Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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ACADEM CS Administration and faculty of Hampton High School con- tribute all they have learned that we might know more. Our emo- tional and intellectual growth is heavily dependent upon the knowledge and the guidance we receive at H.H.S. Their acceptance of this re- sponsibility and their wisdom in fulfilling it are reflected in the classrooms. In appreciation for these invaluable people we offer these pages of the ' 67 KRABBA. We have attempted to show our faculty in action whenever possible, intending that their dedication might be remember- ed as part of the reflections of 1967. 27

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School Board, Guidance Add Modern Hampton School Board governs the operation of all Hampton City Schools. They are the policy making body and must act on all decisions made by the administrative staff pertaining to policy. This group has done much this year to make Hampton High School a better school. The phy- sical plant has been improved through the complete painting of the interior and the addition of many thousand d ollars worth of teaching aides and equipment. The instructional programs of Hampton High have been im- proved over the years because of the keen interest this group has in selecting and employing well qualified teachers. The students thank this body for their efforts in our behalf. Francis W. Jones Administrative Assistant Garland R. Lively Assistant Superintendent-Personnel Dr. Joseph H. Lyles Assistant Superintendent- Instruction C. Alton Lindsay Superintendent of Schools School Board Members: Mrs. Lloyd R. Amory, Jr. William M. Cooper Harrol A. Brauer, Jr. Vice Chairman Thomas R. Watkins Chairman C. Alton Lindsay Superintendent William R. VanBuren, Jr. Robert J. Dewey 28