Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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ERIOUS SPOTLIGHT memories bring you back Memories Bring you Back , was heard throughout Darling Stadium as alumni from all around relived and discussed old high school times. Homecoming festivities began Monday with such spirit-filled events as Twin-day, Tacky bruin-day, and Red and White Day. The excite¬ ment flowed as the Homecoming court was announced during the pep rally. Crabbers then headed downtown for the an¬ nual homecoming parade where spirit and ex¬ citement rose as many clubs and organizations moved by with entries of floats and decorated cars. At the game, suspense was held until halftime where Lynn Bobbit was named Homecoming queen. Senior attendants were Antoinette Wal ¬ lace and Nicole Herbin. The day was then topped off with the Homecoming dance where students danced to the music of Kiss-96. The game ended in a close loss to Bethel, but homecoming was still a great success. At Homecoming, Lynn Bobbitt was sur¬ prised at being announced Homecoming Queen. Juniors Brandy Musgrove and Ramarla Mussel- man show their spirit during Spirit Week. At Homecoming, sophomore Tami Roberts is escorted by cadet Kevin Artis. Sophomore Attendant Tammi Higgins is escorted by cadet Johnathan Mitchell. 18 — Homecoming

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ET ' S GET ROWDY it ' s that simple and that complicated ii T’m so excited”! Without JLthe right to assemble, how could the “dynamite” pep rallies have taken place? At the pep rallies, everyone came to life. As the students screamed and shouted in a wave of joyful “heat”, the sweat poured from those who were most excited. Although it is that simple to get the students rowdy, it is that complicated to get them to settle down. The band got the class motivated and ready to groove while the cheerlead¬ ers bopped and led the classes in our famous mot¬ to chant, “You Can’t Crush a Crab.” The classes competed to see who could create the loudest decibels of chants and screams, along with the shaking of the bleachers for the all-around spirit stick. Although the seniors usually won, the juniors and sopho¬ mores put up a good fight. At the end of the pep rallies, con¬ fetti and newspaper was all that was left. Yet the classes were motivated, rowdy, and ready to go out and support their team on a winning streak to V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. Senior Victor Brown and band mem¬ bers decide which song to play next. New band director Mr. Mark Gillions looks on as the Pep Band performs. Pep Rallies — 17

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Senior Lynn Bobbit proudly accepts the honors of being chosen Homecoming Queen. Escorted by cadet David Seabolt, Junior Attendant Brandy Musgrove moves to her place during Homecoming. Senior Attendant Antoinette Wallace is escorted by cadet Reginald Chapman. Escorted across the field by cadet Robert Pettaway, Senior Attendant Nicole Herbin moves to her place during Homecoming. Homecoming — 19