Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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While working in the Computer Math room, Senior Gayle Williams makes an informative phone call. School mascot “Freddy gives a fearless grin on the S.A.E. banner. Senior Cynthia Hammond prepares the National Honor Society display for Club Day. 0 — Club Day

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A YEAR OF BIRTH, DEATH AND POLITICS The year was filled with many events both won¬ drous and alarming. While the war continued be¬ tween Israel and Lebanon, a countless number of happenings were occurring elsewhere, not only internationally and nationally, but also locally. While many died in Lebanon, Americans heard the shocking news that recent Emmy winner, Henry Fonda, died after a long heart ailment. In addi¬ tion, it was learned that Princess Grace of Mona¬ co, formerly Grace Kelly, died as a result of a car accident. Tidewater residents were stunned when Frank Coppola, a Newport News citizen, was ex¬ ecu ted. Just as shocking was the news that Donald Reagan, a local Marine, was killed in Lebanon. Several Americans died from deadly batches of Extra-Strength Tylenol laced with cyanide. However, the year was not marked by deaths alone. Princess Diane gave birth to a son named Prince William and the nation ' s seventh test tube baby was born to a local couple. 1982 was also a year of politics, both on the state and local level. The 1982 Senate and Congres¬ sional races involved much campaigning. Presi¬ dent Reagan visited the state in order to gain support for Paul Trible. However, Dick Davis, the other Senate contender, struck back, which made the election a heated contest. On the local level. Dr. William Bainbridge was announced as the re¬ placement for Edward Szetela as Superintendent of Hampton City Schools. Charles Friedman, an employee of a local store, takes the potentially dangerous Extra-Str ength Tylenol cap¬ sules off the shelves. Frank Coppola shows little emotion af¬ ter learning of his execution date. President Reagan shows his support for Senatorial candidate Paul Trible. The new Superintendent of Hampton City Schools, Dr. William Bainbridge, promises to make several improve¬ ments in the school system. Photos Courtesy of Daily Press Current Events — 9 -cv- ISM

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Early Recruiting In order to give new students an opportunity to see the wide selection of groups and orga¬ nizations that were available, the SCA and the ICC began planning very early in the year for Club Day. Club Day was held to give clubs a chance to recruit new members and to gain recognition. The event was held of September 23 and 24. Participating clubs displayed special features, types of activi¬ ties, awards and honors. The clubs were placed in three dif¬ ferent categories and their dis¬ plays were judged. The winners for the various categories were. Honor and Service Organiza¬ tions — National Honor Society, Subject Related Organizations — Distributive Education Clubs of America, and Special Inter¬ est Organizations — Ski Club. By planning ways to recruit club members, even before new students arrived, the SCA and the ICC were able to get students involved in extra-cur¬ ricular activities early. Foreign Language Club member Mike Arnold discusses his club with an in¬ terested student. While standing at the National Honor Society display, Senior Doug Cunning¬ ham awaits the judges. Computer Math sponsor Ms. Sheila Rogers demonstrates the use of the Ap¬ ple Computer. Ski Club member Cathy Mitchell dis¬ cusses past Ski Club adventures. Juniors Mary Burcham and Susan Helms show how much Keyettes do for the community. Club Day —11