Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Mr. Rufus M. Gant —Principal Mr. Joseph L. Price — Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Croft — Assistant Principal Mrs. Violet G. Williams — Assis¬ tant Principal Mr. Warren Bennett — Science Department Chairman Mr. John Blelloch — Social Stud¬ ies; Inter-Club Council, sponsor; sponsor Student Cooperative Association Ms. Rose L. Bradley — Social Stud¬ ies; sponsor Junior Class Mrs. Betty Bulger — Business; sponsor Keyettes Mr. Kenneth Butler — Guidance Director; Debate Team, sponsor Mrs. Catherine Chambers — Busi¬ ness Mrs. Peggy Christian — Home Ec. Mrs. Elsie Cox — Business Mr. Theodore Craidon — English Mrs. Doris Dancy — English De¬ partment Chairman; sponsor En¬ glish Honor Society Mr. Andreas Dellis — Spanish and French Ms. Ann Deloatch — English; sponsor Krabba Annual Staff Mr. C.R. Dixon — ICT; sponsor Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Mrs. Pamela Dozier — Special Ed¬ ucation Mrs. Sue Edwards — English; sponsor Forensics Mrs. Frances Ellis — Secretary Mrs. Linda Ellis — Home Econo¬ mics; sponsor Future Homemak¬ ers of America Mr. Anthony Evans — Reading Mr. Frederick Hamilton — Physi¬ cal Education Department Chairman; sponsor Track Team Mr. Lewis Hartley — Industrial Arts Mrs. Janet Henry — Data Proces¬ sing Mr. Gary Holt — Science Mrs. Olive Hopson — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Ruth Hopson — Math Mrs. Catherine Horne — English; sponsor English Honor Society Mr. Harold Lewis — Math 26 — Faculty

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mm Junior Belinda Perry talks with friends while Sopho¬ more Pam McGee looks for her homeroom. SAC Mr. Venetia Thomas gets ready for the day’s activities. Seniors, the High Tide, found that being at the top was a new and different experience. No wonder everyone talks so much about their senior year! Seniors grew in many ways they had not found possible in the past. Not only did they manage many clubs and other school activities, but many also joined the working world and or prepared for college. Juniors, the Ebb Tide, were extremely interested and involved in the differ¬ ent aspects of their school life. Since they would be here for another year, they wanted to see prog¬ ress made in making their school perfect. Sophomores, the Rising Tide, were experiencing an environment that was new to them. High school was a much bigger place that provided more free¬ dom to grow. Classes — 25

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r Mrs. Betty Long — Science; spon¬ sor Senior Class Mr. Alvis Mann — Art; sponsor Varsity Club, Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Shirley McCracken — Spa¬ nish; sponsor Tidewater Chal¬ lenge; Keyettes Mrs. Sue Miserentino — Math Ms. Patricia Mitchell — Health and Physical Education; sponsor, Girl’s Tennis Team GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALL Once in awhile, the teachers needed to get away from grading papers and making lesson plans; and finally, they got their chance. The United States Army had organized a breakfast for the fac¬ ulty, which was held at the Holi¬ day Inn. The breakfast was main¬ ly designed “to establish lines of communication between the fac¬ ulty and the services,” as stated by Mrs. Alice Brower. The guest speaker, Mrs. Tansell Tamaddon, discussed various opportunities and resources which were available through the services. Mrs. Alice Brower said, “I felt that we were fortunate to have them sponsor an activity for the entire faculty, because many times when we have these in¬ formative meetings, the teachers are not included.” Ssaal Mrs. Alice Brower and Msgt McKinley en¬ joy a cheerful conversation at the break¬ fast held for the faculty. Assistant Superintendent Mr. Raymond Washington joins the faculty for breakfast. At the breakfast in August, Mr. William Solomon, Mrs. Shirley McCracken, and Su¬ perintendent Dr. Donald R. Musselman choose from a variety of breakfast foods. Faculty — 27