Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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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

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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

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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