Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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TRADITIONAL FOOTBALL PARADE BROUGHT BACK Hampton High’s various clubs were busy the week before Homecoming getting ready for the first football parade since the annual Turkey Day game was ended several years ago. The parade route extended from the corner of LaSalle down W. Queen to Hampton High. The night was topped off by the traditional bonfire. 1. Of course, such a good Annual Staff float promoted yearbook sales. 2. Even the library club had a small but effective float in the parade. 3. Distinguished judges and spectators look on from the reviewing stand. 4. Timmy Daube and Wallice Washington make final asjustments for the D.E. float. 5. The Omp Pah Band ended the parade and captured first place for best all around. SPECIAL EVENTS — 19

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RENA COX WELL, MISS HHS The Miss HHS pageant contestants were all underclassmen. School clothes were modeled followed by the talent competition. The eleven contes¬ tants then modeled their gorgeous formats. The five semi-finalists were announced and then “the question’’ was asked: If you had a choice would you rather live in the past, present, or future? Four voted future and one, past. The judges made the hard deci¬ sion and Rena Coxwell was crowned Miss HHS 1974-75. 1. First Runner up Sharlene Caples. 2. Second runner up Charlene Dewitt. 3. Third runner up Zelda Johnson. 4. Fourth runner up Ola Gre- piotis. 5. Sharon Higgins enacts a monologue on her death. 6. Betty Mervin sings for her talent. 7. Renz Coxwell has just been crowned Miss HHS 1974-75. 8. Josilyn Williams, Miss HHS 1973-74 takes her farewell walk. 9. The contestants. SPECIAL EVENTS — 21