Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Thanksgiving food is packed up and ready to be delivered. Senior Charles Hartsell reviews needy family address sheets. Senior Darra Maxwell eagerly begins the job of delivering Thanksgiving food. Thanksgiving — 21

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Creating A Nicer Thanksgiving Publicity and competition were the key words for the suc¬ cess of the SCA Thanksgiving Food Drive. By using the SCA Announcement every morning during the Drive and hanging up signs along the hallways, the SCA was able to get students involved in collecting food and raising money. The SCA Repre¬ sentatives worked with their first period classes to bring in food and money to give a needy family a nicer Thanksgiving. The Drive collected a total of $630.00 and enough food for thirty families. Project Chairper¬ son Kathy Gleason described the Drive as unsurpassed” in the project ' s history. After the Food Drive was over, the three first place classes that brought in the most money and food were given a complimentary sheet cake from the SCA. A hall sign reminds students to give food for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. SCA President John Plemmons in¬ structs Representatives of the procedure for the food drive. 20 — Thanksgiving

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This little tree, decorated by Mrs. Ashby Williams’ third period Government class, stands proud on the stage during the Christmas Assembly. Mr. Sidney Swiggett directs teachers singing during the Christmas Assembly. Crabber Christmas Christmas was a busy time. From decorating doors to the stocking drive, Crabbers were constantly on the move the last two weeks before Christmas vacation. The giving spirit was everywhere. The SCA spon¬ sored a stocking drive in which money was collected in orderto buy Christmas presents for underprivileged children. Ex¬ cess money collected was don¬ ated to The Adam Schuler Fund. Students were treated to a Christmas assembly which was highlighted by a performance by the Vocal Ensemble and a version of the Nutcracker Suite. Even Saint Nick himself showed up for the event. On the final day of school before the holidays began, band mem¬ bers roamed the halls perform¬ ing Christmas carols, getting students into the Christmas mood. This was certainly one of the best Christmases ever. 22 — Christmas