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Spirit In Motion Crabber students wind the springs and get the . Just before Homecoming, Crabbers showed their pride during “spirit week’’. Days such as “Tacky Day” gave students a chance to parade without shame in mixed prints and loud colors. The week also brought a rare opportunity to sport hats, a day for those who were cowboys at heart, and a chance to “twin” with a friend. Friday, the halls were filled with red and white, and students were even more rest¬ less than usual as they awaited the Homecoming pep rally. Students poured into the gym, finding friends and position¬ ing themselves into powerful cheering sections. Practice yelling contests broke out as juniors and seniors challenged each other — the pep rally had begun. Yell leaders from each class performed, and spirit links (sold to raise class funds) were un¬ raveled. Many speeches went unheard as students passed out newspapers, threw and tried to clear their hair of confetti, and fought to keep their places on the shaking bleachers. Seniors took first place for spirit links, as did the junior effigy of a Kecoughtan Warrior. By sheer lungpower, the sopho¬ mores won the coveted “spirit stick”. School spirit was evident in the halls all week, but Crabbers knew that true spirit went deeper than wearing red and white or screaming and shouting against rival classes. It had something to do with the unified shout of the crowd at a spectacu¬ lar football play, and something to do with pride in the many talents of a wide variety of students. Pride in being a Hampton High Crabber was something that lasted through losses as well as wins, the whole year through. Kelli Crawford and Michelle Gardner dress for Twin Day. Pat Powers marches with the Junior Class Yell Leaders. Spirit Week 7
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■ Bobby McTaggart leads the Warriors in the Homecoming Pep Rally. On Twin Day, these furry chinned students got carried away. The Freshmen Yell Leaders dress in shower attire.
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Amy Gardner smashes a serve as she helps the tennis team to a successful season. Keith Custis makes an important re¬ ception against Bethel. His return af¬ ter injury added kick to the team. Eric Hunter hands off to David Bullock helping the Junior Varsity to a District Championship.
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