Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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it W ' t iill to ttlltt it S' A D ,B -S A FH If This year twenty-one students from Hampton High School were chosen to be in the All-State Band of Virginia. These people were chosen to represent Hampton in All-State Chorus which was held here this year. l l l Hampton's delegates to Boys' and Girls' State this past Summer were Martha Lou Coding, Betsy Wetmore, Joyce Gottlieb, Margie Kersey, Wesley Lockwood, Lee Brown, Marvin Teachey, Joe Dellapenta, Charles Talbott, Sam Hixon, Donald Flanders, James Dynes, and Duane Davis. 'fs c

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11 11 11 11 1 11 5 '1'-6' 1111 1x1111f- Achievements 11111 111 1,11 1 1111111111-111.1 111 1111 11 uw we 1 uw kl2 E Hampton students who placed high enough on the first part of the .l0yCe Gottlieb was chosen to receive the DAR Award for Merit Scholarship tests to be selected as semisfinalists are Wesley good citizenship. Lockwood, Craig Zimmerman, Bob Myers, and Ben Harrison. Absent from picture is Wythe Holt. Lynn Tanner displays her project on wood petrified chemically to Miss Bully, which won her top honors in the Tidewater Science Fair, and a trip to Michigan to compete in the Na- tional Science Fair. Luanne Halman was voted Azalea Princess from Hampton. 2 .s 75 7 f - lflOOD'P ETRIFIED-CHEMICZALL 1 - 1 'QN Q.'-ki '73 1 1 vi-11 ,'f'5f.va2 F. 1 1. .-,-.fair 'F -of-ExPER1m5r1j- -in fa I - '3 ,. Y F as as .

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At the Girls' State convention last year, Joyce Gottlieb had the distinction and honor of being elected Governor of Girls' State. Betsy Wetmore, Margie Kersey, and Charles Talbott were elected mayors of their cities at Girls' and Boys' State this past year. 33535, rm IQ1 E Sam Hixon was elected Clerk of the House of Representatives at Blacksburg last year and Lee Brown was given the honor of Speaker of the House. Hampton High School was excellently represented at both Boys' State and Girls' State this past year at Blacksburg, Virginia. Girls' State's highest office, Governor, was taken by Joyce Gottlieb. The mayors of two Girls' State cities were Hampton students Margie Kersey and Betsy Wetmore. Margie Kersey's city was given the title Model City and Margie was presented with a plaque, now on display in the trophy case. Betsy Wetmore was selected outstanding citizen in her city. Boys' State was not to be outdone. Charles Talbott was elected mayor of his city and Sammy Hixon was chosen Clerk of the House of Representatives. Lee Brown received the distinction of becoming Speaker of the House. The entire student body is extremely proud of all of the delegates to Boys' and Girls' States.