Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Band Performs Fancy Patterns at Half Under the direction of Phillip Clemmer, drum major, members of the Hampton High School Marching Band prepare to play at one of Hampton ' s home football games. The band is of great value to the student body and the team at these gpmes in providing both entertainment and school spirit. The Band also prepares an excellent half-time program for all home games and for a few of the away games. The Hampton High School band performs a precise V during a home football game half-time show. Marching perfection requires many hours of conscientious practice, as band members well know. Perhaps the new uniforms, red coats and white bibs displaying the traditional crab, make each member march briskly. With whirling batons the Hampton High School majorette team provides football fans with enjoyable entertainment at a Crabber home game. The majorettes and the band were always ready to perform for half-time although the majorettes chic uniforms afforded little protection against the freezing winter winds. The marching band provided both stirring music and precise drill formations.

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Hampton Enjoys Busy Spring With Officers of the newly formed Hampton chapter of the Keyette National, sponsored by Mrs. Warren Schmidt and Mrs. Bobbye Draughon, are Carolyn Norfleet, secretary; Maxine Small, treas- urer; Patty Lefers, vice-president; and Donna Conley, president. Introduction of new members into the National Honor Society is one of the more serious moments of the Spring. Principal Oral E. Ware speaks on the high achievements of the new members honored during the impressive induction ceremony. Society members Ben Pisciotta, Bill Hendricks, Judy Graham, and Sherry Pride spoke on the various qualities of an NHS member.