Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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With Ms. Croushore ' s help, senior Travis Jordan gets caught up on class work. Senior Scott Gibson ponders his duties as he waits for class to start. Classroom Activities — 9

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Just the Beginning Taking a break from her work during study hall, Lori Parker is glad to com¬ plete the task. As senior Kathy Johnson sits in class, she awaits the moment to go home. Seniors Rowene Resler, Joe Marek, Carol Yannarella work with understan¬ ding Calculus. During the very hot days, senior Lytrece Claude enjoys a break at the fan. “E-GAD, I have Miss X for government! I’ve heard she’s so hard.” “Like, for sure. I have Mr. Block for Trig. Can you believe that? Like, barf me out the door!” Tho se were how the beginn¬ ing days of school always started. There was talk about summer, guys, girls and .. . classes, and new and old teachers. Sitting in class on opening day was a combination of ex¬ citing, boring, terrific, terrible. There was always someone who didn’t like you or did like you. It always seemed the teachers forgot yourname or worse remembered it. As students sat in class, hum¬ drum, wondering when the bell for home would ring. It seemed like an eternity. Once the bell rang they always came back to life. - Classroom Activities

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Homework, tests, ana exams are an a part of student life, but students knew that school wasn’t just a place of teaching and learning. The many clubs, orgnizations, and teams gave the students a chance to do something other than just school work, whether they actually par¬ ticipated or just spectated. Pep rallies, spirit weeks, and homecoming were special to the students, but student life didn’t just live in and around the walls of the school. Students also had after school and or weekend jobs. Junior Eicky Powell is glad to hear the dismissal bell. -■ Student Life ■c msm SWII