Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Stunned But Prepared Valedictorian Linda Burcher gives final address before the awarding of diplo- mas. Petra Mingee receives her diploma. Mrs. Mingee was much admired by the class for her strong will and deter- mination in coming back to earn her diploma. Graduation was a long await- ed ceremony for most of the class of ' 67. It ' s arrival, however, was still stunning and was greeted with various emotions. Nearly every Senior receiving a diploma June 8, 1967 reminisced at some time during the ceremonies and many left H.H.S. regretfully. The three years of training these students obtained from H.H.S. prepared them for vir- tually any conceivable course they might follow. Grateful Seniors graduated in apprecia- tion for this training. The words Hampton Evermore rose above the crowd as these Crabbers sang their Alma Mater together for the last time. Senior Class President David Dutrow turns his tassel indicating a high school graduate. The class of ' 67 fol- lowed his lead to terminate their high school experiences. 25

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Class of ' 67 Leaves Graduation H.H.S. faculty marches in graduation ceremonies to view the class of ' 67 together for the last time. Principal Oral E.Ware assumes responsibility of instructing School Board Chairman Thomas R. Watkins. Salutatorian Norman Familant gives his salutatory address as the first speech in the order of exercises. 24

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