Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1971 volume:

KRABBA 1971 HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL Hampton, Virginia Volume 49 Editors Features: Debbie Rijnovan Classes Faculty: Mimi Robertson Sports: Arthur Gandy Organizations: Sara King Features . . . page 4 Faculty ... . page 36 Classes . . . page 54 Sports . . . page 154 Organizations . . . . . page 192 Advertisements . . . page 242 4 FEATURES FEATURES Student life . . . lots of fun at HHS . . . times to remember ... A time for all seasons . . . Turkey day game, bonfire . . . Christmas carols during 6th period . . . cheerful bulletin boards . . . decorative doors . . . Keyette valentines . . . S.C.A. May Day cards . . . May Day!!! Springtime . . . unforgettable prom . . . S.C.A. elections . . . end of the year . . . class night . . . Baccalaureate . . . tears! . . . Graduation . . . freedom for the Seniors . . . Juniors, only one more year . . . Sophomores, a long road ahead ' FEATURES 5 David Fisher takes a snooze during one of those exciting days at Hampton High School. Mark Mitchell tries to escape from class, but he is caught by the camera in his daring attempt. Too Bad! Pam Buchanan, Jean Lieverman, Mark Lassiter, and Charlie Burgess present Mrs. Orcutt with a going away gift. Debbie and Jamee seem surprised to see Susan looking so well! Danny Mitchell, and Tommy O ' Brien play the role of typical seniors getting ready for college studies! 6 FEATURES Debbie Rijnovan, Cary Patrick, and Janice Rosser Rock Out at a Hampton S.C.A. dance . . . What is Steve Bowler doing? Secretary, Marie Kapshuck, helps the S.C.A. by serving drinks at Branch Lawson tries the latest dance??? one of the S.C.A. dances. FEATURES 7 Janice Rosser is presented with her boyfriend, Steve Bowler, at the Homecoming dance. Valerie (above) and Shelley Pearce make this year ' s Homecoming a family affair. Junior attendant Vinetta Paige gives a smi le as she and Elester Williams walk onto the field. Carla Ray glows as Mark Lassiter presents her escort, Chet Hart, with her trophy for the 1 970 Football Homecoming. Frances Kapshuck and Cary Patrick look happy as they await the announcement of the Queen. 8 FEATURES Marie is filled with excitement as she hears her name announced as the new 1971 Basketball Homecoming Queen. First ber banner and then her bouquet as Marie starts her reign as queen. The members of the 1 97 1 Basketball Homecoming Court and their escorts are Jean Jones, Steve Taylor; Watelia Douglas, Tim Barrett; Sarah King, Bill Huggins; Queen, Marie Kapshuck, Steve Veneris; Ann King, Ross Willis; Sue Goetkin, Vince Behm; and Denise Lineberry and Tommy Sweeney. FEATURES 9 The bonfire was the peak of the Thanksgiving season. Everyone showed his spirit dancing by the fire. Dick Phillips, Vicky Smith, Rod Reasor, Anita Knibb, Ross Willis and Barbara Ward express themselves to the Cabbage before the big game the next day. Cheerleaders Karen Roscoe and Ann Lineberry talk with H.H.S. ' s Marching 100 rests on their knees Ronnie Cholewinski during half-time. waiting to perform during the half-time. 10 FEATURES Hampton High ' s Alma Mater, led by the cheerleaders, closes the eventful Thanks- giving activities. Cue Wilson (66), Neil Ferrari (44), Tom Henderson (85) and Vernon Reynolds (75) Students take time out to socialize during half-time, break through for the most exciting game of the season. FEATURES 11 Most of the floats meet the destiny of the roaring bonfire flames. Students gather around the warmth as the conflagration dies down. Eyes right! The patriotic JRAFRTOC float shows its colors and wins first place in the parade. Much detail and extra trouble went into the float. Juniors Debbie Deveikis and other faithf ul German Club members work diligently on the German Club Float. Club president Bill Huggins was the motor for the float. It placed second. 12 FEATURES HERE ARE THE SCORES SINCE 1903 Seniors Tom Jones and Pam Buchanan displayed their surprise and happiness as they receive their awards for American Legion and D.A.R. 1903 HAMPTON 10, NN 5 1903 HAMPTON 10, NN 5 1904 NN 0, HAMPTON 0 1905 NN 0, HAMPTON 0 1905 NN 0, HAMPTON 0 1906 HAMPTON 9, NN 0 1907 NN 0, HAMPTON 0 1907 HAMPTON 12, NN 6 1908 HAMPTON 6, NN 0 1909 NN 9, HAMPTON 0 1910 HAMPTON 10, NN 5 1910 NN 5, HAMPTON 0 1911 NN 8, HAMPTON 6 1911 NN 5, HAMPTON 0 1914 HAMPTON 38, NN 0 1914 NN 2, HAMPTON 0 1914 HAMPTON 21, NN 0 1915 HAMPTON 12, NN 0 1915 HAMPTON 16, NN 0 1916 NN 7, HAMPTON 6 1916 NN 10, HAMPTON 0 1917 HAMPTON 10, NN 0 1917 NN 13, HAMPTON 0 1917 HAMPTON 19, NN 0 1918 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1918 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1919 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1919 NN 13, HAMPTON 0 1920 NN 43, HAMPTON 0 1921 NN 7, HAMPTON 6 1922 NN 6, HAMPTON 0 1923 NN 7, HAMPTON 0 1924 NN 20, HAMPTON 0 1925 NN 46, HAMPTON 0 1926 NN 9, HAMPTON 6 1927 NN 33, HAMPTON 0 1928 NN 14, HAMPTON 0 1931 NN 12, HAMPTON 9 1932 HAMPTON 12, NN 6 1933 NN 6, HAMPTON 2 1934 NN 6, HAMPTON 0 1935 NN 14, HAMPTON 0 1936 HAMPTON 13, NN 6 1937 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1938 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1939 HAMPTON 14, NN 0 1940 HAMPTON 0, NN 0 1941 NN 6, HAMPTON 6 1942 HAMPTON 32, NN 0 1947 HAMPTON 19, NN 12 1948 HAMPTON 21, NN 0 1949 NN 6, HAMPTON 0 1950 HAMPTON 41, NN 7 1951 HAMPTON 48, NN 0 1952 HAMPTON 14, NN 14 1953 HAMPTON 21, NN 7 1954 HAMPTON 20, NN 0 1955 HAMPTON 39, NN 20 1956 NN 0, HAMPTON 0 1957 HAMPTON 20, NN 0 1958 HAMPTON 35, NN 14 1 959 NN 34, HAMPTON 20 1960 NN 19, HAMPTON 14 1961 NN 21, HAMPTON 6 1962 NN 6, HAMPTON 0 1963 HAMPTON 15, NN 13 1964 HAMPTON 6, NN 0 1965 HAMPTON 7, NN 6 1966 HAMPTON 55, NN 6 1967 HAMPTON 35, NN 12 1968 HAMPTON 20, NN 0 1969 HAMPTON 28, NN 0 Senior Class President Charlie Burgess presents Chet Hart the first toy to kick off the Toys for Tots campaign. Mr. Chester Brown listens patiently before giving his Thanksgiving speech. OCKOLTf Harvey Shelton shows his loyalty to the sophomores by acting as referee between the Crab and Typhoon on the sophomore float. The Seniors showed their appetites with their origi nal float. FEATURES 13 Two Crabbers lend a hand. Room 228 says, Merry Christmas! Santa puts the reindeer out. 14 FEATURES m Jamee kisses a frog — hoping for a prince. Crabber Claws The Sophomore bulletin board supports the S.C.A. ' s Toys for Tots drive. FEATURES 15 Super Crab rescues the damsels in distress . . . and they live happily ever after. Vicki turns a flip with the help of Ann and Charme. 16 FEATURES Mr. Ware comments. And the band plays on . . . David and Kris and Liz and Rob and David and Dolores and Debbie and Tracy . FEATURES 17 The Acappello gives Mr. Swiggett their attention. The fellas of the concert choir shine in one of their various perform- ances. Mr. Swiggett announces a number to be sung by the concert choir. The concert choir under the direction of Mr. Swiggett performs a number. 18 FEATURES Mark Thorton is introduced as student conductor. The HHS band waits attentively for Mr. Torian ' s signal to start playing. The band in under the direction of Mr. Charles T orian. The traditional pie throwing is displayed at the Pops Concert. Mr. Torian is attacked from the rear by a man- Mark Thorton confidently directs the HHS Band, eating pie. FEATURES 19 Brenda Hawks clings to her husband, Roger Goldman, as they portray Rev. and Mrs. Sibley. Frank Keisor and Danita Hall provide background music for the play. Roger Goldman, alias Frank Drummer, reveals another of Spoon River ' s secrets. Lying on stage? That ' s Mark Mitchell as Willie Metcalf in the Junior Class Play, Spoon River Anthology. Wayne Applewhite portrays another of Spoon River ' s deceased citizens. In the black of Spoon River ' s graveyard, Mark Mitchell, Beth Diggles, and Mike Brock speak their peace. 20 FEATURES Backstage, Debbie Lass takes a break during her performance in Up the Down Staircase. Bea (Phyllis Pelton) listens patiently as Sylvia Barrett complains about her job. It ' s a hopeless case as Jill (Watelia Douglas) tries to sell her school paper. Vice-principal (Mark Mitchell) lectures to Miss Barrett on another one of her mistakes. As usual, Miss Barrett conducts an orderly class. FEATURES 21 The contestants nervously wait for the finalists to be announced! Frances Kapshuck and Kim Davis model formals. Joyce Jones models for the judges. 22 FEATURES Mimi dances to Raindrops Keep Julie Downes is presented before her crown is given up to the Falling on My Head. new Miss HHS. Monty Cones and Beverly Montgomery displayed their talents. Meet the five finalists: Monty Cones, Mimi Seale, Carla Weih, Watelia Douglas, and Beverly Montgomery. FEATURES 23 Denise Lineberry campaigns for Chaplain. Anthony Gould delivers his victorious Presidential speech in this year ' s SCA Elections. Security is Jill Stem for Vice- President of the SCA. Mary Crawley, treasurer-elect, leaves the podium. 24 FEATURES I ' m Kenny Baker; vote for me. Al Francis waits anxiously to speak for the treasur- er ' s office. Rhonda Simpson (above) and Patty Enneking both give their opinion of the duties of a secretary. FEATURES 25 26 FEATURES Several groups worked on programs to be presented at the door. 3 r Scott Buttles, Jamee West, and John Ailor prepare to start a new row onto the ceiling. Charlotte Saunders and Carol Jean Crane make some minor adjustments before mounting the mural. Dick Phillips, Billy Ball, and Jamee concentrate on keeping the crepe paper ceiling untangled. Here we have Lynette Popma peering from deep. Patty Enneking and Connie Haynes work together on a candlelabra for the evening. FEATURES 27 Jamee West and Debbie Rijnovan watch Ernie Burt show them the newest dance. Carla Ray gives a big smile before she is crowned as queen of the prom for 1971. Carla is caught off-guard as she waves to a friend. Many onlookers watch as the queen is crowned and the king is presented with a plaque. King, Jimmy Cole, and queen, Carla Ray lead the procession from the gym. 28 FEATURES Couples watch as the homeroom representatives are announced. Mr. Stanley Mitchem crowns Carla as queen of the prom for 1971. The music was played by Adrian and the Sensations. The crowd danced until the night was gone. Many couples found relief in the girls ' gym. Jay White dances while his date gives a look of surprise. FEATURES 29 MAY DAY MAY DAY is frizbees. 30 FEATURES haPPM MAY DAY is clowning around. MAY DAY is eating an ice-cream. MAY DAY is togetherness. FEATURES 31 Mr. Ware almost gets a pie from the class of ' 71. Class night participants lead the Alma Mater. Mary Sawyer (not pictured) and Mark Lassiter received Ye 01 ' Hampton Award. Charlie Burgess received the Craig Zimmerman award. Steve Hopson, Wayne Applewhite, and Ken Flourney colorfully portray the HHS principals. Ross Willis and Steve Veneris greet each other with pies. The Class of 1971 sings the Alma Mater, some solemnly, for the last time together. 32 FEATURES Mr. Swiggett helps Richard Crosby find his place in I ine. Leslie Moore, Janice Rosser, Ann King, and Vicky Smith talk after Baccalaureate. Rod Reasor and Anita Knibb talk happily after the Baccalaureate. Jane Mallinson, Sharon Barlow, Denise Roane, George Kopcik, and John Byrne dress before I ine-up. Mr. Garland Lively addresses the combined Hampton schools at Baccalaureate. Hi 1111 jiff tj j nJliJ FEATURES 33 1 Mr. Vorhauer and Mr. Ware watch the seniors during their last practice. Senior girls grumble through practice. Mr. Swiggett portrays Mr. Ware during practice. The Senior Class President, Charlie Burgess, practices his speech. 34 FEATURES Mr. Ware introduces the distinguished School Board Officers. Mr. Ware addresses the graduates. ENCEM ENT Ksr r l . Sarah Little receives her diploma. Snehal Shantilai Parikh, a student from India, receives his diploma. FEATURES 35 36 FACULTY FACULTY I sought your wisdom . . . and strength . . . hopes that someday soon the mysteries wou cease to strike a fearful note .... but found only whys that had no answers. FACULTY 37 Cl 15 Administration 38 FACULTY Mr. Johnny Palmer, Dean of Boys; Mrs. Marcia Golliday, School Nurse; Mrs. Jane Mohr, Dean of Girls; Mrs. Mary Scott, Bookstore. FACULTY 39 40 FACULTY Lois Ballagh, as Head Librarian, has many jobs! Librarians and Secretaries Mary Turner . . . oops! . . . Lacy, assists Mrs. Ballagh in the library. Sandra Vaughn, Office Secretary, keeps busy! Re.va W. Burdett, Office Secretary. Betty Hatley, Library Secretary. Marie Nixon, Library Secretary. FACULTY 41 English Miss Deloach, English 1 1 . Mr. Mitchem reads. Mrs. Corzatt, Journalism. Mrs. Crites, English 10. Mrs. Wilkinson, English 1 1 . Mrs. Griffin, English 1 1. Mrs. Cunningham, English 10. Mrs. Gebhardf, English 12. Mr. Johnson, English 10, 11. 42 FACULTY Mrs. Cohen, English 10. FACULTY 43 Social Studies Mrs. Livingston, Government teacher, is chairman of Social Studies. Charles Cherry, World History. Melvin Snead, U.S. History. Mrs. Virginia Sommer, Government. Mrs. Pauline Peyton, Government teacher, patiently awaits to call roll. Mrs. Donna Griffith, Government. Joseph Price, Government. 4 Mrs. Dinah Eitelmon, U.S. History teacher, points out interesting facts to her students. 44 FACULTY Ronald Cutler, U.S. History teacher, gives a flirty smi le. Gerald Humphrey, World History. Miss Barbara Wilson, U.S. History. Mrs. Ronda Smith, Government teacher, quietly listens to Charles Tarkenton, World History teacher, smiles after giving out new students. assignments. Mrs. Linda Sanders, U.S. History teacher, enjoys listening to students. FACULTY 45 Science and ROTC Mr. Bennet, Physiology, wonders if it ' s Loymond North, Chemistry, is almighty! all worth it. Gloria Parker, Biology, works hard. Sgt. Hagler, ROTC, inspires servicemen. Mary Crone, Biology. Roland Englebright, Biology. Jerry Perry, Biology. Ellen Strother, Chemistry. Not pictured: Col. Stifft. 46 FACULTY Math Dorrence Wilkinson, Algebra teacher, shows his students a new rnath problem? Linwood Seymour, Algebra. Mrs. Mary Taylor, Algebra. Tyrus Woodard, General Math. Don Ragland, Geometry. Mrs. Ruth Hopson, General Math. Mrs. Judy Johnson, Geometry. Mrs. Iris Lawson, trigonometry and calculus teacher, listens patiently to her students. Not Pictured: Mrs. Joyce Weeks, Geometry. Miss Jean Sheehan, Algebra. FACULTY 47 Andrew Dellis, French, Spanish. F oreign Language k i l Shirley McCracken, Spanish. Mabel Hall, Latin. Nancy Rowley, Spanish. Bill Soloman, French. Not pictured: John Lentz. 48 FACULTY Mr. Charles Torian, Band Mr. Sidney Swiggett heads our choral Director. department. Art, Drama, Home Economics, Music Miss Barnhart teaches us how to Mr. Yates Miller assists Miss draw. Barnhart. Mrs. Pleasants makes the future homemakers. 1 Mrs. Wimmer makes us eat what we cook. FACULTY 49 Business Department Mrs. Piland smiles at her class. Mrs. Chambers, Typing. 50 FACULTY Mrs. Wallio, Shorthand I and II Mrs. West plans her Bookkeeping lesson 4 Mrs. Lineberger, Typing. FACULTY 51 Industrial Arts Robert Swindell, Electronics, sparks his classes. Mr. Hartley, Graphic Arts, answers a student. I M 1 ' y il K Hr ' Walter Smith, Woodshop, and Roland Cazzer, Drafting, inspire young woodworkers and draftsmen. Billy Ray Turner, Metalshop, strikes a casual pose. 52 FACULTY Coach Fred Balmer is caught with a date! Jean Bailey displays her gymnastic ability. Coach Fred Hamilton cuts up with a student. Beatrice Phillips Glenn Russell FACULTY 53 54 CLASSES CLASSES High school years . . . the best years of your life? . . . Sophomore class . . . now you ' re a Crabber too! . . . Juniors . . . involved! . . . rings, study . . . Seniors . . . superiority? . . . slump! . . . college . . . the future ' s dim . . . young years for growth, change, maturity, ideals . . . through the doors we enter . . . CLASSES 55 Seniors Mane reigned as Basketball homecoming queen with Sarah and Ann as attendants. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Kathy Lineberry and Jerry Pittman. Senior class officers: Pam Buchanan, Secretary; Howard Alston, Vice-President; Charlie Burgess, President; Keith Savage, Vice-President; Sarah King, Treasurer. WITTIEST: Sharan Hayes and Lester MOST POPULAR: Boo Ford and Marie Reed. Kapshuck. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Carey Buttrill and Pam Buchanan. 56 SENIORS FRIENDLIEST: David Born and Carla Ray. BEST DANCER: Pat Paige and Jimmy Williams ' - ' MOST ATHLETIC: Brenda Williams and Tom Henderson. MOST STUDIOUS: Tom Jones and DeVeria Hopson. BEST ALL ' ROUND: Sarah King and Charlie Burgess. MOST TALENTED: Monty Cones and Blake Morant. BEST DRESSED: Bobby Quinn and Joyce Epstein. SENIORS 57 JOSEPHINE AGEE Miss H.H.S. Contest, Soph.; Jr. Prom Attendant; SCA Representative; Library Assistant; Pep Club; Football Homecoming Attendant, Jr. SHERRY LYNN ALISON RICHARD DENNIS ALLRED Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Prom Committee; German Club; Chem-Phy Club. JAMES HOWARD ALSTON Leo Club; Boy ' s State; All-Regional Band; All-City Band; National Honor Society; Band, Marching, Concert, and Symphonic; Sr. Class Vice-President; Band, President. GREGORY LEE ALUMBAUGH AFRJROTC, Cadet Officer; Newspaper Staff; Drill Team Commander; Ball Committee; Chem-Phy Club; Sr. Executive Board. KATHRYN M. AMES Cap and Gown Committee; Office Assistant. JEROME LAMAR ANDERSON Art Club; Basketball, Jr. Varsity; Football, Varsity; Band. LAURA DIANE ANDERSON Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Co-head, Varsity; SCA Representative; FBLA, Secretary; Jr. Executive Board; Prom Decorating Committee; Student Assistant; GRA; Gymnastics. LINDA CAROL ANDERSON Girl ' s Chorus; GRA; A ' Capella; Librarian; Keyettes; Pep Club. JESSE WAYNE APPLEWHITE Key Club; Track Team; Thespians; SCA Representative; Speech Club; A ' Cappella; Garricks, President; French Club; SEAFAR- ER; History Club; NAS Commended Student; Outstanding Thespian Award, Soph. 58 SENIORS CAROL JANE ASKEW MARY SHARON BAGLEY HHS Committee; Publicity Committee; Assembly Committee; Prom Committee. WILLIAM WAYNE BAKER RUTH ANN BANFIEL LINDA YVETTE BANKS Flag Twirler; Girls Chorus; A ' Cappella; FHA; Modern Dance; Pep Club. SHERRY BANKS MONICA BARBER Dance Committee; Modern Dance Group, Secretary; Spanish Club; Pep Club. GARLAND STATEN BARBER, JR. Tennis Team; Chess Club; Deca Club. SHARON JUNE BARLOW Concert Choir, Accompanist; Announce- ments and Calling Cards Committee. SHIRLEY MAE BARNES ICT; Girls ' Chorus. RONALD TIMOTHY BARRETT French Club; Track Team; ICT Club; Pep Club. JO ANN BARRY Allene Yates, Robbie Wood, Nancy Wornom and Pam Wilhelm enjoy lunch study. SENIORS 59 ROBIN COLLEEN BARTO VOT; FBLA, Treasurer, Vice-President; PTA and Guidance Committee; Prom Bids Committee. ANN DOUGLAS BARTRON A ' Capella; Prom Decorating Committee; Assembly Committee. THEARTHUR BAYLOR Football. IRVING VINCENT BEHM, JR. Key Club, Jr. Representative; Prom Committee, Chem-Phy Club; Elections Committee. JAMES STEPHEN BELLE Art Club; D.E. Club. ARTHUR BENBOE BETTY MAE BERKLEY ELIZABETH ANN BERRY Keyettes; Leo Club; FTA; National Merit, Letter of Commendation; SEAFARER; His- tory Club. SILAS ODELL BINNS History Club, Treasurer. 60 SENIORS HENRY NORWOOD BLACKWELL SHIRLEY ANN BLAZER Dance Committee; Safeteens; HHS Committee. “Oh, say can you see, rings out as Reggie Kidd stands at attention. 15 A SHERRY LYNNE BOHON TICS; Leo Club; FT A; SEAFARER; Pep Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Safe- teens; Library Student Assistant; HHS Committee. DAVID WILTON BORN Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Indoor Track; Varsity Club; A ' Capella. STEVEN WAYNE BOWLER Varsity Club; Football, Varsity; Track, Vorsity; Swimming, Varsity; Best Diver, Jr.; Basketball, Jr. Varsity; SEAFARER; Key Club. SENSORS 61 JOHN MARSHALL BOWMAN Seniors enjoy government class. LESLIE ANN BOYD Cheerleader, Varsity; Art Club; SCA Repre- sentative; Gymnastics; Student Assistant; Jr. Executive Board. CEPHAS HARDING BOYKINS, JR. Basketball, Varsity. GAIL MCVICAR BRADSHAW PATRICIA ANN BRASWELL Concert Choir; FHA. BRADLEY DANIEL BRAUER Graphic Arts Club, Vice-President. JOHN WARREN BRITTINGHAM Key Club; Assembly Committee. ROBERT ALVIN BRITTINGHAM Key Club; Latin Honor Society, Vice- President; Jr. Class, Vice-President; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board; Assembly Committee. DONALD LUTHER BRIZENDINE Wrestling, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Science Honor Society, President; Chem-Phy Club, Vice-President; History Club; ICC; Leo Club; Math Honor Society. 62 SENIORS CHARME ELAINE BROWN Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Head, Varsity; PTA and Guidance Committee; SEAFARER; SCA Representative; Student Assistant. LETHER DAN BROOKS History Club. PAMELA BERNARDINE BROWN FHA, Secretary. DELORES ANN BROYLES Student Assistant. DEBORAH YVONNE BRYANT SCA Representative; FHA; GRA; FTA; Pep Club; Elections Committee. PAULA ANN BRYDER Commended Scholar, National Merit; Thespians; Garricks, Secretary, Treasurer; SEAFARER; Virginia Junior Academy of Science. LOUVENIA BUCHANAN PAMELA JANE BUCHANAN National Honor Society, Secretary; Sr. Class Secretary; Spanish Honor Society, Pres- ident; Math Honor Society; Girl ' s State Del- egate; Keyettes; Spanish Club, Treasurer; SCA Representative; Prom Committee; Quill and Scroll; SEAFARER, Editor; HHS Committee. GWENDOLYN MARIE BULLUCK DONNA SUZZETTE BUNCH FHA; BAND; TICS; FBLA; Elections Committee; Thespians. ANN BRUCE BURFORD Varsity Cheerleader; SCA Representative; Announcements and Calling Card Committee; Pep Club. SENIORS 63 CHARLES WELLINGTON BURGESS, JR. Sophomore Class Treasurer; Jr. Class Pres- ident; Key Club, President; Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Jr. Executive Board; SCA Representative; Assembly Committee; Boy ' s State Delegate; Varsity Club; Dele- gate to Key Club International; Selected for Who ' s Who among American High School Students. JACKIE YVONNE BURGESS SEAFARER, Ad Staff; FBLA. JOHNNIE THOMAS BURNHAM Concert Chorus; A ' Cappella; A-V Staff, Vice-President. CAROLYN LEE BURNS DANIEL BYRAN BUSH CAREY SCOTT BUTTRILL National Honor Society, Treasurer; SCA Ex- ecutive Board; Key Club, Vice-President; Football, Varsity, Co-Captain; Wrestling, Varsity; French Club; Boy ' s State; Renssadear Math and Science Award; Lion ' s Club Award in English: Math, Science, Foreign Language; Honor Council, Chairman. JOHN PATRICK BYRNE A ' Cappella; Regional Chorus; Interact Club, Secretary; Cap and Gown Committee; Chem-Phy Club. CYNTHIA ANN CALLOWAY GRA; Dance Committee. DOUG JAMES CAMPBELL Band, Marching, Symphonic; Interact Club; ICC; Letter of Commendation for National Merit; Chem-Phy Club. LINDA LOUISE CAMPBELL National Honor Society. BARBARA ANN CARTER GRA; Chorus: PepnClub; TICS; Art Club. Key Clubbers, Rod Reasor, Bob Brittingham and Mark Lassiter enjoy working at Langley Kids Day. 64 SENIORS JOHN ALLEN CARWILE BOBBY EDWARD CARY Football. EDWARD CARY, JR. SCA Representative; CrossCountry; Indoor Track Team; D.E. Club. WADE EDWIN CASON Chess Club; Student Assistant. JOHN DENNIS CAVANAUGH SCA Representative; Chem-Phy Club; Prom Decorating Committee; Elections Committee; Library Student Assistant. KATHERINE CHANG RICHARD LEE CHISHOLM RONALD LEWIS CHISHOLM Sportsmanship Committee; Chem-Phy Club. DEATIRA DELIANE CHISOLM FBLA; Pep Club; V.O.T RAYMOND KEITH CHOLEWINSKI Krabba Karavan; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, Business Manager, ROTC, Newspaper. SENIORS 65 DONALD WAYNE CLARK Graphics Arts Club. BEVERLY YVONNE CLAXTON Keyettes, Corresponding Secretary; Girl ' s Choir; Y-Teens; D.E. Club. DAVID LELMONT CLIFTON Swimming, Varsity; Most Deserving Swimmer, Soph., Jr.; Prom Committee. BRYAN WILLIAMS COLE Cross Country, Jr. Varsity, Captain; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board; Prom Committee; Art Club. DAVID JAMES COLE JAMES ALLEN COLES, JR. Football, Varsity; Track Team; R.O.T.C.; Pep Club. FAY McMILLIAN COLLIER III Band, Marching, Concert, Symphonic; Band, Vice-President; Band Council; Band Staff; Leo Club; German Club, Chaplain; Calling Card and Announcement Committee; Prom Decorating Committee. RONALD DALE COLLINS Football, Jr. Varsity, Manager; Wrestling, Manager. Senior Frank Koch looks surprised after an invigorating game of tennis. MONTROSE ROBIN CONES Cheerleader, Varsity; GRA; Gymnastics Team; Pep Club; Office Assistant; Miss HHS Contestant, 1st runner-up. Miss Congeniality. RICHARD VARNON CONNER, JR. Jeon Leiverman, Carla Ray, Theresa Valadez, and Edward Gore believe in togetherness. LAWRENCE COOKE T rack. WILLIAM ROBERT CORNETTE Interact Club; Science Honor Society; German Club; Library Assistant; Chem-Phy Club; Varsity Club; Tennis, Varsity; MVP Award in Tennis. LESLIE JAYE CORSA KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, Features Editor; An- nouncements and CalliYig Cards Committee; HHS Committee; Safe-Teens; Quill and Scroll. ROBERT LEE COURAM GARY NEAL CRAYTON Dance Committee; Wrestling, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Art Club, President; ICC. SENIORS 67 Seniors enjoy acting in government class. CLAUDIA ANN CROCKETT KRABBA HIGHLIGHT; SEAFARER; Modern Dance Group; House and Grounds Committee; Dance Committee; TICS, Chap- lain, Vice-President; FHA; Pep Club. RICHARD ARTHUR CROSBY Library Assistant Club, President; ICC; Chem-Phy Club; Spanish Club. MARY ALLEN CUMMING SCA Representative; Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium; Science Honor So- ciety. CINDY CURTIS Concert Chorus; A ' Capella; GRA; Safe- Teens; SCA Representative; Cap and Gown Committee; Office Assistant; Prom Committee. PAMELA GALE CURTIS SCA Representative; FBLA, President; Assembly Committee; PTA and Guidance Committee; Jr. and Sr. Executive Board; Welcoming Committee; Prom Committee; Bids Committee, Chairman; SEAFARER; ICC; Office Assistant. SUSAN DOROTHY CUTLER Debate Team; Graphic Arts, Secretary; Keyettes. BILLY PRICE DANCY, JR. Baseball, Jr. Varsity; Chem-Phy Club; Science Honor Society. 68 SENIORS GEORGIA ANNE DAILY Spanish Club; Recording Secretary; Pep Club HHS Committee; Prom Art Committee; SEAFARER Art Staff. JOHN SHERWOOD DARLING Chem-Phy Club; President; Science Honor Society, Vice-President; History Club; SEA- FARER; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT; Math Honor Society; KRABBA; Krabba Karavan. STEVEN DALE DAUBE Spanish Club; Dance Committee; D.E. Club, Treasurer; KRABBA Ad Staff. GARY LEE DAVIDSON GEORGE BESS DAVIS KAREN ARMETTRA DAVIS KRABBA; FBLA, Parliamentarian; Pep Club; Dance Committee, Secretary; Special Events Committee; Publicity Committee. SHARON ARMETRA DAVIS FHA, Treasurer; Dance Committee; Pep Club; Library Assistant; Publicity Committee. VANESSA DAVIS GRA; Pep Club; FHA; FTA; Committee; Modern Dance. VANESSA JOANNE DAVIS Dance NICHOLAS ANTHONY DECH Band, Marching, and Concert; AFROTC, Drill Team, Newspaper Staff. PATRICIA LYNN DEMENT SCA Representative; FBLA, Treasurer; VOT. SENIORS 69 DEBORAH ELAINE DENT FBLA: VOT BRIAN LAWSON DERBY ROBERT DOUGLAS DICK CATHERINE NELL DOBBINS Spanish Honor Society, Vice-President; Spanish Club; GRA. ANNIE MAE DOSWELL GRA; Dance Committee; Modern Dance; ICC: Pep Club; FHA; Y-Teens; TICS. LARRY WAYNE DOWLESS Library Student Assistant. JULIET LOUISE DOWNES Miss Hampton High School, 1970; A ' Cappella, Secretary; Regional Chorus; Krabba Karavan; Jr. Executive Board; PTA and Guidance Committee; SCA Repre- sentative; Prom Committee; Jr. Prom Attendant; Star-Spangled Girl ; Best Dressed Jr. Red and White Day; Best Dressed Jr. and Sr. Cowboy Day. Some of the MIGHTY SENIORS check out the new desks. 70 SENIORS KATHERINE WILSON DRIVER French Club; Student Assistant; FBLA; HHS Committee; Elections Committee; Dance Committee, TICS. SHARON LORRAINE DUNLAP Prom Decorating Committee; FBLA; VOT; Library Student Assistnat. GERALDINE VERONICA DUPREE Band; FBLA; Library Club; SCA Repre- sentative; Library Student Assistant. CHARLES MICHAEL EASON A ' Cappella; Electronics Club; Interact Club. JAN JARASKI EASON McDonald eborn JACQUELINE GAIL EDENS A ' Cappella, Secretary; Regional Chorus; Keyettes, Treasurer; History Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Prom Committee. LARRY EDLER Electronics Club; Interact Club. GEORGE HARTLEY EDMONDS CAROLYN ELIZABETH ELLIOTT SENIORS 71 JOYCE LEE EPSTEIN Safe-Teens; Krabba Karavan; LEO Club; TICS; French Club; Latin Honor Society; HHS Committee, Elections Committee; Dance Committee; Guidance and PTA Committee; SEAFARER. BRUNO VALENTINO ERRANI, JR. Latin Honor Society, President, Treasurer; History Club, Treasurer; Interact Club, Ex- ecutive Secretary; Projection Staff; SCA Representative; Cross Country, Varsity; Indoor T rack; Outdoor T rack. EVELYN PATRICIA ESTES ICT. JAMES FERGUSON CATHRYN HERMINE FIELDS Y-TEENS, Treasurer; FHA; Dance Committee. SHARON FAYE FIKE DAVID MICHAEL FISHER Key Club; Basketball, Varsity, Jr. Varsity; Assembly Committee; Jr., Sr. Executive Board; Prom Committee. Mark Lassiter always seems to be in a good mood!!! 72 SENIORS JOHN KENNETH FLEENOR KENNETH MICHAEL FLOURNOY Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Track; Art Club. ROSEMARY FLOWERS GRA, Modern Dance Group; Girl ' s Chorus; Pep Club. DIANE FOLEY Krabba Karavan; Safe-Teens, President; ICC; FBLA, Parliamentarian; Girl ' s Chorus; SEAFARER: Dance Committee. THOMAS CARLTON FORD, JR. Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Basketball, Captain, Most Valuable Player. PAMELA ANNE FREMONT A ' Cappella; KRABBA: Krabba Karavan; French Club; Leo Club; Regional Chorus; Chem-Phy, Treasurer; Miss HHS Contest, Jr. WILLIAM RANDOLPH FREEMAN I.C.T. GLENDORA GAINES DIXIE LEE GAINEY NANCY NORMENT GARDNER SEAFARER: SCA Representative; French Club, Soph. SENIORS 73 BETTY ANN GARLAND VOT; FBLA. GEORGE LIVINGSTON GARROW Boy ' s State; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Cross-Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; History Club, President; Spanish Club; Spanish Honor So- ciety; Key Club; A ' Cappella; SCA Repre- sentative. SUSAN LOVE GATEWOOD RITA ANN GEIGER PATTI ANN GENNELL GRA, Gymnastics, Softball; Pep Club; FBLA; Prom Committee. JEAN ANN GILDAY GLENDA GAYLE GILES Concert Chorus; ICT; Girl ' s Chorus. LAWANDA GILLIAM FBLA; Art Club; Pep Club. CLAUDE JOSEPH GILMARTIN DANIEL GORE EDWARD LEVERNE GORE ROTC; SCA Representative; Marching Band; Concert Band, Symphonic Band; All City Band; Regional Band; All Virginia Band. 74 SENIORS .M Wayne Applewhite asks, Keeze me, darling! SAMUEL BERNARD GRAHAM Electronics Club. GARY LEE GRAY Lions Club Award in English; DAR History Award; Woodmen of the World History Award; History Club; Leo Club; Science Honor Society; National Honor Society; Math Honor Society; National Merit Commended Student; SEAFARER, Amuse- ments Editor; ICC. ERNEST LEE GREEN A.V. Staff. JAMES LEE GREEN, JR. Band, Drum Major. THERESA JANE GROGAN KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, News Editor; TICS, Treasurer; SEAFARER: German Club; An- nouncements and Calling Cards Committee; Dance Committee; House and Grounds Committee. SHARON KAY GULLEY Concert Choir; Library Assistant. HAROLD FRANKLIN GWYN Art Club. JAMES NEWELL HAGEN Spanish Club; Parliamentarian; Football, Varsity; Prom Committee. SENIORS 75 DANITA GAILEEN HALL ELIZABETH MAE HALL SCA Representative; FBLA; VOT. EARL THOMAS HALL AFROTC Drill Team; Ball Committee. V y vf RENEE HAM Spanish Club. DANIEL JAMES HANNON WILLENA HARDEN CANDACE MARGARET HARGETTE KRABBA HIGHLIGHT: Safe-Teens, Vice- President; History Club; Concert Choir; SEAFARER. CARL DOUGLAS HARRIS Wrestling, Jr. Varsity; AFROTC: Football, Jr. Varsity. CHESTER MARVIN HART SCA, Treasurer, President; Honor Council; Key Club; Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Baseball, Varsity; Boy ' s State. JAMES HOWARD HARTLINE Dance Committee; Interact Club; D.E. Club; KRABBA, ad staff. AUDREY MARIE HAWTHORNE BRIDGET PAMELA HAYES 76 SENIORS MELEEDEE YVETTE HAYES Pep Club. PATRICK ARMSTRONG HAYES Football, Varsity; Track, Varsity; A-V Staff. SHARON PATRICE HAYES SEAFARER; F.B.L.A.; Jr. Homecoming Attendant; Library Assistant. CHARLES EDWARD MARK HEALEY Baseball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Latin Honor Society, Treasurer; Chem-Phy Club; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, Sports Editor; Leo Club; History Club. CHARLENE SUSAN HEARNE SCA Representative; Jr. Executive Board; Latin Honor Society; Keyettes, Chaplain; SCA Executive Board; HHS Committee, Chairman; National Honor Society; French Club; SEAFARER, Advertising chairman. ANN MARYE HEDGEPETH FHA; Y-Teens. THOMAS LEWIS HENDERSON Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Basketball, Varsity. KERRY DEAN HENEMAN Basketball, Jr. Varsity; Wrestling, Varsity; Football, Varsity; Most Deserving Wrestler, 69-70; District Heavy Weight Champion, 69-70. ROBERT ANDREW HESS Baseball Manaqer; Leo Club. BAYRON HIGHSMITH DONALD CLOYCE HENRY GARY WAYNE HEPLER DEBORAH ELAINE HERRALD F.B.L.A. SENIORS 77 EXCELL DELEON HICKERSON Track; Football, Manager, Jr. Varsity. THERESA LAVERNE HICKMAN HAZEL ELAINE HILL SUSAN MARIA HIMES Keyettes, Historian; KRABBA: SEAFARER: National Honor Society; Krabba Karavan; Concert Band; Symphonic Band; Marching Band; All Student Band, USA, All City Band; Latin Honor Society; Band Council. STEPHEN LLOYD HOBSON Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. WILLIAM EARL HOLDEN Graphic Arts Club. WANDA FAY HOLLAND A ' Cappella; Regional Chorus; Krabba Karavan; Speech Honor Society, Secretary; Cap and Gown Committee; House and Grounds Committee. PATRICIA JOY HOLMES JAMES CECIL HOLT Concert Band; Marching Band; Symphonic Band. DEVERIA GERALDINE HOPSON Concert Band; Marching Band; Regional Band; Keyettes, Vice-President; Girl ' s State Delegate; SEAFARER, Co-Art Editor; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board; SCA Representative; Band Council Member. BRADFORD WAYNE HUFFMAN Wrestling, Varsity. WILLIAM JIM HUGGINS German Club, Treasurer, President; National Honor Society, Vice-President; Key Club, Treasurer; Basketball, Jr. Varsity; Tennis, Varsity; Swimming, Varsity; SCA Representative; Boy ' s State Delegate; National Merit Scholar; Best Diver, 70,71; Peninsula District Champion Diver; Science Honor Society. 78 SENIORS ELIZABETH CAROL HUGHES Keyettes; KRABBA: SEAFARER: FHA, Vice President, Reporter; French Club; German Club, Secretary; Krabba Karavan; HHS Committee; PTA and Guidance Committee; House and Grounds Committee; Prom Decorating Committee. PAUL LEONARD HUTCHENS A ' Cappella, President, Vice-President; Regional Chorus. VIOLA JACKSON GRA, Baseball, Gymnastics; FBLA; Pep Club. CHRISOLENE OMEGIA JAMES Girl ' s Chorus; Concert Chorus. PAMELA FRANCINE JENKINS FHA. PAMELA JAY JENNINGS Concert Chorus. PHILLIP RENATO JENNINGS THOMAS KEVIN JOBST WILLIAM EDWARD JOBST FRANCIS ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Girl ' s Chorus; Concert Chorus; Art Club; FTA; FHA. EVA JONES JOANN ELAINE JONES JOYCE ELAINE JONES A ' Cappella; Regional Chorus; All-State Chorus; GRA; SCA Representative; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board; Spanish Club; Spanish Honor Society; HHS Committee; Elections Committee; Welfare Committee. LISA ROSETHA JONES GRA; Modern Dance Group, President; Pub- licity; DE Club; ICC; FHA. SENIORS 79 SHARON CECILIA JONES FHA; FTA; FBLA; Dance Committee; Prom Committee; Y-Teens. THOMAS SCOTT JONES A ' Cappella, Vice President; Regional Chorus; German Club, Treasurer; Tennis Team; ICC, Vice President; Key Club; Lions Club Incentive Award; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, Photographer. WILLIAM ROBERT JONES Swimming, Varsity; Interact Club; Chem- Phy Club; Varsity Club; Sportsmanship Committee. CYNTHIA KAREN JORDAN KRABBA, Ad Staff, Business Manager; FHA, President; Library Student Assistants, President, Secretary; Publicity Committee; Elections Committee; ICC, Secretary; Histo- ry Club; GRA. ARLENE VIRGINIA JOYCE FBLA. CATHERINE WRAY JUDKINS Spanish Club; SEAFARER, Co-Editor; Quill and Scroll. SYLVIA BARBARA JULIAN FBLA; SEAFARER. MARIE LUCY KAPSHUCK Debate Team; Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Krabba Karavan; Chem-Phy Club, Secretary; SCA, Secretary; Art Club; Football Homecoming Court, Soph.; Class Secretary, Soph., Special Events Committee; SEAFARER: Jr. Prom Attendant; Basketball Homecoming Queen. JOYCE KEE D.E. Club, Vice-President; Prom Committee; ICC; Art Club. MARY MAGALENE KEE GRA; SEAFARER; ECT; 1st Place in VICA Public Speaking; 1st Place in VICA Essay; VICA Club, President. 80 SENIORS RUTH ANN KELLEY A ' Cappella; D.E.; Library Assistant, Soph., Girls ' Chorus, Soph. CLYDE EARL KIDD Wrestling; FBLA. REGGIE THOMAS KIDD SCA Representative; SEAFARER; Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. KIMBERLY ANN KIMBALL National Honor Society; Keyettes; A ' Cappella. ANN BRAY KING Spanish Club; Announcements and Calling Cards Committee; Publicity Committee; Sr. Basketball Homecoming Attendant. RANDY KING Art Club. SARA ELIZABETH KING Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Basketball Homecoming Attendant, Soph.; Football Homecoming Attendant, Jr.; Prom Committee, Co-Chairman; Jr. Prom Attendant; Sr. Class Treasurer; Honor Council, Secretary; Latin Honor Society; Keyettes; Quill and Scroll; KRABBA, Best All Around. CHESTER KIRBY Well, hi there. ANITA MARIE KNIBB Keyettes, Jr. Points Chairman, Recording Secretary; Latin Honor Society, French Club; SEAFARER; HHS Committee; An- nouncements and Calling Cards Committee. FRANK ALBERT KOCH Latin Honor Society, ICC Representative; Hampton High Historians. SENIORS 81 GEORGE ANTHONY KOPCIK Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Interact Club. KRISTEN LEIGH KOSTYAL GRA; Krabba Karavan; A ' Cappella; Keyettes. WILLIAM CASE KUECKER Baseball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. LAURA ANN KULIK SANDRA LORRAINE LAKE FBLA; Modern Dance Group. JOHN HARLAND LAMBERT DEWEY ERVIN LANE EDMUND FRANCIS LANGEVIN ELIZABETH FIELD LANKES Prom Committee. DEBRA JEAN LASS Garricks; Thespians, Reporter; Best Actress, 1 970; Art Club; Jr. Class Play. MARK RAYMOND LASSITER Key Club; A ' Capella; Special Events Committee, Chairman; Assembly Committee; Baseball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; SCA Representative; Boy ' s State; Prom Committee; Spanish Honor Society; Spanish Club; Regional Chorus. BRANCH PATRICK LAWSON Class President, Soph.; Elections Committee, Chairman; Assembly Committee; Wrestling Team, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Key Club; A ' Cappella; Prom Committee; SCA Representative. GREGORY FRANKLIN LAWSON Key Club; Spanish Club; SCA Repre- sentative; Jr. Executive Board; A ' Cappella; Prom Committee, Chairman. 82 SENIORS PAMELA DENISE LEGGETT History Club; Art Club. KATHY MAE LESTER Librory Assistant; VOT; FBLA. MARCIA LOUISE LETCHWORTH GAIL LEVY Girl ' s Chorus; GRA, Point Recorder; Debate Team; Spanish Club. BETTY JANE LEWIS Band, Marching, Concert, and Symphonic; Keyettes, Parliamentarian; GRA. HELEN JEAN LIEVERMAN Keyettes; Spanish Club; Band; National Honor Society. KATHY CAROLINE LINEBERRY Cheerleading, Jr. Varsity, Varsity, Head; Krabba Karavan; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT: FBLA; Special Events Committee; Jr. Prom Attendant; SCA Representative; Clinic Assistant; Gymnastics, Soph. MARK L. LINK Football, Jr. Varsity. KEVIN ALONZO LITTLE Cross Country Team, Captain; I.C.T. SARAH ILENE LITTLE FTA; Krabba Karavan; Concert Choir; Cap and Gown Committee. i SENIORS 83 PRISCILLA ANNE LIVERS Sr. Executive Board CAROLYN PRINCE LLOYD Prom Decorating Committee; Library Assistant; FBLA; Art Club. KAREN ANITA LONDON Concert Choir; FHA. KIM JEROME LUCAS Electronics Club; Football, Varsity. RONALD LUCAS SUSAN LEE LUSSE Student Assistant; Special Events Committee. CYNTHIA ELLEN LYLES Gymnastics; GRA, Points Recorder; Krabba Karavan; Speech Honor Society; French Club; Quill and Scroll; Prom Decorating Committee; Publicity Committee; SCA Rep- resentative. CAROLYN DENISE LYONS Band, Marching and Concert; Band Staff; Dance Committee; FHA; TICS; Announce- ments and Calling Cards Committee. ERNEST LYONS, JR. Band, Marching, Concert, and Symphonic; Band Staff; Interact Club; History Club; Chem-Phy Club; National Achievement Semifinalist; Cap and Gown Committee; Dance Committee. JUDITH ERNETTE LYONS FHA; GRA; TICS; Pep Club; Art Club; Y-Teens; Dance Committee; Publicity Committee. 84 SENIORS WILTON CLIFTON McCOY National Honor Society; Latin Honor Soci- ety, Secretary. FONDA McELVEEN BONNIE JEAN McGOWAN Band, Marching, Concert, Symphonic; Band Staff; Keyettes; Co-Historian; French Club; Sr. Executive Board. MAXINE VERA McCOY Concert Choir. MICHAEL THOMAS McCOY DIANNE LEIGH McLEMORE SHIRLEY MAE McQUEEN Girl ' s Chorus. MARGARET MAGOUN JANE EVELYN MALI NSON Concert Choir; Art Club. LINDA DARNISE MANESS Graphic Arts Club; FBLA. TOMMY LEE MARSHALL Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. SUZANNE ELIZABETH MARTIN A ' Cappella; KRABBA: Jr. Executive Board; Prom Decorating Committee. BUCCERONI MASON Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. MICHAEL WAYNE MATTHEWS Graphic Arts Club. SENIORS 85 MELVILLE LANDER MAUNEY, JR. KEVIN GEORGE MEIDINGER Electronics Club. THOMAS MAHLEN MELSON JACQUELINE DENISE MELTON Pep Club; FBLA. JOHN WILLIAM MILLER BRUCE EDWARD MINNICK DANNY HOTLE MITCHELL Baseball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity Co-Captain; Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Varsity Club; Prom Decorating Committee. MARK RICHARD MITCHELL KRABBA HIGHLIGHT; Krabba Karavan; Thespian; Vice-President, Garretts: SEA- FARER: SCA Representative, Public Speaking. SUSAN MAFFIT KENNETH RAY MONTGOMERY Baseball, Jr. Varsity; Concert Choir, Jr.; D.E. Club; A ' Cappella; AFJROTC. GLENDA ANN MOORE Leslie McDonald moore A ' Cappella; HHS Committee; Krabba Karavan; Cap and Gown Committee; Prom Decorating Committee. 86 SENIORS PAUL CRAIG MOORE Key Club; Projection Staff; Prom Committee; Library Staff; A-V Club; Base- ball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Cap and Gown Committee. BLAKE DOMINIC MORANT Band, Vice-President; SCA Vice-President; Key Club, Chaplain; Latin Honor Society; History Club; Krabba Karavan; Prom Committee; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Boy ' s State; Regional Band; National Achievement Semi-Finalist; All-Virginia High School Board. BRENDA RENEE MORRIS DANIEL CLAUDE MORRIS Ellen Smart comments, I don ' t know, Mr. Carr! HELEN ANNE MORRISON Library Assistant; TICS; Sr. Executive Board. EVA LORRIANE MOYLER GRA; FHA; SEAFARER. JOSEPH LAWRENCE MURRAY DENISE PATRICE NAILING JERRY LYNN NAPIER Library Assistant; Reporter, VICA Club; Graphics Arts Club. THOMAS NAPIER VICA Club, Parliamentarian. LAWRENCE NELSON Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. STEPHEN DOUGLAS NELSON French Club; LEO Club. RICHARD CHARLES NORAD JV Football; JV Wrestling. SENIORS 87 PHYLISS ELIZABETH O ' BEIRNE FBLA, Reporter. THOMAS PRYOR O ' BRYAN Football, Varsity, Jr. Varsity; Concert Choir; A ' Cappella. NANCY JANE OGIBA Keyettes; Jr. Executive Board; Prom Planning Committee; Krabba Karavan; SCA Representative; Publicity Committee; Announcements and Calling Cards Committee. EMMANUEL EKPENYONG OKON PATRICIA PAIGE Best Dancer. FAYE PANAYOTIS SNEHAL SHANTILAL PARIKH LEO Club; History Club. MARVIN PARKER Cross Country, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Indoor Track, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Electronics; FBLA; Chem-Phy Club. WILLIAM CARLTON PARKER Spanish Club. Debbie Stadlin displays 88 SENIORS CARLA CHRISTOPHER PATRICK Graphics Arts Club. MICHAEL DALE PAULEY CARLTON CARRISON POWERS IOLA LOUISE PAYNE FBLA; GRA; Modern Dance. SENIORS 89 PHYLLIS LEE PELTON TICS, President, Jr., Sr.; ICC, Recording Secretary; A ' Cappella; Regional Chorus; Speech Honor Society; Krabba Karavan; Garrick Club. PAMELA LYNN PERFATER FBLA; V.O.T. JOHN FELEBERT PETE Electronics Club, Vice-President. DAVID WILLIAM PHILLIPS DEBORAH HOPE PHILLIPS SCA Representative; Safe-Teens, Chaplain; SEAFARER. DELORES ANNETTE PITTMAN JERRY OLIVE PITTMAN Exchange Editor and Publicity Chairman; Band; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT; SCA Repre- sentative; Concert Band; Symphonic Band; All City Band; Jr. Executive Board; Sr. Exec- utive Board; Interact Club; Dance Committee Chairman; Most School Spirit- ed. DEBORAH SUE POWELL French Club, President; Latin Honor Soci- ety, Recording Secretary; KRABBA: SCA Representative; Keyettes; Safeteens; Prom Decorating Committee; PTA and Guidance Committee. LANGSTON BERNARD POWELL CHARLETTE SYLVIA PRICE PETER LLOYD PRICE German Club; Sportsmanship Committee; Wrestling, Jr. Varsity; A ' Cappella. CHARLES THOMAS PRIMM SHEILA ANN PRINCE FHA, Chaplain, Secretary; FBLA. ROBERT EUGENE QUINN JR. Key Club; Concert Choir, Jr.; A ' Cappella Choir; Wrestling Manager; Jr. Prom Attendant; Cap and Gown Committee; Best Dressed. 90 SENIORS CARLA LEIGH RAY SCA Representative, Soph.; HHS Marching Band; Flag Twirler, Maiorette; Spanish Club; Krabba Karavan; SEAFARER; SCA Treasurer; SCA Executive Board; Band Sweetheart, Soph., Jr.; Football Homecoming Queen; Friendliest. RODERICK REASOR Key Club; Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Elections Committee; SCA Representative; Sr. Executive Board; German Club; Prom Committee; Chem-Phy Club; Varsity Club. LESTER LEVY REED Wittiest. ERIC REIT MAN AFJROTC, Drill Team, Ball Committee, Newspaper; Concert Choir. ESTIAL VERNON REYNOLDS Football, Varsity; Wrestling, Jr. Varsity; Track; Key Club; A ' Cappella; Varsity Club. SHARON LAWN RICH Krabba Karavan. ALPHONSO RICHARDSON JANICE ANN RICHARDSON Krabba Karavan; Safeteens, Secretary; Keyettes. ROBERT BRUCE RICHARDSON Library Assistant; SEAFARER, Editor. WAYNE RICHARDSON ROTC, Sgt.; Electronics Club; SCA Repre- sentative. SHARON FRANCES RIGGINS History Club; Spanish Club; HHS Committee. DEBRA ANN RIJNOVAN SCA Representative, Soph.; Library Student Assistant, Soph.; House and Grounds Committee; HHS Committee; Prom Committee; Prom Bids Committee; Speech Club; ICC; PTA and Guidance Committee, Chairman; Krabba Karavan. President; KRABBA, Features Editor; Quill and Scroll. CAROL ANNETTE RISON PTA and Guidance Committee; History Club; HHS Committee; Cap and Gown Committee; Prom Committee; Scrap Book Committee. DENISE ROXANNE ROANE HHS Committee; Chem-Phy Club; Lion ' s Club Award in Biology. SENIORS 91 MARTIN LEON ROASEAU TICS; FBLA. TIMOTHY LEE ROLLINS Key Club; Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Graphic Arts Club, President; Sr. Executive Boa rd. NANCY LEE ROSE JAMES EDWARD ROSENBAUM Football, Jr. Varsity. MARTHA MELINDA ROBERTSON SEAFARER: Krabba Karavan, Vice Pres- ident; French Club, Chaplain; Quill Scroll, President; KRABBA, Classes Fac- ulty Editor; Girl ' s State Delegate; Prom Bids Committee; Keyettes; Student Assistant; Safeteens; Lion ' s Club Award in Foreign Language; ICC; GRA; Prom Committee. DAVID LEE ROBINETTE Graphic Arts Club. DAVID ROGERS JR. Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Track, Varsity; Wrestling. 92 SENIORS DENISE RENEE ROSENOW TICS, Secretary; Science Honor Society; GRA; HHS Committee; French Club; Lion ' s Club Award for Biology; Lion ' s Club Award for Chemistry; SEAFARER JANICE SUTTON ROSSER S.C.A., Chaplain; A ' Cappella; Keyettes; Krabba Karavan; Sr. Football Homecoming Court; Jr. Prom Attendant; Pro m Committee, Co-Chairman; Jr. Class Secre- tary; S.C.A. Representative; Speech Club. KATHY ROUTTEN Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; S.C.A. Representative; Basketball Homecoming Court, Soph. RENEE RUSSELL FREDERICK HAROLD RUTLEDGE KAREN YVONNE SAMUELS Concert Band; Marching Band; Symphonic Band; Flagtwirler; Dance Committee; PTA Guidance Committee; Announcements Committee. PEGGY SAULS ADKINS Library Assistant; FBLA. BENJAMIN KEITH SAVAGE Sr. Class Vice-President; SopJ-i. Class Vice- President; Spanish Club, President, Boy ' s State; Krabba Karavarf; A ' Cappella Regional Chorus; All-Virginia Chorus; Math Honor Society; SEAFARER Publicity Committee; Tennis Team; Key Club, Secretary. MARY HALL SAWYER Keyettes, President; National Honor Soci- ety, President; A ' Cappella, Treasurer; Girl ' s State; French Club; Jr. Class Pres- ident; Latin Honor Society; History Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Lion ' s Club Incentive Award for English, Sophl; PTA and Guidance Committee. Elester Williams decrees, I hereby give you SOUL pow er! MIMI LYNN SEALE Head Flagtwirler; PTA and Guidance Committee; Ma|0rette; Dance Committee; Spanish Club; FHA; Assembly Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; Miss HHS, 1971 . ROBERT EMERSON SCHOFIELD Electronics Club. SENIORS 93 RAMONA GWEN SEALE Band, Marching, Concert and Symphonic; All City Band; Band, Treasurer; Most Improved Jr. Musician; Krabba Karavan; SEAFARER: PTA and Guidance Committee; Spanish Club; Publicity Committee; Work- shop Band. DEBORAH ANNE SEAY CAROL ANN SELLERS Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Krabba Karavan; F.B.L.A., SEAFARER; Sr. Football Homecoming Attendant; Jr. Basketball Homecoming Attendant; Dance Committee; Cap and Gown Committee; House and Grounds Committee. BARBARA CAREN SIMMONS VOT; F.B.L.A. MARLENE RUTH SIMPSON SCA Representative; HHS Committee; Special Events Committee; SEAFARER; Concert Chorus; FTA; Pep Club; GRA, Sec- retary, T reasurer. BRENDA DELORES SLADE GRA, Treasurer; FHA; FTA; French Club; Y-Teens; FBLA; Dance Committee. ELLEN MARIE SMART ADREANIA LENAE SMITH Concert Choir; Girl ' s Chorus; ICT, Parlia- mentarian, District Parliamentarian. ANDRA SMITH Concert Choir. ANITA JEAN SMITH BRENDA MAE SMITH Concert Choir; ICT, Reporter, District Re- porter; Girl ' s Chorus; Cap and Gown Committee; SEAFARER DEBRA LYNN SMITH EDSELL LEE SMITH Football, Varsity. 94 SENIORS VICKY LYNNE SMITH Cheerleader, Varsity; SCA Executive Board; Miss HHS Contestant; Prom Committee; Publicity Committee, Chairman; Special Events Committee, Chairman. HERBERT THEODORE SPEAS “Best Looking. PATRICIA ANN SPEIGHT FHA, Executive Council; GRA; SEAFARER; Pep Club. THOMAS FLOYD SPENCER II SHEREE LYNN SPICHER DEBORAH EVE STADLIN National Honor Society; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Spanish Honor Society, Treasurer; SCA Publicity Committee; Girl ' s State; Keyettes; Math Honor Society; SEA- FARER. REBECCA JEAN STARR Krabba Karavan; Speech Honor Society, Vice-President; SCA Executive Board; Cheerleader, Varsity, Co-Head; HHS Committee, Co-Chairman; Jr. Executive Board; SEAFARER, Circulation Editor; Student Assistant. SUSAN ELIZABETH STONE HHS Committee; Safe-Teens; TICS; SEA- FARER, Layout Editor; Quill and Scroll; French Club. MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN GRA, Volleyball Team; Leo Club; TICS, An- nouncement and Calling Card Committee; Safe-Teens; Spanish Club; SEAFARER. GREG MILLARD SWAN LARRY TAYLOR STEPHEN ROBERT TAYLOR SCA Representative; Graphic Arts Club. WILLIAM RANDOLPH TERPENING AFJROTC, Drill Team; Chess Team, SENIORS 95 DAVID RICHARD TERRIBILE KRABBA Ad Staff; Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Manager; D.E. Club; Graphic Arts Club. HAROLD RICKY THOMAS MAURICE EUGENE THOMPSON MARK DICKERSON THORNTON Band, Marching, Concert, Symphonic; All- City Band; All Regional Band; Most Improved Sophomore Musician. JANET YVONNE THROWER French Club; German Club; Lions Club Award Recipient; National Honor Society. CHRISTINE MARY TOLLENAERE See! I told you The Godfather was good! JACK WESLEY TOPPIN Football, Jr. Varsity; Safe-Teens; Graphic Arts Club. RAYMOND RICHARD TRACER Art Club. NANCY TRESCOT 96 SENIORS JAMES DENNIS TRIMBLE JUDY LYNN TROY Girl ' s Chorus; ICT; VICA Club. MICHAEL RICARDO TRUHART Concert Choir; SEAFARER; Spanish Club. THOMAS RANDOLPH UZZELL LEE JAY VAN VALKENBURG Leo Club, Vice-President; History Club, Vice-President; Math Honor Society; Science Honor Society; Chem-Phy Club; ICC. MICHAEL VINCENT VARTULI, JR. STEPHEN HARRIS VENERIS Graphic Arts Club; Jr. Executive Board; Sr. Executive Board. WILLIAM RANDOLPH VIA SCA Representative, Soph., Jr.; Baseball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; History Club, Spanish Club; Sr. Executive Board. GERALD FRANK WALSKI Graphic Arts Club; Wrestling, Jr. Varsity, Varsity. ALAN MARK WANT Cross Country, Most Valuable Athlete; Indoor Track Team, Spring Track Team. DAVID WAPNER Wrestling, Jr. Varsity; Interact Club; DE Club. BARBARA GAY WARD Krabba Highlight; National Honor Society, Chaplain; Science Honor Society, Secretary; Chem-Phy Club; Debate Club; GRA, Tennis Team; Krabba Karavan; Rennselaer Science Math Award; SEAFARER; Cap and Gown Committee; Sr. Executive Board. SANDRA DEVON WARD GRA, Point Recorder; Gymnastics, Tennis, Softball; Gymnastics Award in the Regional Meet; Spanish Club; ICC; Pep Club. ROBERT ANDERSON WARDEN. SENIORS 97 NANCY JEAN WATERS WILLIAM HENRY WEBER Graphic Arts Club. BARBARA MARIE WEIH TICS. MICHAEL EUGENE WENGLER Wrestling Team; Math Honor Society; Chem-Phy Club; Science Honor Society. JENNY KRISTINA WENTZ Prom Art Committee, Chairman; Prom Committee; FBLA, Historian. BRUCE CHARLES WHITCOMB History Club; Leo Club; Science Honor Soci- ety; Chem-Phy Club; Tennis, Varsity; Golf, Varsity; ICC. ANTHONY JEROME WHITE AFJROTC, Drill Team; Football, Jr. Varsity; Chess Team. CHERYL MARIE WHITE FHA; Pep Club; S.C.A. Elections Committee. EARL JENNINGS WHITE JR. Marching Band; Concert Band; Symphonic Band. THOMAS LEE WHITE JR. Concert Choir; A ' Cappella Choir; Football, Jr. Varsity. CATHERINE LAURA WHITLEY FBLA. GAIL LINDA WICKS GRA. DEBRA GAYLE WILBURN SEAFARER; FHA, Reporter; Art Club; Chorus. BRENDA RUTH WILLIAMS GRA, President; Library Assistant; S.C.A. Representative; Chem-Phy Club; ICC; Sr. Executive Board. 98 SENIORS DEBORAH JOAHANNE WILLIAMS FHA; Pep Club; Library Assistant. DOUGLAS CAIREY WILLIAMS Cross Country; German Club; ROTC. ELESTER EUGENE WILLIAMS Basketball, Jr. Varsity; Prom Committee; Jr. Executive Board; S.C.A. Executive Board; Assembly Committee, Chairman; Electronics Club. JAMES ANTHONY WILLIAMS Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Basketball, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Track. LAWRENCE JAVON WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS Golf, Jr. Varsity, Varsity, Most Valuable Player; History Club; Latin Honor Society; Leo Club; KRABBA; Science Honor Society; KRABBA HIGHLIGHT; Sportsmanship Committee. EDWARD ROSS WILLIS CHARLES EDWARD WILSON JR. Prom Committee; Elections Committee; Dance Committee; Science Club. RICHARD LEON WITHERSPOON Marching Band; Concert Band; Interact Club; History Club; Spanish Club; Dance Committee; National Achievement Semi- finalist. ROBERT BRANDON WOOD A ' Cappella; Football, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Baseball, Jr. Varsity; Key Club; Varsity Club; Assembly Committee; Prom Committee. LAWRENCE WOODARD FRANCES SHAROLYN WOODARD GARRY WARREN WOODRUFF Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Baseball Manager; KRABBA, photographer; HASA; S.C.A. Representative. CELINTO WAYNE WOODS Cross Country, Jr. Varsity, Varsity; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Varsity Club. SENIORS 99 JAKE FRANKLIN WOLFE Audio-Visual Staff. NANCY LYNN WORNOM SHERRY DIANE WOODS FHA; FTA; Student Assistant; ICC; Concert Choir; Dance Committee; Scrapbook Committee; Publicity Committee. FRANK HUGH WORSHAM, JR. BRENDA ANN WRIGHT FHA; FBLA. CAROL ROCHELLE WRIGHT Pep Club. FRED THOMAS WYNN, JR. CAROLYN FAYE YARBOROUGH Girl ' s Chorus. ALLENE YATES Student Assistant; GRA; PTA Committee; A ' Cappella; Spanish Club. PENNEY LEE YATES FBLA; VOT; Student Assistant; GRA; Dance Committee; HHS Committee; Elections Comitttee. ROBERT ISAN YOUNG JEFFREY DAVID ZELLERS Spanish Club; Krabba Karavan; Varsity Club; Swimming Team, Captain; Speech Honor Society; Interact Club, Sgt. at. Arms, President; Boy ' s State. 100 SENIORS Barbara Ward gives her campaign speech for the senate race during Mrs. Livingston ' s government class. Debbie Lass and Mark Mitchell prepare themselves before a play. Floyd Spencer, Danny Bush, Pam Fremont and Debbie Lass prepare their campaign strategy for Rawlings. Nancy Wornom, Robbie Wood and Allene Yates pass the time while waiting for the bell. John Cavanaugh and Tom Jones are working hard in their physics class? SENIORS 101 May I be excused? Debbie Stadlm asks. James Green leads our Award winning band! Government class is so much fun. Girls gab at a wrestling match. Debby Powell seems to have senior slump! 102 SENIORS HHS basketball games excite Charme Brown. Mixed emotions are shown during a tense wrestling match. A typical senior? No! A typical teacher! Jean Lieverman contemplates on . . Senior attendants at the football homecoming show excitement as Carla is proclaimed queen. SENIORS 103 Senior memories are meant to linger! 104 SENIORS Well, Mr. Torian, it ' s like this Seniors spend their “study time at the libra ry. Mr. Dawson takes a peak at the Senior room. h 36 . . . 23 . . 36 . . .oh crud! Jeff Zellers umpires as Robbie Wood strikes out. SENIORS 105 JUNIORS Watelia Douglas represents the junior class in the Miss HHS Pageant. Junior class officers: Scott Buttles, president; David Maloney, vice president; Patti Enneking, Secretary; Jamie West, treasurer. ptnmc Juniors enjoy a basketball game. Karen Bryder comments, “You ' ve got to be kidding! 106 JUNIORS Mimi Boston reflects on her past weekend. Kevin Neil assumes a natural pose. Jennifer Benthall and Joanne Crum intently watch the wrestling match. Faces of students are seen at a basketball game. Carol Jean Crane comments, Good grief the teacher can write! Shelley Pearce, Beth Payne, Jamie Tollenaire, and David Hill watch a basketball game. JUNIORS 107 Alvin Abramson Penney S. Adams Philip G. Adams Robert S. Adams James Agnew John C. Ailor Wilma J. Alexander Sharon S. All Brenda A. Allen Penelope L. Allen Suzanne Allen Mary Crawley gives a weak smile before taking an English test!!!! Adrienne Alston Eric D. Alston Lynne Altschuler Barret E. Amiss Joyce E. Anthony 108 JUNIORS Ronnie L. Antinori Lonnie Ashe Brenda A. Askew Gust Askovnis Lawrence Ayers William N. Baber Charles K. Baker T erry A. Baker William B. Ball William P. Ball Martha S. Ballard Richard J. Banks Deidra J . Barnes Ricky Barrett William G. Batte William C. Bell Andrea M. Bennett Jennifer B. Benthall Gerianne Bentley Mike Bingham Doug Blackburn Henrietta Blount Peter F. Blount Deborah A. Bloxom Douglas M. Bloxom Patricia L. Blyth Judy J . Bush JUNIORS 109 Rosaline M. Boone Mimi Boston Albert J. Bowers Jackie L. Bowen Joyce A. Bowers Alvin B. Boyd Chester N. Boyd Constance F. Boyd Kyle V. Boykins Is everyone ready for a 5-minute timed writing? Douglas Braconnier Tommy J. Bradshaw Susan L. Bragg Patricia G. Brake Rebecca Brewer Clarence Britt Harris Bright Lawrence E. Britt no JUNIORS Lillian P. Britt Barbara Brown Carolyn L. Brown Daniel T. Brown Marcus W. Brown Thomas E. Brown Victoria Brown Dorothy M. Bruff Gloria J. Bryan Barry J. Bryant Karen Bryder Linda C. Buntin Brian K. Burdette Gwendolyn K. Burks William M. Burnett Scott Burrell Glenda F. Burton Richard Burton Linda D. Burzinski Scott C. Buttles JUNIORS 111 Andrew P. Byren Jeffrey T. Calhoun Richard T. Common Anne M. Campbell Gale Campbell Linda L. Campbell Julliana G. Carpenter Michael E. Carreca T rudy C. Carrier Peggy Carroll Colena R. Cary Michael H. Cash Adrian W. Charles Marilyn E. Chawlk Juliana G. Chilson Laura L. Clark Wayne Clardy Michael S. Clekley Donna L. Clements Christopher Clifton Laverne Cobb Betty Coi . Gk Jane Conner Lawrence J. Corsa Gladys A. Covington Carol J. Crane John C. Craven 112 JUNIORS Diane L. Crawford Mary M. Crawley Theresa Crews Stephen M. Crocker Joanne D. Crum Mona Crumpton Nina Cruza Christopher P. Culotta Lawrence J. Curfman Vera Cyganik Linda D. Dale James F. Damelia Peggy J . Daniels David L. Dancy Desiree A. Darden Kathy D. Darnell Constance Davenport Brenda Davis Constance Davis Lee Davis Myrtle L. Davis William Davis Deborah Dawes JUNIORS 113 Alan Deskins Deborah Deveikis Elizabeth Diggles Michael Diggs Eugene Dildine Linda Dobbins Vicki Dobbs Watelia Douglas Mary Dubrey George Dudley Robert E. Dutton Billy Eaker Terry Earnhart Diane Eborn David Edwards Mac Edwards Paulette Edwards Sheila Edwards Marion Ellis Patricia Enneking Darcy F. Evans Deborah Ferris Patricia A. Farve Judy L. Faulk Cordette L. Fawlkes Susan J. Fedonchuk Neil G. Ferrari Shelly J. Firth 114 JUNIORS Susan E. Fisher Albert H. Francis Hunter C. Francis Cynthia Freda Hellen E. Freeman Paula Fremont Rebecca French Bruce L. Frost Arthur G. Gandy Rick Gardner David W. Garrison Arlette G. Garriss Joyce Gaskill Helen A. Gayle Ann S. Gearhart Russell M. Gentry Brenda J. Gilchr-ist Sledd Thomas plus his tuba! JUNIORS 115 Joseph A. Gilchrist Viola C. Gilchrist Arthur L. Gilliam Joseph Gilliam Susan H. Githens Deborah C. Glenn Susan C. Goetkin James A. Gomery Eric A. Goodman Margaret A. Goodrich Regina L. Goodson Anita Goodwin Wendell Goodwin George T. Gore Anthony A. Gould Antoinette Graham Fredricka Graham Mary D. Graham Vivian Graham Sharon Gray Colleen E. Green John A. Grepiotis Joseph A. Grepiotis Ray H. Grieve Sharon Gwyn Deborah J. Hall Wanda Hall Nancy L. Halliday Barbara G. Ham 116 JUNIORS Jay Harvey Constance Haynes Herbert Henderson Rosie Henton Rhonda Hepler Ronald E. Hepler John Herrion Ken Hewitt James G. Hick Thomas J. Hicks Alexander Hill James A. Hopkins Carolyn Hopson Francis G. Horne Karen D. Hamlin Darrell Harden John P. Hargett Lloyd V. Harper Howard Harris David L. Hill Dennis Hill Raymond Hines Joyce Holt Ricky L. Hooks JUNIORS 117 Angela M. Howard Frank A. Hulcher Guylinzo Hopson Rita Horell Liana M. Huggins Eidredge Hunsecker Catherine M. Hutzler Brenda G. Hyatt David C. Jackson Gerald L. Jenkins 118 JUNIORS Scott Wilson points an accusing finger at Sharon Lockwood while Greg Stadlin looks on. Vernon T. Johnson Byron L. Jones Carl Jones Douglas R. Jones Gale L. Jones James Ingram Joyce L. Jones Rosira F. Jones Wayne F. Jones Jennifer M. Kaiser Rebecca S. Keener George Kelley Frances A. Kellihan Gerald R. Kelley Sandra Kennington JUNIORS 119 Sharon Key David M. Kirby Jerry D. Kiser Sue Goetkin lends a hand with the Thanksgiving project. Donna K. Knight Sandra A. Kulik Cary Kurtyk a Susan Law Brenda Lake George N. Lamis Jean M. Lankes William J. Leath Denise L. Lee Dennis K. Leggette Percy F. Lemons Barbara J . Lewis Deborah A. Lewis Julia A. Lineberry Kenneth L. Lipe 120 JUNIORS Elizabeth R. Lively William Lloyd Sharon G. Lockwood Tracey F. Loveland Nadine D. Lovett Carletta Lynch Robert McDonald Gladys D. McKinney Jane B. McKinney Janet L. McQuatters William D. Male David M. Maloney Marilyn 0. Mangrum 4r Albert E. Marrow Deborah L. Marshall Cynthia L. Martin Frank F. Martin Jane H. Martin Michael J. Martin Sharon F. Martin Linda S. Mason Richard Massenburg Jerry P. Massengill James W. Mayhew Woodrow W. Maynor Marsha Melton Mi chael Mierchuck JUNIORS 121 Mary K. Mitchell Barbara D. Monteirio Hank Monterio Angela P. Moore John R. Moore Patricia Moore Stephen J. Morewitz Randolph D. Morris Barbara L. Moses Clifford A. Myers Kenneth R. Myles Leslie L. Neal Kevin S. Neil Lynn S. Nelson Mary Jo Nelson Gary R. Miller Sharon Mills Catherine Y. Minks Mary D. Mister Minnie T. Nelson Deborah D. Nester Melody A. Nicholson Stephanie K. Northern Celest R. Oliver Cecil R. Overton Norman Overton Margaret R. Owens 122 JUNIORS Cheryl A. Possaro Cary E. Patrick Loretta G. Patterson Elizabeth E. Payne Bradford Peake Shelly L. Pearce Evangeline Perkins Beverly S. Peterson Eva Popma Chalier Porter David B. Potter Brenda A. Powell Michael W. Powell Jack H. Powers Clyde Pratt Jacquelyne S. Price Alfred D. Phillips Judy K. Pierce Patricia B. Piszko Alan W. Poland Blendell V. Pope JUNIORS 123 Patricia Rice Vanessa Richardson Penny Riddick Derrick E. Ridley Jeffery M. Rives Janet F. Roach Cynthia A. Robbins David C. Roberts Emma R. Robertson Roni Robins Joshwa E. Price David G. Priddy Paul M. Quinn John H. Ratledge Elaine Raynor JoAnna Ray Jackie G. Reynolds Delores F. Reed Hampton High at 3:03!! 124 JUNIORS Sharon E. Rogers Karen K. Roscoe Toni L. Rose Joseph J . Rosso Mary E. Rovetta Michael L. Ruffe Rene N. Russell Patricia M. Saenger Carter W. Sale Mary N. Sampson David W. Sampson Brewster L. Sansom Mary S. Satchell Moira J . Saucer Charlotte L. Saunders Warren J. Savage Anne M. Sawyer Dean A. Schuler Bruce N. Scott Denise D. Scott Stephanie M. Scotti Nathan B. Scull Michael L. Sechrest Cynthia Sedgwick Robin S. Simpson David L. Sinclair Andre Skipwith Steven A. Slade JUNIORS 125 Sybil D. Slade Stephen G. Slaysman John B. Slicer Wanda S. Smith Tony L. Smith Robert H. Smith Margaret W. Smith John M. Smith Jacqueline R. Smith Chris Smith Michael W. Somers Thomasine B. Southall Linda S. Sparks Debra E. Stalls Barbara Stancil William B. Starnes Marshall J. Staton Karen J. Stein Glenn M. Spiggle Glen R. Spruill Gregory M. Stadlin Halovious Stallings f V Sandra Stewart William T. Stewart Ann C. Stoney Edward E. Stoner Jane A. Stover 126 JUNIORS Ronald P. Strickland Douglas P. Strup Linda K. Sutton Jan C. Swartz Cynthia L. Sweeney Katrina Sylver James R. Tarbon Sherita Taylor Charles S. Taylor Earnest Thomas Robert L. Thomas Amy Tisdale James Taylor Frank A. Toll iver Etheria L. Townes tf Michael T roth Spillman K. Truhart Gai I T urner Robert T ucker Marquetta N. Tyson William W. Van Richard Van Dyke Sharon Van Dyke Theresa E. Valadez Suzanne Vaughn Susan G. Viancour Michael Vick Delores A. Wallace Randy Wallace JUNIORS 127 Harvey G. Walston Alvin I . Ward Carol Ward Roxanne G. Warren Ivan Washington Beverly M. Watson Carla Weih Holland Wentz Jamee B. West Gary W. Weston Robin A. Whisnant David A. Whitcomb Shelly D. White Brotherly love displayed by senior Johnny Cavanaugh and junior Cary Patrick. Jane Whitcomb Charlotte Whiteman Debra Whitman Patricia Whittington 128 JUNIORS Carol E. Williams Carol Williams Dennis A. Williams Robin V. Williams Ronald Williams Ronald Williams Alonza Wilson Colbert S. Wilson Cue B. Wilson David P. Wilson Patricia G. Wilson Constance Witty Henry Wong Larry Woodard Millicent Woody Blondell M. Woods Robin E. Wheeler Vanessa G. Woods Garry Worrell James A. Wright Venocia E. Wright Jane Wynne Beverly S. Youse Carlton Young JUNIORS 129 4 rt Jennifer, Becky, and Patty seem to be paying close Mary Crawley wakes Kevin Neil from his day dream, attention to their teacher. Hampton High School students watch the mighty HHS basketball team. John Ailor really seems to be paying attention! 130 JUNIORS V Is it Junior skip day? David, it ' s not polite to point. HHS students catch up on gossip. JoAnne Crum appears to be studying. Hampton students cheer at the Turkey Day Game. JUNIORS 131 132 JUNIORS MICHAEL LAWRENCE SECHREST January 22, 1953 — March 19, 1971 I live in those who love me, In those who know me true, For the Heaven that smiles above me, And waits my spirit too; For the cause that lacks assistance For the wrong that needs resistance, For the future in the distance And the good that I can do. George Linnaeaus Banks CLASSES 133 Sophomore class officers for the year 1 970-7 1 are Rhonda Simpson, president; David Bishop, vice president; Frances White, treasurer; and Jean Jones, secretary. Students relax during a fire drill Bob Jones practices match. his swing before 134 SOPHOMORES Sophomore basketball court was Jean Jones escorted by Steve Taylor and Denise Lineberry escorted by Tommy Sweeny. Sophomores |ust love lunch time. David Bishop watches the lunchroom action. Sophomores watch half-time activities at Hampton ' s gym. SOPHOMORES 135 Earl Adams Gary Adams Rebecca Akerson Bruce Akey Barbara Allen Golden Alvin Golden Alvis John Alvis Michele Ames Donald Anderson Vickie Anderson Ellen Andrews Richard Anthony Phillip Arnold Cathy Askounis Allan Ashburn Shelia Ashe Kathy Babb Judith Bacchus Barry Bai ley Cheryl Bailey Greg Bailey Gwendolyn Bailey Valerie Bailey Wallace Bailey James Baker Iris Baldwin Stephanie Balson Ricky Rickett, Mike Taylor and Charlie Gerringer drink their milk so that they can be big and strong like the seniors!!! 136 SOPHOMORES Sherryln Banks Venus Barbour James Barnes James Barnes Larrietta Barnes Linda Barrett Susan Barry Ronald Baten Tellie Baltes Ronald Bayton Kathy Beckner Christine Bell Larry Bel I Arthur Berkley Frank Berrie Vickie Berrie John Bishop Thomas Binns Darlene Binns Ernest Billups Cheryl Bielot Ronald Block Geraldine Bradsher David Bowman Catherine Bowers Eleanor Borbas Deborah Booth Velma Blackwell SOPHOMORES 137 Ellen Bragg Orlandus Branch Reginald Branch Alice Braswell Randolph Bridges Cressondra Brown Donnie Brown Gloria Brown Linnie Brown Renee Brown Sharon Brown Thomas Brown Kenneth Broyles Deborah Bryant Eartha Bullock Ronald Burnett Clifton Burns Calvin Burton Shelia Byers Gloria Byrd Ginger Britt Raymond Britt Joe Brittingham Marcia Brock Dan Brockington Jerry Brockman Brad Byron Timothy Caine Robby Campbell Clifton Carey Danny Carroll David Carter Joyce Carter Lenora Carter Colleen Cavanaugh Karen Cavanaugh Robert Charles Arnold Chatman Deborah Cheesman Anne Chisman Stephen Clarkson Steve Clayton Sharon Claxton Sheree Claxton 138 SOPHOMORES Daniel M. Cochran Dianne Cogdill Mary Collier James Cones Herbert Cooke Charles Cooper Robert Craven Mitch Cowan Wayne Cooper Mary Crawford Sheryl Creech Robert Crisp Dennis Crocker David Crockett John Culbreth Stephen Curfman Marsha Dale Cynthia Davenport Debbie Davenport Gwen Davidson Renee Dildy Debbie Dingus Sandra Dipersio James Dixon Tanya Dotson Howard Downing Marilyn Dreylick Rena Duncan Larry Davidson Alevis Davis Bonny Davis Don Davis Johnny Davis Kim Davis Larry Davis Marietta Davis Marsa Davis Pat Davis Rosalie Davis Willie Dawes SOPHOMORES 139 Vernetta Duncan Sandra Dunk Janet Dunn Thomas Dwyer Dino Dyke Cheryl Eason David Eddy Anne Edwards Carolyn Edwards Frankl in Edwards Linda Edwards Phillip Edwards Linda Elder Terri Elder Cornell Elliott Kay Emswiler Herbione Emerson David Enneking Paulette Epley John Esada Pete Fich Debra Figuireido Michael Fike John Fitzgerald Richard Flowers Vickie Flowers Lynn Ford Rodney Ford Maryann Francis Thomas Francis Patricia Frank Paul Frankie Sandy Estes Lynne Everhart Karen Falk Brad Farrand Almerio Fauntleroy Shirley Fennell Reico Ferbee Ann Fertitta Anthony Fertitta 140 SOPHOMORES Marion Fulgham Bryan Fulford Bruce Frost Ronald Freeman Alvi ra Frankl in Clara Gravely Horachel Grady Ednamae Gousse Northing Goodson Linda Goodman SOPHOMORES, Ricky Rutledge, senior, inspects a sophomore bulletin board. Karen Goetkin Edward Glenn William Gilliam Betty Gillen Cheryle Gile John Gilday William Gilbert Mark Gibbons Katy Gibson Jacquelyn Gibson Charlie Gerringer Ruth Geiger Patricia Geiger Theresa Gayle Cornelius Gatling Sharon Gary Virginia Garcia Willis Galland SOPHOMORES 141 Howard Green William Gibron Mary Gregory Kathy Gresham Deborah Grow Susan Groves Bruce Guilford Frances Gula Edward Hay Edwin Hall Rhonda Hall Bruce Harman Rosemary Harness Elizabeth Hatcher Gayle Harola Edward Harris George Harris Janice Harrison Judy Harris Jan Hawkins Brenda Hawks Mike Haywood Lauran Heath Stephen Hecht Calvin Hedgepeth Constance Henley James Hill Julie Hill William Hill Bruce Hilling Jeanette Himes Michael Hines Detira Hinton LeAnn Hix David Holley Janice Holloman Regina Holloman John Holt Barbara Hopkins Mark Hopkins 142 SOPHOMORES Stephanie Hopkins Lona Ingram William Ireland Rachel Jackson Ronald James Donna Jenkins Jeffery Johnson Eddy Horror Michael Houser Terasa Houser Jean Huggett Andrew Huggins Cynthia Hutchens Lauren Johnson Patricia Johnson Randall Johnson Katherine Jolain Barry Jones Bonnie S. Jones Cheryle Jones Craig L. Jones David S. Jones Denise Jones SOPHOMORES 143 Edward B. Jones Gloria D. Jones Halcyon R. Jones Jean Jones John A. Jones Krystal D. Jones Larry C. Jones Vanessa M. Jones Francis Kapshuck takes advantage of the new dress code. Robert B. Jones Shelia M. Jones Vanessa T. Jones Keenan G. Kamees Francis Kapshuck William J. Karwatt Frank Kearson Frank L. Keene Nancy C. Keener James E. Kelly Sharon L. Keller William L. Kelley Donald R. King John M. Knibb Shirley A. Knight Mark A. Jones Maruetta Jones Milton L. Jones Pamuela Jones 144 SOPHOMORES Michael Koonce Kim Kostyal Lois Krizmencic Robin Kyle Delores Lamb Barbara Largena Candis Largena Rickey Latta Donald Lawson Everet Lawson Paul Lawson Robert Lawson Barbara Leak Allen Leonard Arthur Leggett Joseph Lensbower Michael Lester Annette Lewis Terry Lewis Denise Lineberry Claudia Little Brenda Livingston Nick Loizou Alphonso Lorelaee .Elizabeth Lovelace Joseph Luciano Phyllis Lyons Linda McCabe Barbara McIntyre Sherman McClasim Barbara McCutcher Thomas McElreen Edwin McErlean Faith McErlean Carol McFarland Danny McFarland John McMillian Lonnie McNair Mike McNichol William McSwain Mike Mayer Brittain Mallow David Malpass Curtis Mangrum Page Manning Donna Mantten Mary Marr Patricia Marshal I Debbie Martin Mary Martin Eddie Mason SOPHOMORES 145 Wanda Mason Wilburn Mason Judith Massenburg David Maston Richard Matthews Donald R. Mattocks John Maven Shawn Melton Barry Melvin Tim Menowsky James Merrill Mildred Mierchuk James Miller Thomas Mills Diana Mitchell Jean C. Mitchell Joan E. Mitchell Beverly Montgomery Beverly V. Moore Charles E. Moore Joy L. Moore Sandra Moore Julie Mooring Sandra Estes smiles at the sophomore privilege of eating first lunch 146 SOPHOMORES Catherine Mulger Carolyn Moses John Napier Robert K. Neal James Nelson Margaret Novikoff Alphonzo L. Newby Thomas Norris John Norton Stephanie W. Nunn Grover Oakley Janet Odell ■■■■■■ mm mm mm mm Hill mm mm mmimimimm mu mu mu mmmmmmm mm mm mu mu mm mm mm mm mm mm mu mu mu mu lllllllllll milium Hampton High School? Mary Ann Ogiba Horst Oliveras Cherie Owen Robert Owens David R. Ozment h 3 ' David Parker Kevin A. Parker Renita M. Parker SOPHOMORES 147 Carolyn Parnell Cindy Ann Patrick Keith Patterson Janet Paul Robert Pearce Valerie Pearce Shawneegua Pearson Dennis Pennington Ronald Peoples Ray Perkins Carolyn Perry Deima Perry Jeanne Peters Billy Phelps Patrick Phipps Brian Pickett Jerry Pierce Floyd Pigott Charles Powell Nancy Powers Rita Prevatte William Price William Prince Donald S. Pulsifer Cheryl Quinn Jimmy D. Packley Keith Rathbone Debbie Ray Ellen Pitsilides George Pitsilides Danny Polland Steve Pollard Steve Popovich Colleen Porter Lyenthis Porter Bernard Powell Rose Raynor Janie T. Reed Vicki Rhoads David L. Richardson Ricky Rickett Tony Ricks Julius Riddick Penny Riddick Tina Riggs Thurman Roberson Susan Roberts Ross Robins 148 SOPHOMORES Douglas A. Rogers Jack Rogers Bruoe Roland Jennifer Rose Frances Jolean Rowe Josie Rowland Larry Ruffin Arthur Saunders Judy Saunders Ralph Saunders Carlton Savage Thaddeus Savage David Schuler Scott Roberts William Scott Toni Seaman Louis Seegraves J immy Segraves Tommy Seidnitzer Pat Sesco Pamela Shattuck Deborah Snead Charles Sheckler Harvey Shelton Martha Sherman Kathy Shore Terry Shorter SOPHOMORES 149 Cynthia Simmons Rhonda Simpson Carl Sinkler Emily Slicer Deborah Slidge Shelley Shdge Valarie Slidge Kathy Smart Carey A. Smith Doris Smith Dorothy Smith Francis Smith Gwen Smith James Smith Karla Smith Deborah Solomon Gail Sowash John Spady Douglas Spencer Rebecca Spencer Daniel Spivey Phil Spratley Demarius Stacey Archie Stanley Steven Stanley Susan Stanley Howard Stearn Anthony Stith William Stokes Sheila Storms Sue Stover Marty Swain Kathy Swammer Thompson Sweeny Tet Sylver James T rent Gailine Townes William Topping Calvin Timerlake Dale Tidwell Susan Thorton Michael Taylor Gale Taylor Elmore Taylor Douglas Taylor Richard T urner Larry Tarwater Winston Tabb 150 SOPHOMORES Melissia T revallion Jeffrey T russel Edward T ubbs Earline Tucker Charles Tweedy Willie Twine Dinesh Tyagi Elizabeth Tyree Douglas Union Frances Uzzell Megan Vermillion « Mark Vukcevich Junlous A. Walker John Walklns Patricia Wallace Betty Walling Sandra Walling Steven Want Janelle Ward John Ward Linda Ward Sharon Ward Kay Warren Vickie Warren Melton Washington Gai I Waters Ella Watson James Watts Clara Weaver George Webb Nigel Weeks Alan Welty Darlene Wesly Jenne Wheeler SOPHOMORES 151 Linda Wilkinson Jacqueline Williams John Williams Linwood Williams Douglas Wimes Anne Wilson Curl Wilson Cynthia Wilson John Wilson London Wilson Linda Wilson Victor Wilson Walter Wilson Steven Wiltrout Sharon Whisnant John Williams Robert Williams Shirley Williams Sylvester Williams Joseph Wood Regina Woods Robert Worley Isaac Wornom Douglas Wright Jesse Wright Nancy Wright Gail Wyche Mabel Wyche Russ Wyllie Brenda Yarborough Diane Young Willie Young Karen Ywen 152 SOPHOMORES Who is Jennell Ward giving that look to? Jackie Gibson wonders whether or not to stick to her diet. Sophomore students take time to talk about upper classmen. Rene Dilday wonders, Should I finish this sandwich or not? What are Jerry Pierce, Gene Wilson, and Trippy Wornom so happy about? SOPHOMORES 153 154 SPORTS SPORTS -4 Swifter . . . Higher . . . Stronger. SPORTS 155 156 SPORTS SPORTS 157 Cross Country Had a good team this year ' . . .Beat Newport News, Huntington, Bethel, Warwick . . . Way to go! . . . 4th in District, 7th in Regional, 6th in Portsmouth Invitational ... It wasn ' t a bad year 1 . . . Whirlpool . . . Atom- ic Bomb . . . roadwork, speed . . . Awards-Most Valuable to Charles Fitchett, Most Improved to Steven Morewitz, Best First Year Runner to George Garrow. Cross Country Team: First row: Cary Patrick, co-captain, Charles Fitchett, Alan Want, co-. captain, George Garrow. Second row: Coach Hamilton, Currie Craven, Steve Morewitz, Doug Williams, Randy Wallace, Bruno Errani. Not pictured: Celinto Woods. Cross Country Team members lead off against Carver. 158 SPORTS Bruno Erram anticipates the finish. George Garrow supports HHS out front. Celinto Woods wonders if anyone would mind playing golf instead. SPORTS 159 Ferrari passes to Willis up the middle. Varsity Football Spring practice . . . split practice . . . rain, please rain . . . crab, run, roll . . . sprints . . . We love Coach Smith (pant, pant 1 ) . . . 1 st game, zip .WHO scored on Hampton! 5 . . . Down Bethel again, chump team . . . Look out Maury . . . Opps, forgot about Newport ... In the eyes of the old Dominion we are No. 1. District Champs . . . Most Valuable, Alex Hill, Most Deserving, Tom Henderson, Best Tackier, Bryon Highsmith, Best Blocker, Carey Buttrill . . . Congratu- lations Crabbers ' . . . First Row: Butch Flowers, Mgr., Theautus Bayear, Ricky Rutledge, Carey Buttrill, Vernon Reynolds, Edsel Smith, Tommy Marshall, Jvon Williams, Alvin Ward, Mgr. Second Row: Coach John Palmer, Bruce Frost, Mgr., Jim Hagan, Steve Bowler, Charlie Burgess, Robbie Wood, Danny Mitchell, Jimmy Williams, Kenneth Flournoy, Steve Hobson, George Kopsick, Tom Henderson. Third Row: Charles Wright, Mgr., Gary Miller, Neil Ferrari, David Rogers, Bayron Highsmith, Ross Willis, Butch Mason, Kerry Heneman, Pat Hayes, Allen Ashburn, William Kelly. Fourth Row: Coach Mike Smith, Cue Wilson, Alex Hill, Albert Morel, Kim Truehart, Arnold Chapman, Tim Rollins, Reggie Kidd, Scott Wilson, Tommy Brown, Al Newby, Anthony Gould, Willie Debrew, Coach Frank Johnson. Fifth Row: Lee Davis, Danny Phipps, Jerry Pickett, Bruce Hilling, Ricky Brown, Peter Blount, Mike Troth, Gene Hunsecker, Arthur Gilliam, Steve Crocker. 160 SPORTS Hill heads for the open field. Hampton meets Newport News for the Last Time Charlie Burgess leads Crabbers into stormy weather. I know I can get this helmet on. Rutledge and Buttrill are ready to do their job. Coach Palmer and Coach Smith observe the Typhoon offense. Robbie Wood and Jimmy Williams team up to pulver- ize Typhoon. 162 SPORTS Kenneth Flournoy is downed by Typhoons after large gain. Blount darts around right end. The unpredicted results. Steve Hobson makes the long walk back to the showers. SPORTS 163 J unior Varsity Football Up at 8 o ' clock . . . My shoes are tight . . . Where ' s my jersey? 5 . . . O.K. let ' s go . . . Oh the crowd . . . Linda and the crew sheer us on . . . The bleachers are a wreck, that must be the reason. Tri captains: Joe Ward, Keith Patterson, Thomas Mills. Oh, good, the photographer ' s coming . . . Win . . . Win . . . Win Perfect record! Maybe next year. Sheckler confirms T.D.! Ward breaks through! Huntington players await Hampton ' s Worley. First Row: B. Acosta, J. Ward, L. McNair, J. Cones, K. Patterson, O. Branch, H. Davis, T. Savage. Second Row: K. Kamees, T. Roberson, E. McErlean, E. Tubbs, R. Murphy, L. Wilson, H. Cooke, H. Shelton, M. McAdoo, B. Farr an. Third Row: Coach J. Perry, C Sinclair, W Karwatt, C. Sneckler, J. Wood, R. Worley, M. Vukcovich, C. Savage, L. Williams, W. Mason T. Mills, Coach T. Woodard. SPORTS 165 From left to right, front row: Coach Ronnie Cutler, Woodard. Back row: Ronnie Collins, Mgr., Jerry Brad Huffman, Ricky Hooks, Kerry Heneman, Donald Walski, Steve Slade, Carey Buttrill, Clyde Kidd, Gary Brizendine, Steve Crocker, Asst. Coach Tyrus Crayton, Jeff Reeves, Chris Smith, Doug Dick, Mgr. Varsity Wrestling Hampton High ' s undefeated wrest- lers. . .12-0 season . . . run . . . run some more . . . 3 minute starts . . . I never make weight . . . Va pound over. . .spit. . .warm-ups. . . Get the take-down . . . We win 1 . . . Come on Crayton, get in one weight class and stay there . . . District Champs, Jerry Walski, Steve Slade, Carey Butrill and Kerry Heneman . . . 5th in the region . . . Jerry Walski, Virginia State Champion in 1 12 class . . . Most Pins, Kerry Heneman . . . Most Deserving, Steve Croker and Carey Buttrill . . . Most Valuable, Jerry Walski . . . CONGRATU- LATIONS’ Clyde Kidd and Ricky Hooks work hard during one of their strenuous workouts. Carey Buttrill reverses his opponent for two points. 166 SPORTS District Champs The Crabber Grapplers sit waiting for their chance to advance Hampton ' s score. Buttrill is congratulated after his victory. Walski stalks his victim Pressure mounts as Hampton man moves into lead. The referees are hard at work. Junior Varsity Wrestling A York Falcon gets his wings clipped by Robert Smith. | J V WRESTLERS: (front row) Coach Ronnie Cutler, Richard Viancour, Charlie Powell, Justin Johnson, [Frank Martin, Bud Rogers, Cue Wilson, Robert Smith, Adrian Dotson, Phil Huffman, and Jeff Duncan, land Coach Tyrus Woodard; (back row) Ken Oboyle, SPORTS 169 Varsity Basketball Team: (first row) Carlton Young, Richard Allred, Cephas Boykins, Frank Toliver, (second row) David Fisher, Ricky Brown, Tom Henderson, Rod Reasor, Larry Curfman, Josh Price; Manager, Richman Flowers. Varsity Basketball Where did Coach Russell go? 5 . . . those laps before practice . . . who ' s starting tonight? 5 . . . DeDe Young plays quite well with that broken finger . . . Ricky Brown wins the big games . . . Butch Flowers is the best ball cleaner a basketball team could have . . . end of season honors: Chet Hart, Ray Lassiter Award; Chephas Boykins, Most Deserving: David Fish- er, Best Defense: Tom Henderson, Most Valuable Player; John Thomas Award; and team captain. The team is in a huddle . Cephas Boykins scores two points against Behtel. 170 SPORTS Hampton fans support a basketball game? Opposing teams strain for the ball. Carlton Young scores two points for Hampton. Tom Street shoots over Tom Henderson. SPORTS 171 Cephas Boykins goes tip for two against Ferguson. Carlton Young, Chet Hart, David Fisher, and Cephas Boykins concentrate on the Ferguson game. Ricky Brown lets it go for two pts., adding up for our win over Warwick. Basketball Team Members await an opening to score against James Blair. 172 SPORTS David Fisher fightin ' em off on a rebound. Rod Reoser says, Yeh, Tom Street ' s o good jumper! Tom Henderson scores ogainst James Blair. SPORTS 173 J unior Varsity Basketball Junior cagers . . . run . . . dribble . . . shoot! . . . lay-up after lay-up . . . Saturday practice . . . Now the whole day ' s shot . . . Stand up when you dribble, Rickett . . . Coach Ragland leading J.V. ' s to Victory . . . 1 1 -7 record . . . assisted by Coach Arnold Baker . . . leading scorer, John Maven . . . Next year ' s Varsity . . . Good Luck! John Maven sinks one for the Crabbers. Front Row: George Addison, Mgr., David Bishop, Mgr., Tom Sweeney, David Holley, John Maven, Lonnie McNair, Coach Don Ragland. Back Rok: Ricky Rickett, Mike Taylor, Bruce Harman, Thomas Mills, Herbert Cooke. 174 SPORTS Eager hands await rebounding ball. Ricky Rickett listens as Coach Ragland gives valuable advice. SPORTS 175 Indoor Track Coach Hamilton leads an outstanding season . . . defeated Ferguson Mari- ners . . . Warwick Farmers . . . Carver Trojans . . . most improved, Donnie Mattocks . . . most deserving, George Garrow . . . most valuable, Wayne Applewhite ... 6 wins ... 1 lost . . . run outside . . . 880 relay . . . third in district . . . Alex Hill. . . . fourth in district . . . George Garrow . . . 6th in state . . . sub-zero weather; Albert Marrow, Outstanding 500 runner . . . Wayne Applewhite ran a fantastic quarter on mile relay team . . . Charlie Fitchett, top miler . . . team out to a slow start, but finished in great form. . . Willie Young puts forty-five. Alex Hill hurls to victory. Wayne Applewhite clears his mark. Donnie Mattocks ahead at the start. 176 SPORTS Outdoor Track Up and Over. Jubilant Hamilton. Hampton makes bid for District Championship . . . run, run, run ... 4 wins, 2 defeats, final record . . . Killed Pembroke, conquered James Blair by 60 points, defeated Menchville, victorious over York . . . Wayne Applewhite, Celinto Woods, Charles Fitchett, Albert Marrow composed mile relay . . . took honors at Tidewater Meet and Penninsula Meet . . . Hampton ' s 2- mile, 880, 440 relay capture all honors at relays . . . top distant and middle distant men: George Garrow, Alan Want, Art Benhow, Stephen Morewitz . . . Crabber Cindermen . . . field event specialists: Alex Hill, Ricky Brown, Ken Flournoy . . . Crabber sprinters were Curtis Mongrum, Danny Mattocks . . . Chief hurdler, Riddick . . . Shot put Willie Young . . . great year . . . yes sir, Mr. Hamilton . . . run, run, run . . . will we ever get to that stupid bridge? 5 . . . It ' s too cold . . . it ' s too hot . . . home at last. First row: Bruno Erram, Cephas Boykins, Julius Riddick, Ken Ford, Celinto Woods, Terry Baker. Second row: Coach Hamilton, Ronald Peoples, Wayne Applewhite, Clifford Meyers, George Garrow, Albert Marrow, Stephen Morewitz, Coach Cutler, Coach Perry. HHS strives to win relay. Want relaxes. SPORTS 177 Swimming Capture fourth Regional Title. . . Price rallies team . . . Clifton, Most Valuable . . . Neil, High Point . . . C. Wilson, Most Deserving . . . Huggins, Best Diver . . . expect the unexpected . . . E.C.U. . . . Toe Man Zellers . . . I think I ' m gonna faint . . . Thanks keyettes . . . Price-out like a light . . . Fat and Nasty . . . Lightning . . . I ' m sick . . . Buttles saves the season . . . Kevin, I ' m gonna be sick ' . . . Gene and Tnppy, It gives you acne . . . Wilson hits the shower . . . The Fantastic Four: Zellers, Clifton, Buttles, Neil . . . Captain Zellers follows up Wilson . . . Kevin, Scott, Jeff, what ' I ' m gonna be a what? ' Hampton takes early lead on Kecoughtan. Cl ifton leads Field. Ah, It was nuthln ' . The Hampton Fans 5 Price finishes relay. Beth Berry totals diving. Well, 4th isn ' t that bad. Huggins works on entrance. Huggins tries again. I 180 SPORTS Golf Buttrill shoots for par. Hampton player fees off. ii: ' • ' ■ ' v ' ’ The game becomes tense; each man hopes for perfect putt. Coach Russell helps Bruce plan strategy. SPORTS 181 Varsity Baseball Spring, 1971 . . . eager ballplayers . . . cold weather . . . hard, long practices ... a rebuilding year . . . discouraging season — weatherwise and otherwise. . . 12 returning for ' 72 . . . Awards: Most Valuable Player, Danny Mitchell; Best Hitter, Danny Mitchell; Best Pitcher, Bill Via: Most Deserving Player, Tommy Brown. Players await callup for game. Varsity Baseball: (front row) David Stadlin, Neil Ferrari, Chet Hart, Josh Price, Danny Mitchell, Greg Stadlin, Mark Kirby, Jim Mayhew, Kennie Stadlin; (back row) Doug Rogers, Andy Huggins, Tommy Brown, Donald Dearing, Anthony Gould, George Dudley, Richard Van Dyke, Bill Via, James Adams, Ricky Rickett, Coach Balmer. A familiar scene on the mound — Balmer changes pitchers. Manager Huggins works on scorebook. Catcher Danny Mitchell watches closely as batter swings. Runner hits tight spot at home. SPORTS 183 Donnie Dearing waits anxiously on deck. Dearing watches for signal from coach. 184 SPORTS Dearing scores. And so the year ends. Coach Balmer pensively surveys the team on the field. SPORTS 185 J unior Varsity Baseball Hampton player swings for a hit. Coach Johnson felt some discouragement. The action gets a bit close as pitcher throws inside. Junior Varsity Baseball Team: (front row) Robert Worley, Joe Wood, Richard Turner, James Miller, Jimmy Watts, Charles Tweedy, Billy Price, Bruce Hilling, Co-capt.; Bruce Harmon: (back row) Alvin Ward, Barry Jones, Rico Ferbee, Ronald Freeman, David Bowman, David Enneking, Bobby Charles, Bruce Akey, Jerry Pierce, Herbert Cook, Co-capt.; Jeff Troussel, Coach Johnson. 186 SPORTS Tennis Class! Practice? It ' s too cold ' . . .Practice, practice, practice . . . We got our uniforms, Great ' . . . Finally a match . . . Match after match after match; why don ' t we ever practice? . . . Everyone ' s doin ' alright . . . Cornette is steady and playin ' good. Marcus isn ' t playing ' good when he needs to. Savage is playin ' as usual. Reives worries alot. Ozment has power and is a good number 6 man. Francis and Jones play pretty good doubles . . . but still need practice ... I wish it would get warmer . . . Where ' s the Coach, we got to get into the locker room and get dressed . . . Coach, Come around to my room and get a note to get out. . . . The matches are almost over and it ' s still cold . . . Hey! It ' s warm ' Ya, but tennis season was over two wfeeks ago. Cornette sends the ball back. “They don ' t look so hot. First row: Keith Savage, Bill Cornette, Dale Goodman, Marcus Brown, Bob Jones. Second row: Coach Smith, David Ozment, Hunter Francis, Sherman Brown, Jeff Reeves. SPORTS 187 Varsity Cheerleaders Charme moves to the music. Cheerleaders . . . spark plug . . . Chorus line . . . horseplay . . . Mrs. Nelson ' s demerit book . . . bake sales . . . car washes . . . new uniforms . . . locker signs . . . team parties . . . cheerleading clinic . . . close games . . . sing it, Becky . . . Sue, don ' t forget your exercises . . . cheerleaders vote Cutler man of the year, may his words return to him a hundred-fold . . . What? Us do a back C ? . . . final day of tryouts: team from the new and old ... a wonderful year. First Row: Vicki Smith, Karen Roscoe, Dianne Anderson, Charme Brown, Monty Cones, Sarah King. Second Row: Ann Burford, Ann Lineberry, Sue Goetkin, Becky Starr, Kathy Lineberry, Kathy Daughtry. 188 SPORTS Varsity squad leads Crabbers in roaring cheer. SPORTS 189 Denise Lineberry sparks up a cheer. Mona, Shelly, Sandy, Linda, Denise, Jamee, Betsy, and Jean line up for Victory. Sandy, Jean, and Linda demonstrate their C-jumps. 190 SPORTS Linda leads a chant at a football game. J.V. Cheerleaders led by Linda Dobbins . . . Denise Lineberry, co- head . . . cheering Saturday mornings . . . Kool-Aid and cookies . . . cheering Saturday night . . . decorating the staidum . . . hanging from the goalpost . . . Kleenex flow- ers . . . and more Kleenex flowers make a prize winning car . . . one demerit equals ten C-jumps, five A-jumps, five stag jumps, and five herkies . . . Did you say 5 demerits ' 3 . . . Sandy, Jean, and Jamee attend Virginia Beach N.C.A. Camp . . . return with 4 blue ribbons . . . J.V. ' s forever 1 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders: (bottom row) Betsy Hatcher, Shelley Pearce, Mona Crumptom, Mona chants at a pep rally. Sandra Estes; (top row) Jean Mitchell, Linda Dobbins, head, Jamee West, Denise Lineberry, co-head, not pictured. Shelley ends a cheer. Jamee sits down for a rest at halftime. Betsy prays for o touchdown during a J.V. game SPORTS 191 192 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS What is an organization? 3 . . An organization is an opportunity to serve the community, serve Hampton High School, make new friends, enjoy new experiences, and above all to have fun. . . The individuals who have been advantage of the extra-curricular activities at H.H.S. have benefitted not only themselves, but also Hampton High School . . . Each individual helps to make H.H.S. great in ' 71 . ORGANIZATIONS 193 A ' Cappella Members: (first row) Joyce Jones, Jackie Edens, June Whitteed, Pat Willey, Johnny Burnham, Ray Montgomery, John Rowe, Bobby Quinn, George Garrow, Joe Luciano, Harris Bright, Bob Jones, Mike Spivey, Danny McFarland, Joyce Bowers, Carol McCullough, Denise Hopson, Nancy Halliday; (sec- ond row) Ann Edwards, Pat Brake, Leslie Moore, David Born, Colby Wilson, Robert Dutton, John Burne, Keith Savage, Mark Lassiter, Randy Parks, Wayne Applewhite, Pete Pride, Claudia Little, Susan Roberts, Jan Hawkins, Carol Farlen; (third row) Eartha Bullock, Linda Banks, Kris Kostyal, Sue Martin, Janice Rosser, Tyrone Johnson, Keith Rathbone, Tom Jones, David Roberts, Tommy O ' Bryan, Robert Wood, Gene Wilson, Tommy Wood, ! Tommy White, Julie Downes, Kay Mitchell, Kim Kimball, Ann Gearheart, Sharon Gray, Sharon Van Dyke; (fourth row) Jane Wynn, Carol Williams, Phyliss Pelton, Carol Jean Crane, Ann Batron, Linda Anderson, Donnie Mattocks, George Wesley, Paul Hutchens, Vernon Reynolds, Michael Eason, Branch Lawson, Doug Strup, Greg Lawson, Gail Jones, Desree Darden, Leslie Neal, Thomasina McCutchenson, Blondell Woods, Martha Sherman, Mary Sawyer. A’Cappella Fall Concert ... one-handed director . . . Christmas Concert . . . cut our first record . . . selling candy . . . drinks, candy bars, or potato chips anyone? . . . Kim Kimball and Sharon Lockwood, accompanists . . . Joyce Bowers, Watelia Douglas, Joyce Jones, Phyliss Pelton, Randy Park, Keith Savage, Tommy O ' Brien, David Roberts, Heartley Edmonds make all- Virginia Chorus . . . Hampton hosts Regional Choruses . . . trip to New York????? Pre-concert jitters do not seem to affect Keith Savage. All right, who stole my baton? 194 ORGANIZATIONS Girls’ Chorus Concert Choir Girls ' Chorus members: (first row) Vennie Wright, Marilyn Graves, Halcyon Jones, Deanie Edwards, Francis Smith; (second row) Rosemary Flowers, Adrenia Smith, Debbie Wilburn, Barbara Carter, Darlene Wesley; (third row) Carolyn Yarborough, Sharon Gwen, Brenda Smith, Brenda Powell. Sharon Lockwood pauses to accept applause. Concert Choir members: (first row) Sarah Little, Jackie Gibson, Joy Moore, Judy Saunders, Richard Conners, Randall Johnson, Eric Reitmon, Lauren Heath, Rosemary Harness, Janie Mallinson, Ellen Andrews, Barbara Leak, Frances Johnson, Janice Harrison; (second row) Gail Ham, Cherly Quinn, Robin Kyle, Marlene Simpson, Andre Smith, Frank Edwards, Donald Henry, Debbie Davenport, Danita Hall, Marilyn Dreylick, Chrisolene James, Janet Paul, Frances Uzzel, Patricia Wallace; (third row) Sharon Barlow, Sherri Woods, Pat Johnson, Debbie Deveikis, Langston Powell, Herbert Henderson, Alton Vincent, Danny Cochoran, Kathy Hall, Shirley McQueen, Arlette Garris, Rose Raynor, Jane McKinney, Paulette Epley, Susan Fisher, Debbie Grow, Ann Chisman. ORGANIZATIONS 195 The band pauses for a moment as drum major James Green conducts a slow passage. The Marching 100 gets ready to perform its Turkey Day Show. Hampton High School Marching 100 Band i-.,. James Green gets the word from the King, Mr. Torian. Whot happened to Mr. TorianP A diamond is formed during another precision marching maneu- ver. 196 ORGANIZATIONS Concert Band Mr. Torian directs the band during the winter patriotic concert. Practices before school . . . auditions . . . did you get the same unif orm you had last year? ... it doesn ' t fit anymore - 5 . . . selling World ' s Finest chocolate . . . what ' s that in the candy? . . . football games and half- time shows . . . Urbanna Oyster Festival . . . Kiwanis Band Muster Day in Williamsburg . . . we won first place . . . Turkey Day Parade . . . forget the game . . . concert band auditions . . . student conductors . . . Blake Morant and Mark Thornton . . . Regional band auditions . . . Christmas concert and party . . . more fund raising? ... do you want to buy an inflatable chair? . . . Regional band concert . . . our winter concert . . . A Star Spangled Spectacular . . . All- Virginia Band . . . Anne Ray and Eddie Gore . . . Regional Band Festival . . . what happened to Susan? . . . Pops concert . . . Solo and Ensemble Festival . . . are we really going to Myrtle Beach? . . . Armed Forces Day Parade ... an Unforgettable spring concert . . . the awards ' banquet . . . experiences we will always cherish and remember. Hampton ' s tuba section added depth to the sound of the Big Red. Cecil Holt, Billy Leath, and Beverly Peterson relate their feelings through their music. Arthur Leggett seems to be totally involved in his music during the concert. The cornet section appears to be completely absorbed in their parts. The Hampton High School band shows its patriotism by saying the Pledge of A 1 1 eg i a nee at the beginning of their concert. ORGANIZATIONS 197 Majorettes and Flag Twirlers 1 1H, _ —4 m m 9 J ( i MAJORETTES: (Back Row) Mary Ann Francis, Beverly Montgomery, FLAG TWIRLERS: (Back row) Karen Samuels, Joanne Crum, Mimi Seale, Patty Vinetta Paige, Jane Wynne, Debbie Marshall; (kneeling) Thomasine Enneking, Jo Anna Kay; (kneeling) Colleen Green, Delores Wallace. Southall, Mary Mister, June Whiteed. Majorettes and flag twirlers . . . summer practice . . . Pick up your feet 1 . . . Oh, Shelby ' . . . football season . . . fun but a lot of hard work . . . contests in Lynchburg and Charlottesville . . . two first places and two second places . . . Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head it really started raining . . . Do we have to twirl with fire ? . . .Yes ' . . . Where ' s the first aid kit? ... if you drop your baton, you may become the first human sacrifice in school history . . . Armed Forces Day parade . . . will we live through it ? . . . it ' s hard . . . but we made it 1 Here comes the football team. Banner girls, Debbie Hall and Cherie Owen, announce the arrival of the Marching 100. Mary Mister and Mary Ann Francis reflect the general feelings of the Hampton fans at the Turkey Day game. 198 ORGANIZATIONS Pep Club Pep Club members: (first row) Everett Lawson, Tony Ricks, Linda Banks, Marlene Simpson, Langston Powell, Charlie Porter, Donald Henry; (second row) Debbie Davenport, Shirley Knight, Elizabeth Lovelace, Linnie Brown, Jackie Williams, Helen Freeman, Joyce Bowers, Deborah Solomon, Frances Smith, Brenda Powell, Toni Doswell, Iris Baldwin, Sherri Woods, Patricia Speight, Elvira Franklin; (third row) Loretta Patterson, Shawneequa Pearson, Sharon Claxton, Frances White, Paulette Edwards, Cynthia Dav- enport, Lynthis Porter, Cheryl White, Vanessa Davis, Carol Wright, Barbara Carter, Judy Lyons, Brenda Hawks; (fourth row) Mary Ann Fulcom, Colleen Porter, Debbie Cheeseman, Neda McQueen, Valerie Lindsey, Ella Watson, Eartha Bullock, Sharon Gray, Regina Harris, Bunny Davis, Angela Barnes, Barbara Herbert; (fifth row) Vanessa Jones, Deborah Dawes, Lawanda Gilliam, Sandra Moore, Vernetta Duncan, Karen Davis, Donna Jenkins, Marsa Davis, Alice Braswell, Demetra Stacey; (sixth row) Amy Tisdale, Deborah Lewis, Darlene Binns, Penny Allen, Rosemary Flowers, Monica Barber, Geraldine Johnson, Cynthia Simmons, Gail Jones, Thomasina McCutcheson, Debbie Williams, Linda Anderson. Hampton High ' s first Pep Club . . . Miss Bailey ' s ironhand . . . new uni- forms . . . chaos . . . electing leaders . . . the first pep rally ... a success . . . cheering at football games . . . more soul cheers . . . learning to be organized ... a spirit addition to H.H.S. G.R.A Sandra Ward performs on the uneven parallel bars. Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, softball . . . 22 girls needed to practice ... 3 showed up? . . . Kecoughtan . . . the Jolly Green Giants! . . . the game at Pembroke . . . We have to mop the tennis courts before we can play? ... A sagging Volleyball net . . . We can only use half of the girls gym for two hours each week 1 . . . sponsors . . . Mrs. Susan Nelson . . . Miss Bea Phillips. . . Miss Jean Bailey . G.R.A. members: (sitting) Patti Genell, Barbara Ward, Nancy Halliday, Brenda Davis, Linda Barrett, Frances White, Cynthia Davenport, Judy Lyons; (standing) Sandi Kulik, Cheryl Creatch, Rosemary Flowers, Linda Anderson, Peggy Carroll, Marilyn Graves, Betty Lewis, Cynthia Calloway, Deborah Dav- enport. ORGANIZATIONS 199 David Maloney explains the constitution to new members Mary Sawyer and Valerie Pearce. Honor Council members: Sara King, secretary; Maloney, vice chairman; Valerie Pearce, Mary Debbie Deveikis, Billy Ball, Carey Buttri 1 1 , Sawyer, chairman; Chet Hart, Mr. ' Snead, sponsor; David Honor Council Honor Council, 1971 . . . chairman Cary Buttri 1 1 and sponsor, Mr. Melvin Snead, lead the Crabber honor delegates . . . council revises counstitution and impresses upon the student body the serio usness of an honor offense . . . penalties stricter . . . honor paper, detention hall S.C. A. card revoked, or suspension . . . new members elected by the student body . . . investigates all alleged violations of the Hampton Honor Code ... a more involved council. The Honor Council wants YOU! Carey Buttrill revises the constitution while Billy Ball looks on. 200 ORGANIZATIONS The light of character is lit by Bill Huggins. President Mary Sawyer inducts Debbie Whitham into Honor Society as Senator Andrews observes. Patti Moore, Mimi Boston, Janet Thrower, Kim Kimball, Deidra Barnes, David Maloney and Beth Diggles listen at a meeting. National Honor Society First order of business: induction . . . congratulations to 32 juniors and 9 seniors . . . membership now 53 ... a 5.0 average to be maintained . . . character, service, leadership and scholarship . . . se- niors wear a gold stole at graduation . . . money-making projects ... I want Pakistan” . . . let ' s fix the mosaic . . . should we offer a scholarship? . . . Tom just couldn ' t keep his fingers off the shutter . . . sponsors, Mrs. Crone and Mrs. Livingston . . . good luck in the future. Honor Society business amuses Pres- ident Mary Sawyer. As Bill Huggins takes notes, Carey Buttrill pauses to think. (first row) Debbie Stadlin, Barbara Ward, Chaplain; Pam Buchanan, Secretary; Bill Huggins, Vice President; Howard Alston, Brad Huffman, Gary Gray, Carey Buttrill, Treasurer; Mary Sawyer, Pres- ident; Mimi Boston, Kim Kimball; (second row) Jill Stein, Rom Robins, Anita Goodwin, Sharon Gray, Deidra Barnes, Jennifer kaiser, Mona Crumpton, Beth Diggles, Pat Brake, Sharon Ali, Mary Crawley, Laura Clark; (third row) George Garrow, Jean Lieverman, Debbie Whitham, Billy Ball, Lee Van Valkenburg, Becky Keener, Sharon Lockwood, Adrienne Alston, Betty Marie Cole, Patti Moore, Linda Campbell, Anne Ray, Joanne Barry, Janet Thrower; (fourth ros) Mike Somers, Al Francis, Neil Ferrari, Bruce Frost, Tom Jones, Joyce Alexander, David Maloney, Susan Himes, Debbie Deveikis, Jennifer Benthall, Mrs. Crone, Mrs. Livingston. ORGANIZATIONS 201 Quill and Scroll Involvement in journalism . . . paying for pins . . . journalism maga- zine . . . honorary membership. Quill and Scroll members: (seated) Beth Judkins, Pam Buchanan, Debbie Rijnovan, Diggles, Cindi Lyles, Mimi Robertson, Mary Jill Stein. Crawley; (standing) Sara King, Catherine Speech Honor Society Excellence in speaking . . . ever- active . . . When ' s a meeting - 3 . . . public speaking . . . involvement . . . radio . . . drama . . . debate. . r M jtJ If- VtI 9 .ss d Speech Honor Society members: (standing) Wayne Applewhite, Sara (seated) Mary Crawley, Moira King, Janice Rosser, Debbie Saucer, Becky Starr, Cindi Lyles; Rijnovan, Jeff Zellers. Rhetoric! 202 ORGANIZATIONS David Ozment, Debbie Lass, Mark Mitchell, Ann Stoney, Blake Morant, Cindy Lyles, James Baker, Jeff Zellers. Oratory skill is demonstrated by Cindy Lyles. Forsenic Team Nine members for a team . . . spelling, poetry, extemporaneous, oration, prose reading . . . First in York Forensic Tournament . . . Peninsula District Championship . . . That ' s five out of six ' . . .Four to state . . . Cindy Lyles, Girl ' s Original Oration . . . David Ozment, Boy ' s Original Oration . . . Mark Mitchell, Prose Reading . . . Mike McNichol, Boy ' s Extemporaneous . . . sponsors, Mr. Mitchum and Mrs. Griffin. Practicing for the state tournament is serious work for Mark Mitchell. Participants in the state tournament were David Ozment, Cindy Lyles and Mark Mitchell. « ORGANIZATIONS 203 (kneeling) Danito Hall, Marsha Brock, Monty Cones, Paula Bryder, Joan Mitchell, Ann Sawyer, Beth Tyree, Ann Stoney; (standing) Pat Brake, Debbie Whitham, Beth Diggles, Wayne Applewhite, Karen Bryder, Mitch Cowan, Phyllis Pelton, Mark Mitchell, Brenda Hawkes, Moira Saucer, Debbie Booth, Kathy Gresham, Kay Smart, Sharon Gray, Ellen Smart. Thespians Sex is the curse of life . . . Super B Sessions . . . Mad . . . Oh Dear ' . . . Seeds in a dry pod tick, tick, tick, . . . Spoon River Anthology . . props ... I hate you Ed Black, Love K.B. ... I ' m not late, the bell is early . . . rehearsals . . . Up the Down Staircase . . . Take your places and ... Jesseca Applesauce . . . If you think you can do a better job, I ' ll resign . . . Isn ' t that Gust flying the light board? . . . make-up backstage . . . costumes . . . paint . . . Next year! Paulette Epley portrays a character in Staircase. Sharon Gray, Mitch Cowan, and Paulette Epley act in Staircase. Frank Kierson, Danita HI I, Watelia Douglas and Mitch Cowan provide background music for Spoon River Anthology. Bill Connaughton and Karen Bryder converse during Staircase. Mr. Dawson gets caught in the act. ¥ 204 ORGANIZATIONS Debbie Lass tries to teach class in Up the Down Staircase. Mrs. Anderson applies Bill Connaughton ' s make-up. Staircase make-up is applied backstage. Karen Bryder helps David Hastings get ready to go on stage. Mike Brock appears in Spoon River. Pat Brake was sound mistress in Staircase. ORGANIZATIONS 205 KEYETTE members: (back row) Patti Moore, Jennifer Kaiser, Janice Richardson, Joyce Alexander, Linda Anderson, Carol Jean Crane, Beth Berry, Mary Crawley, Debbie Stadlin. (third row) Betty Cole, Becky Keener, Ann Gearhart, Kim Kimball, Carol War d, Betty Lewis, Cathy Hutzler, Debbie Powell, Nancy Ogiba, Pam Buchanan, Linda Dobbins, (second row) Janice Rosser, Jean Lieverman, Nancy Holliday, Mimi Robertson, Jill Stein, Mimi Boston, Sue Cutler, Liz Hughes, Sara King, (first row) Charlene Hearne, Jackie Edens, Beverly Claxton, Anita Knibb Mary Sawyer, Debbie Deveikis, Susan Himes, Bonnie Mctjowan Deveria Hopson. Keyettes Keyettes . . . Hampton Fair Day . . . selling flowers . . . how do you make them? . . . bake sale . . . what ' s that in the cake ! 5 ... a party for the children from the Sarah Bonwell Hudgins ' center . . . collecting for muscular dystrophy and the heart fund . . . where ' s everybody else? . . . making a float for the Turkey Day parade ... do we need all of those napkins ! 5 . . . selling Val- entine and Halloween cards . . . helping the Jaycees sell apple butter . . . I thought there were more Keyettes than this . . International convention ... at the Chamberlain? . . . tea for new members . . . pres- ident . . . Mary Sawyer . . . sponsors . . . Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Eitelman. What is it we ' re supposed to be doing? President Mary Sawyer answers questions during a meeting. Carol Ward, Liz Hughes, and Susan Himes help the Jaycees in their apple butter sales. 206 ORGANIZATIONS Service to school and community. . . clean up Crab in front lawn . . .collect for multiple sclerosis . . .Kiwanisclub programs . . . selling book covers, directories, and programs . . . who wants to work the Crab on top of Thorpe . . . polishing trophies . . . what happened, Rod ? . . . International convention in Washing- ton, D.C. . . . two delegates . . . Tom Jones and David Maloney . . . Apple Butter Sunday . . . two scholarships for $150 each . . . sponsored by Mr. Swiggett and led by Charlie Burgess. Key Club Key Club (back row): Wayne Applewhite, Carey Buttrill, Larry Frost, Vernon Reynolds, Bruce Frost, Rod Reasor, Blake Morant, Charlie Burgess, Greg Lawson, Robbie Wood, Mark Lassiter, Brad Huffman, Gene Wilson; (second row) Anthony Gould, Bill Huggins, Andy Huggins, Chet Hart, George Garrow, Trip Wornom, David Maloney, Tom Jones, Billy Ball, Tim Rollins, Keith Savage, Robbie Young; (front row) Bob Jones, Roger Goldman, Jeff Rives, Hunter Francis, Craig Moore, Bobby Brittingham, Johnny Brittingham, Al Francis, Cary Patrick. mmsWotiSM Helping with the Kiwonis Club flag sale is Key Clubber Anthony Gould. Of course we ' re working, Mr. Swiggett, says Rod Reasor, Bobby Brittingham, and Mark Lassiter. ORGANIZATIONS 207 LEO Club members: (first row) Howard Alston, Bruce Whitcomb, Chuck Healy, Don Brizendine, Gary Gray, Lee Van Valkenburg; (second row) David Whitcomb, Emily Sheer, Faye Collier, Stephanie Northen, Jennifer Benthall, Pat Brake, Sharon Gray, Anne Ray, Richard Williams. You have got to be kidding! Faye Collier seems to say as David Whitcomb 1 agrees. Leo Club LEO Club . . . first active year at HHS . . . sponsored by the Junior Lions ' Club . . . picnic for children at Eastern State . . . trip to the Va. State School for the Deaf and Blind- party for the children . . . encourages spring sports to victory. Debbie Bloxom points out a mistake which Gary, Gray finds amusing in the plans for Eastern State. 208 ORGANIZATIONS Interact Club Interact members display the talents that make their club great! Jeff Zellers leads business as Vice President, Jerry Pittman, surveys the club members. A busy year. . .coffee for the teach- ers . . . float for the Turkey Day Parade . . . collecting for arthritis . . . H.H.S. Sports Schedule . . . collecting for the Heart Fund . . . collecting for Muscular Dystrophy . . . support delegate to Boy ' s state. David Roberts exhorts over the grave of the Typhoons. Interact Club: (first row) Ernie Lyons, George Kopcik, Larry Elder, Jeff Zellers, President; John Spady, Bill Cornell; (second row) Mike Cash, Richardo Witherspoon, Mike Eason, Currie Craven, Sergeant-at-arms, Dennis Crocker, Doug Campbell, Dale Goodman; (third row) David Wapner, Andy Goodman, David Roberts, Bruno Errani, Recording Secretary; Tom Bradshaw, John Byrne, Corresponding Secretary; Bobby Jones, Alan Poland, Treasurer. ORGANIZATIONS 209 TICS members: (seated) Marcy Rosenow, Phyllis Pelton, Pat Brake, Claudia Crockett, Theresea Grogan, Krysta Jones, Vanessa Whittaker, Angela Moore; (standing) Brenda Hawks, Charlotte Saunders, Vicki Dobbs, Charlotte Whiteman, Gail Campbell, Helen Morrison, Tony Ricks, Barbara Weih, Judy Lyons. T.I.C.S. Y-Teens Teens Involved in Community Service . . . Halloween party at Virginia State School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind . . . rummage sale . . . Turkey Day float . . . teacher talent show . . . candy sale . . . earning money to help someone else . . . scholarship. Y-Teens . . . the Young Women ' s Christian Association of the United States of America . . . keeping the faith. Now hear this! Y-Teen members: (seated) Joyce Alexander, Pat Whittington, Beverly Watson, Nancy Wright; (standing) Robin Whisnant, Cynthia Sedgwick, Gail Turner, Cynthia Martin, Cathy Fields, Judy Lyons Sharon Whisnant. 210 ORGANIZATIONS Debbie Phillips and Diane Foley await unsuspecting Crabber parking violaters. Debbie Phillips, jokingly, issues a ticket to an officer. Safeteens Safeteens . . . promote safety at Hampton High . . . serve as teen jurors in the traffic court for their peers . . . issue tickets in the parking lot . . . But I was only 2 inches in the grass! . . . guilty or not guilty . . . emphasize the importance of safe driving habits . . . sponsor is Mr. Humphrey . . . led by President Diane Foley. Safeteens members: (first row) Betty Edmisten, Linda Pogue, Gale Campbell, Diane Foley, Charlotte Saunders, Sparks, Debby Powell, Candy Hargette, Joyce Epstein, Shirley Blazer, Sherry Bohon. Debbie Phillips; (second row) Mimi Robertson, Cathy ORGANIZATIONS 211 Council — -(kneeling) Charlie Burgess, George Garrow, Jerry Pittman, Mark Lassiter, Rod Reasor, Branch Lawson, David Maloney, Cary Patrick, Gene Wilson, Chet Hart; (first row) Linda Dobbins, Jean Mitchell, Frances Kapshuck, Beth Tyree, Brenda Hawks, Donna Jenkins, Cordette Folks, Sharon Ali, Cecil Overton, Mike Cash, Nancy Ogiba, Charlene Hearne, Becky Starr, Vicky Smith; (second row) Jackie Smith, Jacquelyn Gregory, Jane Martin, Tracy Loveland, Ann Burford, Frances White, Marqueta Tyson, Becky Brewer, Cassandra Brown, Constance Davenport, Marlene Simpson, Cynthia Calloway, Mary Ann Ogiba, Cindy Lyles; (third row) Susan Roberts, Karen Cavanough, Valerie Pearce, Jackie Gibson, Kathy Babb, Robin Kyle, Judy Saunders, Cathy Hutzler, Debby Powell, Nancy Trescott, Reggie Kidd, Carla Ray, John Cavanough, Debbie Rijnovan, Mary Crawley; (fourth row) Wayne Applewhite, Anthony Gould, Jamee West, George Dudley, David Bishop, Bill Huggins, Steve Crocker, Ross Willis, Brenda Williams, Wayne Richardson, Bruce Richardson. Executive Board — (seated) Carla Ray, Treasurer; Chet Hart, President; Blake Morant, Vice President; Janice Rosser, Chaplain; (standing) David Maloney, Debbie Rijnovan, Mary Crawley, Charlene Hearne, Becky Starr, Branch Lawson, Rod Reasor, Mark Lassiter, Jerry Pittman, Brenda Williams, Elester Williams. SCA What a year ' . . . led by Chet . . . dress code abolished . . . new SCA cards . . . getting pictures taken . . . orientation day . . . Back-to-School night . . . Thanksgiving baskets . . . bonfire . . . bake sales . . . bulletin boards . . . Toys for Tots . . . Christ- mas gifts . . . sponsors, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Price . . . Tuesday meetings . . . new method of elections . . . petitions for offices . . . primary elections . . . Installation assembly . . . competent officers for next year 1 Arthur Gandy, Debbie Ri|novan, Sara King, Chet Hart, Jerry Pittman, Mark Lassiter and Kathy Lineberry show toys collected during the SCAs Toys for Tots drive. 212 ORGANIZATIONS ICC Blake Morant presides over a meeting. Inter-Club Council. . .first year. . . Thursday afternoons in the library . . . one representative from each club . . . Blake presiding . . . calendar committee . . . Turkey Day Parade . . . float money . . . lining up the floats . . . May 1 . . . carnival . . . booths. . .. 1 0 % of club ' s prof it . . . project committee . . . Leadership Training . . . club of the month . . . banquet . . . Just wait ' (kneeling) John Darling, Chuck Healey, Blake Morant, President; Don Brizendine, Jerry Pittman; (first row) Joyce Key, Cindy Freda, Debbie Ri|novan, Mimi Robertson, Jill Stein, Treasurer; Sherry Woods, Lee Davis; (second row) Robin Whisnant, Pat Brake, Tracey Loveland, Mary Crawley, Sandra Ward, Phyllis Pelton, Recording Secretary; Pam Curtis, Diane Foley, Cindy Jordan, Corre- sponding Secretary; (third row) David Bishop, Bruce Whitcomb, Richard Crosby, Lee Van Valkenberg, Frank Koch, Gary Gray, Tom Jones, Vice President; Roger Goldman, Gary Crayton. Phyllis Pelton reads the minutes. ORGANIZATIONS 213 Boys and Girls State Boys ' State held at College of William and Mary . . . water battles ... 6 a.m. calisthenics . . . making new friends . . . seeing your govern- ment in action . . . Girls ' State held at Radford College . . . lectures, lectures, and more lectures . . . taking an active part in the government . . . winning model city; would you believe last placer 5 . . . room inspections . . . marching . . . chanting . . . meeting a good friend by the swimming pool . . . midnight escapes . . . potatoes . . . Frankie and Johnny mock trial . . . tearful goodbyes. Boys ' State Delegates: (kneeling) George Garrow, Carey Buttrill, Blake Morant; (standing) Charlie Burgess, Mark Lqssiter, Howard Alston, Keith Sav- age, and Jeff Zellers. Girls ' State Delegates: Mary Sawyer, Mimi Robertson, Sarah King, Deveria Hopson, Debbie Stadlin, and Pam Buchanan 214 ORGANIZATIONS Outstanding Seniors Honored Outstanding members of the class of ' 71 . . . announced at the Thanksgiving Assembly . . . American Legion winner . . . Tom Jones . . . Daughters of the American Revolution winner . . . Pam Buchanan . . . National Merit tests . . . Senior Smartees . . . Semi-Finalist . . . John Darling. American Legion winner: Tom Jones. Daughters of the American Rev- olution recipient: Pam Buchanan. Commended National Merit Students: Gary Gray, Mary Sawyer, Paula Bryder, and Beth Berry. National Merit Semi-Finalist: John Darling. National Achievement Test Semi- Finalists: Ricardo Witherspoon, Howard Alston, Blake Morant, Ernie Lyons, and Pam Leggett. ORGANIZATIONS 215 KRABBA staff members: (front row) Debbie Rijinovan, Mary Stein, Liz Hughes, Sara King, Karen Davis, Mary Jo Nelson, Crawley, Jamee West, Sue Martin, Susan Himes, Susan Kevin Neal, Arthur Gandy, Gary Woodruff. Viancour; (back row) Mimi Robertson, Debbie Powell, Jill Krabba Staff Hampton ' s largest annual staff . . . parties . . . Who ' s bringing the drinks? . . . picking secret pals . . . Guess what I got? . . . nothing!! . . . Detention Hall! . . . for what? . . . Oops 1 two minutes early . . . Water battles . . . deadlines . . . work, work, work ... no pictures ... no photographer . . . Ajettes? ... no sports? . . . most industrious award, Jill Stein . . . staying after school . . . intimate conversations . . . then what did he do? . . . anyone for a ski trip? . . . Arthur breaks the cropper again and again and again . . . close knit staff. f Staff members inspect new yearbooks. KRABBA staff members are hard at work. 216 ORGANIZATIONS Miss Eudy and Sara King inspect new annuals. Karen Davis, typist, pauses for a rest. Miss Eudy proofreads students ' layouts. The KRABBA staff owes much thanks to Tom Jones for his many hours of help. Liz Hughes studies a club picture for identification. ORGANIZATIONS 217 Krabba Staff The KRABBA staff isn ' t all play! Monday morning blahs strike the annual staff. Boy, wait till Miss Eudy sees this! Debbie Powell and Liz Hughes discuss the latest gossip. 218 ORGANIZATIONS Krabba Ad Staff America ' s Number 1 Selling Team . . . not today-come back next year . . . knock on every door . . . selling ads in the busi- ness world . . . Cindy and staff always pressing to meet quotas and deadl ines . . . how long is the ticket line? The bell is going to ring . . . hurry, push, count . . .writing receipts . . . counting money . . . Why doesn ' t it balance? 5 . . . out of change again 1 . . . endless worries . . . Where ' s Mr. Buchanan or Miss Eudy? 5 It ' s over . . . no, it isn ' t, there ' s always next year . . . Business manager, Cindy Jordan, listens as sponsor Mr. Buchanan explains a layout. Krabba Ad Staff: Jane Martin, Lynn Holt, Vennie Wright, Cindy Jordan, business man- ager; Becky Brewer. ORGANIZATIONS 219 Krabba Highlight OK, it ' s time for the next issue . . . come on people-think! There must be something going on in this school . . . deadline . . . led by Beth . . . Where ' s a typist - 5 . . . why can ' t they offer a crash typing course for editors 5 . . . layout . . . suppose a head ' s just one count too big 5 . . . OK, so what ' s another word for wins 5 . . . there ' s a hole in my page-well, stick a crab or a Go Hampton on it. Mark Mitchell gets a bang out of Krabba Highlight. Krabba Highlight members: (front) Chuck Healey, Beth Diggles, editor; Teresa Grogan; (back) Cindy Sweeney, Stephanie Scotti, Mrs. Corzatt, Candy Hargette, Moira Saucer, Mark Mitchell, Roger Goldman, Ronnie Cholewinski, Jerry Pittman, Barbara Ward, Claudia Crockett. 220 ORGANIZATIONS Barbara Ward shoots Teresa Grogan as Claudia Crockett watches. Moira Saucer reflects on her busy day. Cindy Sweeney has an intellectual discussion with David Lynn. Beth Diggles and Barbara Ward work on a layout. Mrs. Corzatt, Cindy Sweeney, Moira Saucer, Leslie Corsa and Beth Diggles decide which pictures to use. ORGANIZATIONS 221 Seafarer Seafarer . . . Hampton ' s literary magazine . . . two issues a year . . . editor . . . Catherine Judkins . . . assistant editor . . . Pam Buchanan . . . sponsors . . . Mrs. Orcutt and Mrs. Randall ... do you think we ' re going to make it in timer 3 ... is my poem in it? . . . which activity book stamp do we need? . . . the finished product is worth all the hard work. SEAFARER members: (standing) Debbie Rijnovan, Susan Himes, Debbie Stadlin, Marlene Simpson, Barbara Ward, Candy Hargette, Diane Foley, Anita Knibb, Charme Brown, Holly Wentz, Ann Stoney, Debbie Phillips, Pam Hoagland, Joyce Epstein, Debbie Wilburn, Jean Lieverman, Pam Curtis, Mimi Robertson, Claudia Crockett, Theresa Grogan; (seated) Betty Edmisten, Sharon Hayes, Sylvia Julian, Sherry Bohon, Catherine Judkins, Charlene Hearne, Deveria Hopson, Pam Buchanan: (kneeling) Mark Mitchell, Tim Menowsky, Chuck Healy, John Darling, Gary Gray, Keith Savage, Steve Bowler. Mimi Boston prepares a picture for one of the layouts. 222 ORGANIZATIONS Krabba Karavan members: (sitting) John Spady; (first row) Susan Himes, Liz Hughes, Sarah Little, Mimi Robertson, Joan Mitchell, Marie Kapshuck, Barbara Ward, Phyllis Pelton; (second row) Kristy Kostyal, Granville Batte, Carol Ward, Keith Savage, Joyce Epstein, Julie Downes, Mark Mitchell, Wanda Holland, Carla Ray, Kevin Neal, Mary Crawley. President Debbie Rijnovan student directs for a show. Krabba Karavan Krabba Karavan . . . every Sat- urday morning at 10:10 . . . 1490 on your radio dial . . . shows written by members . . . programs on women ' s lib, the band, black-white relations, capital punishment . . . doesn ' t anybody have any new ideas ? . . . student of the week . . . written critiques . . . tryouts in the fall and spring . . . meetings every Tuesday, rehearsals Thursdays and Fridays . . . all I want to do on Saturday is sleep 1 . . . Good-bye Columbus. Beth Tyree and Mark Mitchell practice for one of their shows during lunch study. ORGANIZATIONS 223 Spanish Club: (kneeling) Randy Park, George Garrow, Carlton Parker, Neil Ferrari, Billy Via, Mark Lassiter; (sitting) Sandra Ward, Pat Willey, Debbie Stadlin, Vice President; Jim Hagan, Keith Savage, President; Pam Buchanan, Treasurer; Debbie Bloxom, Chaplain; Spanish Club Donut sales. . .carwashes. . .led by Keith . . . $ 1 00 scholarship . . . every third Thursday of the month . . . sponsors, Mrs. McCracken and Mr. Del I is . . . Turkey Day float . . . theme: Crabbers are gonna muncha buncha Typhoons . . .; No se puede aplastar a un congrejo (you can ' t crush a crab) . . . International Language Week . . . banquet . . . Heart Fund Collections . . . picnic . . . new officers. Cathy Dobbins; (standing) Susan Viancour, Jane Martin, Liz Lively, Janet Thrower, Jennifer Kaiser, Bruce Akey, Debbie Marshall, Rita Geiger, Beth Berry, Linda Dobbins, Jean Lieverman. Club members are interested! Spanish Honor Society Banquets . . . two meetings a semester . . . home-cooked meals . . . Rosalee Theater . . . pork chops . . . sponsor, Mrs. McCracken . . . new members ' banquet. Mrs. McCracken surveys the club members. Honor Society: Cathy Dobbins, Randy Park, Jennifer Kaiser, George Garrow, Debbie Bloxom, Neil Ferrari, Debbie Stadlin, Treasurer; Mark Lassiter, Vice President; Pam Buchanan, President. 224 ORGANIZATIONS FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: (first row) Anita Goodwin, Cindy Freda, Mimi Robertson, Debby Powell, Jill Stein, Anne Ray, Deidra Barnes, Cindy Lyles; (second row) Denise Rosenow, Sharon Gray, Liz Hughes, Janet Thrower, Mary Sawyer, Mike Quinn, Ann Chisman, Missy Trevillon, Ann Edwards, Betty Cole, Patti Moore, Tracey Loveland. President Debby Powell, Liz Hughes, and Anita Goodwin listen intently to a program on French art. Do we have to sell donuts? questions Vice-President Jill Stein as other members seem to agree. French Club French Club . . . promotes French culture at Hampton High . . . donut sales . . . car wash . . . programs on French culture, art, people, music . . . Foreign Language Week involved presenting the teachers with sashes, flowers, and pastries . . .International Language banquet . . . scholarship presented to a worthy member . . . sponsored painting for the carnival . . . led by President Debby Powell. ORGANIZATIONS 225 German Club members: (sitting) Janet Thrower, Cathy Hutzler, Bill Huggins, Pres- ident; Debbie Deveikis, Vice President; Tom Jones, Treasurer; Fay Collier, Chaplain; (standing) Bob Jones, David Whitcomb, Mark Kirby, Richard Allred, Steve Hecht, David Potter, Pete Pride, Steve Morewitz, Robbie Craven. German Club Led by Bill Huggins . . . German films at meetings . . . car wash . . . second place in the Turkey Day Parade . . . rolling the beer mug . . . bike ride in Williamsburg . . . Ping Pong Tournament (?) . . . Christmas party at William and Mary . . . sponsor, Mr Lentz . . . Inter- language club Banquet . . . clean up. Miss Barnhart works hard. Art work shown in the display case. Art Club Business meetings . . . planned trip to the National Museum of Art in Washington . . . students with an in- terest in art . . . sponsor, Miss Barnhart. Art Club members: (front) Miss Barnhart, Debbie Wilburn, Gerry Bentley, Gary Crayton, (back) Barbara Carter, Liana Huggins, Leslie Boyd, Barbara Ward, David Cole. 226 ORGANIZATIONS Mary Sawyer enjoys herself at one of the club ' s meetings. Latin Honor Society Latin Honor Society . . . sponsors . . . Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Taylor . . . Bruno Errani leads the club as pres- ident . . . belonging to the Virginia classical league . . . planning for the banquet . . . new members act as slaves at the banquet . . . grape fights . . . why do we have to stop? . . . Monte ' s going to dancer 5 . . . programs at meetings . . . Dr. Selby . . . Mrs. Hall ' s trip to Greece. Anita Knlbb discusses the upcoming projects. Blake Morant appears apprehensive of the outcome of the banquet. rrBA L SEASON HAS BECUN LATIN HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: (back row) Ronald Bl ack, Richard Williams, Tom Bradshaw, Anita Knibb, Jean Lankes, Alice Phillips, Susan Law, Sheryl Creech, Mrs. Taylor, Stephanie Northren, Mrs. Hall, Theresa Valadez, Karen Bryder, Joyce Alexander, Paula Bryder, Paige Manning, Carol Ward, Blake Morant, and Ken Hewitt; (sitting) Gregg Horne, Nancy Halliday, Chuck Healy, Debbie Powell, Bruno Errani, Joanne Crum, Bobby Brittingham, Frank Koch, and David Bishop; (kneeling) David Maloney, Mark Gibbons, Larry Murray, Lee Van Valkenburg, Douglas Taylor, Robert McDonald. Monte Cones displays her agility during the annual Latin Honor Society banquet. ORGANIZATIONS 227 Modern Dance Hampton ' s first modern dance group . . . Miss Bailey, sponsor . . . performing during assemblies . . . basketball games. Modern Dance members: (kneeling) Linda Banks, Beverly Moore, Sandra Lake, Charlotte Wilkerson, Eartha Bullock ; lola Payne, Celeste Oliver. (standing) Diane Eborn, Rosemary Flowers, Modern Dance members: Joyce Bowers; (standing) (kneeling) Charlotte Geraldine Johnson, Linnie Whiteman, Monica Barber, Brown, Sue Vaughan. Modern Dance members: (kneeling) Lynthis Porter, Frances Kapschuck, Debbie Grow; (standing) Karen Harris, Kathy Hall. 228 ORGANIZATIONS George Garrow obviously enjoys the club. History Club Carwashes. . . selling donuts . . . earning money . . . goal-trip to Washington, D C. . . . Tora, Tora, Tora ' . . . Ford ' s Theatre . . . Mu- seum of Science and Technology . . . visiting the White House . . . home again . . . John Darling presents lecture on history of naval vessels . . . George Garrow leads historians. History Club members: (first row) Richardo Witherspoon, Lee Van Valkenburg, George Garrow, Ernie Lyons, Bill Via, John Spady, Pamela Leggett; (second row) Blake Morant, Bruno Errani, Bruce Whitcomb, Donald Brizendine, Gary Gray, Candy Hargette, Sharon Gray; (third row) Frank Koch, Richard Williams, Greg Horne, Chuck Healey, John Darling, Floyd Spencer, Mary Sawyer, Arthur Leggett. in it. M B % I ■ 4 -! LI Even the bulletin boards reflect man ' s proud heritage. Mary Sawyer and Blake Morant fall under the spell of the old art of hypnotism. ORGANIZATIONS 229 Barbara Ward, John Knibb, Jill Stein and Missy Stewart. Debate Club Resolved: That the federal govern- ment should establish, finance, and administer programs to control air and or water pollution in the U.S.A. . . . long hours of researching . . . E.P.A. ... we won one ' . . . York . . . Poised Knibb . . . Richmond . . . What ' s inherent 5 . . . district tournament . . . speeches . . . questioning . . . rebuttals. The affirmative team works on their plan. The negative team plans their strategy. Barbara Ward gives a rebuttal as Missy Stewart observes. Coach, Mr. Johnson, and John Knibb relax between debates. 230 ORGANIZATIONS - Physics Club Science Honor Society . . . Mr. Bennett is the sponsor? . . .excellence in biology, chemistry, physiology, and physics. Chemistry-Physics Club . . . sponsors, Col. Wilkison and Mr. North . . . field trips . . . Surry County . . . saw nuclear reaction . . . NASA . . . William and Mary Atomic Energy Plant . . . working on hover craft . . . President John Darling . . . selling pies to raise money . . . isn ' t that fun ? Science Honor Society and Chemistry CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS CLUB MEMBERS: (back row) Ross Willis, Tom Bradshaw, Bill Cornette, Billy Dancy, Ernie Lyons, A.J. Bowers, Richard Williams, Frank Koch, Bruce Whitcomb, Lee Van Valkenburg, Bob Jones, Richardo Witherspoon, Ronnie Chisolm, Richard Allred, Rod Reasor, Greg Alumbaugh, John Cavanaugh, Chuck Healy, Richard Crosby, Lee Davis; (front row) Doug Campbell, Floyd Spencer, John Darling, Denise Roane, Donald Brizendine, Robbie Young, John Byrne. SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: (standing) Lee Van Valkenburg, Tom Jones, Billy Dancy, Tom Bradshaw, Donald Brizendine, John Darling, Richard Williams, Bruce Whitcomb, A.J. Bowers, Bill Cornette, Gary Gray; (seated) Barbara Ward, Jill Stein, Jennifer Kaiser. ORGANIZATIONS 231 AIR FORCE JUNIOR ROTC SQUADRON: C Maj. Greg Alumbaugh, Cadet Commander; C Capt. Chester Boyd, Adjutant; Addison Cheeseman, Earl T. Hall, George Gore, Eric Reitman, officers; John S. Alvis, First Sergeant. AFJROTC Second year for Hampton ' s AFJROTC. . . marched in football and basketball games . . . promotions . . . uniforms . . . sec- ond annual military ball . . . drill team took first place in the Christmas parade . . . ROTC float captured first place in the Turkey Day parade . . . Col. Stifft, com- mander; Sgt. Haigler . . . flag cer- emonies in the mornings. i ROTC members stand at attention as the flag is raised. ROTC members salute in one of their many ceremonies. These devoted members help to improve Hampton ' s ROTC. 232 ORGANIZATIONS ADVANCED CADETS: (first row) C Maj. Greg Alumbaugh — Cadet Commander, C Capt. Chester Boyd — Adjutant; (sec- ond row) Adron Bradshaw, Bayron Highsmith, Nicholas Dech, Ernest Thomas; (third row) Addison Cheeseman, Bruce Minnick, Ronald Lucas, Benny Wilson; (fourth row) Luther Church, Mierchuk, Earl T. Hall, Johnny Robinson; (fifth row) Anthony White, George Gore, Danny Brooks, William Terpening; (sixth row) Ronnie Cholewinski, Thomas Lovern, Richard Conner, Eric Reitman. UNDERCLASSMEN: John S. Alvis, First Sergeant. ORZANIZATIONS 233 Library Club: Cheryl Crech, Carolyn Moses, Randy Wallace, Carolyn Elliot, Sharon Whisnant, Faith Ann McErlean, Wanda Smith, Cliff Myers, Audrey Hawthorne, Geraldine Dupres, Jane Martin, Bruce Richardson, Liz Lively, Ted Payne. Library and Projection Staffs Time spent in the I ibrary. . .looking up overdue books . . . delivering library notices . . . checking out books . . . sitting all alone at the paperback bookstore . . . shelving fiction books A-Z . . . sitting at the permit desk . . . writing out overdue notices . . . opening the book boxes and finding all sorts of things ' . . . Projection staff . . . delivering record players . . . screens. . . climbing up the stairs with projectors. Projection Staff: Thomas Binns, Brad Farrand, Bruce Menick, George Webb, Harvey Walston, Steve Stanley, Dick Wolfe, Johnny Burnham. 234 ORGANIZATIONS Student Assistants: (first row) Carl Kelly, Shelley Pearce, Debbie Rijnovan, Ann Lineberry, Beth Payne, Carol Williams; (second row) Susan Lusse, Susan Fedonchuk, Betty Edmisten, Sharon Fike, Mary Mister, Mimi Robertson, Diane Anderson, Bryan Burdette; (third row) Rita Geiger, Kathy Lineberry, Charme Brown, Charlotte Saunders, Aileen Yates, Mary Crawford, Paula Fremont. Susan Fedonchuk collects IBM cards, one of the duties of a student assistant. Student Assistants Hampton ' s helpers . . . guidance office . . . clinic . . . main office . . . book store . . . delivering notices . . . getting to know the administration . •= . . collecting absentee envelopes . . . alphabetizing . . . taking and delivering notices . . . volunteer student workers . . . answering the telephone . . . typing . . . Certs anyone ! 5 . . . running errands . . . fil ing. ORGANIZATIONS 235 FBLA MEMBERS: (front row) Debbie Farris, Blondell Pope, Betty Garland, Phyllis O ' Burne, Dianna Anderson, Pam Curtis, Robin Barto, Karen Davis, Jenny Wentz, Faye Elliot, lola Paine, Judy Pierce; (second row) Shelia Prince, Sharon Hayes, Debbie Dent, Sharon Jones, Jackie Melton, Jeanie Lewis, Pat Wilson, Connie Haynes, Mary Mister, Lawanda Gilliam, Linda Buntin, Peggy Sauls, Kathy Whitley, Cheryl Passaro, Sharon Mason, Brenda Hyatt, Gail Campbell; (third row) Miss Byrant, Priscilla Livers, Kathy Darnel, Barbara Simmons, Penny Yates, Lorraine Dunlap, Mrs. Pilland, Geraldine Dupree, Brenda Slade, Marvin Parker, Francois Kellihan, Arlene Joy, Pat Sager, Miss Robinson. Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America . . . led by Pam Curtis . . . sold stationary, zip code directories, and Christmas bows . . . hard work went into regional and state conven- tions . . . scrapbook won first place . . . exhibits won second place . . . collected for heart fund . . . interest- ing meetings. FBLA members prepare goodies for the teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week. Pam Curtis installs new members. ORGANIZATIONS 236 F uture Homemakers of America FHA MEMBERS: (first row) Liz Hughes, Sheila Prince, Jan Swartz, Pam Brown, Cindy Jordan, Sharon Davis, Debbie Wilburn, Ann Doswell; (second row) Vennessa Woods, Gwen Smith, Negina Woods, Debbie Bryant, Pat Speight, Pat Brasswell; (third row) Mrs. Pleasants, sponsor; Judith Backus, Sandra Brown, Jackie Williams, Renne Brown, Judith Massenburg, Cynthia Davenport, Linda Barrett, Joyce Gasgill, Linda Banks, Cathy Fields, Ann Hedgepeth, Trudy Carrier, Blendell Pope, Francois Smith, Debra Daven- port, Mary Dubrey, Mrs. Wimmer, sponsor. We face the future with high hopes and warm courage . . . Stable Home- Stable Life was the theme for the year . . . Federation banquet in October . . . Christmas party at Vepco . . . programs on marriage, the generation gap, spiritual values, family relationships, degrees . . . March 29 — April 3 was National FHA Week . . . mother-daughter banquet and fashion show . . . Easter egg hunt for under-privileged children . . . selling donuts . . . 500 Hampton High pennants? . . . installation of new officers in May. FHA members enjoy themselves at the Federa- Cindy Jordan and Liz Hughes gossip while doing necessary tion banquet. paper work. FTA MEMBERS: Sharon Jones, Miss Deacon, Pearson, Pam Jones, Sherry Woods, Carol Nancy Halliday, Brenda Slade, Shawneequa Williams, Miss Bryant, Sara Little. F uture Teachers of America Me, a teacher? . . .tutor at Willis on Wednesdays . . . trip to William and Mary . . . supplied teachers with apples, pens and pencils during Teach- er Appreciation Week . . . ushered for HEA meeting . . . sponsored the District FTA Rally. ORGANIZATIONS 237 ELECTRONICS CLUB MEMBERS: (back row) John Pete, Kim Lucas, Bryan Finkel, Robert Dutton, Frank Martin, Larry Corsa, Cecil Toler, Danny Cochran, James Gomery, Gregg Swan, Mike Brock, Tommy Melson, Harris Bright, Kevin Meidinger, and Garry Woodruff; (kneeling) Charles Eason, Larry Edler, Marvin Parker, and Lee Davis. Electronics and Graphic Arts Clubs Electronics club . . . sponsor, Mr. Swindell . . . maintenance and operation of the school light systems and speaker system . . . learning a trade that is useful after graduation . . . We operate solely for the aid and enjoyment of the public. Graphic arts. . .sponsor, Mr. Hartley . . . opportunities in printing and pho- tography . . . printing football and basketball programs for home games . . . aiding the school through their work. Sponsor, Mr. Hartley; Tim Rollins, Gary Miller, Paul Frankie, John Norton, Brian Burdette, Mike Wilkinson, Wayne Matthews, David Robinette, Steve Taylor, Bill Holden, Carla Patrick, and Donna Clements. 238 ORGANIZATIONS Marion Ellis and Sharon Martin work in the credit office of a local department store. Students prepare a bulletin board in the I.C.T. room. I.C.T. Industrial Cooperative Training . . . service personnel . . . printing . . . mechanical occupations . . . building trades worker . . . ability, aptitude, and interest . . . Vocational Industrial Clubs of America . . . Hampton High School Chapter of the Virginia Association . . . District II VICA reporter, Tony Smith . . . Brian Peters, student of the year . . . Mary Kee, essay and public speaking awards . . . Willena Harden, spelling award . . . Bobby Sesco and Judy Troy, open club exhibit . . . VICA state awards: Brian Peters, 1st place for occupational display; Mary Kee, 2nd place for essay . . . congratulations, winners. I.C.T. members: (first row) Thomas Hicks, Guy Horton, James Estes, Adrenma Smith, Faye Reed; (third row) Richard Norad, Eddie Tabron, Kevin Little, Bobby Sesco, Bruce Johnson; (second row) Arceo, Ted Payne, Brian Peters, Mr. Blain — coordinator, Billy Mary Kee, LaVerne Cobb, Willena Harden, Dixie Gainey, Pattie Freeman. ORGANIZATIONS 239 Edward Cary holds state trophy. D.E. members: (first row) Dale Daube, Barbara Stancil, Joyce Kee, Diane Crawford, Diane McKinney; (second row) Mr. Dee Ferita, Mr. Barry Buchanon — coordinator, Anne Warren, Karen Roscoe, Edward Cary, Rose Raynor, John Molt, Keith Phillips, Kitty Chang, Frank Edwards, Ann King, Pat Camden; (third row) Eddie Hunt, Mike D.E. Distributive Education Club . . . retailing . . . wholesaling . . . service . . . occupation ... on the job training . . . advertising . . . salesmanship . . . job interviews . . . sales demonstration . . . public speaking . . . Karen Roscoe, second place award in job interviewing . . . Edward Cary, first place award for public speaking . . . field trip to Richmond . . . Christmas displays . . . Why not contribute your talent to D.E.? Arnette, David Priddy, David Wapner, Leo Hickerson, Sharon Martin, Jimmy Hartline, Susan Denny, Brenda Allan, Beverly Claxton, Melody Nicholson, Darnae Martin, Barbara Dunn, Deborah Solomon, Carolyn Elliott, Mike Hines, Robert Thomas, Ray Montgomery, Mike Vartuli, Jeff Latta; not pictured, Marion Ellis. D.E. students prepare display case in H.H.S. hall. 240 ORGANIZATIONS — VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS: (first row) Danny Mitchell, Jeff Zeller, Clyde Kidd, Gary Crayton; (second row) Garry Woodruff, Tom Henderson, David Fisher, Robbie Wood, Charlie Burgess; (third row) Mike Troth, Brian Starnes, Scott Wilson, Cary Patrick, Danny Dearing; (fourth row) Dale Goodman, Steve Morewitz, Gary Mill- er, Bubba Guilford, Jeff Rieves. Varsity Club Varsity Club . . . recognizes athletes who have lettered in a varsity sport . . . many sports are represented . . . football . . . track . . . wrestling . . . basketball . . . swimming . . . baseball . . . tennis . . . good sportsmanship emphasized . . . supervised by Coach Palmer. Varsity Clubbers sit together ot a pep rally. Chess Club CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: (sitting) Andrew Clifton Burns; (standing) Steve Clarkson; Burns, Jeff Johnson, Gary West, Lynette Popma, sponsor, Mr. Howell. Chess team . . . promotes the game of chess at Hampton High . . . coach is Mr. Howell . . . practice or a game on Wednesdays . . . requires skill and concentration for success. Concentration! ORGANIZATIONS 241 242 ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS Stores . . . Business Firms’ . . Companies . . . Restaurants . . . Florists . . . Loyal friends and supporters of Hampton ... All are the KRABBA patrons. ADVERTISEMENTS 243 Congratulations from Brittingham ' s Furniture Company Hampton ' s Oldest Furniture Store Since 1 886 Two Locations Serving You Mercury Boulevard and West Queen Street (jene ftusse , [flmst 3600 Kecoughtan Road Hamoton, Virginia Phone — Business PArk 3-3385 L.K. Outlaw Dial Park 3-0903 PERMA GLASS BOAT COMPANY T raveler Boats Scott Motors Marine Hardware 3501 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. i ' a W. D. Leonard WHERE THE ACTION IS at CIRCLE LANES Sinclair Circle HARRISON LEAR, INC. REALTORS Number One on the Peninsula 710 West Mercury Blvd. Hampton, Virginia 23366 Phone: 838-1 1 1 1 244 ADVERTISEMENTS VlymoutH CHRYSLER I MERRIMAC MOTORS. INC. KECOUGHTAN ROAD AT LASALLE AVE. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 23369 TELEPHONE 722-6367 GUILLETTE ' S LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT SALES SERVICE The people at U.S. TIRE SERVICE Bicycles — T ractors — Tillers — Lawn Mowers say Phone 723-4709 509 N. King St. Hampton, Va. Ya ' II come and see us sometime!” 4304 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Compliments of Hampton High WORNOM ' S DRUGS School Parent-Teacher Association Seven Locations Serving the Peninsula Good Health to All from Rexall” ADVERTISEMENTS 245 Nachman ' s FASHION FOR THE FAMILY Downtown and Warwick Center Stocked with More Famous Naturally Advertised Brands than any Other Store on the Peninsula Where your satisfaction always comes first —AND AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE — 244-5741 Varsity Shop Foremost In Men ' s Wear Congratulations to the Class of ' 71 Corner of Quee Wine St. Hampton, Va. Phone 723-0541 246 ADVERTISEMENTS We’re not the only bank in town. And we don’t forget it. There are a lot of banks around who’d like to have your business. We’re just one of them. So we take extra steps to make sure you keep coming back to us. With little things like checking our pens every day. So you don’t become apoplectic trying to fill out a mere deposit slip. And like keeping extra tellers on hand. So you don’t grow old waiting in line. And with bigger things like knowing which savings plan is best. (If you don’t, our tellers do. ) W e do a lot of other things to make your banking friendlier. And easier. We’re not the only bank in town. So we’re trying to be the best. VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANkA Member F.D.I.C. All deposits insured to $20,000. Carpet and Decorating Specialists 3307 W. MERCURY BLVD. Midway Center HAMPTON, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE: 826-2820 Compliments J.E. Campbell Plumbing, Heating of Air Conditioning, Maruamaid Inc. Dairy 604 Shell Road Hampton, Va. 23369 Phone: 703-245-7227 ADVERTISEMENTS 247 ABBITT REALTY COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1 101 1 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. MERCURY PLAZA SHOE REPAIR George Y. Chumley, Jr. HAMPTON ESSO SERVICE CENTER G M AUTO PARTS, INC. Wholesale — Retail — Auto Parts 4308 Victoria Boulevard Hampton, Virginia 23369 Telephone 723-9006 1904 W. Queen St. Hampton, Va. 838-5252 HARRISONS SERVICE STATION Insulation Chain-Link Fences F. CARR SMITH SONS Phone: 828-0346 or 826-1298 Compl iments Painting Contractor LEONARD C. LINEBERRY of WALTON SHOES Painting Decorating 329 Appel Ave., Hampton Dial Ch 5-3053 248 ADVERTISEMENTS Compl iments Virginia Pilot Association R.L. Counselman President R.H. Ca Mis Vice President Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Eugene Wengler and Michael ADVERTISEMENTS 249 U.S. Tire Compl iments of Service, Inc. Slaughter Lumber 4304 Kecoughtan Rd. Next to Sunset Creek Company Phone 722-6376 Hampton, Va. Sev Wallace, Mgr E.T. Lawson Son Heating Oil Dealers The Oasis — 24 Hour Service — Restaurant Coffee Shop TELEPHONE 722-1929 3508 Kecoughtan Rd. Complete Heating and Air Conditioning Sales Service Hampton, Virginia Foot of Ivy Home Road — Armstrong Point Hampton, Virginia Stewart-Warner Franchise Phone PA 3-5763 250 ADVERTISEMENTS $enton-- ttts()t, Htb. Riverdale Plaza Hampton, Virginia Compliments of OVERMAN ' S FLORIST Phone 826-6920 CHIN ' S LAUNDRY FUR CLEANERS 3505 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Va. Phone: 722-0121 1715 N. King St. Phone: 723-9106 Kroehler - Mohawk - Simmons - Zenith - Fedders Hotpoint - Duo-Therm - Bassett - Quilt O ' Dreams GOLDSTEIN BROS. Furniture, Rugs, Appliances Television 120 W. Queen Street 2307 Jefferson Avenue Hampton, Virginia Newport News, Va. SUNSHINE FURNITURE EXCHANGE 19 E. Mellen St., Hampton, Va. Phone 722- 1 33 1 Dial Hampton 7 23-0733 Dial Newport News 245-2891 Compliments of PETER ' S CABINET SHOP ADVERTISEMENTS 251 Newport News — Hampton Automobile Dealers ' Association Bowditch Ford, Inc. Casey Chevrolet Corporation Center Ford Sales Service, Inc. Copeland M otor Car Comapany Hamptom Motor Company Holldmond Pontiac, Inc. Hutchen ' s Chevrolet Kashouty Volkswagen Keese ROY, Inc. Merrimac Motors, Inc. Nick Allen Motors, Inc. Poquson Motors, Inc. Shackelford Auto Co., Inc. Coliseum Lincoln Mercury, Inc. Suttle Motor Corporation Tysinger Dodge MG Ward Pontiac Sales, Inc. Thompson Ford Buy From a Member Dealer AMORY ' S SEAFOOD MARKET Foot S. King St. Hampton Dock All Varieties Fresh off the Boat Seafood THORNTON ' S HARDWARE Rental Equipment 908 Aberdeen Road — Phone 826-5062 Hampton, Virginia Bonded Locksmith Small Engine Repair WYTHE PHARMACY 2219 Kecoughtan Road Hampton, Virginia Wythe Shopping Center Dial 244-3152 For Free Delivery 252 ADVERTISEMENTS HOLIDAY INN In Hampton — Newport News Your Host from Coast to Coast One of Virginia ' s Ne west Finest 1815 W. Mercury Blvd. Dial 838-0200 Sunset Marina Ltd. Dealers for Pearson Fiberglass Sail Boats Uniflite Fiberglass Boats 23 ' to 48 ' Matthews Cruisers 45 ' to 60 ' Century 1 6 ' to 24 ' Large area for boat storage Marine Travelift Marine Supplies accessories 25 Marina Rd.— 722-1658 LY|DE R Royals ADVERTISEMENTS 253 Vepco’s first commercial atomic power station is now under construction in Surry County, Virginia. In the new Information Center overlooking the site, you will see an excellent slide presentation, fascinating exhibits, and a working model of the reactor. (And from the balcony, you can watch them assemble the real thing.) Open 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Saturday and 1 PM to 6 PM on Sunday. For tour information call 771-3194 in Richmond. Vepco more power to you ... at less cost We’re united to help you grow financially. 1 0 Citizens Marine United Virginia Bank 254 ADVERTISEMENTS SOUTHAMPTON PHARMACY Phone: 722-4032 Congratulations Seniors tPuMex 3837 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. T ussy Yardley Old Spice Whitman ' s Candy Helena Rubinstein Revlon Montag Select Stationery C.E. Wheeler and C.L. Fisher Registered Pharmacists 3832 Kecoughtan Road Southampton Shopping Center Phone PA 2-6359 Eastman Kodak Dupont Papers Polaroid Hal Imark Dana Specialists in Tobaccos and Fine Cigars ELI ' S RESTAURANT Eli Mater, Your Host 26 East Mercury Blvd. Hampton, Virginia Telephones: 722-6666— 722-5367 723-9889 WYTHE TEXACO W.B. Nicholson, Mgr. 2120 Kecoughtan Rd. Hampton, Va. Phone: 245-898 1 COOPER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE All the latest styles and fashions in Men ' s and Boy ' s Clothing at 14-16 Mellen St. Phone: 722-5891 C.C. MUGLER SONS Air Conditioned Your family shopping center 26 E. Mellen St. Phoebus, Virginia Phone: 723-6431 RESIDENTIAL ° PAINT CONTRACTING 0 COMMERCIAL Congratulations To The Class of ' 71 REDOX RESTAURANT s paints wallpapers 2002 KECOUGHTAN ROAD, HAMPTON, VA. NEAL A. LINEBERRY OWNER Phone: 247-1901 ADVERTISEMENTS 255 Compliments of Supermarkets and Drive-Ins Jones ' Marina Compliments of 5 1 5 Bridge Street Hampton, Va. Fishing Equipment • Boat Slips Refreshments • Fish Bait Fuel Oil Phone: 723-94 1 8 Hampton Roads Marina, Inc. Marina Rd. (Off Ivy Home) Hampton, Va. 256 ADVERTISEMENTS BERT ' S FLOWER SHOP 1253 Olid Buckroe Rd. Hampton, Virginia Phone 723-0721 W.T. PATRICK SONS Hardware, Paints, Oils, Shingles, Roofing 389-391-393 W. Queen St. Dial 723-5016 Hampton, Va. 23369 SANDERS JEWELRY COMPANY Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Silverware 105 E. Queen St. Hampton, Va. Langley Hotel Bldg. 723-5346 MONTE ' S HAIR FASHION 1247 North King St. Hampton, Virginia 723-0212 Phone 838-3270 MERCURY FLORISTS Specializing in: funeral flowers hospital flowers wedding flowers corsages Mercury Plaza Mall 241 W. Mercury Blvd. H ampton, Va. JOY ' S MARINA 424 E. Queen Street Hampton, Virginia Bait, tackle ice Boat Slips FARBER JEWELERS Buckroe Shopping Center 723-4486 See us for pre-engagement rings Hampton High Charms Leonard C. Bernes Charles H. Friedman THE WEST END PHARMACY 107 Armstead Ave. Hampton Virginia Phone 722-1933 ADVERTISEMENTS 257 TV Sales Service • Curtis Mathes • Motorola • Zenith . RCA • Whirlpool Lee Hall TV Inc. Phone 838-8985 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 71 HUNT OIL COMPANY CENTURY BOWLING LANES Balls by Brunswick — Ebonite — AMF and others Full Line of shirts — bags — shoes Central Charge Master Charge 1519 E. Pembroke Ave. 722-2551 PATRON ' S Hampton Pet Shop From An Old Crabber CHANEY FOX 258 ADVERTISEMENTS IIFWMDT IWMK WE’VE LAUNCHED MORE THAN 500 SHIPS. But wait ' til you see our encore. When we started out in 1886, we were just a smal ship repair yard. We named the company Newport News. Because we were proud to be doing Today we’re the largest shipyard in the world. And we ' re still proud to cal ourselves Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Becai a lot of the people who helped put us where we are today come from right here on the Virginia Peninsula. . With their help, Newport News has become an important asset to our community, our state and our nation. Sure, launching over 500 ships in a le more than 80 years is a pretty impressive achievement. But we ' re not standing still for that. We ' re constantly lookinq to the future. J, fV} $ yCJL i ' And since our acquisition by Tenneco d vV V i rvf . Inc. we’ve got an even greater encore lined up for our employees and the community. NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK COMPANY iness here. ADVERTISEMENTS 259 HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL Class Rings and Announcements Supplied by L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY Charles G. Motley Charles G. Brown 260 ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS 261 JANE ' S HAIR FASHIONS Formerly Louise Salon 1268 Warwick Blvd. Phone 596-8982 Dai ly 9:00 to 5:00 pm Except Thursdays Jane Dickerson Helen Willoughby Pat Harlow color hair design Save Daily From 9 am - 9 pm HOUSE Five Furniture and Magnavox 3012 W. Mercury Blvd. Your Keys to Happiness Conn and Lowrey Organs KEYBOARD CORNER, INC. 3003 W. Mercury Blvd. Hampton, Va. 826-8623 GO KART ft % 1141 W. Pembroke Hampton 723-3803 Mon-Fri. 6 to 1 1 pm Sat-Sun- 1 to 1 1 pm McPHATTER SON Plasterers Lathing, Plastering, Stucco, Repairing Plaster Pays Fireproof 407 Industry Drive Hampton, Virginia 23361 James E. Manson, Owner HEATH ROOFING COMPANY 607 Rotary Street - Industrial Park Hampton, Virginia Edward E. Heath Office 826-4104 Owner Evenings 826-2623 Phone 722-5665 21 S. King St. Hampton, Va. HOUSTON PRINTING COMAPNY Raymond T. Doyle, Jr. — Class ' 54 Charles W. Wood — Class ' 66 JAMES T. WHARTON, JR., INC. Distributor: Arkla Gas Air Conditioning 604 Rotary Street Hampton, Virginia 23361 Area Code: 703 - 826-5521 262 ADVERTISEMENTS C.W. Lockwood Sons Inc. General Contractors Congratulations Graduates You Now Have A Foundation On which to build A Successful Life ' MARPLE OPTICAL Prescriptions Filled — Lenses Duplicated HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED One of the Nation ' s Largest REGULARLY Chrysler Dealers 32 W. QUEEN HAMPTON, VA. Poquoson Motors Dial 722-4831 PATRONS W. Mercury Blvd. Universal Auto Sales Corp. Hampton Penault - Pevgeot Virginia New Air Conditioning 1 1 5 Aberdeen Rd. ADVERTISEMENTS 263 C.W. Lockwood Sons Inc. © DOUGHNUTS T ry our Fund Raising Plan Buy 1 Doz. for $.40 and sell them for $.70 earn $.30 per doz. 826-61 1 1 America’s Favorite DOUGHNUT General Contractors Congratulations Graduates — You Now have a Foundation on which to build a successful Life. KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS 1 . Furn ish essentia I proteins, vitamins and minerals 2. Are economical. They furnish lots of energy for the cost. 3. They taste good. 4. They satisfy the normal craving for sweets. 5. They contribute to the well balanced diet. One hour ' mnmaiK CERTIFIES THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING Sales Service 6. They can be se rved at any time — breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, as a snack or dessert. 7. They are easy to serve. MANLEY SERVICE COMPANY Heating Air Conditioning Refrigeration Electric Plumbins Room Additions 826-8693 416 Aberdeen Road 725-8579 GUARANTEED FRESH ' 264 ADVERTISEMENTS