Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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ENGLISH AKS OH 1. Relaxing from a hectic schedule is MR. STANLEY MITCHEM. Educaton: B.A., M.A. College of William and Mary, Advanced Education, University of Virginia. 2. MS. BONNIE JONES checks on a novel. Education: B.S. Lincoln Uni¬ versity. Sponsor: Krabba Highlight. 3. Even after classes end, MR. THEODORE CRAIDON stays for drama rehearsals. Education: B.S.E. University of Central Arkansas, Sponsor: Thespians—Garricks Drama Club. 4. MR. WAYNE EATON “points” his message to the class. Education: Virginia Common¬ wealth University. Sponsor: Coach- Wrestling Team, Baseball Team. 5. Surrounded by her students is MS. HORNE. Education: B.S. Hampton Institute. Sponsor: S.C.A. 16

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Again this year, the English Depart¬ ment under the guidance of MS. ANN ALDRIDGE sponsored a book fair in December. A variety of books were available for the administration, faculty, and students. Unlike last year’s fair the books were purchased on a cash and carry basis. 1. MIKE ARCENEAUX requests the ad¬ vice of MR. ANTHONY EVANS. Educa¬ tion: B.S. College of William Mary, M.S. Old Dominion University, Advanced Education, University of Houston. 2. As MS. GLORIA WILLIAMS checks notebooks, she records the final grades. Education: B.A. Virginia Union University. Sponsor: Junior Class. 3. Lectures provide the necessary notes in MR. CHARLES JOHNSON’S classes. Education: B.A. Bridgewater Col¬ lege, M.A. University of Virginia. 4. Sorting papers at the end of the day is MS. ANN DeLOATCH. Education: B.S. Saint Paul ' s College, M.A. Hampton Institute. Sponsor: Krabba Annual. 5. Pointing out the correct procedure is MS. FRANCES CRITES. Education: B.S. Central State University of Oklahoma. 6. MS. SUE ED¬ WARDS records the semester grades. Educa¬ tion: B.S. Longwood College. Sponsor: Fo¬ rensics. 15

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I Although most subjects were changed to the semester system, English remained on the quarter system. Seniors were allowed to double only once if it was absolutely necessary for graduation. Juniors and Sophomores were not granted this priviledge. 1. During the day, MS. MARION WRIGHT keeps a watchful eye on her classes. Educa¬ tion: B.A. Virginia Union University, M.A. Hampton Institute. Sponsor: S.A.E. 2. MR. DAVID SCHINDEL tells one of his favorite “proverbs.” Education: A.B. College of William and Mary, M.A. Old Dominion Uni¬ versity. Sponsor: Soccer. 3. MS. ANN ALDRIDGE recites a passage from Shake¬ speare. Education: B.A. Christopher Newport College. 4. Letting the class visualize his con¬ cept is MR. JOHN SCOTT. Education: B.S. Hampton Institute. Sponsor: Krabba Kara- van. 5. MRS. DORIS DANCY discusses the homework assignment. Education: B.A. North Carolina Central University. Sponsor: Seafarer, Senior Class. 17