Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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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

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3 Traditional May Day was celebrated this year with more enthusiasm than ever. Clubs helped to make the day a success. Activities included a dance sponsored by the Varsity cheerleaders; a pingpong tournament by the Chem- Phy club; a Key club lemonade and watermelon sale; an arm wrestling contest by drama club; skateboard and pogo stick races by the Keyettes; old annual and picture sale by the annual staff; popsicles and soap bubbles sale by the National Honor Society; paper flower sale by Spanish club; baked goods sale by FTA; and, as always, there was the dunking booth. 5 •■pecjal events