Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library 1976 BENGAL VOLUME IV TABBHIGH SCHOOL TABB, VIRGINIA Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their storyc Avoid loud and aggressive persons they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own caieei, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the council of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imagining. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 2 Introduction STUDENTS FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS STUDENT LIFE COMMERCIALS INDEX WRAP-UP 6 Introduction 8 Introduction iUIIIIk:! 1 ' f| i 1 1 10 n We Prepare To Leave There is one word that sums up exactly what the Senior Class thought about all year long . . . Graduation. This far-away dream became a little more real when, in August, we took our seats in the Senior Lounge to argue about the Senior trip, prom and other essential activities. Prom was set for May 8th at the Bon Homme Richard with Sunny Days Revue providing the music, Disney World in Florida was the decided destination for the Senior Trip. Class colors, flower, song and motto were also chosen. The bicentennial colors of red, white and blue were picked and the class flower would be an orange rose. Stairway To Heaven” was the official song with The Theme From Mahogany” an unofficial first. The class motto stated the following, We hold the idea of today that will be the history of tomorrow” written by Peggy Thomberry. Seniors did join together to work on the Homecoming float, first at Kathy Redhair’s house, then at Robin Collins. In March, the class sponsored a slave sale” in which many seniors were auctioned off and, as many discovered, were forced to perform menial tasks. Seniors participated in many extra-curricular activities during the year and, in general, kept the name of the Class of ’76 alive as that of the best class in the school. Top: Sandy Rhew is caught once again by our photographers. Middle Left: Mary Henkel talcing a momentary break from her work. Middle Right: Betsy Johnson, Kathy Bickett, Laura McMahon, Beth Miller, Mike Ox ter and Debbie Bruno just being seniors. Bottom: Class Officers: (1 to r) Treasurer: Mary Jo Smith, Secretary: Margie Sarver, President: Robin Collins, Vice-President: Frank Arena. 1 2 Seniors To Begin Again Seniors 1 3 Seniors Fight For Their Carol Adamowski Jackie Adams Valerie Adams Karen Ammons Cindy Anderson Penny Anderson Frank Arena Donald Babb George Bal lance Avila Banks Brenda Barnes 14 Seniors Two Class Privileges Beryl Bliem Julie Borchardt Skip Bowman Julia Brazelton Kevin Breen Diane Bresnahan Donna Bristow Darlene Brown Larry Brown Debbie Bruno Seniors 15 I Seniors Work Together For Tim Bunn Ray Burcher Janet Butler Anita Cate Clark Childers Eric Coultrip Tim Coy Mike Crabb 16 Seniors A Bicentennial Float I 1 I Mike Davis Ron Davis Daniel Dery Janet Desmarais Wendy Dillard Ellen Davis Janet Davis Kelli Craig Susan Crochet Bruce Cunningham Russell Enos Gale Estes Linda Evans Seniors 1 7 Seniors Unite And Debi Fletcher Mike Foard Linda Forrest Kaye Fox Valentino Frances Glenda Franks ) 8 Seniors I Strengthen Class Bonds Tom Freeman Kathy Gaines Susan Garrett Donna Gallant Michael Gebauer Mar} ' Henkel Cathy Henry Mike Hesslink Seniors 1 9 Leland Higgs Kevin Hill Robert Hunt Susie Irwin Lee Jennings 20 Seniors I Betsy Johnson Elaine Johnson Karen Jones Pascal Jones Rod Jones Siggy Jones Valerie Kent Denise Kerns Don Kidd Vicki Joye Don Kane Sheri Knickerbocker Roby Knight Lynn Larson Seniors 21 Seniors Faced With Many Decisions About The Future Rhonda Lawler Janet Lawrence Doug Li a Bronwen Llewllyn Brenda Londeree 22 Seniors (i;iry Michadis Beth Miller Gerry Moore Patrice Moore Kathy Motes Mike Nace Patricia Neejer Lisa Nipper Karen Oden David Nuckols Frank Occhiuti Seniors 23 Seniors Develop Carefree Attitude Regina Olson Dennis Pearce Valerie Parsons Raymond Patrick Robert Peterson Mike Phillips Ed Pickens Pam Pisoni Sandra Powell Paul Pratt Barry Prosser 24 Seniors Robin Puckett Phebe Quaterman Sarah Riley Terri Robbins Jack Rodden Seniors 25 Senior Trip Planned to Florida Jody Rowell Ellen Sandefur Margie Sarver 26 Seniors I Other Seniors Do Their Own Thing Cindy Soles Mike Spencer Mike Spurio Dusty Stanaway Ricky Stanley Mitch Stoutenberg Seniors 27 Graduation Paula Stump Darlene Thomas Peggy Thornberry Donna Thornton David Thurlow WfJi- Bonnie Walters 28 Seniors Awaits Cindy Watson Brenda Watts Eric Wiener Lance Wilson Bill Wilson Pete Windham Greg Williams Carolyn Winters Mike Wirt Lisa Woodell Donna Young Kevin Zackman Seniors 29 As We Advance In Life, We Learn The Limits Of Our Abilities A year of maturity was evident to all as the Juniors led the school in spirit and zeal. The Junior Class began its active year by collect- ing a number of cans during the Christmas canned food drive, and winning the Christ- mas decorating contest. Emotion peaked at the Ring Dance mark- ing the class’s readiness to achieve leadership next year. Class Sponsors; Mrs. Freeman and Mr. James. Class Officers: President; Debbie Wilburn; V ' ice-president: Mitch Martin; Secretary: Terry Burton; Treasurer: Jane Seay 30 Juniors Shirley Adams David Allen Bobbie Ambrose D. J, Amerson Teresa Anderson Sue Andrews Karen Appleton Janice Arena Matt Ashby Claire Atchison Melinda Ballew Mark Bandy Mel Barbee Billy Barnes Kevie Beard Cindy Behlmar Chiquita Bell Helen Benne Cathy Bennett Kathy Bieri Jeff Bise Micko Black Charlie Blades Norman Blow Walter Bogan Frank Boninu Mike Bouley Brian Bradshaw Richard Breen Jim Bresnahan Jim Bridges Brenda Bridwell Robert Bristow Robin Brooks Shelley Brooks Mary Ann Brown Paula Brown Larry Bullis Anthony Burcher Cindy Burcher Mike Burgess Terri Burton Patty Butry Vic Canfield Stan Cannon Tim Cash Rick Caudle Virginia Chapman Karen Charles Mark Christie Jeff Clough Clarence Coleman Charles Ccxake Bill Copeland John Copeland I Juniors 31 CiingtT Co[‘’lcy Mike Ciorbett Rozanne Cosme Pat Coy Cilenn C. ' uddihy Billy Cundiff Ann Derby Joan Deny Andy Deskins Brigette Dillard Jtxr Dillard Ronnie Dillard Wallace Dillard Mike Dinkins Bobby Doster Billy Dougherty Cindy Dreicr Mary Dryden Norman Ef finger l )nna Enos IX ' bby Evans Van Evans Tony Fairfax Joe Faizone Susan Findlay Clint Fisher John Floren Cindy Forctich Darrell Ford Jimmy Forester Sheela Fortner Loren Fox Mark Fox Anne Freeman Paul Furby Charlene Gaither Bob Gallagher IDebbie Gallagher Tina Garrett Debbie Gaskill Mark Gebauer Kevin Giles Kathy Gravely Frank Green Ivor Green Louise Gregory Lynn Ciurzinski ( ' hris Haase Tina-Marie Hamilton Kim Harmon Keith Harrtxl Melody Hedrick Dennis Herndon IDebbie Hesslink Pam Hines Ring Orders Dominate Junior Minds I i 32 Juniors Valentines Day Sets Romantic Mood For Ring Dance Donna Hedgclon Debra Holston Steve Hovanic Kim Howard Lori Howard Pam Howell Ricky Hoyt Ron Hubbard Sherrie Hunt Johnny Jones Linda Jones Ray Jones Charles Jordan Robin Jordan Kent Kane Mitch Kelley Mark Kepley Ron Kibler Cindy King Linda Kirkland Jerr - Kounse Jean Rae Krovtc John Kubesh Scott Laney Theresa Lang David Lief George Lloyd Jerome Love Rhonda Lowe Steve Luke Gary Mahoney Mitch Martin Brian Mathis Vicky Matthews Rose McCartney Cheryl McCarty David McKinley Kim Mcnke Randy Meservey Mike Meyers Greg Miller Kim Miller David Mixllm Eddie Moore Lorenzo Moore Dave Moreau David Morrow Ii)ebra Moseley June Moss Johnny Mullins Steve Munsen Ciathy Nate Grayland Nelson Sue Nelson Juniors 33 Juniors Win Canned Food Drive Ailru-nnc O’NimI Ch.irk ' v Owens Mcliiul.i P.ul,i cu K.uln I’.iyne Sus.in I’cnn Duinc Peters Sue Pheiff D.ivid Phillips Devin Phillips Toni;i Phillips Coni Pippin Corky Phihn Jeff Pleiisunts Wayne Pollard VC ' ayne Presson Thomas Reeti Mark Reid Miehelle Rcssler Steve Riehmond Mark Rioux Rhonda Rilcc lanct Roaeh Cinde Robbins Robert Rodden Ia ri RcK ' seh Susan Rollins (, ' ourtncy Russ Charlene Russell Karen Sanburn Wantia Saunders Pruee Sawyer Russell Sawyer Erie Scott Jane Seay Cherryl Shaffer Mike Sharp Annette Sherman Amy Shifflett Randy Shifflett Terry Shiver Richard Sines Mark Sink Pilar Skievaski Pam Skillman Amy Smith Steve Smith Donna Smith Jackie Snytier Diane Soult Kathy Sparks Ben Spencer Mike Spencer Randy Stanaway Brad Stanfield Steve Stanton 34 Juniors And Hall Decorating Contest Steve ' X ' ilson Jerry ' X ' cxjcen Tim Worst Donna Stark Mark Starr John Steiger Royal Stimpson Kathy Stratton Melinda Stratton Timmy Stutler Wayne Sullenberger Donna Swann Nancy Swartz Steve Szuiczynski DeAnn Terry Gary Thomas John Thomas Jamie Thomason Jeff Thompson Garland Thorton Linda Todd Janet Tosti Janice Turlington Kevin Turpeiner Bobbie ' X ' agner Celia Waldron Bill Walsh Doris Walton Vianne Wandall Kathy Warnick Mike Watson Mitch Watson Scott Weidman Greg West Frank Wharton Ruth Wherry Connie Whitaker Steve ' OC ' hite Debbie ' OC ' ilburn Brenda ' OC ' illiams Mark Williams Rita Williamson Peggy Willoughby Cindy Wilson Nannette Wilson Rose Wilson Juniors 35 The Wave Of The Tuture Is Coming And There Is No Turning Back The Sophomore Class, in spite of excellent leadership, found to be a frustrating ear; most activities and traditions belong to other classes or clubs. Members of the class showed their spirit, however, by helping on the underclass float for homecoming and sell- ing magazines for the magazine drive. For many sophomores, the second year of high school proved to be a year of getting involved as individuals in student govern- ment, athletics, dramatics and club activities, .so that in the future they will be able to unite and prove that The Class of 78 is Great.” r ' Class Sponsors: Mrs. Tyree and Mr Hopson. Class Officers; President — Lee Ann Hartman; Vice-president — Charles Eric Samuel; Secretary — Tina Fisher, Treasurer — Darrell Dever. 36 Sophomores Byron Adams Lyndon Amory Faith Anderson Shari Anderson Bonnie Andrews Dan Andrews Donnie Angel Donald Arnold Randy Ayers Dee Babb Glenn Babb Ves Baikstis Mike Baker Allison Banks Sherlock Banks Bruce Barbeau Mike Barbeau Georgeann Barclay Betty Barnes Phyllis Baumwell Dianne Blankenship Judy Boothe Carol Bowling Mary Boyenton Floyd Britt Calvin Brown James Brown Jim Brown John Brown Randy Bruno Randy Bryant Susan Bryant Molly Buchanon Julie Burcher Carol Butler Charlie Camden David Cannon Bruce Capps Coleen Carpenter Jeanette Chandler Annette Cheek Donna Clary Sheila Cochran Wanda Combs Eugene Cook Cleve Corbin Sophomores 37 Sophomores Participate In Magazine Drive Pftr.1 Cbrndissen Liriila Counts Ik-tky Oabb lionnie Oawford Carol Crtrech Terry Crocker lasa Crtxrm Ronald Dale Kathy Davis Keith Davis Sara Davis Tina Marie Davis lohn Demetros Marie Derby Darrell Dever Glenn Devol Lynetre Diaz David Dickens George Dickerson Denise Diehl Teresa Douglas Geoff Downer Debbie Duffy Carl Elks Mark Emerson Debbie English Valerie Epperly Annette Evans Debbie Falzone Wanda Farmer April Fenton Kitty Fisher Tina Fisher Alan Fitz Mark Fletcher Dale Floren Debra Foard Karen Foard Ricky Fortner Ed Fox Robyn Fox Deborah Freeman Joe Freeman Edith Furby Kevin Gallagher Marilyn Garber George Garrett Teresa Gibbs Phil Gibson Mark Giles Rhonda Gillespie George Graham Emmy Gravely Darryl Green Susan Green Lisa Grclla Fee Griffin Phyliss Griffin 38 Sophomores Allen F.sttrman Velma Griffin Debra Hallam Tim Hamilton Tina Hamilton Mike Hancock Penny Hardister Kelly Harlowe Tammy f larrison Keith Harrod Ixe Ann Hartman Jim Henkel Donna Hill Shelly Himes Tracey Holland Kenneth Holmes Stacy Horm Wanda Horton Tom Howard Steve Howard Catherine Humbles Steven Hunt Martha Ingram Shawn Jewel Barbara Jones Gary Jones Merna Jones Paulette Jones Jeff Kane Bob Keefer Mike Kelly Scott Kieffer Larry King David Kinseila sherry Knezevich -isa Lackey iusan Lamb Trnest Lee Treg Lia Mark Lieblein -iz Lindsay jori Lint Tavid Lloyd Dtrlene Londeree nald Lowman ■lonald Loynachan Arlene Lucas Kimball l. nn Mike Mabe ' OC ' alter Macke Karen Markoff Kikr Markncy Ralph Mann Simon Martin Tim Marvin Susan Massengale Neal Masser Sophomores 39 Happiness Is. . . Not Being K.uh NK( ' ;mncy Hn.in NkClurc IXinn.i Milntosli D.iviil Mil..uighlin Stu.irc McLc.ir r.ilccn Ml Million l.iv Meredith Jim Merservey Alan Meyers lim Miller loan Miller John Mitehehree Dwight Mixxly (iene Mixire Dehhie More Teresa Morse Andrea Mosely Katherine Moss Kim Moss Chris Nelson Cheryl Nicely Linda Norman Donna Nuekols Brian Nozolino VC ' endy Oden June O ' Neil Patty Ostrowski Donna Parish Barbara Pearce David Perry V ' ickie Person lr in Piiha Greg Plahn Cindy Planholt Mike Pollard Tony Porter Kim Presson Boh Prior Cinde Progar John Quarterman Peggy Rainey Anne Rainville Donna Reid Juanita Revish Jo Richardson Anita Roach Becky Robbins Brian Robbins Walter Robinson Ronald Rcxib Kim Rose Tommy Rowe Alan Rowell Ken Runyon Charles Samuel Linda Saunders Brenda Scoggins Ronald Sears Greg Shaw Steve Shaw Fred Shearin Keith Shields Sheri Skeens Barbara Skur 40 Sophomores A Freshman Anymore C ' indy Smith Jack Smith Marcia Smithlcy Richard Soley Joyce Stafford Kent Starr Scott Stewart Valerie Stratton Steve SwicegcKxl Cindy Talley IX ' bbie Taylor Deborh Taylor Sandra Thomas Shirley Thomas Timmy Thomas Brenda Thornberry Olivia Tipton Mark Tolson Bill Treptow Paula Triplett Olenna Truskett John Tunstall Michael TTunstall Dean Turner Charles Van Buren Angie Veach Marty Viehweg Erik Vogt James Walker David Walkup Littleton Wallace Loretta NX ' alton Kathy Waynick Pam Wells Myra White Cory Whiteman Jack Vc ' ilhurn Kim W ' ilcox Baice Williams Lawrence Wdllis IX-bbic Wilson Judy Wilson Lisa Wilson Sharon Wilson Susan Winfree Teresa Winters Terri Worthy Cynthia Wright Sharon Wright Lisa Zackman Sophomores 41 The Race To Learn Has Begun ' ' OC ith a questionable understanding of their position at Tabb High, the Freshmen spent the year adjusting to the mainstream of school life. The transition from eighth grade supremacy to the common place of the ninth grader is never easy, however the class of ' 79 accepted the challenge! Class .Sponsors: Mrs. Ryer and Mr. Joyce. Class Officers: President — Cheryl Lawler; Vice-president — Elizabeth Hart; Secretary Treasurer — Donald Smith. 42 Freshmen Angela Abbott Shelia Adams Linda Adkins Jim Ames Shcrr - Amor ' Chris Andersen Becky Andersen Tom Anderson V ' irginia Anderson Cindy Andrus Timmy Appleton Allen Archer Skip Atchison Kim Babb Cheryl Bandy Billy Barber Andy Barker LXinna Barksdale Ben Barnes Cindy Barnes Ellen Barnes Haswcll Barrack Anne Bata Lisa Beard Mike Beasley I ;bbie Beck Keith Bellamy Mary Bennett Steve Bennett Keith Bergeron Kim Bikoski Martin Birkbeck Rita Bishop Darlene Blanchard Kathy Blevins Nat Blow I rna Boninu Kevin Btxine Bobby Btxithe Tom Borden Freshmen 43 Paul Boulcy Pay Bowman Ronald Bowman Ixc Bow ' vir Kirk lioyii Save Bradbury Wayne Brig 1 loix Britt Stanley Br x)k Billy Brown Donna Brtrwn Henry Brown Mike Brown Phillip Brown Rhomla Brown Walt Bruee Renee Brummer Meltxlie Bikhanan Mike Binkley Wade Burgexs Wex Burpesx Mike Burnette David Burrix Natalie Butts Rhonda (kill liernie (kinterburv left Ciarminex Ciluak (iaxh David Caudle Kathy Cdiapman Rhonda Cdiapman Ckithy Clamp Brian Cilark Janet (daybo Miihelle (ilou ;h Cindy (ax.hran Rene (ioleman Gene (iombx Ted Ciombs l.isa Conner Geraldine Cixtke Pvelyn Copeland Tberesa Coxmc (dndy Covington Valerie Covington liobbi Crabb left Craxe Staiie Crisp Robbie Crombar Mike Cusiik Ifonme Davis Pam Davis lane Du IX ' lxirab Dennis Susan IXtv 44 Freshmen A Person Who Talks About His Inferiors Hasn ' t Any Mike Dcthlcfs Judy Devan Rcxlnty Dickson Andre Dillard IX-nisc Dillard Roger DiSalvatore Joseph Douglas Terri liuncan Kim li)utton Valerie Earick Sammy F,arl Mark Echols Greg Effler Steve Emerson Dave Emmons James Evans Dana Eackrell John Eaison Tammy Earris Cindy Eassler Joyce Felix Sharon Felty Norma Fenton IxeAnn Findlay Trey Fisher Diane Flanary Paul Forehand Mike Foretick Clyde Forrest Kim Fortner E)onna Fox Tony Frankenberger Mike Gallagher Steve Gallagher Anna Gardner IXborah Gay Curtis Gebauer Martin Gettman Andy Gotstee Bill Graham Kenny Gray Brenda Ciregory Diedra Gnffin Gary Griffith Debbie Grooms Alan Gummo Alex Halachis Tina Hale lasa fJall Eytiie fJamdton Elizabeth fJart Brenda I fartman I.intla Hartman Ricky Hawkins Freshmen 45 IXnnis ll.uir.ift D.ivid 1 If.ul C irc y: I Ictuiriik Tr.Kv 1 krmlon Icssii.i Hewitt P.im Huks P.tt Hiemstrj Theres.i Hl ins Ditkic Hill RolxTt Hill Mike Hoff nun Robin Hogge Cionnie Holt biibba 1 lopson Sfuwn Hop on Tinnv.i Hopson lim Howard Kathy Hoyt Theresa Hudgins David Hunt Karen Hunt Karen Hunt Jay Jaikson Paul Jackson Rose Jankowski F.bbic Jefferson David Jensen Curtis Jimenez Kim Johnson Ron Johnson Suzanne Johnson Barbara Jones Donny Jones Uigh Jones U-slie Jones Melba Jones Pam Jones Tammv Jones Shirley Keene David Kelley Cathy Kelly Mike King Bob Kinsella Tracy Knickerbocker IX-borah Knez,evich Peter Kubesh Tom Kubesh Kathv Kyzer Frank Lacw Richard l.ancy Rita Laney JoAnn Lash Vincent Lassiter Gene Laughery Cheryl Lawler Robert Layman Freshmen Weaned On 46 Freshmen Tiger Milk David larnox Steve Ixnox Mike Ixopard Laurie Ixsson Melinda Ixwis Russell Ixwis Wanda Ixwis Patty Lia Beth Liles Tommy Lindsay Sharon Lloyd Karen Ixtbianco Mike laxien Denise Ixtnp Mark Ixtrenzion Donald Ixjynathan Collette lawaw Ixwis Luon o Dale Luxenburg Lisa Lynn Lori Madden Patty Marquez Charles Masby Jeff Massic Rick Mayhew Patti McCartney Beverly McClure Don McDaniels Len McKecl Mark Me Keel Katby McLiughlin Cindy Meredith Cindy Meyers Tony Miles Bobbie Mitchell Howard Mtxllin Teresa Mtxllin Joyce Moore Kenny Mtxrre Steve Moore Rodney Mtxtrefield Brenda Mullins Mike Mundy Tim Myers Kathy Newton Chris North Bruce Nozolino Rose Olson Greg Outten Faye Parsons Jill Pearce Ross Pcisel Freshmen 47 Pressure Takes Its Mahdc IVIkcy Ik’tsy Ik riiuc ' K.ircn Perkins Catus Perrin Karen Perry Dawn Phillips Don Pierce Maria Plahn Karen Pobanz Monica Polifka Teresa Prescott Tina Presnell Tracy Prowser Laurie Randall Scott Read Donna Reed Cathy Reese James Richardson Kent Ritchie lasri Ritchie James Robinson William Robinson Jane Marie Rcxlpcrs Kevin Rollins Pbil Rollo Debbie Rose David Russ Robert Russell Ray Salas Debra Sampson Chuck Saunders Bill Schade Ro er Schemenaur Cheryl Scoggins Randy Shearin Lisa Shidcler Bobby Shifflett Karen Siceloff Wayne Skinner John Slade Barbara Smith Beverly Smith Don Smith Donald Smith John Smith Mickey Smith V ' ictor Sothcott David Soult Brenda Springer William Steele Theresa Stefanowicz Bernadine Stewart 48 Freshmen Toll On Freshmen Sony;! Slimpson l)i;mc Siokfs Ixs Stovall Stott Sttibbv Jtxii Swann Traty Taylor Tony Terry Linda Thomas Bobby Thomas Jim Thomas Jan Thomas Wendell Thornton Bryan Tollefson Beverly Turner Keri Turpeinen Jimmy Tyeryar James Untierw ' txxi Gina Valentine David Van Buren Tracy Vick Jeff Viers Chrissie Waldron Sherry Wallace Steve Walters Karen Walton Mark Warner Chris Waters Edward Waters Steve Watts Andy Weddle Chris West Antoinette Whitaker Linda Whitaker lairi Whithead Robert Whiteman Beth Williams I avid Williams Irma Willis April Wilson Blair Wilson Lisa Wilson ! n Witt Betky Wixxfdell Kevin Wtxxfmansee Jimmy Worthy Paulette V( ' ri;j;ht Wendy Wright IXbra Wyatt Nathan Wyatt Connie Yates Freshmen 49 Mr. Miller Leaves Tabb This is not the end, it is not even the beginning of the end, but it is perhaps the end of the beginning.” Winston Churchill somehow sums up the situation of our recently-resigned Principal Mr. Richard B. Miller. A long and involved past which, began in Augusta County, now is taking on new dimensions as Assistant Superintendent of York County Public Schools and has opened up a future of high hopes. He attended Triplett Elementary School in Mt. Jackson and also Triplett High School. At VPI and UVA he received a B.S. and M.Ed. respectively. In Shenandoah County, he acted as the elementary school principal and later took over his first vice principal position of Harrisonburg High School. In September 1966, as York High School’s Principal, he handled the maelstrom of paperwork, duties and operation with such smoothness and success that when Tabb High School opened in 1972, he assumed the extremely respected and demanding role of Principal and was faced with the extraordinary task of putting a new Tabb High on it’s feet and kicking.” Presently acting as Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Miller enjoys the added administrative dimensions of his work now, but misses the personal contact and emotion he was so used to in the past. Mr. Miller will surely be missed and his presence will be felt indirectly if not directly. A truly dedicated man: Mr. Richard B. Miller. 50 Administrators Dedication Is Mr. Morris In One Word On February 2, 1976, Mr. Robert T. Morris became the second Principal of Tabb High School. Mr. Morris has been a life-long resident of Virginia except for a short time spent in New York and two drafted terms in the United States Army. He grew up on the family’s farm, fishing with his father and taking work available to him in the rural community. His father gave him some good advice which he passes on today, Learn to do anything that gives you an honest dollar.” This advice has enabled him to excel in all he has undertaken. Mr. Morris attended two high schools, Gloucester County Training School and Rappahannock Industrial Academy, with the intention of going into medicine. Later he decided it would be to his family’s advantage for him to teach. He also attended the College of William and Mary, Old Dominion University and Virginia State College, where he received his B.S. and M.S. In his spare time, Mr. Morris enjoys the company of his wife and son while he dabbles in farming and cooking, his favorite hobbies. We all want to wish continued good luck to Mr. Robert Morris in his coming years at Tabb High School. Administrators 51 Assistant Principals Make Daily Rounds Mr. Charles Cherry; Elizabeth City State College, Hampton Institute. Mr. Edwin Markoff; William and Mary, Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Maty, Old Dominion University. Besides their many responsibilities as Assistant Principals, Mr. Ed Markoff also holds the position as Tabb’s athletic and activities advisor, while Mr. Charles Cherry handles classroom instruction. Their constant attention helped to smooth the transition of Mr. Miller’s departure and Mr. Morris’ arrival. This is Mr. Cherry’s last year at Tabb for he had acquired the position of Principal at Queens Lake Intermediate. Mr. Markoff will still be found haunting Tabb’s halls with his big orange spirit” next year. Top Left: Mr. Markoff and Mr. Cherry in conference. Top Right: Mr. Cherry. Middle Left: Mr. Cherry with student. Middle Right: Mr. Markoff during lunch. Bottom Right: Mr. Cherry making one of his numerous phone calls of the day. 52 Administrators Tabb Has National Secretary Of The Year The secretaries at Tabb High perform the clerical tasks necessary to efficiently operate the school. Mrs. Doris Barnes, secretary to Mr. Miller and Mr. Morris, was honored this year by being chosen National Educational Secretary of 1975. Mrs. Doris Burcher, secretary to Mr. Cherry, is in charge of school attendance and tardies. Mrs. Joanne Allamby is the school receptionist and Mr. Markoff’s secretary. Mrs. Mary Fox, as guidance secretary, is constantly busy enrolling new students, withdrawing those that are leaving, preparing transcripts for collegebound students and those transferring to new schools. Top Left: Mrs. Doris Barnes. Top Right Mrs. Joann e Allamby Bottom Left: Mrs. Dttris Burther Bottom Right: Mrs. Mary Fox. Secretaries 53 Guidance Helps Students Move To Future Despite huge amounts of paperwork, the guidance office manages to supply each student with invaluable personal aid. Helping the individual student make his or her choice for future education or employment is an everyday job for Tabb’s counselors. Top Left: Mrs. Ann Cook, Mary Baldwin; 11th grade sponsor. Top Right: Mrs. Wilma Luck, Iowa State College, Old Dominion, William and Mary; SHh grade sponsor, Dircrtor of Guidance. Bottom Left: Mrs. Ruth Wyche, Virginia State College, Boston University, Hampton Institute; 12th grade sponsor. Bottom Right: Mr. George Haase, Gettysburg College, William and Mary; 10th grade sponsor. 54 Guidance Librarians And Nurse Aid Students Students at Tabb High needing assistance in locating research materials are guided by librarians Mrs. Cynthia Ford and Mrs. Nettie Morgan. Assisting them is library aide Mrs. Helen Hubbard. Mrs. Hawkins, our full-time nurse, manages to keep our active student body in running order. Top Left: Mrs. Nettie Morgan, Virginia State College, Hampton Institute. Bottom Left: Mrs. Helen Hubbard. Top Right: Mrs. Cynthia Ford, Radford College; Majorettes and AV Club. Bottom Left: Mrs. Dariel V. Hawkins, Flower Hospital, Registered Nurse. Librarians, Nurse 55 Service With A Smile Without all the work done by our permanent substitutes and aides a great number of classes would never be held. Who else besides these dedicated people would do all the work that they perform; typing tests, worksheets, quizzes, and even taking over classes when they are needed. Our visiting teacher Mrs. Ivy, helps students continue their education when they are unable to attend their regular classes. Top Left: Miss Copley. Top Middle: Mrs. Wiltshire. Top Right: Mrs. McLean. Middle Left: Mrs. Ivy. Middle: Mrs. Childers. Middle Right: Mrs. Ship. Bottom Right: Mrs. Jones. 56 Aides Directors Must Be Given Credit Behind the scenes of calm, cool, and collected school life, you will be sure to find three very busy and important people. Tabb could not exist without the work done by its directors Mrs. Smith of Humanities, Mr. Doggins of Science Mathematics and Mr. Woolard of Vocational Technology. As department directors, their duties are many and varied, ranging from supplying textbooks for classes, aiding teachers with instructional plans, scheduling classroom space, and still teaching their own classes. Top Left: Mr. Tom Doggins, Hampton-Sydney College, Madison College. Bottom Left: Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Madison College, William and Mary; Senior Class. Bottom Right: Mr. Michael Woolard, N.C. State University, William and Mary. Directors 57 Student Teachers Invade The SCOPE Program provides variety and challenge for everyone involved in the English Department. Subjects range from a general topic such as writing to a specific topic such as Women in Literature. Grammar classes practice putting every work in exactly the right place while Journalism classes collect articles for their paper. A class for everyone, providing an unlimited amount of opportunities,” is the English department’s motto. Top Right: Mr . Beverly Tyree, William and Mary, University of Exeter, England; Asst. Girls’ Track Coach, Literary Magazine, Sophomore Class. Middle Left: Mrs. Marian Smith, William Paterson University; Debate and Forensics Team, Thespians, Drama Club, Puppet Theater. Middle Right: Mrs. Veeta James; Special Education. Bottom Left: Ms. Natalie Johnson, Swarthmore College, Girls Bas ketball Coach, Sophomore Class. Bottom Middle: Mrs. Marva Roberts, Hampton Institute. Bottom Right: Mrs. Flora Ryer, Longwood College, George Washington University; Freshmen Class. -SR Hiimnnitips Fnniish English Department Top Left: Mrs. Myrtle G. Soles, Madison College, College of William and Mary; S.C.A. Top Right: Mrs. Trilby O. Lynn, Radford College; Newspaper. Bottom Left: Ms. Linda S. McLean, UNC at Wilmington; Senior Qass Sponsor, Keyettes. Middle: Mrs. Candace Koltun, Ohio University, Capital University; Junior Class Sponsor, Pep Club. Middle Right: Mrs. Pat Wright, Virginia Commonwealth University; Mime Troupe. Bottom Middle: Ms. Dorthy Scott, William and Mary; N.H.S. Humanities — English 59 Civic Responsibility: This year’s SCOPE Program introduced many new courses in the fields of government, psychology and social studies. This meant that both teachers and students had to spend more time preparing and studying, whether the class be Current Social Problems or Free Enterprise. Sociology classes studied crime and delinquency while psychology students learned about one’s own identity and many other important steps in human development. Top Left: Mr. Robert L. Anderson, Juniata College, University of Virginia, Biarritz American University, University of North Carolina, Old Dominion University, Key Club, Tennis Coach. Top Right: Mrs. Frances T. Drake, Longwexxd College, Junior Class. Bottom Left; Mr. Stephen Deutsch, University of Washington, J.V. Basketball. Middle Right: Mrs. Virginia Moffat, University of Texas, Junior Class Sponsor. Bottom Right: Mr. Paul Kirby, Virginia Commonwealth University, J.V. Football Coach, Track Coach. 60 Government, Psychology, Social Studies Theory And Practice Top Left: Mr. Russell Hopson, North Carolina College, Hampton Institute. Top Right: Ms. Barbara Zalumas, Radford College. Middle Left: Mr. Willard Hunt, Golf Coach, Asst. Football. Middle Right: Mr. George Coulter, Johnson G. Smith University, Cross Country Coach. Bottom Left: Mr. Arthur H. Roach, College of William and Mary, Emory University, Wesley Theological Seminary, Key Club. Bottom Right: Mr. Danny Holt, William and Mary.J. V. Wrestling. Humanities 61 Tired Of English? Try . • • . . .the learning experiences in foreign culture and languages in French, Spanish, Latin or German. Top Left: Mrs. Sandra Hansford, William and Mary, Wichita State University; SCA. Top Right: Mrs. Helen Holbcn, William and Mary; Latin Club. Middle: Mrs. Sharon Winter, William and Mary, German Qub, Freshman class. Bottom Left: Miss Jane Blalock, Elon College; Cheerleaders, French Club. Bonom Right: Mr. James Akins, William and Mary, Oklahoma State University; International Club. 62 Language Department Cafeteria Murals Rival Sistine Chapel It is evident that the Fine Arts Department has improved musically and artistically over the past four years through the standards it has set and achievements it has made. This year, a string class was added to allow students to display their talents in still more ways. Top Left; Mr. Peter J. Pugh, Jr., William and Mary; An Club. Middle Top: Miss Holly Wentz, William and Mary; Art Club. Top Right: Mrs. Rebecca W. Siegel, Camegie-Mellon University. Middle Left: Mrs. Sherry L. Hodges, William and Mary; Cheerleaders. Middle: Mrs. Mary Ellen Neale, Mary Washington College; An Club, Junior Class. Middle Right: Mr. William A. Tew, Duke University; Sight and Sound Corps, Bottom Left: Mr. Percy E. Ironmonger, Jr., Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, West Virginia University; Tiger, Stage, Dues and Concen Bands. Music, Art 63 Advanced Biology Completes While attempting to teach the Einsteins of the future, our Science Department provides students with vivid experiences to stimulate growth in knowledge, skills, interests and appreciation of science through an activity-centered program. The program is structured to present an inquiry approach into the nature of life and the properties of matter based upon the understanding of basic concepts. At the basic levels, emphasis is placed on human ecology, one of the major areas of interest in contemporary science. Efforts are made to expose the student to topics in adequate depth, without overwhelming them with the encyclopedia detail. Top Right: Mr. Melvin Moore, St. Augustine’s New York University. Nhddlc Right: Mrs. Esther Freeman, Radford College, Junior Class Sponsor. Bottom Left: Mr. John Wood, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Virginia State Colleg e. Bottom Right: Mr. Ellis R. Boyd, Hampton Institute, University of Virginia, Science Club. 64 Science Dept. .1 First Successful Brain Transplant Top Left: Mrs. Hannah Roberts, Randolf-Macon Woman’s College. Junior Class. Top Right: Mr. Richard Joyce, Emory and Henry, O.D.U., William and Mary, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Yearbook, Freshman Class. Bottom Left: Mr. George Jobson, Virginia Tech, S.C.A., J.V. Baseball. Bottom Right: Mr. Donald Franks, University of Oklahoma, Ohio State University. I Science Dept. 65 Wanted: Math Teacher Math has been called a universal, symbolic language and the Mathematics Department of Tabb High strives to instill in students the importance of this language and a working knowledge of it. Whether it be Consumer math or Pre-Calculus, their main goal is to provide each student with the basic mathematical skills to enter the job market or to continue his formal education. Top Left: Mr. Wesley Bird, Concord College, Madison College, Honor Society. Top Right: Mr. Jeffrey Williams, North Carolina Central University. Bottom Left: Mrs. Patty Baker, Texas Tech University. Bottom Right: Mrs. Johnnie G. Little, Stillman College, Old Dominion University, Hampton Institute; Keyettes. 66 Math Dept. Must Be Tall And Handsome! Math Dept. 67 Sound Bodies Prepared For Sound Minds Living through perilous road trips is often an everyday experience for the Drivers Education Instructors, while P.E. Instructors have the task of keeping the Tabb High student body in shape. Top Left; Mr. Gus Smith, Salem College, William and Mary, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Old Dominion; Senior Class. Top Middle: Mr. C. Fred Mitchell, Hampden-Sydney College, William and Mary; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Head Football Coach, Girls Track. Top Right: Mr. Ron Honon, Catawba College; Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track. Bottom Left: Mrs. Suzi Robertson, Longwcxxl College; Gymnastics. Bottom Right: Mrs. Eve Nettles, N.Y.U., Norlfolk College. Middle: Mr. Sewell M. Rowley, Jr., Lynchburg College; Asst. Football, Head Baseball, Head Basketball. 68 P.E., Drivers Ed. Students Learn Arts Of Living The military-minded student can learn many of the aspects and techniques of military life from Captain Wells and Chief Kirkland. The subjects are covered over a three year period, with courses ranging from astronomy to actually going aboard a ship. While those interested in the finer” things of life are instructed by the Home Economics teachers, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Higgs and Mrs. Anderson. Besides learning the basic skills. Home Ec. students are directed through areas of interior decorating, tailoring, food nutrition, and family living. Top Left: Mrs. LaVeme Jones, Hampton Institute; F.H.A. Middle: Mrs. Emily Anderson, Bridgewater College; F.H.A. Top Right: Chief Claude Kirkland, U.S. Navy; Drill Team, Rifle Team. Bottom Left: Mrs. Brenda Higgs, East Carolina University; F.H.A. Bottom Right: Captain John Wells, U.S. Navy Academy; NJROTC Club, Rifle Home and Drill Team. Home Ec., ROTC 69 The various Industrial Art Programs give the students a taste of what skilled trades are like. In the shop sections, students not only use machinery, but also learn sound construction techniques. Electrically minded persons can enhance their knowledge in Mr. Henkel’s electronics class and those interested in printing can obtain first-hand experience by op erating the printing press in graphic arts. Busy Hands. . . Top Left: Mr. William VanderPas, O.D.U.; Distributive Education. Top Middle: Mr. Frank Henkel, U.S. Navy; Elearonics. Top Right: Mr. Carl James, Elizabeth Qty State University, Industrial Technology; Junior Class. Bottom Left: Mr. John Weaver, University of North Carolina, William and Mary, Virginia State College, University of Maryland; V.I.C.A, Bottom Middle: Mr. Bobby Pippin, East Tennessee State, Virginia State College; Industrial Technology. Bottom Right: Mr. Raymond Greene, California State College; Newspaper. 70 Industrial Tech. Are Happy Hands The Business teachers instruct the future secretaries and business leaders of the nation in many courses from shorthand and basic typing to advanced bookkeeping. It’s a wonder how the typewriters stay in operation through the day-in, day-out tapping of the many typing students. Top Left: Mr.s. Genevieve Copley, Mary Washington College. Top Right; Mrs. Shirley Scott, William and Mary; FBLA. Freshman Class. Middle Left: Mrs. Cindy Allen, East Carolina University. Middle Right: Mrs. Sharon Horton, Longwood College, FBLA. Bottom Left: Mrs. Amorette Warren, Appalachian State University. Business 71 w- -fTVnR Organizations Ull M id f ■ 1 (« nUrye UJ ■PH P EF : j 72 I 73 SCA Increases Activities For Student Body The SCA really went all out this year to provide activities for the students. They started out the year with a slide-show presentation at orientation. The next big project was Homecoming. A bonfire, floats, homecoming queen and her court, along with a volkswagon march during half-time, highlighted the festivities. Films were shown the day before Halloween in the first Dracula Film Festival. November yielded a nightclub atmosphere as fellow students and teachers entenained the large crowd. With Christmas around the bend, a Christmas Ball was planned. This dance was the finale of a Christmas decoration contest. As the new year began, trees were planted to celebrate the Bicentennial. Cindy Behlmar was crowned Miss Tabb High in the pageant held in February. In celebration of the Bicentennial an assembly brought to light our nation’s 200th birthday that we honor this year. Excitement was paramount as a dance marathon was sponsored by SCA for the benefit of the Virginia Association for Retarded Citizens. Over $2000 was colleaed to go to this worthy cause. A Sadie Hawkins dance was the highlight of Sadie Hawkins day. Finally the women were put in charge. New officers were elected, and took over their offices to organize a Silent Film Festival. In conclusion, the SCA thanks you for your cooperation and hopes next year will be a tremendous success. Top Right: Chris Luke, President. Middle Row: Jane Petty, Vice-President; Susie Bieri, Treasurer; Susie Irwin, Secretary. Front Row: Billy Doughtery, Parliamentarian; Bruce Barbeau, Reponer; Steve Luke, Chaplain. 74 SCA Sally Thinks We ' re Cool! This year’s Key Club participated in a multitude of service-oriented projects throughout the community. Key Clubbers aided workers in setting up the Patrick Henry Fair and the Bloodmobile at Tabb. Many members worked at the Virginia School for the Blind at Hampton, while others assisted at the York County Public Library. Running the concession stand for home basketball games and ushering for most school programs became major functions of the Key Club. Besides sponsoring two school dances, the club held a contest to find the Key Club Mr. Cool.” Finalists’ pictures, in their cool” poses, were sent to Sally Struthers where she picked Kyle Bateman to reign over THS as Mr. Key Club Cool.” Key Clubbers of the year: Pete Windham and Andy Deskins. Officers: President: Pete Windham, Vice-President: Don Kane, Secretary: Andy Deskins, Treasurer: Kyle Bateman, Sergeant-at-Arms: Dale Warden, Advisors: Robert Anderson and Arthur Roach. Members: Lance Wilson, Harold Weber, Frank Arena, Russell Enos, Bruce Cunningham, Valentino Francis, Lee Jennings, Mike Sarver, George Ballance, J. W. Simpson, Robert Peterson, Greg Miller, Steve Luke, Johnny Mullins, Mark Reid, Billy Dougherty, Glenn Cuddihy, Loren Fox, Steve Walton, Mike Burgess, Tim Stutler, Rick Caudle, Jeff Kane, Jim Miller, Don Andrews, Phillip Gibson, David Dickens, James Richardson, Kent Ritchey, Mike Watts, Mike Mimdy. 76 Key Club Keyettes Have Busy Year Keyettes have been quite busy this year. Besides working to improve the community and Tabb High, the Keyettes have also participated in the required activities of District Keyettes. This year the Keyettes have done such things as worked at the Health Fair, sold mums at Homecoming, helped a needy family at Christmas and collected for the Heart Fund. Some of the Keyettes took part in the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon. Keyettes sponsored Key-Etiquette Day. With their civic sponsors they had a Mother-Daughter night. The most recent project was the selling of jewelry for funds. In District Keyettes they participated in R.D.T., and sold candy. Next year they expect to have a better and more fullfilling year. Members: Back Row: V. Baikstis, K. Falzone, P. Harward, J. Turlington, B. Thomberry, B. Jones. 5th Row: Mrs. Little, M. Hedrick, T. Lang, T. Anderson, C. Smith, S. Wright, A. Shifflett, S. Fonher. 4th Row: A. Derby, B. Dillard, T. Holland, L. Lackey, T. Fisher, R. Fox, S. Skeens. 3rd Row: R. Soles, C. Anderson, E. Johnson, B. Miller, S. Crochet, R. Brooks. 2nd Row: G. Franks, L. Larson, D. Swann, S. Br x)ks. Front Row: R. Smith, K. Menke, L. Howard, J. Brazelton, J. Seay, K. Combs. Keyettes 77 The Tabb Tiger Band began the year, as always, appearing as the half-time entertainment for the at home” football games. All shows were well received by the audiences, but the Fifties” show and the Halloween” program were the highlights of football season. The Most Popular Band in Tidewater” award was presented to the Tiger Band by Radio Station WGH. Along with this honor went $1000 to spend on band instruments. Other awards included a first-place trophy at the Williamsburg Christmas Parade — for the third time in four years — and excellent ratings at the District VIII Band Festival. The trip to Canada proved to be the most exciting experience of the year. Each band member had to earn his way to Canada by selling oranges and grapefruit from Florida. Over 1900 boxes were sold and distributed throughout the area. Sunny Days Revue also extended its help and interest in sending the band to visit our northern neighbors. The band spent the first night of the trip in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and then traveled on to Toronto. After performing at the Applewood Heights Secondary School, the Tigers were off to Montreal for sight-seeing, and ended the trip with a concert at Independence Mall in Philadelphia. It was another successful year for Mr. Ironmonger and his bands. Tigers March To Canada 78 Band Stage Band Receives Superior Ratings This year’s Stage Band, under the direction of Percy Ironmonger, once again displayed its varied talents by participating in several events. The first concert was highlighted by a performance of the Alex Jenkins Quartet. For the fourth consecutive year the Stage Band received superior ratings at District VIII Festival. Tabb again received superior ratings, while senior Sandy HanccKk received an outstanding soloist” award. The Stage Band was always a welcome addition to many of Tabb’s student activities, as well as performing for many civic functions. Members: Back Row: Tim Rowe, Dennis Amerson, Mark Giles, Steve Richmond, David Moreau, Chris North, Susan Rollins, Sandy Hancock, Kathy Redhair, Mark Kepley, Kirk Mahoney (not piemred). Middle Row: Mike Crabb, Stuan McLean, Jay Meredith, Ed Pickins, Ben Spencer (not pictured). Front Row: Kevin Downs, Harvey Austin, Randy Bruno, George Graham, David Nuckols. 80 Stage Band Majorettes Display Bicentennial Costumes It was not an uncommon sight to see the Tabb High Majorettes practicing in the Commons after school every day from September through November. In fact, if you happened to be at Tabb during the summer, they had already begun long hard hours of work in July. Above all, the girls learned to work as a team and what true dedication to an activity could be. With Jackie Adams as Captain and Peggy Steele as Co-Captain, the girls complimented the band by participating in half-time shows, concerts, parades and pep rallies. Not to be outdone, the Majorettes added a patriotic stars and stripes costume to their many uniforms. These outfits were first used a t the joint half- time show with York High. The culminating event was a trip to Canada at Easter with the Tabb Tiger Band. Majorettes: Bottom Picture: Debbie Wilson, Cheryl Fields, Peggy Steele, Jackie Adams, Karen Markoff, Tracy Taylor, Pat Hiemstra. Majorettes 8 1 This year the Tabb High Choral Department exhibited fine talents and terrific enthusiasm under the exciting and forever-demanding direction of Mr. William A. Tew. The A Cappella, Girls’ and Male Choruses participated in four major concerts: Fall, Christmas with the Band, the Windy concert and the Spring Finale. Twenty people from Tabb were selected for Regional Chorus, while one, Chris Fisher, went on to All-State Chorus. Special achievement awards for the year went to: In A Cappella Choir — Most Contributed: Lee Ann Hartman. Most Improved: Mike Dinkins. In Girls’ Chorus — Most Contributed; Natalie Butts. Most Improved: Patricia Ostrowski. In Male Chorus — Most Contributed: Marty Ashby. Most Improved; Curtis Jiminez. Girls’ Chorus Members; President: Brenda Birdwell, Vice-President: Hope Britt, Business Manager: Cheryl McCanney, Secretary: Brenda Thomberry, Treasurer: Amy Shifflett, Member- at-large; Lisa Wilcox, B. Anderson, F. Anderson, C. Blevins, S. Brooks, R. Brummer, T. Bunon, N. Butts, M. Clough, C. Fields, S. Findley, P. Hardister, P. Hicks, K. Hunt, K. Johnson, B. Jones, T. Knickerbocker, J. Lawrence, C. Lozaw, C. Nelson, P. Ostrowski, T. Prescott, C. Reese, J. Revish, R. Richmond, J. Rodger, M. Sarver, A. Sherman, D. Slade, M. Smithley, P. Steele, J. Tosti, K. Turpeinen, C. Waldron, K. Walton, L. Walton, J. Wilson, S. Winfree, D. Wyatt, C. Yater, R. Hogge, J. Bartlett, L. Neabauer, W. Holland. 82 Chorus Male Chorus Members: President — Matt Ashby, Secretary — Marty Ashby, Business Manager — Corley Fitz, Treasurer — Mark Sink, Member-at-large — Bruce Barbeau, A, Archer, T. Berry, L. Bullis, R. Dale, B. Dunning, K. Gray, C. Jimenez, A. LaFrance, R. Layman, M. Leopard, R. Peiscl, S. Read, K. Ritchey, P. Rollo, T. Rowe, B. Walsh, J. White. ‘mwUBr Ak Mr Mt Bw V 4 iraiL -ill IIMi A CappcUa Chorus Members: President — Tim Rowe, Vice- President — Lee Ann Hartman, Business Manager — Richard Breen, Secretary — Julia Brazelton, Treasurer — Richard Sines, Member-at-large — Chris Luke, C. Atchison, P. Brown, L. Evans, C. McCarty, L. Norman, S. Riley, B. Scoggins, C. Talley, D. Walton, L. Wilcox, S. Fortner, C. King, J. Rowell, S. Knickerbocker, M. Padgett, A. Veach, C. Waynick, C. Fisher, S. Prior, G. Randell, S. Walton, G. West, D. Dever, M. Dinkins, W. Mackey, J. Mackey, J. Mullins, S. Munson, S. Weidman. Chorus 83 Although they didn’t say much, the Mime Troupe managed to get across many ideas during their performances. This year’s Mime Troupe consisted of six members: (from back to front) Cindi King, David Jensen, Steve Luke, Marty Ashby, Jody Rowell and Chris Luke, Some of the varied performances included the Bicentennial Assembly held by the S.C.A. in March. Their skits displayed the creative talents that made this year’s Mime Troupe the best.” Honestly, though. Mime Troupe was just a lot of fun for everyone involved. To Speak Or Not To Speak . . . Debate Team Front Row: Brian Nozolino, Steve Hovanic, Back Row: Rose McCanney, Donna Parish, Lisa Zackman, Susan Penn. 84 Mime Troupe, Forensics Thespian Troupe 1585 ( Under the direction of Ms. Barbara Zalumas and Mrs. Marian Smith, the Thespians had a very successful and enlightening year. The Thespian Society is an organization made up of outstanding honor drama students who must earn a specific number of points to even be eligible, then must have a Vi vote by the members to be tapped. The society is the underlying foundation of all the dramatic productions at Tabb. Despite great obstacles this I year, the Thespians came through to put on a fine production of The Best of Broadway” which was allowed a mere four weeks of rehearsal time. Thespians: Seated: J. Petty, P. Quaterman, M. Dinkins, B. Bames, S. Stokes, E. Sanderfur, R. McCartney, B. Wagner, V. Joye, B. Cunningham, S. Luke. Standing: V. Griffin, D. Parish, F. Occhiuti, S. Smith, T. Smith, S. Weidman, T. Robbins, Mrs. M. Smith, A. Veach. H Forensics Team Forensics and Debate Team Members: Seated: Mrs. Smith, N. Butts, R. McCartney, M. Pelky, K. McCartney, B. Nozolino, S. Hovanic, M. Brown, L. Zackman, J. Petty, T. Robbins, B. Wagner. Standing: G. Ballance, A. Girl, C. Samuels, F. Anderson. Top: A. Veach, J. Rowell, D. Hunt, P. McCartney, G. Lauzburg, S. Luke, T. Shiver, M. Dinkins, C, Britt. This year’s debate and forensics team competed in fifteen meets. Seventeen trophies and thirteen certificates were awarded to the group throughout the year. Each time the team entered competition, it brought back to Tabb a first or second place trophy. Four members of the group went to State. They were: Bobbie Wagner — 3rd, Bruce Cunningham — 3rd, Steve Luke — 5th and Cathy Gracy — 5th. Thespian ancJ Forensics 85 Opportunities Abound For Roster of Cadets: Adams, B.; Andrews, S.; Ashby, M. G.; Babb, G.; Baker, C. A.; Baker M. R.; Bandy, M. A.; Barker, A. D.; Bise, C. J.; Began, W. C.; Boone, K.; Borden, T. L; Bowyer, K. L; Bowyer, V. A.; Breen, D. J.; Breen, R. S.; Brightman, L. J.; Brown, M. T.; Bryant, R. E.; Bullis, R.; Byers, R. D.; Cash, T. C.; Clough, J. R.; Copeland, E. B.; Corbett, M.; Dale, R. L; Devol, G. T.; Effler, G. W.; Pales, T. E.; Fenton, A. M.; Fisher, C. W.; Fisher, K. K.; Forehand, P.; Green, I. R.; Griffin, V.; Hall, D. T.; Hall, G. P.; Harrod, K. A.; Higgs, L. E.; Hook, R ; Jester, D.; Johnson, R. P.; Jones, P. A.; King, C. C.; King, L. G.; Leopard, M. E.; Lloyd, D. M.; Lloyd, G. M.; Lloyd, S. D.; Loynachan, R. E.; Luxenburg, D. S.; Mackey, W. E.; Manin, S. L.; Marvin, T. S.; Massengale, S, D., Mayhew, R. L.; Miller, J. D.; Moseley, A. D.; Nozolino, B. J.; Nozolino, B. J.; Olson, R. M.; Parker, M, G.; Pleasants, J. R.; Pobanz, K. A.; Prosser, B. S.; Quarterman, J. W.; Randall, G. D.; Reed, T. B.; Roob, R. A.; Roob, R. G.; Samuel, C. E.; Sanborn, K. L.; Saunders, L. L. ; Sawyer, R. L.; Sewell, M. O.; Szulczynski, R. S.; Thomas, J. W.; TTiompson, J. G.; Viers, J. L.; Vogt, E. T.; Wallace, L. Z.; Whiteman, R. F.; Wilbum,J. H.; Wilson, A. R.; Woodmansee, K. W.; Wooten, J. W.; Wright, C. Girls Special Drill Team: Center, Front: Cindy Baker. 2nd: Tammy Fales, April Fenten, Linda Saunders. 3rd: Cynthia Wright, Kitty Fisher. Company Staff: Center Left, Front: Jeff Ashby. 2nd: Cindy Baker, Leland Higgs, Terry Hall, Steve Szulczynski. 86 ROTC Students In NJROTC Students graduating from Tabb High School last year won $470,000 worth of college scholarships and in addition enabled the smdents to enter into the services with higher pay grades. Extra curricular activities included the Annual Military Ball held at the Officers Club at Langley Air Force Base, the Annual Awards Night, where cadets who have distinguished themselves during the year were recognized, and many other varied programs. Field trips were held during the year with trips at sea on Navy ships, flights in helicopters and other items contributed to a well rounded year for the cadets. The NJROTC Rifle Team and the Drill Team competed with other units throughout the year. The Drill teams participated in many parades including the Williamsburg Christmas Parade, Armed Forces Day Parade in Phoebus, Loyalty Day in Hampton and ROTC Day at Hampton Instimte. Top Right: Marching Unit: Front: M. Sewell. Front Row: J. Viers, R. Dale, L. Bowycr, G. Babb, R. Ayers, G. Lloyd, M. Brown, R. Johnson, 1. Green. Back Row: K. Woodmansee, A. Barker, R. Olson, R. Loynachan. Bottom Left: Special Drill Team: Front to Back: J. Bise, M. Bandy, P. Hall, D. Lloyd, S. Szulczynski, M. Ashby, J. Wooten, M. Corbett,J. Thompson, W. Bogan, L. Higgs, J. Quanerman, T. Hall, L. Bullis, C. Fisher. NJROTC 87 International Week This year all foreign language clubs joined together to form the International Club. Each language still maintained its own club and activities but all major activities were carried out by the combined club. The year’s program included a Christmas party on December 9th and a trip to Washington D.C. in the Spring. An International Week was also sponsored in March. During this week, each club had one day to display articles from their country to the entire school body. International Club Council: Standing: (left to right) Don Kane, Mrs. Holben, Mrs. Winter, Mr. Akins, Miss Blalock, David Thurlow. Seated: Bruce Sawyer, Vice- Chairman, George Ballance, Doug Lia, Susie Bieri, Chairman. On Floor: Margie Sarver, Secretary, Rose McCartney, Donna Nuckols. Richard Sines, Treasurer, not pictured. German Club Members: Standing, Back Row: L. Clark, S. McLean, V. Wandel, L. Norman, T. Holland, L. Zackman, K. Harlow, Mrs. Winter, S. Bieri, D. Kane, T. Burton. Seated: S. Szulezynski, M. Hancock, L. Cole, K. Bieri, K. Gravley, L. Kirkland, S. Bostick, B. Bliem, S. Jones, L. Lackey. Seated: J. Kane, F. Arena, M. Kelly, K. Stratton, G. Downer, S. Richmond, D. Babb, J. Turlington. Seated, Front Row: K. Rose, C. Walsron. 88 International Club Council, German Club I A Quick Trip Around The World French Qub Members: Standing, Back Row: Doug Lia, Donna Nuckols, Elaine Johnson, Miss Blalock. Seated: D. McGlaghin, D. Parrish, J. Moore, D. Falzone, R. Smith, A. Rainville. On Floor: S. Wright, K. Giles, B. Thornberry, C. Smith, K. Markoff, S. Moreau. Latin Club Members: Standing, left to right: Mrs. Holben, President — George Ballance, Vice-President — Bruce Sawyer, Secretary — Sara Davis, T reasurer — David Copeland. Seated: D. Gaskill, L. Adkins, A. Smith, L. Wilson, R. Burcher, R. Brooks, M. Christie. Seated on Floor: B. Andrews, P. Wells, M. Emerson, M. Wolford. f f 1 r Spanish Club Members: Back Row, Standing: Secretary — Corinne Smith, Treasurer — Susan Garrett, Mr. Akins, Vice-President — David Thurlow, President — Margie Sarver. Seated: D. Clary, T. Hamilton, S, Knezevich, R. Sines, B. Pearlstein, R. McCartney. On Floor: M. Smith, L. Larson, A. Gootee, S. Rhew, B. Williams, A. Sherman. French, Latin, Spanish 89 Paw Prints Produced At Tabb This year’s Paw Prints staff was composed of Journalism I students who put to use what they learned in class. Five editions of the paper were printed this year, with the entire produaion process done at Tabb. Staff members not only colleaed information, wrote and proofread all copy and headlines, they also did all the layouts and offsetting in the graphics arts room. An effort was made this year to cover all the aspects of school news with a special page for club activities and classes. The number of pages was also increased from eight to twelve, with a final issue in June of sixteen pages including a front-page collage emphasizing seniors. The major accomplishment of the staff was producing the entire paper at Tabb. A special thanks must go to Mrs. Sharon Horton and her Steno II and Clerk Typist II class (especially Mary Henkel and Susie Irwin), along with phtotgraphers Mr. John Dawson, Steve Wilson, Anne Derby, Mark Christie, Roger Schemenauer, Shawn Jewel, Scott Stewart and artist David Copeland. Staff Members: (Top Right) Seated: Sheela Fortner — Business Mgr., Melinda Padgett — Circulation, Susie Irwin — News Editor, Billy Dougherty — Feamre Editor, Frank Green — Sports Editor, Regina Olson — Layout. Standing: Barbara Skur — Copy Editor, George Ballance — Editor, Debra Taylor — Exchange Editor, Mrs. Lynn — Sponsor. Not Pictured: Dennis Amerson — Copy Editor and Mr. Greene — Sponsor. 90 Newspaper ' 76 Bengal Staff Has Slow Year There are many things 1 could say about the yearbook staff this year, but modesty prevents it. The staff began work with approximately 30 members, all eager to get out of class to assist with picture taking. After the pictures were taken and after-school meetings were called, attendance began to slack off until there were only two actual staff members. Putting an entire yearbook together is never easy but it soon became increasingly difficult with an active staff of one. Many people did help by writing copy whenever possible. They are: Mr. Robert Anderson, Donna Clary, Mr. George Coulter, Mr. Stephen Deutsch, Mrs. Cindy Ford, Mr. Danny Holt, Mr. Ron Horton, Mr. George Jobson, Mr. Fred Mitchell, Mr. Arthur Roach, Mr. Sewell Rowley, Bobbie Ambrose, George Ballance, David Copeland, Ron Harris, Debbie Hesslink, Lee Jennings, Chris Luke, Karen Markoff, Kathy Rhodes, Terri Robbins, Tim Rowe, Jody Rowell, Bobbie Wagner and Dale Warden. Brenda Barnes contributed in planning, layouts and copy. I would also like to thank Mrs. Susie Harrell, Mr. Richard Joyce, Mr. Danny DeFalco and Mr. Robert Morris for their patience, even though the book was not finished until the end of June. Some of you may not be satisfied with this book. I hope you will keep that in mind next year when the announcement for new yearbook staff members is made. It is always easy to complain about how something is done, but much more difficult to give up some free time to do the work. Top: Mr. Richard Joyce — sponsor and Pam Pisoni — Editor discuss new ways to finish the ’76 Bengal. Bottom Left: Mrs. Susie Harrell assists new staff member Cindec Progar with layout designs. Bottom Right: Taylor Publishing Company representative Danny DeFalco helps with publication process. Thanks to George Garrett for his art work. Yearbook 91 Our photographers had a bit of a problem get- ting together at the beginning of the year, but finally, towards the end we all got what we needed. Staff; Mr. Richard Joyce Steve Wilson Scott Stewart � Mark Christie Anne Derby George Garrett Rod Jones i • ;• ,■ ' 1 K ' %y • A Top Left; Being a photographer isn’t always fun as Scott Stewart realized during Homecoming. Top Middle: What is Scott missing that George is finding so funny. Top Right: From the look on Steve Wilson’s face, it seems photographers don’t like their picture taken. Middle Left: Maybe it’s all the hard work Steve had to do. Middle: Mr. Joyce seems to be enjoying his work. Middle Right: George caught in the act. Middle Left: Scott models the newest camera style. Bottom Left; But I went to the last football game. Bottom Middle: Anne Derby prepares film for processing. Bottom Right: Eye am a camera. FHA The Future Homemakers of America held a handicrafts bazaar during the Christmas season. Other demonstrations on fashion, make-up, re- finishing dolls for the Bargain Box and a hobby and craft show were included throughout the year. A Vocational Night Dinner, a Cook-out and a luncheon at Shakey’s provided sponsor Mrs. Jones with a new name for the FHA’ers . . . The Food Has Arrived! Members: President: Janet Davis, Vice-President: Skip Bowman, Secretary: Susan Garrett, Treasurer: Tammy Flaes, Reporters: Charlene Russell and Cindy Smith, Historian: Bonnie Walters, Pam Pisoni, Richard Breen, Dana Frackrell, Sandy Rhew, Irma Willis, Paulette Wright, Myra White, Peggy Steele, Elaine Johnson, Susan Findley. New Dimensions In Art Each month the Art Club, under the direction of Mrs. Neale, selected an Artist of the Month.” The artists’ pictures were put on display in the library for the entire student btxly to see. During Christmas the members visited the Abbey Aldritch Fold Art Museum in Williamsburg. They also attended other various art shows on the Penninsula and also invited guest speakers to display their art at several meetings. Workshops were held to help students develop their own individual talents and to work on projects of their choice. Members are: Standing: R. Moorefield, C. Behlmar, R. Riley, K. Bennett, S. Adams, Mrs. Neal, Mr, Pugh. Seated: K. Zackman, L. Zackman, D. Taylor, President: Ellen Sanderfer, Vice-President: Grayland Nelson, Secretary: Russell Enos. 94 FHA, Art Club NHS Holds Early Induction The rwenty-three members of last years National Honor Society performed the tapping ceremonies on February 5, 1975 under the sponsorship of Miss Scott and Mr. Bird. Seven new members were inducted into the society. Another tapping was held May 25, 1976 to induct qualifying juniors. Admittance into the National Honor Society is based on the leadership, scholarship, service and character of each student. They must maintain a 3.50 grade average. This year a new system was added to make the decision easier. Clubs and sports were arranged with certain point values, then points were given to students depending upon their participation in each activity. This also made qualifying more difficult. Members Top Ixft: Seated, I,eft to Right: Miss Stott, J, Petty, H. Smith, President — G. Franks, Vice-President — B Johnson, Scc. Treas. — K Rhodes, Rep. Hist. — L. Larson, B. Miller. Standing: Mr. Bird, C. Luke, K. Bateman, L. Wilson, R. Smith, D. Kane, D Thurlow, R. Collins, T. Robbins, D. Harrison, E. Johnson, J. Brazelton, P Windham. Not Shown: G. Ballance, L. Cole, D, Warden, L. Jennings, K. Motes, S. Bieri, S. Garrett, D. Lia, E. Richardson, F. Occhiuti. Middle Left: President Glenda Franks. Middle Right: Pete Windham at induction. Bottom: Seven new NHS members. Bottom Right: IDon Kane doing his thing. National Honor Society 95 FCA . . . Students For Fellowship With God The FCA huddle this year was very active and did quite a list of things. They had a Christmas drive for a deserving family, visited an old folks home for a sing-along and raised money to send kids to FCA Summer Camp this summer by spK nsoring basketball games. One game was at Tabb where the FCA team played against the school faculty. The FCA had many meetings this year where athletes, smdents of Tabb, came to know the Lord as their Savior. As it is written in the Bible, John 3:16, For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believith in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Now FCA puts a challenge to you to come and know the Lord. Why? Because God loves you, too. Top Right: Back Row: D. Nuckols, M. Kelley, J. Meservy, F. Griffin, S. Jones, L. Jennings, M. Win, M. Fox, D. Walkup, D. Perry, V. Frances. Middle Row: B. Spencer, D. White, L. Brown, D. Pearce, M. Spurio, J. Wallace, R. Hubbard, M. Spencer, R. Stanley, J. Cinotto, Coach Mitchell. Kneeling: D. Herndon, M. Phillips, J. W. Simpson, A. Meyers, G. West, D. Kidd, M. Barbee, M. Reid, T. Coy. Sitting: K. Stratton, M. Derby, L. Cole, Anne Derby, T. Lang, M. Hedrick. Lettermen Club The Lettermen Club was once again organized this year under the direction of Mr. Markoff. Any smdent of Tabb who has the Tabb T” is automatically a member of the club. 96 F.C.A. and Lettermen DE And VIC A Continue To Build Character Distributive Education students have been involved in a wide variety of aaivities in order to gain an early entry into the business world. Socially, they enjoyed an Employer- Employee Banquet, a Christmas Party, and a field trip to Richmond. They also won District 2Ts softball and bowling Tournaments. Community projects included working with Toys for Tots for Sarah Bonwell Hudgins. They also won a first place for Tabb in advertising and 3rd place for group and solo demonstration contest. D.E. Members: V. Canfield, M. Dryden, M. Gebauer, F. Marcucci, W. Saunders, R. Pucken, D. Soult,J. Dalzell, S. Greenhagen, C. Tuttle, J. Brown, S. Brown, J. Clontz, T. Davis, J. Demetros, T. Dennil, G. Devol, K. Hanod, W. Horton, D. Morrow, T. Movse, C. Nelson, K. Preston, A. Rowell, T. Thomas, J. Tunstall, M. Tunstall, T. Winters, R. Dunning, M. Barbeau, S. Baytop, S. Brooks, J. Brown, D. English, A. Evans, M. Garber, T. Hamilton, A. Lane, A. Lucas, B. Robbins, S. Shaw, K. Shields, S. Shields, S. Thomas, L. Wallace, M. Wolford, P. Rainy, A. Roach, S. Dunn, D. Hill, B. Bliem, K. Borden, J. Grimes, M. Gebauer, R. Jordan, S. Manning, J. Richardson, L. Roesch, D. Smith, W. Stokes, D. Walker, E. Coultrip. I i I The aim of the Vocational Industrial Club of America is to promote leadership in the world of work and to promote high ethical and professional standards of pride and workmanship. This year’s activities included a District Leadership conference in Virginia Beach, a District Convention in Roanoke and a Book and record sale. Members: President — Ricky Stanley, Vice-President — Regina Skillman, Secretary — Tim Bunn, Treasurer — Linda Roos, Reporter — Joan Grimes, Parliamentarian — Anita Cate, J. Rodden, D. Bristow, M. Nace, P. Stump, C. Watson, B. Dunn, R. Peterson, E. Hall, R. McAlexander, D. Kappes, K. Quillen, W. Aullenberg. I D.E. andV.I.C.A. 97 Clubs Keep Student Interest High This year’s FBLA members sponsored Christmas Cheer Baskets which were distributed to elderly families throughout York County. Every morning members could be seen selling doughnuts before school to raise the necessary money to attend District, State and National competition in which they placed first in Steno II. Pres. — Cindy Bchlmar, Vice-Pres. Robin Smith, Sec. Treas. — Karen Falzone. Members: J. Adams, S. Adams, S. Andrews, S. Anderson, M. Buchanan, S. Carpenter, V. Chapman, K. Charles, L. Cole, R. Cosme, B. Crawford, J. Dalzell, J. Davis, W. Dillard, C. E uchanoy, C. Fletcher, T. Glass, S. Gorman, L. Gurzinski, K. Harlowe, K. Harmon, J. Heimrick, M. Henkel, K. Hill, M. Himes, P. Hines, D. Holston, K. Howard, P. Howell, V. Kent, L. Kirkland, B. Llewellyn, K, Miller, C. Moore, J. Moss, M. Parkinson, D. Peters, S. Pheiff, S. Rainville, J. Richardson, C. Shafer, P. Steele, T. Stefanowicz, S. Stewart, D. Thornton, L. Todd, B. Watts, R. Wherry, A. Wilson, R. Wison, C. Wright, R. Fox. This year’s York Tabb Geological Field Study Group left Virginia June 29th and returned July 12. Science students participating on the trip included: Phebe Quanerman, Peggy Thomberry, Irvin Picha, Corrine Smith, Micheal Launikitis, Karen Markoff, Tammy Fales, Steve White, Gary Drydcn, Susan Green, Lauren Oney, Brian Quass, Terry Jenkins, Alice Bertram, Lauren Olstad. Instruaors on the study trip were, John Wood, Little Wood, Linda Lang — Nurse and Mike Hartman — Group Counselor. f|4 Kjjf ' The aim of the Science Club is to foster interest in science, chemistry, earth science and biology, and impart scientific knowledge in these areas. Each member of the club must enter a science project in the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. Members: Back Row: B. Pearlstein, S. Atchinson, D. McDaniels, T. Prosser, Mr. Franks, C. Covington, C. Scoggins, R. Call. Seated: J. Richardson, D. Clary, R . Enos — Vice-President, D. Dickens — President, T. Higgins — Secretary, S. Davis — Treasurer, D. Hill, V. Earick. 98 FBLA, Science Club Career Team The Tabb High School Career Team is an organization of students and faculty members interested in promoting vocational opportunities and career explorations at Tabb. The team provides an important communication link between student btxly and school administrators by enabling them to help initiate new vocational programs and recommend longrange curriculum changes. The group also evaluates current career programs for both vocational and college bound students. Publicizing the Career Room in the IRC was one of the Teams major projects this year. Standing: Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Henkel, Mrs. Luck, Mr. Woolard, Clarence Coleman. Sitting: Molly Buchanan, Mr. Haase, Chris Luke, Mr. Weaver, Debbie Evans. AVClub The 1975-76 AV Club was composed of 13 members whose main goal was to record news items around school in order to increase communication between students, SCA and what they are doing.” They were taught how to use the various pieces of equipment and use this knowledge in classrooms. They also learned to use the video tape recorder and taped our Tigers in action” at many basketball games. The SCA and AV Club sponsored a Halloween Horrow Film on October 30th showing one film in the afternoon and one in the evening. This Year’s Members Are; Seated: Terry Duncan, Mike Barbeau, Karen Perry, Wendy Wright, Jackie Greene, Keith Davis — President. Standing: Steve Moore, Patty Marquez, Brenda Mullins, Geoff Downer, Eric Samuels. Sponsor: Cindy Ford. Sight And Sound Corps The Sight and Sound Corps is composed of Tabb High students who are interested in working the lightboard and sound system for all programs held at Tabb. Each student is trained in the area which he is interested in by the sponsor Mr. Tew. This year’s crew is composed of: Scott Weidman, Mr. Tew, James White, Richard Breen, Steve Walton, Mike Denkins and Angie Veach. Absent: Brenda Scoggins. Career Team, AV Club, Sight and Sound Corps 99 Tigers Alive In ' 75 Tabb Tiger football began, as it always does, on a humid afternoon in August. Expectations were high because it was a known fact that this was the best group of returning players in Tabb’s history. But, as has been the case all too often in football, injuries took their toll. And what a toll! Several times during the season there were less than 20 players healthy enough to practice. The coaching staff must be given credit for not quitting on the team. The players were well aware that the coaches, no matter how acute their frustration might be, would always be with them, and that made it much easier to stick it out. The season was not without bright spots, however. There was Tabb’s first victory over the LaFayette Rams, a victory made much sweeter by the fact that it was won in Williamsburg with converted slot-back Dennis Pearce at quarterback. Other highlights included Pearce setting a state record with 43 pass receptions and along with defensive end John Kubesh, being named to the first-team all- district team. Expectations are high for next year due to the fact that the Tigers will be a member of the new AA York River District. But be the league AA or AAA, be the opponent Hampton or Poquoson, one thing is for certain: The Tabb Tigers will NEVER throw in the towel.” Eiottom: Coach Horton discusses the next play. Top: Tabb Players enter field lead by head coach Mitchell. 100 Varsity Football TABB -28 Pembroke ' 6 ' TABB l6 Kecoughtan 14 TABB 0 Denbigh 0 TABB 0 Bethel 6 TABB 14 LaFayette 7 TABB 7 Ferguson 28 TABB 7 Menchville 26 TABB 6 Warwick 21 TABB 0 Flampton 32 TABB 7 York 20 Middle Left: Mike Spencer and Lee Jennings rake up before practice. Top Right: Coach Horton and team dispute call. Sitting (left to right) M. Stoutenbcrg, S . Jones, M. Spurio, M. Wirt, L. Brown, M. Cooter, M. Spencer. Kneeling. M. Fox, M. Kelly, D. Perry, M. Meyers, D. Pearce, V. Frances, J. Wallace, D. Nuckols, R. Hubbard, D. Walkup, T. Thomas. Standing: J. Meservy, S. Cutts, L. Wallace, B. Gallagher, L. Jennings, B. Cunningham, D. Stanaway, M. Starn, B. Cundiff, F. Griffin, M Williams, J. Kubesh. Not Pictured: C. Saunders, C. West, F. Humphrey, B. King. Managers: H. Webber, P. Bouley and S. Keefer. Varsity Football 101 102 Varsity Football . V. Football 1975 r ■ ’ t ■ TABB 0 Phoebus 64 i. ; TABB 7 York 6 T-ABB Pembroke 2 TABB Bf , Denbigh 12 ;fabb- LaFayette 16 tab ' b 6 Bethel 12 TABB A 6 Ferguson 8 TABB i9 A : Menchville 33 Team Members: Front Row (left to right) Coach Paul Kirby, V. Sothcott, W. Thorton, D. Caudle, R Mayhew, M. London, K. Bergeron, M Burnette. Row 2: D. Williams, G. Moore, E. Vogt, R. Alloway, D. Kinsella, D. Breen. Row 3: A Meyers, P. Bouley, K. Holmes, B. Keefer, M. Buckley, D. Hill, J. Amos. Back Row: B. King, P. Kubesh, C. Camden, S. Shields, T. Dennisk, B. Kinsella. Coach Joe Masterson not pictured. This year’s J.V. team was talented but was outdone by other district teams. Over half of the team was from the Freshman Class which accounted for their lack of experience. Highlights of the year included a victory over York and a forfeit from Pembroke. J.V. Football 103 Cross Country Has Winning Season TABB 24 (W) Walsingham 33 TABB 44 Ferguson 15 (W) TABB 35 LaFayette 22 (W) TABB 20 (W) Bethel 41 TABB 15 (W) Pembroke y 34 TABB 20 (W) Warwick 43 TABB 34 Kecoughtan 23 (W) 1975 was the most successful season yet for the Tabb High Cross Country Team, highlighted by an impressive turnout of runners and the team’s first winning season. Coached by George Coulter, the team’s main strengths were excellent depth and the emergence of Greg West as a number one runner. At the District meet, Tabb finished 5th of 12 teams, up from 6th place last year. Among the beaten was rival York. Greg West placed I4th, best ever for a Tabb runner. Plagued by illness and absences at the Regional meet, Tabb still managed a 6th place, with a finish in the top 25. Top I.eft: Senior cross country members Kevin Richmond and David Thurlow. Top Right; (ioach Coulter yells to Brian McClure to pick up the pace. Middle: A gtxxl crowd to run around with.” Members: Kneeling (left to right) R. Bryant, C. Ridge, K. Beard, S. Richmond, G. West, K. Richmond. Standing: B Nozolino, J. Meredith, C. Jiminez, C. Elks, S. Howard, B. McClure, R. Sines, C. Coleman, S. Meixan, D Thurlow, J. Kane, George Coulter, Coach. 104 Crosscountry ! Top Ijcft: Greg West a new top-place runner for Tabb. Top Right: Steve Richmond crossing the finish line. Bottom Left: Tabb High runners in gcxxf position. Top Middle: Relaxing after a hard race is Cross Country runner Kcvic Beard. Bottom Middle: Determination showing in Clark Ridge’s face. Bottom Right: Stuart McLean finishing a long race. Cross Country I 05 Tabb Wins Basketball Trophy The 19 ' 5-76 basketball squad was the most successful in Tabb High School’s short history. Ronald Dillard was the leading scorer and led the team to a 7-13 regular season record and runner-up in the Wakefield Christmas Classic on December 19-20, 1975. The trophy awarded was the first for Tabb in basketball with Ronald Dillard also being selected Most Valuable Player in the tournament. Though the overall season record showed more losses than wins, the Tigers played the best basketball of the school history. Joe Dillard was second in scoring and led the team in rebounding. Though Tabb conceded a height advantage to most every opponent, the Tigers managed to pressure opponents with excellent defense lead by Lorenzo Moore, Garland Thornton, and Paul Furby. Consistent and encouraging, Wallace Dillard and Andy Deskins rounded out the squad that will return in 1976-77 to continue a winning and successful season. Top: With Tiger spirit behind him, Wallace Dillard concentrates on a win for Tabb. Bottom: Paul Furby steps in to aid Lorenzo M x)re against a tough York defense. 106 Varsity Basketball TABB 72 Poquoson 58 TABB 50 LaFayette 60 TABB 47 York 61 TABB 51 Bethel 58 TABB 66 Tidewater Academy 65 TABB 59 Phoebus 60 TABB 65 Ferguson 78 TABB 60 Denbigh 49 TABB 58 Ferguson 75 TABB 64 York 67 TABB 66 Bethel 54 TABB 62 Kecotjghfan 70 TABB Pembroj 77 TABB 72 LaFaye eY — 63 TABB 43 Han on S 50 TABB 54 Dentygh 64 TABB 73 WarwSckftif 71 TABB 81 Phoeb ' ' 89 TABB 6fT ' Mei chville 73 TABB 74 61 v Top Right: Garland Thornton demonstrates his. skill to the opposing team and spectators. 1 (9 [rill 1 L80 J ■ rm 1 414 Krill 1 K 40 � Eg k Tilli 1 ] Wfint 1 9 6S LJ iriii ' lB 1 9t H I ' l g© 1 K . 1 9 ■ Members (left to right) D. Kidd, G. Thornton, P. Furby, M. Foard, S. Hovanick, J. Bridges, A. Deskins, J. Dillard, L. Moore, A. Russell, W. Dillard, R. Dillard, Coach Sewell Rowley. 107 Varsity Basketball Top Left: Wallace Dillard presses York on the defense. Top Right: Andy Deskins shoots for two points. Bottom Left: Coach Rowley tensely questions his teams position at the York Tabbgame. Bottom Right: Ron Dillard rushes to catch York off guard and lays 2 points on the scoreboard for Tabb. 1 08 Varsity Basketball The Tabb Tiger Junior Varsity Basketball team recorded another successful season by finishing with 16 wins and 5 losses. The team’s continued success is primarily based on learning, practicing, and mastering the basic fundamentals of competitive basketball. The Junior Varsity level is an integral part of the overall basketball program and is primarily designed as the developmental stage for future higher competition. Team membership is predicated on individual desire, dedication, determination and drive. Each member has a b urning desire to learn and improve his basic fundamentals — the dedication to master every phase TABB TABB TABB BB ABB ABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB Poquoson LaFayette jdeuater Academy :bus rfejson Denbigh Ferguson York f ;thel ecoug|itan ' Pembroke ' s ■-,l.il£,ayctte . Hampton Denbigh ; ,.W� � ick IPhocbilS ' ■idenchville Poquoson Menchville of competitive basketball, and the determination not to settle for less than perfection. Finally, these young men have the drive to accomplish individual and team goals of confidence and togetherness. The team constantly displayed an exciting style of play based on a scrambling and gambling philosophy. Defense being their main objective, each member of the team exhibited a total team effort throughout every game of the season. Congratulations to each member of the team and best wishes on continued future success. Top Left: Greg Lia pushes on for victory. Front Row: H. Brown, B. Kinsella, M. London, D. Kinsella, D. Perry, J. Meredith. Back Row: R. Alloway, J. Kane, J. Underwood, Coach Steve Dcutsch, A. Davis, G. Lia, W. Thornton. J. V. Basketball 109 Building Year Once again, this year’s Girls’ Basketball team showed great potential, but the inexperience of a young team, along with the lack of height, held them back. The year became more of a building one which, along with the team hustle, should help them next year. Outstanding players were Connie Whitaker, with Janice Arena as high scorer. Top Picture: Team Members: Coach Ms. Johnson, Tina Davis, Karen Foard, Sandra Brown, Patty Lia, Connie Whitaker, Dawn Phillips, Susan Lamb, Janice Arena. Not Pictured: Linda Thomas and Denise Dillard. 110 Girls ' Basketball For Girls ' Basketball Girls ' Basketball 1 1 1 Another Winning Season For Gymnastics Under the coaching of Susie Robertson and Beverly Tyree, the Girls’ Gymnastic Team ended the season with an 84 record. In the District meet, the team placed 4th and Mary Jo Smith qualified for regionals while Olenna Truskett qualified for beam and floor. The hard- work, effort and experience of this year brought a successful year and the team looks forward to an outstanding season next year. B. Ambrose B, V. A. Beta B. R. Brooks B, V. M. Hedrick B, V. L. Lint F. B. Londeree B. D. Moreau B. C. Nicely B. L. Norman F. A. O’Neal F. M. Smith B. T. Stefanowicz B, F. D. Terry B, V. O. Truskett B, F. V. L. Wooddell B. B. Wooddell B, F. V. Adams F. D. Boninu B. C. Nelson B. D. Smith B. B — Beam F — Floor V — Vaulting 1 1 2 Gymnastics Gymnastics 1 1 3 Wrestlers Roll On . . . Under the leadership of Coach Willard Hunt, the Tabb Wrestlers had their best season ever. After a slow start, the squad rolled off nine straight victories to finish with a 10-3 record — and a tie for third place. In the District tournament, the matmen placed three in th e finals and Dennis Pearce became Tabb’s first District champion. The Tigers third-place tournament showing was also highlighted by the presentation of the H. Webb Sportsmanship Award to junior Mel Barbee. The total team strength was shown in the average score of 39- 14. The wrestlers also posted two shutouts — the first in the teams history — and held state champion Menchville to under 30 points. Front Row: Dennis Herndon, Brian Nozolino, Dale Warden, Frank Wharton, Larry Brown, Mel Barbee, Dennis Pearce, Scott Weidman, Mark Williams. Back Row: Lee Jennings, Bruce Sawyer, Kevie Beard, Glenn Cuddihy, Mike Meyers, Donald Ewton, John Kubesh. 1 1 4 Varsity Wrestling . . .And On And On TABB .2 Denbigh 31 TABB ‘ 53 Pembroke 3 TABB 11 Menchville 29 TABB 17 Bethel 32 TABB 39 Warwick 11 TABB 48� Hampton 6 TABB 42 LaFayette 15 TABB 45 Sussex Central 3 TABB 40 York 11 TABB 62 Phoebus 0 TABB 57 Kecoughtan 0 TABB 27 Ferguson 17 TABB 40 Poquoson 16 98 lb. D. Herndon 11-2 4th District 105 lb. K. Beard 4-8 112 lb. D. Warden 10-1-1 5th District 119 lb. B. Sawyer 9-3 2nd District 126 lb. A. Meyers 7-3 132 lb. M. Meyers 9-4 4th District 138 lb. M. Barbee 11-2 5th District 145 lb. D. Pearce 11-2 District Champ — 5th Regional 155 lb. S. Weidman 8-4-1 167 lb. M. Williams 12-2 2nd District 185 lb. L. Jennings 10-3 4th District Heavyweight J. Kubesh 10-2- 1 3rd District — 5th Regional. Varsity Wrestling 1 1 5 w Junior Varsity Wrestlers Team Members: Front Row: Keith Bergeron, Mike Mundy, Mark Keply, Blair Wilson, Mike Fortich, Peter Kubesh, Tim Stutler. Back Row: Jeff Pleasants, Ben Spencer, John Bowman, Mike Beasley, Tom Kubesh, Russell Hook, Fee Griffin. The 1975-76 Junior Varsity Wrestling season was climaxed by a viaory over the York Falcons. Other Meets saw the Tigers make marked improvement, especially at certain weight classes. Outstanding prospects were Peter and Tom Kubesh, wrestling at 126 and 185, respectively, Tim Stutler at 138, John Bowman at 155 and Mike Baker at 167. This season past foreshadows the return of a mature cadre of J.V. Wrestlers and a need for new recruits to fill vacancies at a few, selected weight classes. 98 lb. Mark Kepley 98 lb. Keith Bergeron 105 lb. Mike Mundy 105 lb. Brian Nozolino 112 lb. Blair Wilson 119 lb. Mark Reid 119 lb. Mike Foretich 126 lb. Peter Kubesh 138 lb. Tim Stutler 145 lb. Jeff Pleasants 155 lb. John Bowman 155 lb. Ben Spencer 167 lb. Mike Baker 167 lb. Mike Beasley 185 lb. Tom Kubesh Heavyweight Russell Hook Charlie Canden Fee Griffin 116 J.V. Wrestling Pep Rallies Raise School Spirit? As usual the Tabb vs. York football game was the highlight of all pep rallies. This year Tabb hosted the first Tabb ’500, a special rally depicting the York defeat. Tricyclists for the York team were Mr. Pippin, Mrs. Hannah Roberts, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Masterson. Tabbs team was Mike Spencer, Mike Spurio, Dennis Pearce and Timmy Thomas. Both the Tigers and the Falcons got off to a good start but the mighty Tigers sped to victory. The Falcons were presented with a gift by the Tiger team, a pie in the face. ■ Football players look on with enthusiasm. J.V. cheerleaders lead crowd yells. A pile-up which led to Yorks final defeat. Mr. Pippin pedals on! Pep Rallies 1 1 7 The Spirit Of ' 76 As cheerleading practice began last August, experience was not lacking among the Varsity Squad. Through the freezing cold and pouring rain of football season, twelve girls could be seen yelling cheers and drumming-up spirit for the THS Tigers. The Tabb basketball team saw its best season and the cheerleaders were there to help celebrate the victories and minimize the defeats. Each week, under the direction of sponsors Mrs. Sherry Hodges and Miss Jane Blalock, a sign was painted and displayed in the Commons to publicize the games. The cheerleaders marched with the Tiger Band in the Williamsburg Christmas Parade and at half-time shows of the football games. Top Left: Kim Combs, Please Lord, help us win this game.” Bottom Left: Come on everybody — yell!” screams Debbie Wilburn. Bottom Right: DeAnne Terry and hey orange and white! Members pictured are, on top of bus: Debbie Wilburn, Theresa Lang, DeAnne Terry, Robin Collins. Kneeling on Hood: Bridgett Dillard, Susie Irwin, Donna Swann, Donna Harrison and Mary Jo Smith. Standing: Cindy Forctich, Anne Derby and Kim Combs. 1 1 8 Varsity Cheerleaders . V. ' s Cheer On! The J.V. cheerleaders are a group of serious, hard-working girls who also began work in August after summer tryouts. When school started they were ready to open the first J.V. football game with new cheers and spirit. This year’s J.V. cheerleaders found cheering was not just something to do in their spare time. It takes hard work, talent, time, coordination and pride in your school to do a good job. Members Pictured, Left Ladder, Bottom to Top: Lisa Beard, Tanya Hopson, Joyce Stafford, Sherri Skeens, Becky Crabb, and Shawn Hopson. Right Ladder, Bottom to Top: Sharon Wright, Tina Fisher, Linda Norman, Maria Plahn, Pam Hicks, and Marilyn Garber. I ! Middle Left: You can do it if you try! Bottom Lef t: J.V.’s keep spirit going even though crowd is small. Right: Shawn Hopson keeps cheering even through the pouring rain. J.V. Cheerleaders 119 New Records Set By ' 76 Team Coach Ron Horton described this year’s Boys’ Track Team as terrific.” With a 4-7 record in 3-A competition, Coach Horton said there were few school records left unbroken. The team had only a few seniors so the possibility of a fine season and maybe a district title look good for next year’s 2-A designation. Team Members; Sitting: S. Cutts, A. Davis, D. Lowman, P. Kubcsh, S. Richmond, K. Richmond, K. Bergeron, K. Beard. Middle Row: D. Cutts, J, Kubcsh, S. Hovanick, C. Camden, B, Cundiff, G. West, F, Griffin, M. Starr, D. Thurlow, S. McLean. Back Row: B. Graham, B. Wilson, D. Williams, G. Downer, R. Byrant. M. Cooter, B. McLurc, C. Coleman, M. Freeman, S. Howard, M. Emerson, B Nozolino. Weightmen: Front Row: J Kubcsh, L. Jennings, S. Hovanick, C. Camden, Coach Kirby. Back Row: D. Williams, F. Griffin, S. Cutts, A. Davis, V Frances. i Distance Runners: Front Row: B. Nozolino, G. West, R. Byrant, K. Beard, K. Bergeron. Middle: B. McLurc, C. Coleman, M. Freeman, S. Howard, M. Emerson, S. Richmond. Back Row: G. Downer, B. Graham, D. Thurlow, Coach Deutsch, S. McLean, K. Richmond. 1 20 Boys’ Track j i I I Top Left: Mike Cooter sets new record for Intr. Hurdles while Lee Jennings, (top right) sets some new records of his Sprinters: B. Wilson, D. Lowman, M. Starr, A. Davis, Coach Horton, M. Cooter, G. West, D. Cutts, P. Kubesh, Runner ; D Pearce S. I hmond StaW B. McLur4- T M. Starr D. Pearce M. Cooter D. Pearce, M. Cooter, M. Starjt, G. West G. West, B. McLufe, D. Thurlow, S. Richmond M. Starr, M. Cooter, G. West, D. Lowman M. Starr, G. West M. Cooter, D. Pearce S. Richmond, S. McLean, B. McLure, R. Bryant NEW RECORDS SET IN 1976 Event ' Pole Vault ' High jump P 1 Mile Run. , 100 Yd. Dash 2 Milt lRn w 440 Y(T 120 Hi 330 Intr. Record Relay 880 Relay t V Sprint Medley 4 Mile Relay Boys ' Track 121 Anything Guys Can Do, We Can Too A 58-52 win over favored York High was the high point of a 50-50 season for the Tabb Girls’ Track Team. Coach Fred Mitchell, assisted by Coach Bev Tyree, said, We are losing only one person from the team and we’re Icxjking forward to a good season next year. Outstanding performances were turned in by juniors Connie Whitaker, Robin Brcx)ks and senior Peggy Thomberry. Robin Brooks finishes her lap in the 440 relay. Team Members, Not in Order: Connie Whitaker, Peggy Thomberry, Robin Brooks, Patty Lia, Dee Ann Terry, Louise Gregory, Terry Wonhy, Karen Foard, Ann Rainville, Tracy Herndon, Shirley Adams, Janice Arena, Debbie Falzone, Lori Richie, Kim Dutton, Janet Carrol. Girls ' Track 1 22 Girls ' Track Set Their Own Records V- tTL. Runner C. Whittal C. Whilak: C. Whifaker P. Thornls rry QWhitder C. Whitaker R?. Brooks! P. Lia D, Terry, EW RECORDS SET IN 1976 E ' «6nt jv lonlJ Jump i ' C , EJigh Shoe ut lOOfd. Dash 200� d. Dash 880 1 1 Mf Record , 4To ifs! ' 33 ' 8 11.7 26.9 ' 2:33.9 5;54 Rj Brooks,. ' • Gregory ' , tv C. Whitaker : ' , D. Terry, P. Lia, L. Gregory ■440 Relay 53.9 ' Ol takcr R. Brooks, C. Whitaker, 880 Relay 1:53.5 P. lia. D. Terry htle Realy 4:27 C. WhitaJs L. Gregory, D Terry, P. Lia 880 Medley Relay 2:07 Top: Patty Lia and Dee Ann Terry display the form that aided their record time. Bottom: Connie Whitaker shows her versatility that made her a leader in the girls’ track team. Girls ' Track 123 Indoor Track The Indoor Track team ended the season with several new school records. Sophomore Brian McLure set the rc..ord for the two mile run with a time of 10:32; Junior Greg West set the high jump record with a jump of 5Jo.5”; and the 880 relay record was set with a time of 1 :37.1 by West, Mark Starr, Mike Cooter and Mitch Stoutenberg. Two members went to the state meet in Lexington. These members were West in the 300 yard dash and Valentino Francis in the shot put. Frances qualified for state by throwing the shot 43 3 ' a , placing fourth in the district meet. Other outstanding people in the district meet were Starr, Mike Spencer, Brian McLure, Clark Ridge, Steve Richmond, Mike Cooter and Mitch Stoutenberg. In district competition the team defeated Poquoson and Gloucester. These were significant wins since both will join Tabb in the York River AA next year. The indoor program probably helped this year’s track season by improving runners performances and breaking several old school records. Top Right: Tino Francis after a great run. Middle Right: Debbie Falzone handing off to Kim Fortner in the 880 relay. Bottom Right: Stuart McLean preparing for a distant run. Left: Mike Spencer getting ready for the start of the race. 124 Indoor Track I I Sets New Records Top Left: Mark Starr and Coach Horton planning strategy for next race. Top Right: The handoff to Mitch Stoutcnberg from Mark Starr. Bottom Left: Clark Ridge, a new runner who has set many new track records. Middle Right: Connie Whitaker is one of the fastest girl runners at Tabb this year. Bottom Right: Carl Elks during a long distance race against Poquoson. I Indoor Track 125 Tennis Team Has Difficult Year When you lose four seniors from your starting six, you know you are going to have to rebuild, but I thought we would do better this year than we did.” This statement by Coach Bob Anderson indicates that the tennis team had a rough” year, losing all 14 of their team matches. In all fairness to them, it should be noted that three of their personnel either did not participate in the season or did not finish out the year’s schedule. Losing so many team matches is very hard on everybody, but we never stopped trying to improve. Several individuals won matches, which helped cheer us from time to time. We have a lot of young players who should help us next season. Top Left; A well executed tip-toe backhand. Top Right: J. W. Simpsom takes a breather in between matches. Clark Childers . . . what form . . . what racket? Bottom Left: M. Giles, C. Childers, J. W. Simpson, Coach Bob Anderson. Kneeling: D. Prince, J. Stafford, C. North. 126 Tennis Top Left: Looks as if Mr. Anderson has been reaching too far for his return shots. Top Right and Bottom Left: Mark Giles and David Prince discover tennis isn’t all fun and games ... it takes hard work and practice. Bottom Right: Joyce Stafford develops a taste for tennis. Tennis 1 27 I I I I Golf Team Has Winning Season Tabb’s 1976 Golf team left 3-A competition in a blaze of glory as Regional Champs the first time ever a Peninsula school has won this honor. Members of this winning combination included seniors George Ballance, John Cinotto and Doug Lia; juniors Mike Meyers; and Jeff Kane, Greg Lia and Bill Treptow, all sophomores. Four players — Cinotto, Lia, Steiger and Treptow — represented Tabb at Sleepy Hole in Driver. With a final team total of 318, the team learned they had finished in a three-way tie for first with First Colonial and Kempsville. A two-hole playoff followed, with First Colonial and Kempsville eliminated on the first hole. Greg Lia birdied on the second hole and his teammates all parted. This was good for the title. Treptow also won the individual championship with a score of 71. Tigers competed at the State meet in Virginia Beach on May 24-25. Competition was keen, and Tabb came away with a sixth place finish. This was only 11 strokes from the winning score and four strokes from 3rd place. Congratulations to Coach Willard Hunt and his team for a super season.” Top: Team Members: J Cinotto, G. Lia, G. Ballance, D Lia, B Treptow, J. Kane.J. Steiger Bottom Left: Jeff Kane gets a little help from his friends. Bottom Right: John Cinotto and Greg Lia line up a putt. 1 28 Golf And Become Regional Champs Top Left: Greg Lia teeing off. Top Right: George Ballance assisting Doug Lia with his swing. Bottom Left: Bill Treptow shows his winning style. Bottom Right: Maybe my club is crooked ponders John Steiger. Golf 1 29 Baseball Ends Behind the leadership of tri-captains Pete Windham, Ken Roderick and Mike Foard, the Tabb High School varsity baseball team finished its season with an 8-3 district record and a 17-3 overall record thus completing the most successful season in the school’s short history. Individual honors were awarded to pitcher Mike Foard and catcher Mel Barbee as members of the Peninsula All- Distria First Team. Pete Windham, Ron Dillard, Ken Roderick and Kyle Bateman were selected as members of the second team. Third baseman Joey Wallace received an honorable mention for the District. Ron Dillard set new school and District records for stolen bases in one season with 20. To climax the season, Tabb won over Ferguson by 15-1, establishing a record for most runs scored in a single contest, and also for season with 128 runs. The team completed outstanding individual accomplishments together with great team balance. With Another Winning Season Back Row: Coach Rowley, Mike Foard, Mike Wirt, Don Kane, Mark Fox, Siggy Jones, Joey Wallace, Mike Burgess, Littleton Wallace. Front Row: Johr Mitcheltree, Steve Smith, Ken Roderick, Kyle Bateman, Pete Windham, Mel Barbee, Ron Dillard, Kevin Giles. Mike Kelly: Not Pictured. 1 1 30 Varsity Baseball TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB TABB w 2 8 ,8 6 4 2 9 15 4 6 6 % 11 6 15 Poquoson aJ ? ’ TaFayette e Hjimpton iBethel Warwick ' - rdtk Pembroke Poquoson LaFayctte York Hampton Phoebus Warwick Kecoughtan Pembroke Menchville Ferguson 1 0 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 3 5 3 3 1 1 2 4 7 1 Opposite Page, Top: Pete Windham leading off. Top Left: Joey Wallace waiting for the hit. Bottom Left: Mike Wirt at bat. Right: Mike Foard on the mound. Varsity Baseball 131 I I I j I 1 32 Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball Team Members: Back Row, left to right: G. Jobson — ODach, D. Walkup, K. Ritchey, K. Lynn, R. Hook, T. Kubesh, M. Buckley, B. Kinsella, R. Alloway, D. Emmons, G. Moore — Mngr. Front Row: B. King, G. Graham, J. Meredith, M. Kelley, D. Kinsella, B. Turner. Sitting: J. Hew ' rr. P. Marquez, D. Phillips. I I TABB TABB TABB TABB 2 4 14 Warwick Ferguson Pembroke LaFayette Hampton 1 3 2 10 TABB 3 7 TABB 11 York 6 TABB 4 Phoebus 8 TABB 5 Bethel 8 TABB 5 Warwick 5 TABBi4 7 Denbigh 2 TAB ' 5 Kecbughtan 4 TABB - 2 Pembroke 5 TABB 4 Menchville 5 The Junior Varsity Baseball team had a very successful season this year. Finishing with an 8-5 record, the team showed much ability and desire in all their contests. Members of the team should be noted for their team play and their enthusiasm for the game. As junior varsity athletics are the building ground for a varsity program, Tabb High can look forward to more fine years of baseball. Tabb has always had a great winning tradition in baseball; this year’s junior varsity continued in that tradition. J.V. Baseball 133 I I ! I Outstanding Athletes 1976 Top Left: Connie Whitaker — Girls Basketball and Most Outstanding Female Athlete. Top Right: Dennis Pearce — Wrestling, Football, Outdoor Track and Most Outstanding Male Athlete. Bottom Left: Mr. Coulter Bottom Right: Mr. Hunt handing out awards. Page 135 Top Left: John Cinotto — Golf. Top Middle: J. W. Simpson — Tennis. Top Right: Olenna Truskett — Gymnastics. Bottom Left: Ron Dillard — Basketball. Middle Right: Mel Barbee — Baseball (no picture available) . Bottom Middle: Donna Harrison — Cheerleading. Bottom Right: Valentino Frances — Indoor Track. 1 34 Outstanding Athletes A — 1 1 ■r Ir Homecoming ' 75 Brought 1 38 Homecoming And Defeat i Homecoming 1 39 The Best Of Broadway I I I I ! The Best of Broadway combined the talents of Tabb’s theatre an and music students to present this year’s musical. Performing both familiar and new material. Best of Braodway featured the dynamic and persuasive singing of Richard Breen and Kathy Blevins. Pianist Tim Rowe showed a command of the eighty-eights, uncommon to a high school student. Recovering from a momentary fainting spell, Rowe summoned himself to the call, ' the show must go on!’ to give the performance of his life. The audience was stunned by direaor Marian Smith’s typically innovative staging. True to her past, Ms. Barbara Zalumas devoted countless hours, with Tom Smith and Tom Freeman’s unusually capable assistance. Cast Members Faith Anderson, Marty Ashby, Claire Atchison, Ellen Barnes, PhyUis Beauxwell, Kathy Blevins, Dena Boninu, Richard Breen, Carol Butler, Natalie Butts, Norma Fenton, John Floren, Brenda Hartman, Pam Hicks, Robin Hogge, Cindi King, Ginger Kirkland, Tracy Knickerbocker, Mark Lethleta, Walter Mackey, Wendy Oden, Donna Parrish, Dee Dee Peters, Cindee Progar, Juanita Revish, Sarah Riley, Tim Rowe, Tommy Rowe, Jody Rowell, Brenda Scoggins, Richard Sines, Bobbie Wagner, Doris Walton. I 1 40 Best of Broadway m 1 1 B4 1 ' ir IHs T : i Ki J ■ � « Saturday, March 28, 1976 was a memorable evening for many people. The Miss Tabb High Pageant displayed the spirit of the Bicentennial year through the theme, America the Beautiful.” Miss Tabb High 19 ' 5, Teresa Robbins and Senior Bruce Cunningham MCd the occasion. The tension heightened as the twelve contestants were introduced. The group danced to an appropriate song 1 Am Woman,” in addition to performing their individual talent. Other entertainment included Calvin Shakespeare Perkins and the Getdown People, Serenity and a comedy skit by Terri and Bruce. At a climatic moment the five finalists were chosen. They were Melody Hedrick, Donna Nuckols. Amy Shiffett, Kathy Rhodes and Cindy Behlmar who ' Was crowned Miss Tabb High. Cindy was also chosen Miss Congeniality by her fellow classmates. A reception was held after the pageant to allow everyone to congratulate the new Miss THS and her court. Miss Tabb High Contestants: Top Picture (left to right) Donna Nuckols. Cindy Behlmar, Karen Faizone, Hope Britt, Robin Smith. Bottom Picture (left to right) Kathy Rhodes, Linda Norman, DeAnne Terry, Melody Hedrick, Ginger Copley. Not Pictured: Amy Shifflitt and Sharon Dirmeyer. Top Left: Linda Norman dances to ' I Am Woman.’ 142 Miss Tabb High I ' America The Beautiful Top Left: Terri and Bruce rehearsing comedy skit. Top Right: First runner-up Amy Shifflett congratulating Cindy Behlmar. Middle Left: Five Finalists, from left to right: Amy Shifflett, Cindy Behlmar, Melody Hedrick, Kathy Rhodes and Donna Nuckols. Bottom Left: Contestants practicing dance routine with the help of Mrs. Nettles. Bottom Right: Miss Tabb High 1976, Cindy Behlmar. Miss Tabb High 143 Although this year’s Senior Slave Sale was not a tremendous success money wise, it did raise underclass spirit. Many paid dearly for the privilege of sitting in the Senior Lounge and parking their cars in the Senior Parking Lot. It was hard to tell who had more fun, the underclassmen forcing Seniors to do humiliating acts or the Seniors following their orders. Seniors . . . Going Once, Going Twice 1 Middle: Siggy Jones, Mike Sarver and Ricky Stanley seemed to enjoy the laughs and stares they received throughout ' the day. Bottom Left: While some had t.p. races across the commons . . . Bottom Right: . . . others had a more difficult time in the Senior Lounge. 1 44 Senior Slave Sale 1:00 2:00, 3:00 Rock . . . Once again 50’s Day at Tabb was a roaring success. Bobby socks, leather jackets, ponytails and ducktails were seen throughout the school. The choral room rocked and rolled during the lunch blocks with music provided by Elvis Presley, the Platters and Mr. Tew. Top Left: Mrs. Smith and Lee Jennings dance to the music . . . Top Right: . . . along with other teeny-boppers. Bottom Left: Many teachers got involved with 50’s Day including Miss Zalumas and Mr. Tew. Bottom Middle: Roben Rodden needed some help in greasing back his baby-fine hair. Bottom Right: Susan Corchet displays the gorgeous fashion trend of the 50’s. 50 ' s Day 1 45 One Of These Nights . . . Valentine Night proved to be a very special moment for the Class of 1977 as they received their class rings. They danced to the music of Harvest in the Empire Room of the Hospitality House while anxiously awaiting that special moment. The Junior Ring Dance again proved to j be one of those nights one never forgets. 1 Top Left: Micko Black and Karen Charles admire each others rin s. Top Right: Brenda Scoggins gets Scott Weidman’s ring tied around her finger. Middle: Couples get to know each other through the evening. Bottom U-ft: The rings that make the memories. i Bottom Right: Who’s Anne Derby with. 1 46 Ring Dance Junior Ring Dance Ring Dance 147 Sunny Days Revue Plays Benefit For Tabb This exciting and entertaining group of young people with a really up-beat show gave three performances at Tabb High in April. The purpose was two-fold — to assist the Tiger Band earn money for their trip to Canada, and to help the Senior class complete the funds for the prom. The first half of the Sunny Days show presented different members of the ensemble performing his or her special talent, both vocal and instrumental. The second act was. a complete change of pace — more informal and perhaps more appealing to the high school students. The highlight of the evening was the oldies but goodies” portion of the show, featuring such favorites as Little Richard, Sonny and Cher, The Righteous Brothers, The Everly Brothers and who will ever forget Charlie Cheek as The Monster Mash.” The group also returned in May to entertain at the Senior Prom. 1 48 Sunny Days Revue Seniors anxiously awaited the night of May 8th, the date set for Prom. At 9:00 that evening, couples began to slowly drift into the Bon Homme Richard to attend the last school dance.” Senior Superlatives were announced at 1 1 :00 and at midnight, a toast was presented to the Class of 76.” By 1 :00 the Fleet Room was once again quiet as seniors left to participate in the many planned and unplanned parties that would last throughout the night. But though the night came to an end, the memories would last a lifetime. Sunny Day Entertains At Prom Top Left: Couples danced till the last strains of Mahogany” were heard. Top Right: Others sat back to enjoy the music. Middle: Everyone wondered how Steve Smith kept his steady smile — until they saw the source. Bottom: Most people just had a good time, including Mike Foard, Lsa Wooddell and Mike Win. 1 50 Senior Prom Seniors Off To Florida On May 27th a small group of Tabb Seniors were herded on the bus for tbeir four-day trip to Florida. Upon reaching Orlando, the group visited Circus World, but since it took approximately 5 minutes to tour the World,” many students decided to try new things. Some went shopping while others went to a Disco. Disney World was next on the agenda. On May 30th Daytona Beach was invaded by Tabb Tigers who had an intense desire to bake under the Florida sun. The trip home, to say the least, was a quiet one. Senior Trip 151 I r h I Friday, June 4, 1976, once again brought both Seniors and underclassmen to the gym to participate in Class Day. The class history was read by Robin Collins, Frank Arena, and Donna Harrison, followed by an original song for the class composed by Mary Jo Smith, Lynn Larson and Robin Smith. The Last Will and Testament was next by Mary Henkel, Richard Evans and Margie Sarver. Senior Superlatives were accented by the appearance of Mike Wirt wheeled in in a wheelchair and Mike Spencer wearing a mask. Darlene Thomas continued to sing The Way We Were,” even though the pianist stopped playing and Phoebe Quaterman recited a comedy skit on the rising costs of graduation. The program ended with a skit by the Senior Band Members with several featured dancers . . .J. W. Simpson, David Nuckols, Ricky Stanley, Mike Spencer, Siggy Jones, and Lee Jennings. Classday . . . The Final Farewell 152 Awards given during Class Day 1976: Presidents — Chris Luke, Robin Collins Valedictorian — Glenda Franks Science — Life Science — Glenda Franks Salutatorian — Don Kane Physical Science — Don Kane Art — Kevin Zackman Shonhand — Robin Smith Band — Sandy Hancock Social Studies — Don Kane Business — Mary Henkel Spanish — David Thurlow Dramatics — Jody Rowell Typewriting — Terrie Holland Editors — Pam Pisoni, Brenda Barnes, DAR Good Citizen Award — Lynn Larson George Ballance March of Dimes — Lynn Larson English — Brenda Barnes Merit Scholarship Letter — Eri? Weiner French — Doug Lia Doug Lia Home Economics — Janet Davis Certificate of Merit — David Thurlow Industrial Arts — Rod Jones American Legion Award — Frank Arena Latin — George Ballance Thespians — Tom Smith, Vicki Joye. Mathematics — Lee Jennings Perfect Attendance — Don Kidd, Kevin Richmond Class Day 153 Graduation • 00 The third annual commencement exercises were once again held in the Tabb gymnasium. School officials felt that a planned program in the gym was better than a last-minute switch from outdoors because of rain. The Class of 76 is, as everyone knows, the first class to complete four full years at Tabb High. While this in itself brought a cenain sense of excitement and joy, there was still a small amount of doubt and sorrow. While many graduates were thrilled that they would never again have to set foot in Tabb, others were tearfully telling friends and teachers good-bye. To quote C. F. Kettering, We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.” Top Left: Beth Miller, Margie Sarver and Sandy Hancock seem to be a bit nervous . . . Top Right: . . . as do many of the faculty members. Bottom Left: Frank Occhiuti checks his tassel before entering the gym. Bottom Right: Mr. Roach’s gavel has a calming effect on many graduates. 154 Graduation t . . .At Long Last! m. ► m Top Left; Chris Luke playing peek-a-boo? Top Right: A time for smiles and laughter. Middle Left: The stem looks are from Lance Wilson and Pete Windham before graduation even begins. Middle Right: Kathy Motes isn’t the only one unsure of her future. Bottom Left: Sara Riley holds the treasured diploma. Bottom Right: Is my cap on straight? Graduation 1 55 Senior Top Left: Ojntributed Most to Class, Robin Collins and Frank Arena. Top Right: Best Dressed, Mary Henkel and David Nuckols. Middle Left: Best Looking, Toy Glass and Siggy Jones. Middle: Biggest Flirts, Kay Fox and Dennis Pearce. Bottom Left: Class Clown, Sandy Melo and Mike Spencer. Bottom Right: Best Personality, Sharon Dirmeyer and Lee Jennings. 1 58 Senior Superlatives A Superlatives Top Left: Most School Spirited, Kim Combs and Ricky Stanley. Top Right: Most Athletic, Peggy Thombcrry and Tino Francis. Middle: Laziest, Joan Grimes and Mike Wirt. Bottom Left: Most Talented, Sandy Hancock and Bruce Cunningham. Bottom Right: Most Likely to Succeed, Glenda Franks and Don Kane. -S There were eleven catagories this year when Seniors voted for Senior Superlatives. The same rules were maintained as last year ... no one person’s name could appear on the ballot more than once. Superlative winners were announced at Prom, and on Class Day, they received a certificate stating the honor bestowed upon them. Senior Superlatives 1 59 JACQUELYN LOUISE ADAMS P. O. Box 403 Yorktown, Va. 234SX) SCA 9, 10; Majorette 9. 10, 11, Captain 12; Pep Club 11; Drama Club 9. 10. 11; French Club 9, 10; FHA 11; FBLA 12; Play 10, 11. VALERIE DENISE ADAMS 1910 D Lee Ct. Hampton, Va. 23665 Transfer to THS: Girls Chorus 12; Play 1 1. CINDY SUE ANDERSON 1655 7th e. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transfer to THS from Jacksonville Ark.; Keyettes 11, District KeyHhe Historian J2; French Club 11. FRANK ARENA 53 Allens Mills Road Grafton, Va. 23692 Key Club 12; German Club 11,- 12 ' ;i Track 11; Indoor Track 10, 11; Boys’ Stafe 11; Class Vice-President 12. HARVEY AUSTIN 1 1 1 Lambs Creek Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12. EX)NALD WAYNE BABB 1005 Calthrop Neck Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11. 12; German Club 11; FCA 10; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10; Track 10; Chess Club 10. JON STANLEY ' BAGBY 209 A Thbreau Circle Hampton, Va. 23666 ROTC9, 10,,11. 4 CYNTHIA A1 1 16 Rich Road Tabb, Va. 23602 S(?A 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Drill Team. BRENDA BAllNES Vajorette Co-Captain 9, 10; A Cappella Choir 9, lO, Librarian 11; Drama Club 9, 11; THSP 11, :2; International ClubUO; Year- lx ik U, Editor 12; NHS 11, 12?; rfC 10, 11, 17 ; Play 9, 10, 11, 12. JEANNIE BARNES Rt. 134 Box 619 Ham oton. Va. 23666 ' GKOROE BA ' LANCE r 1210 Dart Rd. i 7� r?rton. Va. 23692 1 60 _ Senior Directory Senior Directory Key Club 12; Debate 12; Drama Club 11. 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11; Latin Club 10, 11, Pres- ident 12; Newspaper Staff Editor 12; Year- book 12; NHS 12; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9; Golf 10, 11, 12; Play 11. KYLE SCOTT BATEMAN 1704 9th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transfer to THS from Tampa, Fla.; Key Clu lO, 11. Treasurer 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; Key Qub ' Mr. Cool’ 12. SUSAN DOROTHEA SlERI 32 Wynne Rd. Grafton. Va. 23692 SCA 10, 11, Secretary 12; Girls Chorus 11, Pep Club 10, InternationaT Club Chairman 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, President 12; NHS 12; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 1®7 ftfcloor T rack 10, 12; GAA 10; Class Vi6e- President iT. BERYL ANN BLIEM 1610 B 5th St. LAFB, Va. 3665 German Club 11, 12; DE 12. DEBRA HUDGINS BOERNER � 4 Bell Hill Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 FBLA 10; COE; Literary Magazine 12. KAREN YVETTE BORDEN 203 Carys Chapel Rd. Tabb, Va. 3602 Pep Club 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10; DE 10, 11, 12; FBLA 9- CHARLES D. BOWMAN 48 Elliott Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 FHA Vice-P sTdent 12; DE 10, 11, Football 10; Track 10; Indoor Track 10; Play 12; Bas- kemall Manager 12. JULIA KAY BRAZELTON 5 Allen’s Mill R Grafton, Va. 236 Keyettes 11, Treasurer 12; A Cappella Choir 11, Secretary l French Club 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Plaj O. 11; GAA 10; Girls’ Basket- ball lO li; Stage Band II 10, 11. KEVIN MICHAEL BREEN 1885 D Madison Ct. LAF B, Va. 23 )65 Drama Club 9, 10, 11; German Club 9, 10; FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12; Track 10; Play 9, 10, 11. DIANE A. BRESNAHAN 15 A 3rd St. LA B, Va,- 23665 Play 11. DONNA BRISTOW 221 Railway Rd. GraftBftFVa. 23692W Lettermen CluB l; Careers Club 9. VIC A 12; Health LARRY RUSSELL BROWN 1574 B 5th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Yearbook 9, 10; FCA 11. 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12; Football 12; Wrestling 11; Track 9: Photography Club 9- STELLA DARLENE BROWN DEBBIE L. BTONO Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Banc|9. 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12. : RAY MATHEWS BURCHER lOT keside Dr. Grafron, Va. 23 IC •Siarching Band 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10;, ti Club 9, 10; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 9, 10. JANET ESTELLE BUTLER 1105 Dare R3. Grafton, Va. 23692 DE 10; VICA 12. MARK S. CASTO 338 BJonadab Rd. Graf ton, ' Va. 236 ANITA C. CATE 194 Paradise Pt. Rd. Yorktown, Va. 23692 VICA 11, 12; lOf l 1,12. CLARK CHILDERS 50TPiney Poirif Rd- GermSoClub 9, 1 11; FCA 9. 10, 11; Let- termen QublO, ll,it ; Football 10; Tennis 10, 11, l ' fea||ball 10; Play ' TiH Chess Club 10 . JOHN CINO 108 D Indian SummerjDr. Hampton, Va. 2366 FCA 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 10; Golf 9, ' 10. 11. 12. LYNNE MARIA CLARK 1892 D Braxton Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 Symphonic Band 9, 10; International Club 12; Latin Club 12; Track 11; Play 9, 10. ROBIN DENISE COLLINS 28 Beechwood Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 SCA 10, 11; Keyettes 11; Yearbook 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Class Vice-President 10; Class President 11, 12; Basketball Sweet- heart Coun 11; Homecoming Court 12. LINDA FAY COLE 16 Frances Circle Tabb, Va. 23602 Keyettes 10; Drama Club 9, 10; German Club 9, 10, 12; NHS 12; FCA 10, 12; FBLA 12; Track 10; Play 9; Class Vice-President 9, 10 . KIM DENISE COMBS 472 Bethel Rd. Hampton, Va. 23666 Pep Club President 9, 10; Keyettes 11, Dis- trict Representative 12; Lettermen Club 12; Cheerleading 11, 12. MARIAN ICELENNE COOPER 42 Big Bethel Rd. Tabb, Va. 23 5 Girls Chorus 9; Forensics iT; Science Club 11; COE 12. MICHAEL ROY COCj ER Transferred to THS, Lettermen Club 12; Football 12; Track 12; Indoor Track 12. SUSAN KAREN CROCHET Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; German Club 9; Art Club 11; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12. BRUCE ALAN CUNNINGHAM 303 C Vine Dr. Yorktown, Va. 23692 Key Qub 9, Secretary 10, Sgt. at Arms 1 1 , 12; A Cappella Choir 11; Forensics 12; Drama Club 12; THSP 12; FCA 9, 10; Let- termen Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Baseball 9, 10; Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Sight and Sound Corps 12; Boys’ State 11; Class President 10; Basketball 9, 10; Win- ner of the Bicentennial Essay Contest 12. JANET LOUISE DAVIS 1600 B 5th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 FHA 10, President 11, 12. DANIEL WILLIAM DERY 2 10 Jethro Lane Transferred from Westville, New Jersey PATRICIA GAIL DEVAN 148 Showalter Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 Art C lub 10. Q ANTHONY L. DIAZ Box 1124 Grafton, Va. 23692 VICA 12; ICT 12. WENDY KAY DILLARD 254 Carys Chapel Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12. SHARON ELIZABETH DIRMEYER 408 Massie Lane Transfer to THS; Latin Club 11, 12; Miss Tabb High Contestant 12. CINDY ANNETTE DUCHANO i ' 1896 F Wythe Court LAFB, Va. 23665 COE 12; FBLA 12; Transferred from Pem- broke. DONALD RANDOLPH EACHO II 165 Railway Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 JOHN RUSSELL ENOS 1 19 Laura Lane Grafton, Va. 23692 Key Club 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11; Ger- man Club 10, 11; Newspaper 9; Art Club 11, Secretary 12; Science Club 11, Vice-Pres- ident 12; Play 9. GAYLE FRANCES ESTES 1806 Meadowview Dr. Newport News, Va. VICA 11. LINDA EVANS lyi Brook Lane A Cappella Choir 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Pep Club 9; VICA 12; GAA 10. Grafton, Va. 23692 Stage Band 11; A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9. CYNTHIA KAYE FLETCHER 8“ Old Lakeside Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 FBLA 12; Track 10, 11; Play 10. MICHAEL E. FOARD 4 Beechwood Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 SCA 9, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9; FCA 9, 10; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA KAYE EOX 12 Mill Road Girls Chorus 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Cheerlead- ing 11. GLENDA RAE FRANKS 1U3 Jefferson Ave. 25 A Keyettes 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Sym- phonic Band 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, President 12 . KATHY LYNN GAINES 101 Patricks Creek Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 DE9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 11. SUSAN DIANNE GARRETT 1917 A Hamilton Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 Girls Chorus 10; Spanish Club President 12; FHA Secretary 12; NHS 12; Track 9- MICHAEL D. GEBAUER 1591 A 5th St. RICHARD E. EVANS, JR. 2204 Carter’s Place Grafton, Va. 23692 ROTC 9, 10, 11; DE 11; Football 10. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transferred to TFty ' from George Iowa; Lettermen Club 10, 11. TOY L. GLASS NANCY DEE FACKRELL 1906 D. Franklin Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transferred to THS 1918 C. Sherman Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 FBLA 12. GREGORY LEE GRAY TAMMY E. FALES Bldg. 16 Apt. 104 Parkwood Dr. Hampton, Va. 23666 Transferred to THS from Kane, Pennsylva- nia; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10; FHA Treasurer 12; Drill Team 11. CHERYL LEE EIELDS 13.88 Theatre Rd. 39 Majorette 12; Girls Chorus 12; Pep Club 9; Latin Club 10; FHA 10, 11; Science Club 11; Play 11. CHRISTOPHER ALLAN FISHER 270 Riverside Dr. 213 D Windsong Lane Hampton, Va. 23665 Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10; Spanish Club 10. JOAN W. GRIMES 1702 Bailey Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 SCA 9; VICA 12; Gymnastics 9; Cheerlead- mg 10, 11; Track 9- JOHN MikE HEAGIN Transferred to THS. SANDRA RAY HANf OtK 74 Dare Rd. Senior Directory 161 I- 1 _ Yorktown, Va 23692 Cappella Choir 12. 1694 8th St. Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Symphonic LAFB, Va. 23665 Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 1 1, 12. PASCAL ALLEN JONpS Transferred to THS from Madrid, Spain 1507 2nd St. DONNA LYNNE HARRISON LAFB, Va. 23663 DOUGLAS FRANCIS LIA SCA 9, 10; Keyettes 11; NHS 11, 12; Letter- ROTC 11, 12; French Club ' 1 1 . 303 Rosewood Lane men Club 12; Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Play Transferred to THS from Memphis, Ten- 9. ROD JONES nessex-; Pep lub 11, 12; International Club 126 River Pt. Dr. lU 12; French Q ub 11, President 12; NHS JENNIFER DARE HEIMRICK Tabfr, Va. 23602 11, 12; Ixttcrman fcil ub 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; 409 Yorkville Rd. German Club 10, 11. NMSQT Semi inalist. Grafton, Va. 23692 Larin Club 10; FBLA 12; Play 10. SIEGFRIED JONES BRONWEN LLEWELLYN 1539‘ ' B4thSt. , 69 Weston Rd. CATHY DANITA HENRY LAFB, Va. 23665 Grafton, Va. 23692 Transferred to THS from Wiesbaden Ger- Transferred to THS from Se oul, Kortjl; . Pep Club 9, 10; Art Club 9; FBLA 10, 11, many International 12; German Club l|,. Y r- 1 ; COE 12. b x)lc ' ll; FCA 12; Lettermen.Club 12 feo KEVIN B. HILL ball H, 12; Baseball 11, 12. BRENDA GAYNELLE LONDEREE 401 Lambs Creek Dr. flpIPSvook Lane French Club 11; FBLA 1 2. VICKI ELAINE JOYE S W uTj fran, Va. 23692 67 Allens Mill Rd. . ' .P p ub 9; Lettermei Club 9, 10, 11, 12; STEPHEN E. HODGEN Drama Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Vice- GviUnastics 9, 10, 11, 121; Track 9; GAA 9. 126 Hodges Cove Rd. President 12; Play 10, 11, 12. ? Grafton, Va. 23692 CAROL LEE LOZAW DONALD G. KANE 11 Btix 225 Railway R . TERRI LYNN HOLLAND Key Club 11, Vice-Pre§Went 12;, French Grafton, Va. 23692 309 Tide Mill Rd. Club 12; Germ Club 11, Vice-PfoSf3ekt Gi h Chorus TotVICA 11, 12; Play 11. German Club 10, 11; FBLA 10, 11. 12; NHS 11, 12 - Basketball 11; Bi all lY, l 12. CHllJSTINE M. LUKE FREDERICK DOUGLAS HUMPHREY 22 Crandol Dr. _ | 18 4 B Washington Ct. VALERIE K T M L Tabb, Va. 236Q2 C ' J LAFB, Va. 23665i 11(130 Lawson Cfr. f SCA 11, President i2; A ppella 9, 10, Transferred to THS; Newspaper Staff 12; ' ■%abb, Va. 236fli President 11, Member at Large 12; Mime FCA 11, 12; Le rmen Club 11, 1 ; S bt- layettes 12; A Cappell Choir 10; Girls Troupe 10, 11, Elebate 11; Drama Club ball 11,12. 4%rus 9; Pep Club 9, 10; French Club 11; 9, Secretary 10, Vice-President 11; Forensics i j FBliA 12; Play 10. 11; THSP 11, if; Newspaper 9; NHS 11, SUSAN C. IRWSN ' 12; Play 9,10 ' 11; Regional Chorus 10, 11, SCA Treasurer; 12; FYenchtZlub 9 ewspa- DENIS§ SUE KERNS 12. f)er 12; Letternoen Clu jj , 10, 11, 12; Gym- 1636 7th Ave. nasties 9, IQ; 3 ' hcerleaifir)£ 10, Co-Captain LAFB. Va. 23663 SABRINA ELIZABETH MANNING 11, Captain 12; Play U, Imotography Club 384 Yorktown Rd. 10. IX)NALD KIDD Tabb, Va. 236of 23 Becchwood Dr. Band 9,- 10;- Pep Club 9; ROTC 10; DE 10, DAVID N. JESTER Yorktown, Va. 23692 11,12. Transferred to THS from Fayetteville, FCA 10, 11; Letc men Club 11; Track 11; North Carolina; VICA 12. Basketball 11. , FRANK P. MARCUCCI Box 586, Lot 4l BETSY LEE JOHNSON SHERI KAYf i CKERBOCKER Hampton ' , Va. 23666 1237 Dare Rd. 1649 7th St. Key Club 1 1 ; Latin Club 10, 1 J ; Newspaper Grafton, Va. 23692 LAFB, Va. 23665 11; DE 12. Marching Band 9, Secretary 10, 11, 12; Sym- A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Girls Chorus 11; phonic Band 9, Secretary 10, 11, 12; NHS ROTCil. RICHARD ALAN McALEXANDER 11, Vice-President 12; Letterman Club 10, A 4Jernigan Lane 11, 12; Regional Band 9- JULIA tVNN LARSON Yorktown, Va. 23692 241 Yejiktown Rd. Marching Band 9; Symphonic Band 9; INE RENEE JOHNSON . - • ‘ f bb, Vatf 3602 VICA 12. 302 B Windsong Lane CA Keyettes 12; International Club 1 SCA 9; Keyettes 12; Majorette 9, 10; Inter- 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; FHA 10; NHS 12. CHERYL McLaughlin ■ : national Club 10, 12; French Club 10, 11 1892 A Braxton Ct. Scc. Treas. 12;NHS 11, 12. RHONDA KAY LAWLER LAFB, Va. 23665 1389 A 3th St. KARENS. JONES LAFB, Va. 23665 STEVEN BROWN McMANU 1902 B Jackson Ct. Transferred to THS from Rantaul, Illinois. 1628 7th St. IJtFB, Va. 23663 LAFB, Va. 2.3665 Transferred to THS from Teheran, Iran; A JANET LYNN LAWRENCE VICA 12. 62 1 .-ij. .-..i.j-. 1 Senior Directory ■1 A SANDRA JEAN MELO 208 Jethro Lane French Club 11; SCA 1 1, 12. ' ' ELIZABETH LaRUE MILLER Keyettes 11 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, President 1?7 Symphonic Band 9, JO, 11, President 12; A Cappc4a Choir; Pep Club 9; Drama Club 9, 10, 11; International Club 10; NHS 11, 12; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Play 9, 10; Class Treasurer 11; Regional Band 12. TERESA MOkSZANOWSKI 14 Greenland Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 ROBERT READ PETERSON III 103 Showalter Rd. Key Club 12. JANE PETTY 15 Yorkshire Dr. SCA 10, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12; Girls Chorus 10; Drama Club Vice-Presi- dent 9, 10. 11, 12; THSP Vice-President 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Play 9, 10, 11; Girls’ State 11. MICHAEL KEITH PHILLIPS I5f9 B 5th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transferred toTHS; FCA 12; Baseball 11. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12; Art Club 9; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Play 9; Class Secretary 11. SANDRA JUANITA RHEW 1715 Bailey Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 International Club 12; Spanish Club 12; FHA 12; DE 11; Gymnastics 9. KATHY MELLOY RHODES 1592 A 5th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 SCA 12; Pep Club 12; Forensics 11; Year- book 12; NHS 11, 12; Miss Tabb High Contestant 12. 3 7 KATHY MOTES 1549 A 3rd St. LAFB, Va. 23665 French Club 1 1 ; NHS 12. CANDY MARIE MOORE 92 Ella Taylor Rd. Grafton, Va. 23692 SCA 9; FBLA 12. GERRY LEE MOORE 1563 A 4th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Chess Club 9. MICHAEL B. NACE 1878 A. Washington Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 VICA 12. LISA ANNE NIPPER 604 Piney Point Rd. Play 10. KAREN LYNN ODEN 102jjarpon Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 COE 12. REGINA OLSON 102 CreekTerrace Girls Chorus 10; Newspaper 12. VALtRIE DALE PARSONS Box 412 B Big Bethel Rd. Hampton, Va. 23666 Serenity 11, 12. EDWIN G. PICKINS Box 20 Derby Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Play 9, 10; Regional Band 12. PAMELA JEAN PISONI 1730 lOth St. LAFB, V . 23665 Transferred to THS from Illinois; March- ing Band 11, 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Yearbook 11, Editor 12; Let- termen Club 11, 12; FHA 12; Serenity 11, 12. KEITH ANDRE PORTER 1909 B LeeJPt. LAFB, Va. 3665 Transferred to THS. PAttL E. PllATT f 6 Hodge Cove Rd. Dare, Va. ROTC9, lOMT n restling 1 1 BARRY PROSSER ROTC lOj ll, 12. ROBIN LYNN PUCKETT 199 Frances Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 t)E 10, 12. PHEBE NAN QUARTERMEN DENNIS R. PEARCE 124 Shirley Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 Lettermen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 31 School Lane Drama Club 10, 11; THSP 11, 12; Interna- tional Club 2nd Vice-President 10; French Club 9; German Club 11; Play 11. KENNETH QUILLEN 11 , 12 . AV Club 12. ELIZABETH JEAN RICHARDSON 421 Mt. Vernon Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 NHS 12, DE 11, 12; FBLA 12. KEVIN RICHMOND 1571 A 4th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Drama Club 10; ROTC 11; German Club 10, 11; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10; Play 10, 11; Chess Club 9- CLARK DOUGLAS RIDGE 1688 8th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Transferred to THS; Lettermen Club 12; Cross Country 12; Track 12; Indoor Track 12 . TERESA ANN ROBBINS 1742 11th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Forensics 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; THSP President 11, 12; Yearbook 12; NHS 11, 12; Play 10, 11, 12; Miss Tabb High 1975. NEWTON ROBINSON JR. Box 799 Grafton, Va. 23692 Pep Club 10. JACK MICHAEL RODDEN 2194 Ix)tz Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 VICA 12. RICHARD ALLAN ROOB 315 Calthrop Neck Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 Marching Band 10, 11; Symphonic Band 9; ROTC 10, 1 1, 12; Yearbook 9. BRENT PEARLSTEIN International Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Sci- ence Club 1 1, 12. KATHY REDHAIR 103 Vine Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic LINDA KATES RCX)S 152 Anchor Dr. Yorktown, Va. 23692 Latin Club 11, 12; VICA 12. Senior Directory 163 JODY ROWELL 1782 11th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 A Cappella Choir 12; Girls Chorus 11; Mime Troupe 11, 12; Forensics 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Play 11. 12. ELLEN MARIE SANDEFUR 223 F Thoreau Cr. Hampton, Va. 23666 SCA 11; Pep Club 10; Mime Troupe 11; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; THSP 11, 12; German Club 11; Art Club 9, 10, 11, Presi- dent 12; Science 10, 11; Play 9, 10, 11, 12. MARJORIE L. SARVER 1881 F Nelson Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 Girls Chorus 12; International Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, Secretary 10, 11, President 12; Track 9, 10; Class Secretary 12. MICHAEL P. SARVER 1881 F Nelson Ct. LAFB, Va. 23665 Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9, 10. 11; Football 10. .lUDY ANN SEAY 379 Yorktown Rd. Tabb. Va. 23602 . SCA 12; Keyettes 11, Reporter Historian 12; Pep Club 9; French Club 10, 11, 12. JANET SINGLETON 128 Lawson Rd. MARY JO SMITH 303 Ilex Dr. Yorktown, Va. 23692 Pep Club 9; International Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Gym- nastics 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 12 ; GAA 10; Class Treasurer 12. ROBIN LOUISE SMITH 266 C Riverside Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 SCA 11; Keyettes 11, President 12; Pep Club 9, 10; International Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9. 10, Vice-President 11, 12; NHSll.l2;FBLAll. 12. JIMMY MICHAEL SPENCER 15 Kitty Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 ROTC 11; International Club 11, FCA 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11; Indoor Track 12. JOHN MICHAEL SPURIO 1909 A Lee St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Lettermen Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11. CHARLES RICHARD STANLEY Key Club 9; FCA 11, 12; VICA 11, Presi- dent 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Indoor Track 9, 10; Play 10, 11; Sight and Sound Corps 9- PEGGY SUE STEELE 21 3 F Windsong Lane Hampton, Va. 23666 Majorette Captain 12; Girls Chorus 12; Art Qub 12;EBLA 12. SANDRA ANN STOKES 183 Showalter Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 Mime Troupe 10, 11; SCA 11; Forensics- 10; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; THSP 10, 11, 12; Play 9, 10, 11, 12. MITCHELL ftCy STOUTENBERG I 9 I 8 D Sherman Ct. LAFB, Va. 2665 Lettermen Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11; Indoor Track 12. PEGGY SUE THORNBERRY Marching Band 9; Symphonic Band 9; Let- termen Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; GAA 9, 10; Girls Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11. DONNA DENISE THORNTON Box 736 Grafton, Va. 23692 Pep Club 9; FHA 9; FBLA 11, 12; Cheer- leading 10; Track 11; Basketball Sweetheart 11; Girls Basketball 11. DAVID S. THURLOW 113 Harwood Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 International Club 12; Spanish Club Vice- President 12; NHS 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Chess Club 9; National Merit Finalist 12. DEBRA ANN WALKER 7 Rich Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 DE 10, 11, Secretary 12. JOSEPH EARL WALLACE 3 Yorkshire Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 FCA 11, 12; Lettermen Club fc, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11 12. BONNIE JO WALTERS Bldg. 12-A Apt. 104 Oaklawn Dr. Hampton, Va. 23666 International Club 10; French Club 10, 11; FHA 12. DALE ALAN WARDEN 133 Lawson Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 SCA 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. CHUCK WATSON 37 Yorkshire Dr. Tabb, Va. 23602 VICA 12. HARALD WEBER 12 Oakwook Dr. Apt. 101 Hampton, Va. 23666 Key Club 10, 11, 12; International Club 9; German Club 9; FCA 12; Lettermen Club 12; Football Manager 12. LISA WILCOX 104 A Indian Summer Dr. A Capjsella 10, 11, 12; Girls Chorus 9, 10; Gymnastics 10; Play 9. LANCE LEE WILSON Key Club 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 9, 10; ROTC 9, 10, 11; International Club 12; German Club 11; Latin Club 12; NHS 11, 12; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11. SYLVIA ANN WILSON Box 86 Old Lakeside Dr. Grafton, Va. 23692 Art Club 9, 10; FBLA 10, 11, 12. DAVID PETE WINDHAM 1646 B 7th St. LAFB, Va. 23665 Key Club 10, 11, President 12; FCA 10, Chaplain 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11, .Captain 12; Boys’ State 11. carol tnj winters 211 B. Windsong Lane MICHAEL WIRT 140 Lawson Dr. Football 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Indoor Track 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. LISA MARIE WOODDELL 29 Mill Rd. Tabb, Va. 23602 Pep Club 9; Newspaper 9; Lettermen Club 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12. KEVIN W. ZACKMAN Transferred to THS; Yearbook 11; Art Club 11, 12. 1 ■ 1 164 Senior Directory Come to MIMMA ' S After the Game and Meet Your Friends 2 Locations Grafton Shopping Center Newport Square TO SUIT YOUR Commercials 165 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE DAIRY QUEEN 4 Dairy Queen LET ' S ALL GO TO THE DAIRY QUEEN MANUFACTURER OF THE OFFICIAL CLASS RINGS AND THE GRADUATION STATIONERY FOR TABB HIGH SCHOOL Local Representative: Reed Schweickert P. O. Box 245 Midlothian, Virginia 23113 HERFF JONES HERFF JONES PRODUCTS: CLASS RINGS — GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONAL CARDS, AND RELATED ACCESSORIES — CAPS AND GOV NS — MEDAL AND TROPHY AWARDS — CLUB PINS — YEARBOOKS — DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES — FUND RAISING IDEAS Commercials 167 GRAFTON EXXON I I i I Complete Automotive Repair Front End Alignment State Inspection 24 Hour Wrecker Service Route 1 7 Grafton, Virginia Phone 874-64 10 168 Commercials Courtesy of WORNOMS DRUGS Grafton APPLE ' S AUTO PARTS 1215 U.S. 17 Tabb, Virginia 23602 Phone 596-6379 FBLA Has the Spirit of ' 76 We Look We Gain Knowledge We Learn We Entertain We Compete Bus. Phone: 596-3868 Res. Phone: 826- 1 758 HAROLD STONE Agent 1 39 1 Route 1 7 Tabb, Virginia At Chellls Super Market Commercials 1 69 FREEMAN ' S FLORIST 542 Wy+he Creek Road Poquoson, Virginia 23662 Phone 868-71 16 Crawler Loaders — Bulldozers — Backhoes — Wheel Tractors — Landscaping Eq Stihl, Pioneer and Homelite Dealer PENINSULA TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. P.O. Box I 1 26 Rt. 17 Grafton Va. Telephone 877-6477 R. L. Cheek, Representative uipment Look for the ' Golden Arches! ' You deserve a break today at McDonalds We do it all for you! COLISEUM McDonalds Congratulations Seniors LANGLEY OFFICERS ' WIVES CLUB Langley A.F.B., Va. From A FRIEND of the TABB TIGERS Commercials 171 Canadians Visit Tabb — Eh! Top Left: Tabb cheerleaders worked to make posters to welcome the students from Applewood. Sayings such as, Yall come back” and Eh” were heard all week throughout the halls of Tabb. I 1 72 Applewood Heights Bond and Chorus Band, majorettes and cheerleaders were once again able to see their new friends from Canada. The Applewood Heights Band and Chorus came to Tabb via Washington to play a concert at the new Yorktown Victory Center. They were the first foreign band to give a concert at the center. Before the Yorktown concert, both groups and the Stage Band gave two concerts for the Tabb High student body, which was one of the best assemblies given at Tabb — both by the Canadians and the conduct of THS students. A guided tour, by Mr. Roach, through Williamsburg was a thrill for both Applewood and Tabb students. Saturday was to be spent at Busch Gardens, but rain changed these plans. Most students could be seen strolling through the Coliseum Mall with the Canadians searching for Virginia is for lovers” T-shirts. That night a dance was held in the commons in honor of the visitors. Sunday morning came much too soon as, once again, it was time to say good-bye. Last minute pictures and addresses were exchanged and promises to visit each other again soon as the buses headed back to Canada. Juniors Gain Control Of Lounge On June 11, 1976, even before the Class of 76 had officially graduated, the Class of- invaded their new Senior Lounge. During homeroom, while underclassmen were patiently awaiting the tone for first period. Juniors held a ribbon-cutting ceremony opening the lounge to them. Juniors in the Tabb Tiger band marched through the commons and down the hall playing the Fight Song” to emphasize the occasion. Class President Debbie Wilburn, cut the orange ribbon surrounding the lounge, opening it to a mad rush of Juniors. But alas, all good things must come to an end — at least during class time — and the new Seniors found, just as the ones before them, Mr. Markoff’s mighty voice ordering them out of the lounge and on to class. Top: Debbie Wilburn cuts the ribbon to officially open the lounge. Middle: The usual mad rush to get a seat. Bottom: Ours at last. Senior Lounge Opening 1 73 AbUitt. Angela Ad.imowhki. 11 Adanl . Bvron 1 ' . 86 Adam . J.ickie . . ,11.81.98 Ailams. Shelia 43 Ailams, Shirlev M.91.98. 122 Adams, Valerie 14. 112 Adkins. I.inda 1C ■ ' 8. 80 Allen, David 31 Alloway. Rex ■’8, 103, 109. 133 1 Ambrose. Bobbie 11. 112 Amerson. D. I 31.80 Ammons. Karen 11 Amorv. Lyndon I ’ Aniorv . Sherrv 41 Amos. Jim 43. 101 Andersen. C. ' hris 41 Andersen. Becky 41.82 Anderson. Cindy 14,’’- ' Anderson. Faith “ ..IT 82, 85. 140 Anderson. Fenny 14 1 Anderson, Shari I ' , 98 Anderson. Tersea 11. Anderstrn. Tom 43 Anderson, Virginia . 43 Andrews , l mnie I ' . 89 Andrews. Dan r Andrew s. Sue ll.Wi, 98 Andrus. Cindv 41 Angel. Donnie r Appleton. Karen 11 Appleton. Tim 41. 8 Archer. Allan 41.8.1 Art-ru. Frank 12. 11. S8. n.s Aa-na. Janitc ,M. 122 Arnold. Donald 3 ' Ashby.. Marts 81. 81. .86. 140 Ashby, Matt 11. 8l. 86 Atihison. C laire 31.81.140 .• k bison. Skip . . . H.98 Austin. Harvet 1 1. ’8. 9. 80 Aurs. Randy I Babb. IXe 1 ' Babb. I nald . . IK H. HS Babb, Cilenn i:’. 8C. Babb. Kim 1.1 Bagbt , Stan 11 Baikstis, Ves .10. IT Bailey. Bill It Baker. Cindv . 14. 8C) Baker. Mike . . .r BalLime, Cieorge 14, T), 85. 88. 89. 90, 128. 129 Ballew, .Melinda 31 Bandy. Cheryl , . . .42.41 Bandy. .Mark .ll,8f Banks. Allison ' 1 Banks. Avila ... 14 Banks. SherUxk r Barbeau. Bruce . r. M. 81 Barbeau. Mike l ' . 9 ' ’, 9 7 Barlxc. Mel . ,11.%, 11 1. 1.10 Barber. Billy 41 Ban lay . Georgeann ... .3 Barker. Andy . .4.1,86 Barksdale, Donna ■ . . .41 Barnes. Ben 41 Barnes. Betty .1 ' Barnes. Billy .... 31. ' H Barnes. Brenda . . . i . . . . 14. 85 Barnes, Cindy . ■’8 Barnes. F.llen 5. 110 Barnes. Jeanne 15 Barrach. Haswell , . . , ' . . .41 Beta, Anne . . .4,1.112 Bateman. Kvle 15. 18. T . 95. 110 B.uimwell. Phyllis , r B.u top. Sheddie 9 Beard. Kevie 11. lOI. 105, 1 1 1. 120 Beard. Lisa 11. 119 Beaslet . .Mike 11. 1 16 IVxk. IXbbie 41 Beeson. Lynn Belli mar. Cindy 11.94.98. 142. 141 Bell. Chiquita ,31 i 1 Ik ' llamv, Keith . 4l Beene. Helen 31 Bennett, Cathy 31, 94 Beene. Helen 31 Bennett, Cathy 31, 94 Bennett. Mary . . . 43,46. 138 Bennett, Steve 43 Bergeron, Keith . . 43, 78, 103, 1 16, 120 Beuxwell, Phyllis 140 Bickett, Kathy 12. 15,78 Bieri, Kathy 31,88 Bieri, Susie . . 15,74, 88, 138 Bikoski, Kim 43 Birdwell, Brenda 82 Brikbeck. Martin 43 Bisc.Jeff 31,86 Bishop, Rita 43 Black, Micko 31. 146 Blades, Charlie 31 Blanchard, Darlene . 43 Blankenship, Dianne . . 37 Blevins, Kathy 43, 82, 140 Bliem, Beryl .15,88,97, 162 Blow, Nat 43 Blow, Norman 31 Bogan, Walter 31,86 Boninu, Dena 43, 1 12, 140 Boninu, Frank 31 Boone, Kevin 43,86 Boothe, Judy 37 Boothe, Bobby 43 Borchardt, Julie 15 Borden, Karen . 156 Borden, Tom 43,86 Bostick. Scott 88. 153 Bouley, Mike 31 Bouley. Paul 4-1, 103 Bowling, Carol 37 Bowman, Fay 44 Bowman, John 116 E3owman, Ronald 44 Btjwman, Skip D, 94, 157 Bowycr, Lee 44, 86 Boyd, Kirk 44 Boyenton, Mary 37 Bradbury, Steve 44 Bradshaw, Brian 31 Brazclton, Julia 15, 17, 77, 83, 95 Breen, Richard . 3 1 , 32, 83, 86, 94, 99. 140 Breen, Kevin 15,137 Bresnahan, Diane 15 Bresnahan, Jim 31 Bridges, Jim 31,107 Briggs, Wayne 44 Bristow, Donna 15, 97 Bristow, Robert 31 Britt, Carlton 85 Britt, Floyd 37 Britt, Hope 44,82, 142 Brooks, Robin 31,77, 89,112, 122 Brooks, Shelley . . 31,77, 82. 147 Brooks, Stanley . . 44 Brown, Billy 44 Brown, Calvin . 37 Brown, Darlene 15 Brown, Donna . 44 Brown, Henry 44, 109 Brown, James 37 Brown, Jim 37 Brown, John 37 Brown, Karen 78 Brown, Larry 15,96, 101, 114 Brown, Mary Ann 21,31,85 Brown, Mike 44 Brown, Paula 31.83 Brown, Phillip 44 Brown, Rhonda 44 Bruce, Walt 44.79 Brummer, Renee 44, 82 Bruno, Debbie 12. 15, 20, 78 Bruno. Randy 37, 78, 80 Br ant. Randy 37,86, 104, 120 Bryant. Susan 37 Buchanan. Melodic 44 Buchanon, Molly Buckley, Mike 44, 103, 133 Bullis, Larry 6,31,83,86 Bunn, Tim 16, 97 Burcher, Anthony 31, 78 Burcher, Cindy 44, 78 Burcher, Julie . 37 Burcher, Ray 16, 78. 89 Burgess, Mike 31,76,130 Burgess, Wade 44 Burgess, Wes 44 Burnette, Mike 44, 103 Burris, David 44 Burton. Terri 30,31,82,88 Butler, Carol 37, 140 Butler, Janet 16 Butry, Patty 31 Butts, Natalie 44, 82, 85, 140 Call, Rhonda 44,98 Camden, Charlie 37. 103, 120 Canfield, Vic 31.97 Cannon. E avid 37 Cannon, Stan 31 Canterbury, Bemie 44 Capps, Bruce 37 Carnr-ines, Jeff 44 Carpenter, Coleen 37 Carpenter, Susie 98 Carrol, Janet 122 Osh. Chuck 44 Cash. Tim 31, 86 Ote, Anita 16, 97 Caudle, David .44, 103 Caudle, Rick 31,75.76 Chandler, Jeanette 37 Chapman, Kathy 44 Chapman, Rhonda 44 Chapman, Virginia 31. 98 Charles, Karen 31, 98, 146 Cheek, Annette 37 Clark, Childers 16, 126 Christie, Mark 31,89 Cinotto.John .12, 16,96, 128, 151 Clamp, Cathy 44 Clark, Brian 44 Clark, Lynne 16,88 Clary, Donna 7, 89, 98 Claybo, Janet 44 Clontz, Gary . 78 Cloug h, Jeff . 31,86 Clough, Michelle 44,82 Cochran, Cindy 44 Cochran, Sheila . 37,38 Cole, Linda 16,88,96,98 Coleman, Clarence 31,99, 104, 120 Coleman, Rene . 44 Collins, Robin 12, 16, 95, 118. 138, 158 Combs. Gene . . . 44 Combs, Kim .16,77, 118. 138, 159 Combs, Ted 44 Combs, Wanda 37 Conner, Lisa 44,78 Cook, Eugene 37 Cooke, Charles 31 Coo ' , , Geraldine . , 44 Cooper, Marion . 16 Cooter, Mike .12, 16, 101, 120, 121 Copeland, Bill . . 31 Copeland, David . 16,89 Copeland, Evelyn . . 44,86 Copeland, John . 31 Copley, Ginger . . . .5, 32,78. 142, 182 Corbin, Cleve 37 Corbett, Mike 32,86 Comelisscn, Petra 38 Cosme, Rozanne . . 32, 98 Cosme, Theresa 44 Coultrip, Eric 16,97 Counts, Linda 38 Cm ington. Cindy .11, ' 8, 98 Cos ington. Valerie .... . 14 (.oy. Pat . . 32 Coy, Tim 16,X ( abh, Bei ky . 38. 1 19 ( !r;ibb. liobby . 44 Crabb. Mike . . , . 16. 80 Craig, Kelli . .r Crase.Jeff 14 . Cr.iwford. Bonnie . - .38. 98 Creech, Carol . . . 38 , Crisp. Tracy 44 Crochet. Susan . . |7, 20, 7 . 143 Crinker, Terry 38 Crombar, Robbie 44 Crixim. Lisa . . 38 Cuddihy. Glenn 32.76, 111 Cundiff, Billy . , 32. 101, 120 Cunningham. Bruce 13, 17, 76. 85. 101. 143. 153. 159 Cusick. Mike . 44 Cutts, David 120. 121 Cutts, Steve . . 101. 120 Dale. Ronald 38. 83. 8 ) Dalzcll. Julie . . .97.98 Davis, 13onnie ... .41 Davis. Ellen . D ■ Davis. Janet 17, 94, ‘28. 161 Davis, Kathy 38 Davis, Keith 38. ‘29 Davis, Mike ... .17 Davis, Pam . .44 Davis, Sara . . . 38, 89, 98 Davis. Ron 13, P Davis, Tina Maria . . 38,97 Day.Jane 44 Demetros, John 38. 97 Dennis, Deborah 44 IX-rby. Anne 31.32,77.93.96, 118 IX-rbv, Marie 38.96, 182 IXry. I9aniel . P IXa.Jcan 32 IX-iy . Susan 44 IX-skins. Andy 9. 30, 32, 76, lO , 108 IXsmarais. Janet P IXthlcfs, Mike . . 45 IXvan.Judy . . 45. 78 IXver. Darrell 36, 38.83. 138 IXvol. Glenn . . 36. 86, 97 Diaz. Lvnettc . 38 Dickens. David . 38. 76. ‘28 Dickerson, Cieorge 38 Dilkson, Rcxlnty .... 45 Diehl, IXnisc 38, 78 Dillard. Andre 45 Dillard, Brigette .32,77.118 Dillard. Denise 45 Dillard, Joe 32, 107 Dillard, Ronald 32, 107, 108, 130, 132 Dillard, Wallace 21. 32. 106, 107, 108 Dillard, Wendy . P, 25,98 Dinkins, Mike 32,83,85,99 Dirmeyer. Sharon 158 Disalvatorc, Roger 45 Diustcr, Bobby 32 IXmghcrty, Billy . 32. 74. 76, 90 IXiuglas, Joseph 45 IXmglas, Larry 48 Douglas, Teresa 38 IXiwner, Geoff 38,88,99, 120 IXawns, Kevin 80 Drier, Cindy 32 Dryden, Gary 17,98 Drydcn. Mary 32,97 Duchanoy, Cindy P,98 Duffy. IXbbie 38 Duncan, Terri 45, 99 Dunn. William P, 97 Dunning. Robert 43.83.97 Dutton. Kim 45. 122 Earick, Valeric 45. ‘28 Earl, Sammy 45.78 Echols. Mark 45 Effingcr, Norman 32,78 Eff Icr. Greg 45,86 Elks. Carl 38, 104, 125 175 Emerson, Mark IS, 1 20 Emers on. Steve 15.89 Emmons, Dave 45, ■’8. 131 English, Debbie ‘r linos, Donna S2. S I jios, Russell 17. to, 94, 98 lipix-rly, Valerie 18 Esterman, Allen 19 listes. Gale r Evans, Annette 18. 9 ’ Evans. Debby 12, W I vans, lames 45 Evans. I.intia It, 81 Hvans, Richanl 24, 152 Evans, Van 2 liwton. Donald 18. 1 14 E ' .ukrell. Dana 45,94 l■alkrell. Nancy 1,8. 1 10 I ' airfax. Tony Faison. John 45 F ' ales, Tammy . 18, 8 .94,98 I al onc, Debbie 18.89.122,121 Fal one, JtK ' . M l- ' alzone, Karen . .18, 7t, 98. 142 Farmer. W anda 10. 18 I ' arris. Tammy . 45 F ' assler, Cimly 15 Felix. Joyce 45 Feltv. Sharon 45. -8 Fenton. April 1.8, 8(. Fenton. Norma . 45.140 Fields. Chery l . . , . IS, 81. 82 F ' indlav. Debra 18 F ' inillay. Lee Ann 45 Findlay. Susan , .12. ,82.94 Fisher. Chris 1,8,81 Fisher, Clint 12. 8ti Fi.sher. Kitty 18, 8f Fisher. Tina 36, 38. 77, 1 19 Fisher, Trey 45 Fitz. Alan .18,83 Flanary, Diane . . 45 Fletcher, Cindy . 18. 98 Fletcher. IX ' bi . 18 Fletcher. Mark .18 Floren, Dale 38 Floren.John 12, 140 Foard. 13ebra . 18 F ' oard. Karen .18, 122 Foard. Mike 18. lOt, 1.10, 131. 1 12, 118 Forehand, Paul 45,86 Foretich, Cindy .12. 118 Forctich. Mike 45. 1 16 Ford, Darrell . 10. 12 Forester. Jimmy M Forrest, Clyde 45 Forrest, Linda 18 Fortner, Kim 45. 124 Fortner. Ricky 38 Fonner. Shcela . 32. 8.1,77,90, Igs Fox. Donna 45 Fox. Fid Fox, Kaye 18. 158 Fox. larrcn 12, 70 Fox. Mark 32,9( , 101, 110 Fox. Robyn 39. t-. 98 Franci.s. Valentino 13 18. 19.76.%. 101. 124. 159 Frankcnberger, Tony 45 Franks, Glenda 18, 7t,9y, 182. 159 Freeman. Anne . . 12.78 Freeman. [Deborah . .18 Freeman. Jcxr . 38 Freeman. Tom 19. 141 Furby. Edith 38 Furby. Paul .12. UXi. 107 Gaines, Kathy 19 Gaither. Charlene . 32 Gallagher. Bob .12. 101 Gallagher. Kevin 38 Gallagher. Mike . 45 Gallagher. Steve . 45 Garber. Marilvn . .18, 9 ' ’. 119 Ciardner, Anna 45 Gallant. Donna . . 19 Ciarrctt. George 18.91 Garrett, Susan . 19,89,94, 151, 184 Gummo, Alan 45 Ciarrett, Tina . . . 32 Gurley, Frank 19 ■■ f -1 4 - Gaskill, Debbie . . . 32, 89 Gay, Deborah 45 Gebauer, Curtis . 45 Gebauer, Mark . . 32,97 Gebauer, Michael 19 , 97 Gettman, Martin . . 45 Gibbs. Teresa 38 Gibson, Phil 38, 76 Giles, Kevin 32.89, 130 Giles, Mark .38,78, 80, 126. 127 Gillespie, Rhonda . 38 Glass, Toy 19 , 98, 158 Gexatee, Andy 45,78,89 Gorman, Sue 19 , 98 Graham, Bill 45,78, 120 Graham, George . 38,80,133 Gravely, Emmy . . . 38 Gravely, Kathy . . 32,88 Gray, Greg 19, 78 Gray. Kenny 45,83 Green, Darryl 38 Green, Frank 32,90 Green, Ivan 32 , 86 Green, Susan 38,98 Greene, Jackie , 99 Gregory, Brenda 45 Gregory, Louise . 10, 32, 122 Grella, Lisa 38 Griffin, Fee .38,96, 101, 116, 120 Griffin, Diedra 45 Griffin, Michael 14 Griffin, Phyllis . . .38 Griffin, Velma . 39, 7. 85, 86 Griffith. Gary . . 45 Grimes, Joan . 19 , 97 . 159, 164 Grtxjms, Debbie 45 Gurzinski, Lynn 32,98 Haase, Chris 32, 78 Halachis, Alex 43 Hale, Tina 45 Hall, Evala 19,97 Hall, Lisa 10, 45 Hallam, Debra 39 Hamilton, Eydie 45 Hamilton, Tim 39 Hamilton, Tina 39 Hamilton, Tina Marie 89 Hancock, Mike 39, 78, 88 Hancock, Sandy 19, 78, 82, 81, 79, 154, 159 Hardister, Penny 39 Harlowe, Kelly 39, 88, 98 Harmon, Kim 32, 98 Harrison, Donna 19,95, 118 Harrison, Tammy 39 Harrod, Keith 39, 86, 97 Harrod, Keith 32 Hart, Elizabeth 42, 45 Hartman, Brenda 36, 45, 140 Hanman, Lee Ann 39, 83 Hanman, Linda 45 Harward, Paula 39 Hawkins, Ricky 45 Haycraft, Dennis 46 Head, David 46 Heatwole, Steve 8, 19 Hedrick, Melody 19, 32, 77, 96, 1 12, 142, 143 Heimrick, Jennifer 98 Hendrick, Gregg Henkel, Jim 176 Henkd, Mary 12, 19, 98. 139, 152, 158 Henry, Cathy 10. 19, 151 Herndon, Dennis 32, 96, 1 14 Herndon, Tracy ... 46, 122 Hesslink, Debbie 32 Hesslink, Mike 19 Hewitt. Jessica . 46, 133 Hicks, Pam . . . .46, 82, 119, 140 Hiemstra. Pat 46.81 Hiemstra, Tom 20 Higgins, Theresa 46,98 Higgs, Leland 20,23, 86, 136 Hill, Dickie 46,97, 103 Hill, Donna 39,98 Hill, Kevin . . .20,98, 153, 156 Hill, Roben 46 Himes. Shelly 39,98 Hines, Pam 32,98 Hinson, Kim . 16, 20 Hitt.Jeannie 20,29 Hodgdon, Donna . 33 Hodgdon, Steve . 20, 28 Hoffman, Mike . . 46 Hogge, Robin 46,82 Holland, Terri 13, 20, 88 Holland, Tracey 39, 77 Holmes. Kenneth 39,103 Holston. Debra 33.98 Holt, Connie 46 Hook, Russell .78, 86, 116, 133 Hopson. Bubba 46 Hopson, Shawn . 46, 119 Hopson, Tonya 46, 119 Horn, Stacy 39 Horton, Wanda 39, 91 Hovanic, Steve . . .33,85, 107, 120 Howard, Jim 46 Howard, Kim 33, 98 Howard, Lori 33,77 Howard, Tom 39 Howard, Steve 39. 104, 120 Howell, Pam 33,98 Hoyt, Kathy 46 Hoyt, Ricky 33 Hubbard, Ron .33,96, 101, 147 Hudgins. Carol 20 Hudgins, Theresa 46 Humbles. Catherine 39 Humphrey, Fred .... 20 Hunt, David 46,85 Hunt, Karen 46,82 Hunt, Karen 46 Hunt, Robert 20 Hunt, Sherrie 33 Hunt, Steven 39, 78 Ingram. Martha 39 Irwin, Susie ... .20, 74. 90, 118, 138, 182 Jackson,Jay 46 Jackson, Paul 46 Jankowski, Rose . . . 46 Jefferson, Eddie 46 Jennings, Lee. . 20, 76,96, 101, 114, 120, 121, 145, 152, 153, 158 Jensen, David 46,84 Jester, David 86 Jewel, Shawn 39 Jimenez. Curtis 46.83, 104 Johnson, Betsv 12,21.78,95 Johnson, Elaine . .21,89,77,94,95 Johnson, Kim 46,82 Johnson, Ron 46,86 Johnson, Suzanne . . . 46.78,79 Jones, Barbara 46 Jones, Barbara 39 Jones, Donny 46,78 Jones, Gary 39 Jones. James 78 Jones, Johnny 33,78 Jones, Karen 21 Jones. Leigh 46 Jones, Leslie . . 46 Jones. Linda 33 Jones, Melba 46 Jones. Merna 39 Jones, Pam 46 Jones. Paulette 39 loncs. Pascal 21 Jones. Ray 33 Jones, Rod 21 Jone.s. Sig y 21. 88, 96. 101, 130. 136, M4, 158 Jones. Tammy 46 Jordan. Charles . , . 33 Jordan. Robin 33.91 Joye, Vicki 21,85 Kane. Don . 21. i6, 88. 95. 130. 152, 159 Kane. Jeff . . 39. i6. 88. 104, 109. 128 Kane. Kent 33 Keene. .Shirley 46 Keiser. Kathy 12. 8 Kelley. David 46 Kelley. Mitch 33.114 Kelly. Cathy 46 Kelly. Mike ,39. ’ ' 8. 88. 96. lOl , 1 33 Kent. Valerie 21,98. 1 53 Kepley. Mark 33. i8. 80. 116 Kerns. Denise .. 21 Kerns. Pam 18 Kibler. Ron 3.3 Kidd. Don 21.96,10 Kief fcr. Scott .39.21 King, Butch 133 King.Cindi 33,83.84,86,141 King. Larry .39. 8(s King, Mike 46 Kinsella. Bob 46, 103. 109, 133 Kinsella. David . .39.103.109.13.3 Kirkland. Linda 3.3. 88. 98 Knczevich. Deborah 46 Knezevich. Sherry . 39. 89 Knickerbocker. Traev 46.82 Knickerbcxker. Sheri 2 1 . 83 Knight, Roby . . • 21 Kounsc. Jerry 33 Krowe. Jean Rae 33 Kubesh. John .3.3. 101. 111. 120 Kubesh. Peter 46. 10.3, 116. 120 Kubesh. Tom .46, 116. 133 Kvzer, Kathy 46 I..ickey. Lisa 39. 11. 88 l..icy. Frank 46 1 I«imb. Susan 39, 78 Lanev. Richard 46 Lanev. Rita 46 Lanev. Scott 33 Lang. Theresa . . 33, 77. 9(,. 118 Larson, Lvnn 12, 21.77,89.95, 152 Lash. Jo Ann 46 Lassiter. Vincent . . 46 Laughery . Gene . 46 Launikitis. Mike 98 Lawler. Cheryl 46,42 Lawler. Rhonda 22 laiwrence. Janet 22.82 Lav man. Robert 46.83 lare. Ernest 39 Lenox, David 47 Ixnox. Steve 47 I.eopard. Mike 41.83.86 U’sson. Laurie 41 Ixthleta. Mark 140 l.ewis. Melinda 4 ' ’ Lewis. Russell V D wis. Wanda 4-’ Lia. Doug 22.88.89. 1 28, 1 29 Lia, Greg . 39. 109. 1 28. 1 29 Lia. Patty 47, 122. 123 l.ieblein. Mark 39 Lief. David 33 Liles. Beth 4 Lindsay. Liz 39 Lindsay. Tommy 41 Lint, laari .39. 112 I.lcwllyn. Bronwen 22. 98 Lloyd. David . .39. 86 Lloyd. George .3,3. 86 Lloyd. Sharon 41.86 la)bianco. Karen 4 ’ laxlcn. Mike 4 . 103 latnderee. Brenda 22. 112 lasnderee. Darlene 39. 1 38 177 ipli p r Lxcn ino. l.imi.i 2 ) li� un ino. Mark r L vi . K rnnic St). liiwm.in, 1 X)naiii IJtl IvDvn.uluti. IXm.iKi r li)vtuc)ian, KotiHld v;. so Ii)wt , KIumuU U) .iw. Collc iu l.iKus. ArUiu v;. l.ukr. Sk-vi- I.uon io, p l.u rnlnir i. Dale so l.ynn, Kimhatl 1 Lynn. l.iNa I ' M.ilx ' . Mike Mai key. Waller v;. sv s � . 1 U) M ulilen. Ix)ri p M.ilumey, C iary Malionev, Kirk Mann. Ralph Mannin i, Sal rina iipr Maiiuiii, I ' Vank 22. Markoff, Karen sq. s I , ss, sq Marque . Patty P. Ps Martin. Miteh U). p Martin. Simon W. sti Marvii , Tim V). S( Mashy. ( liarles p M.isx ' n ale. Su an q. S(y Ma. er. Neal v MasMe.Jeff p Ntatlu . Brian p Matthews. Vieky Mayhew. Riik ! . P. S( . I O s MiC!artne . Katin U). ss NtiC jriney. Patti Mi(!artne . Ro.se u. s ' s. ss, sq MiC!arty. C!heryl , . u. S2. Ss Ml (. ' lure. Ikwerly p MiC ' lure. Brian U). ItVl, 120 Ml Daniels. IXm p.qs Ml intosh. IXmna 10 Ml Keel. Ix n p Ml Keel. Mark p Ml Kinley. Dayii) p Ml Lau ihlin. C ' heiA 1 , 22 Ml l.au ’hlin. Dayiil 10 . sq Moreau, Debbie 112, 136 More, Debbie 40 Morrow, David 33, 97 W Mixire. Gerry 23 MiKire. lovie . C. 89 Mcxire. Kenny r Mtxire. laircn o .3 3. ux . ur Mtxtre. Steve r. ' � M(x retieUl. Rtxinev r. ' M Moreau. D.ive . . 3 3. ■ ' S. 80 4orsc, Teresa 40 losely, Andrea 40,86 Qsloseley, Debra 33 ) 4oss, lune 33, 98 oss, Katherine . 40 t Jdhfoss, Kim 40 ,1 Motes. Kathy 23, 185 Mullins, Brenda 47, 99 Mullins. Johnny 33, 76, 83 Mundy, Mike 47, 76, 116 Munson, Steve 33, 83 Myers, Tim 47 Nace, Mike 23, 97 Nate, Cathy 33 Neejer, Pat 23 Nelson, Chris 36, 40, 82, 97, 1 12 Nelson, Grayland 33, 94 Nelson, Sue 33 Newton, Kathy 47 Nicely, Cheryl 40, 78, 112 Nipper, Lisa 23 Norman, Linda 40. 83, 88, 112, 1 19, 139. 142 North, Chris 47, 78, 79, 80. 126 Nozolino, Brian 40, 85, 86, 104, 114, 120 Nozolino, Bruce 47, 86 Nuckols, David . 23,29,78,80.96,101, 152, 158 Nuckols, Donna . 40, 88, 89, 142, 143 Occhiuti, Frank 23,85, 151. 154 Oden, Karen 23 (Oden, Wendy 40 Olson. Regina 24,90 Olson, Rose 47, 86 O’Neal. Adrienne .34,112 O ' Neil. June 40 Ostrowski, Patty 40,82 Outten, Greg 47 Owens, Charles 34 Padgett, Melinda 34, 83, 90 Parish, Donna 40, 85, 89 Parkinson. Margie 98 Parsons, Faye 43,47 Parsons, Valerie 24 Patrick, Raymond 24 Payne, Kathy 34 Pearce, Barbara 40 Pearce, Dennis 24, 96, 101, 114, 158 Pearce, Jill 47 Pearlstein, Brent 24, 89, 98 Peisel. Ross 47, 83 Pelkey, Michele 48,85 Penn, Susan 34 Perdue, Betsy 48, 78 Perkins, Karen 38 Perry, David 40, 41, 96, 101, 109 Perry, Karen 48, 99 Perrin, Cyrus 48 Person, Vickie 40 Peters, Diane 34, 98 Peterson, Robert 24, 76, 97 Petty, Jane 24,4,74,85,95 Phieff, Sue 34, 98 Phillips, Dawn 48, 79, 133 Phillips, David 34 Phillips, Devin 34 Phillips, Mike 24, 96 Phillips, Tonja 33, 34 Picha, Irvin 40, 98 Pickens, Ed 24, 78, 80 Pierce, Don 48 Pippin. Cora 34 Pisoni, Pam 24,78,91,94 Plahn, Corky 34,138 Plahn, Gre 40 Plahn, Maria 48, 47, 1 19 Planholt, Cindy 40 Pleasants, Jeff 34,86,116 Pobanz. Karen 48, 86 Polifka, Mike 24 Polifka, Monica 48, 78 Pollard. Mike 40 Pollard, Wayne 34 Porter, Tony 40 Powell, Sandra 24 Pratt, Paul 24 T Prescott. Teresa 48, 82 Presnell, Tina 48 Presson, Kim 40 Presson. Wayne 34 Prince, David 126, 127 Prior, Bob 40 Prior. Steve 83 Progar, Cindee 40, 140 Prosser, Barry 24, 26, 86, 184 Prosser, T racy 48, 98 Puckett. Robin 25, 97 Quanerman, John 40,86 Quarterman, Phebc 25, 85, 98, 153 Quillin, Kenneth 25, 97 Rainey, Peggy 40, 97 Rainville, Anne 40, 89, 122 Randall, Gary 83, 86 Randall. Laurie 48 Read, Scott 48, 83 Redhair, Kathy . ! 25, 80, 156 Reed, Donna 48 Reed. Thomas 34, 86 Reese. Cathy 48, 82 Reid, Donna 40 Reid, Mark 34, 76, % Revish. Juanita 40, 82 Ressler, Mechellc 34 Reynolds, Tom 25 Rhew, Sandy 12, 15,27,89,94, 151, 157 Rhexies, Kathy 25, 142, 195 Richardson, James 48, 76 Richardson, Jeanne 25,97,98, 162 Richardson, Jo 40,98 Richmond. Kevin 25, 104, 120 Richmond, Steve 34, 78, 80, 88, 104, 105. 120, 151 Ridge, Clark 25,104,105,125 Rilee. Rhonda 34, 94 S li.uk ' . I ill - .48 Riley, Sarah . , . .24,83, 140. 155 .Vhemenaur, Roger 48 Rioux. Mark 34 , ' koggin.s. Brenda 40,83,146 Ritchie, Kent .48,76. 83, 133 Sio ins. (ificry) . 48, 98 Ritchie, Lori 48. 122 Scott. Eric . . . 34 Roach, Anita 40.97 10 Roach, Janet 34 Seay, Jane 34, 30, 77, 78 Robbins, Becky 40 Seay.Judv 26 Robbins. Brian 40 Sewell. Mike 86 Robbins, Cinde 34 Shaffer. Cherry 11 34,98 Robbins, Terri . 8.22, 25,85,95, 143 .Shaffer. Kevin 26 Robinson, James . 48 Sharp. Mike 31 Robinson, Walter 40 .Shaw , (ireg 40 Robinson. William 48 Shaw. Steve . 40,97 Rodden.Jack 25.97 Shearin. iTeil 40 0 Rodden, Robert . 34, 145 Shearin. R.indy 48 Roderick, Ken 26,130,160 Sherman. Annette .34 , 82.89 Rodgers. Jane Marie 48,82 Shideler. Lisa 48 Roesch, Lori 34,97 26 Rollins, Kevin 1 48 ShiekK. Keith 40.9 ' ' Rollins. Susan . . 34.78,79,80 Shifflett. Amy 10. 34 . 77, 82. 143 Rollo. Phil 48,83 .Shifflett. Bobby 48 Roob, Richard . . . 26, 86 Shifflett, Ramly 34 Roob, Ronald 40,78,86 .Shiver. Terry 3.1,85 Roos. Linda . . 26, 97 Siceloff. Karen 48 Rose. Debbie . 48 Sikora. Tony . 26 Rose. Kim 40,88 Simpson. J.W. 15, 26, 76, %. 126. 152 Rowe, Tim . . 80, 83, 140 .Sines. Richard 34.83,89, 101, 140 40,78, 83, 140 Rowell, Dennis 40,97 Rowell, Jody . . . . 26,83,84,85, 140 Runyon, Ken 40 Russ, Courtney ... 34 V Russ, David 10.48 Russell, Alvin . 107 Russel 1, Charlene 34, 5 4 Russell, Robert 48 Salas, Ray 48 Sampson, Debra 48 Samuels, Charles . . 36. 40, 85, 86, 99, 182 Sanborn, Karen 34, 86 Sandefur. Ellen 26, 85, 94 Sarver, Margie 12, 16, 82, 88, 89, 152, 154 Sarver, Mike 26, 76. 144 Saunders, Chuck 48 Sa u ndc rs, Li nda 40, 86 Saunders, Wanda 34,97 Sawyer. Bruce 34, 88. 89, 1 14 Sawyer, Russell 34 8f Sink. Mark . . vl. S Skeens. Sheri 3 , U), 1 19, 1 39 Skievaski, Pilar . 31 Skillman. Pam 31 Skillman, Regina . 26.9 ' ' .Skinner. Wayne 18 Skur. Barbara 10, R) Sl.ule. John 48 Smith. Amy - . . ..VI. ■ ' H, sy Smiili. Barbara -Is Sniiili. 13everl . IS Smilh. Cindy ii,sy.9i 8 niiih, Corinne . S9. 9S Smith. Debbie 2 “ ■ Smith. Don -IS Smith. Donna 31, 1 12 Smith. Donald 42.48 Smith. Jack 141. 182 Smith. John 48 Smith. Mary Jo 12. 27. 1 12, 1 18. 152 Smitli, Mickey IS Smitli. Robin . 2 , .■ ' 7,89.95.98. 142, 152 .Smith, Steve 27, 1 30. 1 56 Smith. Steve . . 34,85 Smith. Tom . . .27, 77. 1 39, 15’’ Stnithley. Marcia 11,82 Snyder, Jackie 34 Soles. Cindy 27. 151 Soley. Richard 41 Sothcott. Victor 48.- 103 Soult, David 48. 97 .Soult. Diane 34 Sparks, Kathy 34 S|encer. Ben 34, ■’8, ■ ' 9. X). 1 16 S|xnctT. Mike 2 ' .‘Xi. 101. 121. 152. 153, 158 S|xncer. Mike ■ 31 Springer. Brenda 18 Spurio. Mike 2 ' . ' Xi. 101 Stafford, Joyce 36.41. 1 19. 126 12 ' Stanaway . Dusty 2 , 101 Stanaway, Ranch 34 Stanfield. Brad 34 Stanley. Ricky 2 ' . ' X),9 ' ’. 138. 1 11. 152, 151, 15 ' . 159 179 Siumon. Save 3-1 Siark. Donna Starr. Kent H Starr. Mark ,D. 101. 20. 121. 12S Steele. PeTyjy 27. 8 1 . H2 . ‘ 1 . 9.S Steele. William 48 Stelanowiez. Theresa 48, 98. 1 12 Steiper. John ,D. 128, 129 Stewart. Bernadine 48 Stewart. Siott .46, 4 1 , 9.4, 98 Stimpson. Royal 4 ' 4 Stimpson. Sonya 49 Stokes. Diane 49 Stokes, Sandy 22, 27. 8‘4 Stokes. Wallace 27.9 ' Stoutenberp, Mitch . . ' 27, 101, I2S Stovall. Lcs 49 .Stratton, Kathy 45,96 .Stratton. Melinda 35 Stratton. V ' alerie 4t Stubbs. Scott 49 Stump. Paula 28. 9 ’ Stutlcr, Timmy . . 35,76,78. 116 Sullenbcrpcr. Wayne 35 Swann. Donna 35, 7t. 1 18 Swann. Jodi 49 Swartz, Nanc 7 35 .Swicegtxx], Steve 41 Szulczynski, Steve 35, 86. 88 Talley. Cindy 7,41,84 Tarkenton. Nancy 78 Taylor. Debbie 3H. 41 Tav lor. Deborah 4 1 . 90. 94 Taylor. Tracy 49.81 Terry. DeAnn 35. 112, 118. 122. 123. 142. 14 Terry . Tony 49 Thomas, Bobb 49 Thomas, Darlene 28, 1 52 Thomas. (lary 45 Thomas. Jim 49 Thomas. John 45 I ' honin.s, Lmd.i 49 Thomas, .Shirley 4 1 , 97 I ' homas. Timmy 41, 101 Thomav)n, Jamie 35 Thomp ' � on� Jeff 45, 8f Thomberry, Brenda . . 41. ' ' , 82, 89 Thornberry. Peppy 14,28,98, 122. 151. 159 Thornes. Jan 49 Thornton. Donna 28, 98 Thornton. Wendell 49. 103. 109 Thorton, Ciarland 45, 107 Thrower, Trent 45 Thurlow, David 28. 88, 89, 95, 101. 120 Tipton, Olivia 41 Ttnld, I.inda 45, 98 Tollefson, Bnan 49 Tolson, Mark 41 Tosti. Janet .45.82 Treptow. Bill . . 41, 129 Triplett. Paula 41.78 Trundy.Mike 28 Truskett. Olenna .. .41.78,79.112 Tunstall.John 4 1 . 97 Tunstall. Michael 41.9 ’ Turlington. Janice . .35, 7t. 7g. gs Turner. Beverly 49, 13.4 Turner, Dean 41 Turpeinen, Kevin 35 Turpeinen, Keri 49, 82 Tyeryar, Jimmy 49 Underwotxl, Iris .28 Unclerwtxxi, James . . .49,109 Valdes. Lisa ■ ' 8 V’alemme. Gina 49 Van Buren, Charles 41 Van Buren. David . 49 V ' each. Angie . 41, 84. 85, 99 V ' ick. Tracy 42,49 Viehweg, Marty 41 Vicrs.Jeff 49.86 Vogt. Ale.x . . . 28 Vopt. Krik 41.86. 103 Wapner. Bobbie 35. 85. 141 Waldron. (Jelia 35 Waldron. Chrissie 49 Walker. Debbie 28, 97 Walker, James 41 Walkup, David 41,96, 101, 133 Walsh, Bill 6,35,83 Wallace,Joey .28.96, 101, 130, 131, 132, 163 Wallace, Littleton . .41,86, 97, 101, 130 Wallace, Sherry . 49 Walters. Bonnie . 28,94 Walters, Steve . . 49 Walton, Doris . 35.83, 14l Walton, Karen . . 49, 82 Walton, Loretta . 41,82 Walton, Steve . . 76,83,99 Wandall, Vianne . 35,88 Warden, Dale . 28,76,114, 154 Warner, Mark 49 Warnick, Kathy . .45 Watson. Chuck . . 29. 97 Watson, Cindy . . 29, 138 Watson, Mike . . 35 Watson, Mitch . 35 Waters, Chris . . 49 Waters, Edward 49 Watts, Brenda . 29,98 Watts. Mike 76 Watts. Steve . 49 Waynick. Kathy 41,83 Weber, Harold . 76 Weddle. Andy 49 Weidman, Scott 35,83, 85.99, 114, 146 Wells. Pam 41,89 i West, Chris . 49 West. Greg . .30, 35. 83, 96, 104, 105, 120, 121 Wharton, Frank 35, 114 Wherry, Ruth , 35,98 Whitaker, Antoinette . . 49.78 Whitaker, Connie . . 35, 122, 123, 125 Whitaker. Linda . . . . 49 White, James 99 White, Myra 41,94 White, Steve 10, 35, 98 Whithead. Lori 49 Whiteman, Cory . . 41 Whiteman, Robert 42.49,86 Wiener, Eric , . .13,26,29, 153 Wilburn, Debbie . . .30, 35, 118, 145 Wilburn, Jack 41,86 Wilcox. Kim 41 Wilcox. Lisa 82, 83 Williams. Beth 49 Williams. Brenda . . 35 Williams, Bruce 41 Williams, David ... 49, 103, 120 Williams, Greg ... 29 Williams, Mark 35. 101, 114 Williamson, Rita . . 35 Willis, Irma 49, 94 Willis, Lawrence . . . 41,78 Willoughby. Peggy . 35,78 Wilson. Ann 29,98 Wilson, April 49,86 Wilson, Bill 29 Wilson, Blair 49, 116 Wilson, Cindy 35,78 Wilson, Debbie . 41,81 Wilson, Judy 41,82 Wilson, Lance . .29,76,89, 95, 155 Wilson, Lisa 41 Wilson, Lisa 49 Wilson. Nannette . 35 Wilson, Rose 35, 93 Wilson. Sharon 41 Wilson, Rose 35, 93 Wilson. Sharon 41 180 I Wilson, Steve 35, 93 Windham, Pete 29, 76.95, 130, 131, 155 Winfrec, Susan 38,41,82 Winters, Carlyn 21, 29 Winters, Teresa 41,97 Wirt, Mike . .29.96, 101, 130, 131, 153. 159, 182 Witt, Don 49 Wooddell. Becky . . . 49. 112 Wooddell. Lisa 29, 112, 138 Woodmansee, Kevin . . 49 Wooten, Jerry 10, 35, 86 Worthy,Jimmv 49 Worthy, Terri 41 Worst, Lauri 78 Worst, Tim 35,78 Wright, Cynthia . . . . 41,86,98 Wright, Paulette 49,94 Wright, Sharon . . .41,77,89, 119 Wright, Wendy 49,99 Wyatt, Debra 49,82 Wyatt, Nathan 49 V ' ates. Connie 49,82 Young, Donna 29 Zackman, Kevin 29. 94, 183 Zackman, Lisa . .8,41,85,88,94 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Akins, James 62,88,89 Allamby, Joanne 53 Allen, Cindy 71 Anderson, Emily 69,94 Anderson, Robert . .60,76, 126, 127 Baker, Patty 66 Barnes, Doris 53 Bird, Wesley 66,95 Blalock, Jane 11,62.88,89 Boyd. Ellis 64 Burchcr, Doris . . 53 Cherry ' , Charles . . 52, 182 Childers. Esther 56 Cook. Ann 54 Copley, Genevieve . 71 Copley, Gerri . 56 Coulter, George 61, 104 Deutsch. Stephen . . .11,60, 109. 120 Doggins, Tom 57, 182 Drake. Frances 60 Ford, Cindy 55 Fox. Marv 53, 182 Franks, Donald 65,98 Freeman, Esther 30,64, 151 Greene, Raymond 70 Haase, George . . 54. 99 Hansford, Saundra . 62 Harrell, Susie 67,91 Hawkins. Dariel 55 Henkel. Frank 70.99 Higgs, Brenda ... 69.94 Hodges, Sherry . 1 1, 63 Holben, Helen 62,88,89 Holt, Danny 61, 116 Hopson, Russell . 36, 61 Horton, Ron . 11, 68, 100, 101, 102, 121, 125 Horton. Sharon 71,98 Hubbard. Helen . . 55 Hunt, Willard 61. 102 Ironmonger, Percy . 63, 79 Ivy, Lilv 56 James, Carl 30, 70, 151 James, Veeta 58 Jobson, George . 65, 133 Johnson, Natalie . 11,58 Jones. Joan 56 Jones, LaVern .... 69. 94 Jones, Rick 67 Joyce, Richard 42,65.91.93 Kirby, Paul 60, 103. 120 Kirkland. Claude . . 69 Koltun, Candice 59 Little, Johnnie . 11,66,77 Luck, Wilma 54, 99 Lynn. Trilby 59.90 Markoff, Edwin . . 52, 7y. 147, lyi. 156 M.isterst n,J(X’ 1 1 , 67 Mt Ixan, l.imla 5 ; Ml Uan. Amanda .56 Miller, Kii hanl 50, 154, 175 Min Ik II, I red 1 1,68.06, 102 Miitfai. Virginia t 0 MiHire, Melvin 1 1 , 6t Morgan. Nettie 55, W .Morris, RoIkti 51, 156, 17-), 182 Neale, Mary Ellen 6S. 04 Nettles. Eve 68, 141 Ihppin, Bobby 70. 117 Pugh, Peter 61,04 Koai h. Arthur 61, 76, 154 Kolxrts, 1 lannah 65 Koixris. Marva 58 Kolxrtson. Su i 68 Rowley. Sewell (-H. 102, 107, 108. I 10 Kyer, E ' lora 42,58 .Sioti. Dorthy 50. 05 Siott, Shirley 71,98 Ship. Betty 56 Siegel. Relxiia 61 Smith, Eli abeth 57 Smith, (ius 68, 182 Smith. Marian 58, 85, 141, 145 Soles, Myrtle 50 lew, William 61,‘ 2, 145 Tyree. Beverly 16, 58 VanderPas, William 70 Warren, Amorette ■’1.08 Weaver, John 0, ' a Wells. John 60. 18.1 Weni , lloilv 61 Williams, Jett 60, 1 81 Wilisliire. Shirley Winier, Sharon f . HS W, -Hi. John (y , Wool.ird, Mil h.iel Wnghi. Pat Wvihe, Ruth Z.ilum.is. ll.irhara 61. Ml. 1 M 181 ’ Lost a vice-principal Studied Worked Students And Faculty . ■Ran for office Laughed Competed in sports Mourned the passing of two students Had serious The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power to tell Just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. Now is the only time you own: Live, love, toil with a will. Place no faith in tomorrow: For the clock may then be still. MIKE SHARP MIKE CUSICK I Know Not Whether 5 . Our Name Will Be I f ortal: I Am Sure Our Friendships Will Walter Savage Landor YORK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY YORKTOWN VA 23692 3 34 46 00086 2807