Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Brimming with exciting activities, football Homecoming proved to be a memorable event for H.H.S. students. The week began with an alumni assembly entitled “The History of Hampton High School. It was presented by senior Sonjia Smith. The list of activities continued with a car bash and ice cream sale after school. The traditional parade filled the streets with marching units, floats and the sound of horns and drums. The Homecoming game was held despite the rain-soaked field. An array of umbrellas dotted the stands as the Crabber faithful braved the wet weather. The spirit remained undampened, however, and the Crabber team romped to a 27-0 victory over the York Falcons. A dance and the crowning of Homecoming Queen Susan Quinn concluded the festivities. An appropriate exclamation for football Homecoming . . . What a splash! escorted rShielda; Daniels was by Lin wood Williams. Jean Donaldson and Greg without an umbrella. Garrett weather the storm Sophomore Sheri Stillwell was es- corted by Lester Baber. m , «. si

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ente ' rtj “If a Man Answers”, a comedy-romance, was the first play presented by the drama department during the year 75-’76. Seven weeks of hard practice were spent in preparation for the production. The first week was devoted to auditions and casting. The following six weeks were spent on learning lines and constructing props. George Righter was in charge of the set building. Mr. Theodore Craidon was the director. The lead actors and actresses were Natalie Blatchford , Bobby Otte, Mary Leath and Brad Jones. Portraving Chitntal Stae ii Answers ' . X (italic Blatchfo - her “husband . Bobby Otte and a flirti Wearily answering Tammy Hit)) j“Hello?” Posing for Bob flashes a smile 18 — SPECIAL EVENTS