Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Mrs. Doris Dancy — English Department Chairman. Education: B.A. in English, North Carolina Central; M.A. in English, Hampton Institute. Sponsor English Honor Society and Literary magazine. Mr. Andreas Dellis — Spanish and French. Education: B.A. in Spanish and French, Hunter College; M.Ed. in Guidance, College of William and Mary. Ms. Ann DeLoatch — English. Education: B.S. in English, Saint Paul’s College; M.A. in Secondary Education English, Hampton Institute. Sponsor Yearbook. Mr. C. R. Dixon — ICT. B.S. Norfolk State College. Mrs. Pamela Dozier . Special Education. B.S. in Special Education, Virginia State College. Mrs. Sue Edwards — English. Education: B.S. in English. Longwood College, M.S. in English Education, Old Dominion University. Sponsor Forensic Team. Mrs. Barbara Eger — German. Mrs. Linda Ellis — Home Economics. Education: B.S. and M.S., Hampton Institute. Sponsor FHA. Mr. Anthony Evans — Reading. Education: B.S. in Secondary Education, College of William and Mary; M.S. in Elementary Education and Reading, Old Dominion University. Mrs. Joyce Hobson — Physical Education. Education: B.S. in Health and Physical Education, Virginia State College. Teachers Who Made a Difference Mr. Matthews is busy working with machines in woodwo rk class with a student. Mr. Billy Turner takes a rest from work. Educa¬ tion: B.S. in Industrial Arts, and M.A. in Education, East Carolina College. Mr. Gary Holt plays with his pet during the day. Education: B.S. in Biology, Tennessee Wesleyan Col¬ lege; M.A. in Science Education, University of Virginia. Making the difference in the classroom meant giving all of one’s energy and time. New methods and a greater variety of materials to be studied called for more preparation. Small group activities and more in¬ dividualized activities required extensive planning. Relating to students had greatest appeal. Teachers who could make students enjoy learning by using the lessons to enhance the students own lives gained greater respect. Students realized that teachers gave 110% of themselves for their cause. 28 — Faculty

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THE CRABBER BACKBONE The administrators and teachers were the real “backbone” to the school’s suc¬ cess. Principal Rufus Gant and assistant principal Mr. Joe Price could be seen mornings greeting teachers and students in the hallways and parking lots. These gestures aided in getting students quickly in the building and to their classes. New assistant principal of in¬ struction, Mrs. Williams was very concerned about her new task. Coming from Bethel High School as the former Dean of Girls, Mrs. Williams explained that she had to make a fast change of her license plate which had read DOG — BHS. Mr. Croft continued to advise SCA in addition to his regular duties. SCA Sponsor, Mr. John Blelloch, prepares to speak at a pep rally. Taking care of business, Mr. Warren Bennett talks on the phone. Working diligently, Dean of Boys Mr. Mike Smith finishes his paperwork. Mr. David Anson — Band. Education: B.S. in Music Education, Morris Harvey College; M.S. of Music, Catholic University of America. Sponsor — Marching Band. Ms. Rose L. Bradley — Social Studies. Education: B.A. in Sociology, Hampton Institute, M.A. in Education, Northwestern University. Sponsor — Junior Class, Mrs. Betty Bulger — Business. Education: B.S. in Business Education, Longwood College; Sponsor — Keyette Co-Sponsor, Scholarship committee. Mr. Kenneth Butler — Guidance Director. Education: B.A. in English, Old Dominion University; M.S. of Education, College of William and Mary; Cert. Adv. Graduate Student, College of William and Mary. Mrs. Catherine Chambers — Business. B.S. in Business Education, North Carolina A T Univ.; Co- Sponsor FBLA. Mrs. Peggy Christian — Business. Education: B.S. in Home Economics Education, Radford University. Sponsor — FHA. Mr. Theodore Craidon — English. Education: B.S.E. University of Central Arkansas Faculty and Administration — 27

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Mrs. Olive Hopson — Guidance. Education: B.S. in English, Fayetteville State University; M.A. in Guidance and Counseling, Hampton Institute. Mrs. Ruth Hopson — Mathematics. Education: B.S. in Mathematics, Hampton Institute; M.A. in Math Education, College of William and Mary. Mrs. Catherine Horne — English. Education: B.S. in English and M.A. in English, Hampton Institute. Co-Sponsor: English Honor Society. Mr. Frank Johnson — Science. Education: B.S. in Physical Education and Biology, Bluefield State College; M.A. in Physical Education and M.A. in Secondary School Administration, Hampton Institute. Sponsor: JV Football and Swimming. i Science teacher Mrs. Betty Long puts scores in her grade book. Education: B.S. Albany State University; M.A. Hampton Institute. Physical Education teacher Mr. Fred Hamilton spends time in his books. Education: B.S. Virginia State College. Sponsor: Track. Major Wayne Na st — ROTC. Ms. Patricia Mitchell sets up the volley ball net. Education: B.A. Health and Physical Education, Lynchburg College; M.A. in Secondary Education, Hampton Institute. Sponsor: Girls ' Tennis. Mr. Lewis Hartley takes time to rest during his planning period. Faculty — 29