Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Summertime weather in the dead of winter is a most unusual thing. November temperatures hit record high. As there is no time like the pre¬ sent, the summertime was taken ad¬ vantage of. Lunch out of doors became a frequent and pleasant occurrence. The sunny days even made studying a little more pleasurable. Now ! knov that if I sit here long enough it will come to me. ' TTim Jmm Lunch out of doors on the new picnic tables is always delicious. THE NOVEL REMAINS WHEN THE NEW PASSES This is a beautiful day to just talk. I 4 INTRODUCTION

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TIMES CHANGE AND NOVEL THINGS OCCUR Novelties. A new way of saying an old thing can be very novel. Our holiday decorations carry an age old message. The ways, though, are as unique as they are various. Mr. Lovett is not a neoterist. Why? A neoterist is a maker of new words and expressions. But the way Mr. Lovett says things is very out of the ordinary. Everyone has the spirit. INTRODUCTION — 3

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The much appreciated change in the weather persuaded many students to cycle to school. Other students seemed to just enjoy frolicing in the warm sunshine. There were some though that sought the true winter slime. A ski club was or¬ ganized at Hampton High School. In the latter part of February, Hampton students sponsored an excursion to the Massanut- ten Ski resort. There is nothing like friends and a good time. Silhouette against the sky. Is this one mine?