Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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As she flies from project to project, Stevie Nicks consistently exhibits her unique style. Following the roundabout, Tre¬ vor Rabin and Chris Squire show that “It can happen.” Stephen Pearcy points out that he is indeed, a wanted man at the Col¬ iseum. Billy Squier makes the rounds again and casts his fortune into the wind. Concerts

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Stopping for a photograph at Kings Dominion, seniors Jan Rosser, Tabitha Sornberger, Chris Gott, and former student John Miller make their way to the Go Go’s concert. Seniors Mark Mugler and Marc Graveline start summer excitement with a trip to Maryland. PUN IN THE SUN A nticipation of summer fun was fog-thick among students in the spring. Crab¬ bers anxiously awaited the time for school to end, the surf to rise, and the partying to begin. In addition to flocking to the east coast, many stu¬ dents attended concerts and local amusement parks and prepared for vacations. Area summer concerts included the Romantics, the Cars, the Go Go’s, INXS, and Tina Tur¬ ner. Summer vacations ranged from Maryland to South America. hi ■ ■S0 1 - Water skiing in Back River, senior Bobby Allsbrook finds ample time for summer fun. i i

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CIRCUS OF HEAVEN T he tide, rolling in upon Virginia’s beaches, makes a beau¬ tiful sound. Whether loud or soft, the rhyth¬ mic beating of the waves against the shore al¬ ways brings to mind mu¬ sic. As the tide begins to As the world’s rushing by, Jeff Golub avoids the contradic¬ tions and shows we’re dying to survive. The income may be different but the outcome’s still the same as Billy Squier and Jeff Golub show us how to play the game. rise, so do the students’ spirits. Early in the morning, when students are lying on their beds, they’re sticking to the rhythm of the music in their heads. Often rocking in the mirror, as they’re rolling out the door, they hop into the car and put the pedal to the floor. Music is calling out their number, and taking them for a ride. They are all trying to find something to keep them satisfied. With Tony Kaye at the gates of delerium, Trevor Rabin en¬ gages in a piercing solo.