Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Christmas Approaches A Christmas tradition at HHS is the decorating of doors. The Special Events Committee has the difficult task of judging the doors and selecting the winners. Mrs. Elvey ' s door was chosen as the Best Decorated Door, but because of the excellent quality of decorating this year Miss McKaughon ' s door tied for this honor. The runner up was the chorus room. Mr. Carr ' s door was selected as the Most Original, while Mrs. Swiggett ' s and Mrs. Gebhardt ' s were chosen as Most Meaningful. The door receiving the award for being the Best Overall was Miss Magette ' s. . 5 , + t Silent night? Holy niqht? She pherds Quake at the sight, Calories streamfrom heaven ajax Heavenly hosts sing Alleluia 1 ior, is hor:

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Final Games and Pep Rallies Fade as Sports editor Billy Carmines, takes time from his Team Talk column and other duties of his job to help the business staff by selling one of the Christmas editions of the Krabba Highlight. This year ' s paper was extended to thirteen issues to provide better and more thorough coverage of the many and varied events of a year at Hampton High School. The birth of Kecoughtan High School, two short years ago, saw the division of the student body and faculty. Thus the faculty of HHS try their hand at boosting school spirit at the pep rally prior to the Warrior game. Teachers waved signs and banners and some even dressed up in red and white sweat-suits. Besides all the fun and frolic of the Christmas season, there is of course the real meaning of this time. To help the student remember this true meaning, the band and choruses give an excellent assembly program of music for the true season. 14

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Hampton’s Winter A change of season brings with it a change of scenery. Though Hampton is rarely visited by Jack Frost in any other form than early morning frost, occasionally the fluffy, more noticeable white stuff does fall, and Mr. Frost leaves his beautifying element over all. Here one views HHS through a border of a snow- laden pine tree. Winter at HHS brings, in addition to lower temperatures and infrequent flurries of snow, the dread deadlines for the handing in of term papers assigned earlier in the year. Mrs. Ballagh, librarian, and Mr. Carr, English teacher, give industrious students Sharon Fox, Carolyn Lunsford, and Dorene Friedland some helpful hints as they make use of the library ' s excellent resources in delving deeply and thorough- ly into their chosen topics.