Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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1. Diane Miles and company dance to the music of the Soul Phonics. 2. A Soul Phonic, hard at work. 3. Natalie Wood and guest take a break from the fast pace. SCA DANCES EXPERIENCE AN UPSWING 3 Three SCA dances were held this year and contrary to last year all were slightly financially successful. Bands playing both rock and soul music were credited with the new success. 2 special events

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This year ' s pep rallies included Cowboy Day, Thanksgiving pep as¬ sembly, and various other pep rallies for our deserving teams. Due to Mr. Lovett ' s generosity, more time was allotted for pep rallies this year. During the Thanksgiving assembly SCA members raced around the gym with sheets collecting money tossed from the bleachers by students. The money was then given to the needy. On the whole pep rallies were more suc¬ cessful at rousing the school spirit this year.

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MOCK PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION, SUCCESS! Through the efforts of Roger Goldman and Danny McFarland, the student body was able to have a mock presidential convention. Mayor Mon¬ tague spoke on Nixon ' s behalf, Art Lieverman spoke for McGovern and the Democrats, and Lemar McGee spoke for the spirited American Party. Each speaker was greeted by rousing crys of support from their followers. In the school election where students had to register, Nixton was elected overwhelmingly. Roger Goldman pointed out that the assembly proved young people with different points of view can get together and peacefully express their opinions. 2 3 1. Roger Goldman and Angela Simpson applaud democratic speaker Art Lieverman, as conservatives Trip Wornom and David Bishop look on. 2. Gene Wilson, displaying his Nixon now sign, leads a group of Republican supporters. 3. Charlie Ger- ringer, Bob Neil, and Bob Jones display the Ameri¬ can flag on behalf of Schmitz. 4. Trip Wornom and Mayor Montague enjoy the Nixon support.