Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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•Stepping out of the vot- ing booth used for the SCA election, Steve lalidtnj comments, He cool As the year rolled around to a close, it was time to elect the SCA officers for the year ’76- 77. For the first time, a voting machine was used to calculate the votes. It was necessary to hold two elections because of an infringement in the rules by the candidates. One problem arose when the candidates began campaigning over a 50-foot boundary, thus a second election was held. Despite all the complications, the new officers were elected. For the year 1976-77 Chuck Womack, president; Ricky Brake, vice-president; Sherri Moore, secretary; Kletos Pitsilides, treasurer; Becky Miller, chaplain. SPECIAL EVENTS — 13

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Sitting amidst the crowd, Mr. Lovett , Mr. Garland Lively, superintendent of schools and Mr. Price judge the floats as they pass by the reviewing stand during the Home- coming Parade. With precision timing, the R.O.T.C. marching unit per- forms a special exercise at NASA. ! 12 — SPECIAL EVENTS

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★ May 21, 1976 was certainly a Starry, Starry Night as the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hampton Coliseum. The Juniors, after a long, hard year of raising money, selecting a band, planning decorations, and keeping the theme a surprise, were seeing stars from all of their hard work. Seniors were shocked to find out just what the juniors could do, arriving at the highly decorated coliseum. The streamers, the cake, the candy and nut holders on the tables, the fountain inside, and dieir names announced as they entered were just a few of the things at which the star struck seniors were amazed. This was certainly an event in their senior year that they will not forget, as ' Everybody is a Star’. 14 — SPECIAL EVENTS