Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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THE ’75 TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: C. Childers, M. Reid, J. Simpson, M. Marino, H. Sidler, D. Feller, Coach Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: T. Prince, M. Jiles, K. Ely, M. Reid, P. Warner. DOUBLE TEAMS Team 1 Feller — Marino Team 2 Sidler — Simpson Team 3 Reid — Childers 86 TENNIS

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! ( It ' s a Bird! It ' s a Plane! No! It’s the Girl’s Track as they streak around the track from day to day in strenuous practice. Behind them all the way were coaches Mrs. Robenson and Mrs. Nettles. The team was young and didn’t fair as well as they would have liked, but there is much hope for a more successful year with their unbounded enthusiasm and past experiences. RUNNERS WERE: D. Aired, J. Arena, R Brooks, B. Dillard, K Foard, D. Gallagher, L. Gregory, T. Holland, S. Panak, A. Rainville, C. Smith, D. Terry, P. Thornberry, and C. Whittaker. ALSO INCLUDED WERE: E. Craig, P. Lia, S. Lloyd, F. Parsons, D Phillips, and L. Thomas from Tabb Intermediate, who participated in home meets Robin Brooks concentrates on clearing the high jump bar. Janice Arena maintains a steady pace throughout long distance races, Half-way over, Robin composes herself to prepare for her landing. The hard pan is over; now she braces herself for a soft” landing. The girls have learned that it takes hours of hard practice to make a good jump. De Anne Terry takes the lead in this hurdles race. Sandy Panak consistantly holds the school record for throwing the shotput. A couple of the girl’s track team members discuss the outcome of the meet. ... - » € v;; Tij. TOjgv :r i ilW jKJBi, a t — . j - . r- , j 4 at. m. a we— a » ' aiv.saM Mi iL i -s ««» . . -. i -lir-jrkfjsif ri GIRL’S TRACK 85

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of Promise This was to be the year of promise” with five returning senior lettermen all of whom started on the tennis team as 10th graders but only three of these five returned to play. With inexperienced players at positions 4, 5, and 6 the team suffered a 3 and 9 record. The team started working for next year the day after this season ended. One of the most exciting matches had our Third Doubles team, Mike Reid and Kim Ely down 6 - 4, 4 - 6, 0 - 5 and they came back to win the final set 7 - 5. This was against Brockport, N.Y., who was visiting in the area. Other hard matches had David Feller winning at Denbigh 6 - 3, 4 - 6, 6 - 1 and at Hampton 6 - 7, 6 - 0, 6 - 0. Mike Marino also won at Lafayette in three sets and at Bethel 7 - 6, 7 - 6. Harold Sidler also had impressive victories against York and Ferguson. Harold and J. W. Simpson teamed up to beat the Lafayette 2nd Doubles Team in both the regular competition and in tournament play. TENNIS 87 i i a i I J