Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Phyllis Hawkins steps out in style, still staying within the new dress code. Trendy juniors Amy Gardner, Christie Chisman, and Jamie Carter chat in their English classroom. Sophomore Peter Gaulandri cruises down the hall with that classy-casual look. High Hems? Ahem! A long with the pizazz of the personali¬ ties of the new freshmen and sopho¬ mores, a New Division Dress Code Policy was sprung upon the students. Although the new dress code was no surprise to the students, because they were aware that the ratification of the code had been in process since the previous school year, the code was still received with somewhat of a shock. Although the dress code allowed the wearing of shorts in the first and last hot months of the school year, the students did not easily adjust to not wearing sweat suits, and tank, tube, or halter tops, all of which were banned by the code. The students were at first hesitant to obey the code rules and tried to sneak in a midriff-baring T-shirt or a too-short skirt here and there, but they gave up their resistance when they were reported by their teachers and reprimanded by the administration. The purpose of the new dress code was to promote a better learning atmosphere by hinder- ing distraction from good school work created by too- showy attire. After a little trial and tribulation, the ever-good natured students realized this and the benefits of the policy, and they settled down, accept¬ ing the upcoming year as a year that would have, although low¬ er hem lines, higher spirits than ever! Introduction — 9

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The Personal Touch The student body was one of spectacular quality, a unique conglomerate that was second to none. From the Homecoming parade, a victorious salute to Tammie Haggins, to the football game against Lafayette High School, the Crabbers applied their own personalities to every¬ thing. In addition to the regular high school classes, freshmen joined the ranks. A giant group of seven hundred plus people multiplied the fresh Crabber spirit. Nowhere, in any one place was there a more special student body, for whatever they did, it was done with dedication, enthusiasm, and pride. This was shown from the hallways decorated during Spirit Week to the lockers ornamented with personal Crabber items. One junior, Bobby McTaggart, had in his locker a coconut head which he named Badili . Bobby claimed this keeps all evil spirits away and protects and defends his locker. The Student Life was one to be proud of, for the honor of being a Crabber was felt in the students ' PERSONAL TOUCH. Sophomore yell leader Scott Passwaters, shows his Posing before a pep rally, lunior guys show their spirit during the Homecoming pep rally. studley selves. Student Life Divider — 11