Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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10 1. Bob Wilson marks down another win. 2. Sandy Williams and Tommy Hogge examine their watermelon for seeds. 3. Eager hands reach for a cold glass of freshly squeezed lemonade. 4. John McFall quickly explains the rules before the struggle begins. 5. Ruth Councill is content to just sit and blow bubbles. 6. Students dance to Hampton band. 7. Eleanor Patrick just leans back and lets the people browse. 8. David Belvin is astonished by all the flowers. 9. David Col- onna strains to get every last drop. 10. Won ' t somebody buy something?” MAY DAY GETS BIGGER AND BETTER EVERY YEAR SPECIAL EVENTS — 23

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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

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COLOUR The Hampton Room of the Sheraton Inn was transformed into a world of color. The use of flourescent paints, colored and black lights were used to the maximum to give a dynamic effect. Music was furnished by the Positive Sound band. The coffee-area was used as the lounge; the swimming pool was the background. 1. The Prom Court: Princess — Ruth Council. King — Lance Enderson, Queen — Deryl Ses- soms, Prince — Fred Boykins. 2. The Positive Sound gettin’ down to the music. 3. Sandra Murray dancing to the music. 24 SPECIAL EVENTS