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KARA VAN AND HONOR SOCIETY TOOK THE HAMPTON FAMILY 1. Mrs. Dancy, Natalie Blatchford, and Karen Sacks check over Seafarer. 2. Natalie and Karen laugh at what they have written for the Seafarer. 3. The Honor Society Volleyball team. 4. Mark Enderson explains the next group activity to Cheryl Collins. 5. Krabba Karavan members prepare the next program. 6. Susan Quinn reads her part while the other members time her. 7. Krabba Highlight members look over the news¬ paper. 8. Ann Sexton, Jan Lynch, and Shawn Brown convince students to buy a newspaper. ORGANIZATIONS — 23
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KRABBA HIGHLIGHT, SEAFARER, KRABBA ACTIVE PARTS IN Seafarer staff, under the leadership of Mrs. Doris H. Dancy and editor Ka¬ ren Sacks published two issues, one of which was a calendar. The National Honor Society is an organization based on superior scholastic achievement combined with character, leadership and service. Be¬ fore Easter, the money raising project was selling decorated sugar Easter eggs and was very successful. Change in broadcast time, change in policy, and change in format describe Krabba Karavan for 1974-1975. Air time returned to Saturday morning af¬ ter having been Wednesday night for the preceding year. The students of H.H.S. were in¬ formed of Hampton’s past, present and future happenings with the help of the Krabba Highlight, our newspaper. 22 — ORGANIZATIONS
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DO FOREIGN LANGUAGES Old and new activities filled the German Club calendar this year. Th¬ ese included an Octoberfest Picnic, a trip to Washington, D.C., making Leb- kuchen for Valentine’s Day, a camping trip, a regional convention, and the annual banquet. This year the French Club gathered to take bike rides to Newport News Park with Mr. Solomon, who proved to be the reliable trail blazer. Other ac¬ tivities included participating in the Foreign Language Week which con¬ cluded with the annual banquet; sev¬ eral members corresponding with stu¬ dents in France to exchange ideas, vis¬ iting a French restaurant, and a picnic to end the school year. Spanish Club, under the sponsor¬ ship of Mrs. S. McCracken and Mr. A. Dellis was very active this year. Throughout the year they sold Mrs. Smith pies, made flowers for the May Day project and raised money for the $100 scholarship to be awarded to a senior club member. 24 — ORGANIZATIONS
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