Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Festivities Bring End of 1966 This portion of the Christmas tree erected by the S.C.A. in the main lobby is evidence of the time and effort Crabbers willingly con- tributed to decorate H.H.S. for the holiday season. The tree served as a continual re- minder of the meaning of Christmas. This display on the door of room 228 is an- other example of the Christmas decor in Hampton ' s halls. A second group of carollers sings its way through Crabberland. By splitting into sep- arate groups, the singers were able to reach all areas of the school. Classes often stopped to share in the Christmas spirit and to show appreciation for these talented students. 15

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Christmas Larry Smith and other members of Mr. Sidney Swiggett ' s A ' Capella Choir sing Christmas carols in the hall. This display of Christmas spir- it was made possible through the cooperation of faculty and student body. Students were relaxed and prepared to enjoy themselves when they left H.H.S. for the Christmas holidays. Christmas was also the season for culture at Hampton High. The choral department com- bined with sections from the band to present an excellent concert. Shown here is the same concert as it was presented for the Crabber student body. 14

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Before the crowning of the 1967 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Seniors Katie Patrick es- corted by David Smith, Terry Springman escorted by Tommy Armstrong and Nancy Linkous escorted by Charles Bunn await notice of the team ' s deci- After much suspense, the basketball team chose Katie Patrick to be their Homecoming Queen. Overcome with emotion, Katie receives the signifi- cant crown from Mr. O. E. Ware as her escort, David Smith, shows his complete approval. Each Senior member of the basketball team was then permitted to kiss the new Queen. sion. Other members of the Homecoming Court included Sophomores Mary Dutton and Martha Ritchie and Juniors Linda Crenshaw and Cindy Tragle. 16