Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Without the freedom to assemble, how could the “dynamite” pep rallies have taken place? As the football team progressed toward the State Championship game, students were given the freedom to express their appreciation to the team in extended pep rallies. Flying freely above the upturned heads of fans, the “Crabber Craft,” obtained by the S.C.A., soared through the skies, carrying banners proclaiming the Sha-Na-Na spirit and victory to the Red Machine. Crabber spirits also soared to new heights as Hampton captured the AAA State Football Championship crown. INTRODUCTION — 5

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