Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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W7-9 I ---. E 'CE' a. Waterfront, Officers Quarters, Fort Monroe- about 1938 b. Old Hygeia Hotel- about 1896 c. View of Entranve. Fort Monroe about 1938 d. View of Moat, Fort Monroe about 1895 e. View of Old Chamberlin- about 1920 f. Sherwood Inn- about 1900 W

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ln the historical state of Virginia on the north shore of Hampton Roads stands the modern town of Hampton with her proud memories of days past. Great wars and nation-building events once unfolded within this city which today boasts of being the oldest continuous English-speaking town in Amer- ica. We, the students of Hampton High School, feel honored to have had the privilege of growing up in this line old community. Yet, we believe that a town with a history like Hampton's offers a challenge to her youth, a chal- lenge to use the wisdom and knowledge born in the past to achieve greater things and higher goals in the future. We, the students of Hampton High School, in accepting this challenge given by our home town, would like to tell the rest of the world a little of the history of this community of'which we are so proud. 6

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C. Alton Lindsay Superintendent of Schools M'rs. B. Larrabee Carr Visiting Teacher School Board C. W. Miller Director of Instruction R. Turnbull Gillette Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Ralph Benthall, Mrs. F. H. Carleton, Dixie Diggs, C. Alton Lindsay, .lack Wil- lis, Dr. Paul Burbank, Edwin F. Chandler, J. B. Morgan. 8