Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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FBLA members Lisa Brown and Sonia Green proudly display the club ' s beautifully decorated float. Senior class attendants Lisa Diggs, Wendy Sprague, and Renita Law¬ rence travel to Darling Stadium, where one them will be crowned Homecom¬ ing Queen at halftime. Sharon Manley, Sandra Lawson, and Karen France show their Crabber spirit as the Drama Club float begins its journey to Darling Stadium. Homecoming —15

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Homecoming 1982 Homecoming received an enthusiastic welcome from stu¬ dents, staff, and alumni. It was a much waited for event and was preceded by a week full of preparations. Organizations and clubs busi¬ ly made floats for the parade with hopes of winning the honor of having the best float. While students and faculty partici¬ pated in Spirit Week, it was plain to see that this event was and will always be a very impor¬ tant part of Hampton! Ski Club float featuring Freddie gets ready for the homecoming parade, where it captured a tie for best float. Keyettes Jan Van Dyke, Caroline Herndon, Betty Boyd, and Susan Spear wave to the crowds as they pass along the parade route. Dressed as clowns, Betti Pence, Mary Burcham, and Christine Saville accept the trophy for Best Non-float for the Junior Classical League. Homecoming

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Catch The Spirit Spirit Week was a time tor all Crabbers to show just how much pride in their school they pos¬ sessed. Various activities were implemented to help the stu¬ dents in their endeavor. Monday, October 11 was Hat and Shades Day — a day when students and faculty donned their best or worst hats and sun¬ glasses. Tuesday, October 12 was Button Day. Crabbers could be seen modeling their various pin-on buttons. Wednes¬ day, October 13, was 50 ' s Day — a day Crabbers traveled backwards in time to the by¬ gone days of leather jackets, grease-slicked hair, poodle skirts, and bobby socks. On Thursday, October 14, Crabbers celebrated Class Day by wear¬ ing certain articles of clothing bearing insignias prevalent to their class. Later that night a spectacular bonfire, the likes of which has never been seen, took place. To end Spirit Week on a rather high note, Red White Day held October 15th. An array of red and white fashions could be seen from corner to corner and at the energy generating pep rally which took place. Ecstatic over their victory in spirit stick competition, the seniors rejoice. Senior Lisa Johnson sports her black hat on Hat and Shades day. Cheerleaders Kathy Gleason, Patrice Waller, Karen Powell, Angie Hunter, and Robbin Stephens punk it up be¬ fore the pep rally. Seniors represented their class during spirit week by decorating the front half Spirit Week