Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Foreword SCHOOL SPIRIT is the heart of a well- rounded student body. It plays a major part in all aspects of school life. We demonstrate this spirit by our presence at athletic events, by our pride in the school we represent, and by our attitude toward our Alma Mater. Though our spirit may wane at times, our lasting admira- tion and devotion to Hampton High make us ever aware that we possess that quality which truly makes us strong. In order to emphasize this characteristic which so definitely exists at Hampton High, we have chosen to spotlight it as the theme of the 1963 KRABBA. Here we have attempted to perpetuate that part of our high school life which makes us proud to have been students of Hampton High School. Contents Student Life 6 Administration and Faculty 32 Classes Senior 82 Junior 148 Sophomore 178 Organizations 192 Sports 240 Advertisements 274 Indexes 301 Acknowledgements 311 Finale 312

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Student Life There is no better example of the school spirit at Hampton High than that shown in the life of her students. From the welcoming speech of Orientation through the final cere- monies of graduation, the special events of a year in Crabberland tell the story of its stu- dents’ strong sense of pride in their high school. In the future as we glance back at our high school life, these are the events we will remem- ber . . . the influx of fifteen hundred new stu- dents for orientation . . . the festivities of Turkey Day . . . the struggles with mid-term exams . . . the beauties of our own Senior Prom . . . and finally the emotions of graduation. Here we present in substance the school spirit of Hampton High School.