Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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r The staff would like to thank the administration and faculty for their cooperation patience during the 74-75 school year. Thanks also to Mr. John Dawson and Mil Raymc Green who helped with photography and especially to Mr. Danny DeFalco, our groov, Taylor representative. We would likerto thank the following students for their contrib- utions to the yearbook: Marc Adkins, Amee Carmines, Bruce Cunningham, Mark Darnell, Mike Loding, Joe Luke, Chuck Masser, Steve Theriault, David Feller, Ruth Ann Spi “ Finally, we cast all our blessings upon our hardworking sponsor, Mrs. Susie Hartrlh | kept the staff together long enough to bring to you the 1975 Bengal. : Darnell, n Spive l

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edge of a road and watch the rld, while your own mind is is heavy with fatigue. Why ring? pothers and the most imp or- It’s stran gJ ho w one can s people go byl not having a C2 twisted with ' problems of does no one a r? Can’t thsM No, their e es are blind H tant thing to ( »em is . . . tM Hawkeye Who among you is a musician, a painter, writer, artor, actress, athlete, njathematician? How many are electricians, journalists, farmers, and teachers. Regardless of title, everyone is an anist in the school of communication. To transfer or convey one’s own ideas and feelings is communication, and an understanding of one’s own needs, desires, abilities, expectations, disappoint- ments is the base for it all. Human emotion is confusing with all its ups and downs, highs and lows. To accept the sorrow with the joy, and learning to cope with it, is a step towards true communication with self. iTCTION 5