Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Helping Hands Many of Hampton ' s students were involved in activities in our community. These ranged from adopting a grandparent to sponsoring children ' s parties. Many of these projects were done for the benefit of others, while a few were done with their own enjoyment in mind. For whatever the reason, students did contribute their time and effort and to our community. Helping with the Thanksgiving Drive, Tracey Tabb and Kathy Gleason carry food donated for Food Drive spon¬ sored by the SCA. Manning the cash register, Ken Grady checks out customers at the South¬ hampton Pharmacy. Riding on top of a float during the Pheobus Day Parade, Pam Davis, en¬ joys the privileges extended to her as Miss Varsity Club. Behind the counter at 7-11, Rick Husted fills out inventory forms.

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National Honor Society members Amy Shoemaker, Alicia Everett, Doug Cunningham, Laura Diggs, and John Plemmons carol at the Hampton Con¬ valescence Center. John Plemmons is accompanied by Mrs. Rogers at the Faculty ' s Children ' s Christmas Party. 28 — Students in the Community

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Band Majorettes: K. Splain, D. Crawley, S. Walton, S. Schofield, J. Sharp Drum Majors: L, Diggs, M. Hatfield. Bottom Row: B. McMillan, T. Barnes, T. Warthan, V. Brown, J. Wilson, W. Carter, L. Kemp, C. Marshall, M. Williamson, J. Parker, R. Beverly, K. Thompson, J. Figueiredo, A. Miserentino, S. Webb, Second Row: J. Arthur, O. Scipio, W. Harrison, J. Alston, M. Hanson, M. Pames, S. Mathews, S. Suelter, T. Banks, A. Howell, D. Rankins, T. Tabb, T. Hamlette, Mr. David G. Anson. Third Row: R. Myers, R. Alston, G. Coles, F. Anderson, J. Borum, J, Slade, K. Wagner, G. Boyer, Y. Vaughter, D. Gallman, R. Schooley, L. Johnson, C. Mundy, S. Joyner, J. Lewis. Fourth Row: J. Hanline, C. Smith, M. Mugler, T. Plemmons, R. Williams, P. Sim¬ mons, S. Evans, T. Potter, M. Humphreys, S. Sprouse, J. Glynn, N. Voges. Fifth Row: W. Branch, E. Musselwhite, S. Stro- ble, D. Vandergrift, C. Roberts, J. Greene, T. Keaton, J. Walden, C. From- al, D. Bradsher, J. Parker, V. Carter, G. Carpenter, W. Howerton, C. Hudgins. Flags Tubas: K. Barrett, D. Bryant, D. Cherry, C. Myers, L. Fogarty, S. Glynn, L. Henry, N. Willis, Q. Howell, K. Williams, M. Hoggard, W. Croom, D. Perry, A. Mor¬ gan, L. Horne, L. Stenerson, T. Goodman, P. Zimmerman, T. Terry, R. Shelton, S. Smiley, L. Parker. Musicians Perform The famous author John Wil¬ son once wrote, Music is a Uni¬ versal Language”. The band and chorus organizations worked very hard to promote the use of this language. The choirs sang such classics as, Cantique de Jean Racine”, and You ' ll Never Walk Alone . The concerts, besides raising money, allowed the community to see some fine choral perform¬ ances. To achieve their standard of excellence, the band worked several hours for two weeks in the summer, and after school during the fall, in addition to their regular practice time in the school class period. f i WT ™ J ' ™ t ] ; t m b f 1 WuFl ; |E ..A m m Band Director David Anson stands ready for the next selection. Piano accompanist Lisa Persson, gives Choral Director Sydney Swiggett a Christmas present from the A ' Cappel- la Choir. 30 — Concerts A v