Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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REFLECTIONS OF 1967 SECONDS Passing of 1967 stimulates for most of us a recollection of the events and experiences char- acteristic of only that year. For Seniors 1967 was the year for Senioritis, leadership and pow- er. For Juniors it was a year of recognition and responsibility. For Sophomores 1967 brought new friends, new policies, and the beginning of a high school edu- cation. For everyone 1967 was unique. Highlighted by success- ful athletic teams and permeated with schopl spirit, ' 67 will always be considered a significant year at H.H.S. We present the 1 967 KRABBA as a printed record of this year. We have attempted to employ a continual theme of reflections throughout the book with the be- lief that visual reflections sym- bolize mental reflections. In so doing, we hope the reflections of 1967 at H.H.S. will be ever pres- ent in the eyes and minds of those students and faculty mem- bers actively part of that year at Hampton High. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 4 Academics 26 Classes 58 Seniors 60 Juniors no Sophomores 134 Organizations 156 Athletics 202 Advertisements 234 Index 267 Acknowledgements 268 3

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STUDENT LIFE Under the broad topic of stu- dent life come all the events and experiences comprising school days at Hampton High. Memories of the special events we shared together intermingle with meaningful memories of personal occasions, not necessar- ily unique. Reflections in the faces, ac- tions and attitudes of the Crab- ber student body suggest both kinds of recollection. We pre- sent the following pages in an effort to develop these reflec- tions into treasured memories that will always reveal the stu- dent life of 1967 at Hampton High School. 5