Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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FHA, FTA WORK TOWARD BETTERMENT OF PEOPLE The purpose of FHA is to help indi¬ viduals improve personal, family, and eommunity living. FHA sponsors a Fashion Show annually. In addition they have given projects for the bet¬ terment of the community, such as a Christmas party at Hampton General Hospital for the children. FTA members had their hands full with a car wash and Christmas parties. FTA also sponsored an annual Banquet of all Peninsula High School FTA’s. The highlight of the year was a trip to Old Dominion College. 1. A touch of “home” in the classroom. 2. Phyllis Slade has hard time making up her mind. 3. The lonely steps of ODU. 4. FHA in action. 2 ORGANIZATIONS — 29

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1. A look at Massanuter. 2. The slopes oi Bryce Mountain. 3. You have to watch every move. 4. Captain Crunch and Chess. CHESS TEAM, SKI CLUB 1 The Hampton Chess Team spearheaded by Daniel Wentz and Paul Macklin was disappointed this year by failing to achieve their annual undefeated record. Instead, the chess team finished third in the district with a eight win, three loss record. With the expectation of many returning chess players, Hampton can expect a promis¬ ing future again next year, “On your left and right,” was a sound commonly heard by skiers on the ski slopes of Virginia. The ski club of Hampton managed to “hit” the slopes of Bryce Mountain and Mas¬ sanuter in more ways than one.

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KEY CLUB SELL KRABBA DIRECTORIES This year’s Key Club “was kept on the move’’ by President Tommy Bishop. As usual, the Key Clubbers have sold Krabba Directories, book covers, and worked Skeezer during all Hampton football games. Incoming sophomores were introduced to the club on the first day of school when they sold popsicles. For the second consecutive year, they have won first place for a float in the Homecoming parade. Service projects consist of col¬ lecting for Muscular Dystrophy, Heart Fund, and Leukemia. They have also cleaned trophies at school and painted the trash cans and baseball duggout. Key Clubbers prepare programs. KEYETTES ARE ALWAYS BUSY Busy is the only word to express the Keyettes this year. Fund raising pro¬ jects of selling food at night school. Saint Patrick cards. Singing Valentines,and flowers on the first day of spring have supported their efforts to help others. They have participated in ROT, bookbinding. Teacher Ap¬ preciation Week, and saluted Mr. Middlemyer. Red Cross Projects and the Health Fair made the public more aware of their well being. This year was highlighted when the Hampton High Keyettes won first place in the Keyette International Talent Contest. Other activities included a bike raffle, intramural sports, and a hayride with the Key Club. 1. President Angela Simpson smilingly leads Keyette meeting. 2. Flowers on the first day of Spring show Keyette spirit.