Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Duane Davls explams a problem m Revrew Math Students in plane geometry construct figures on the hoard class while Mrs Parnsh and the class look on for the benefit of the class. 3 cgi A typical chemical reaction covers this chemistry room with a cloud of smoke. Students m American Hxstory look at projects others have World history scholars study their ever-important hooks. M

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to the students ln her Enghsh class. l -Eli f A .. Wg.. 05394-no ho Ai FN in-0 !' flmill .s fi ,K if ig. . J L ' I Qi H was , Y ' Y A. , x il 'l , i . V Latin scholars translate a story of the old Romans into Eng- lish for their assignment. ss of BE fit 5, .5 . . . . - ?,,,.,.t . n t 1 Miss Ham pinpoints places of interest to her Spanish students Nancy Mills points out the grandeurs of Paris to French students J' wt asm .t t

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One of the new classes at H.H.S. this year is Practical Nursing, taught by Miss Cutchins. 'nuff xv Art is one of the many electives which can be taken by students. Here pupils practice painting a fine line. ln Students leam how to type with speed and ac- curacy in the typing classes at Hampton. xr -W ft . ef. Members of Miss Harrington's Joumalism class practice their creative writing. Eva Dale leams the art of public speak- ing in Speech class. V , ' Y wt t it , Q. If I Future engineers and Apprentice School students take advantage of the excellent drafting course at Hampton. Mr. Gibson assists Edward Compton with his shop work. 2l