Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Terri Lynn Akers Michael Donel Alexander Christine O. Allen Lisa Ann Allen Matthew Arthur Allen Jose Mariano Alvarez, Jr. Regina Ames Sarah Lynn Annette Benjamin F. Artis, Jr. Kimberley Terese Askew Tracey Ann Atkinson Derek Todd Bachand w £; -j . . .- . - The Last Year Every one want s to make it there, twelve years of hard work. ill Sometimes it seei ms an impossible dream, but dreams come true. ... Able ... aboveboard .. abundant ... academic ... accommodating ... acute ... ... admirable ... adventurous ... affable ... agile ... alert ... alive ... ... allianced ... ambitious . .. amiable ... amusing ... appealing ... articulate ... ... assertive ... assorted ... astonishing ... auspicious . . . ... balanced ... becoming Senior;. m;iko fun of Norviow Pilots in a spirited Pop Rally .. believers ... beloved ... benevolent ... best ... .. . bizarre ... blithe ... blooming ... boisterous . .. boundless ... ... braggarts ... brave . . . brilliant . . . ... capable ... casual ... catchy ... celebrated ... charmed . . . cheerful . .. . . . classy . . . clever . . . comical . .. commencing ... commendable .. . compassionate . . . . . competent . . . complex . . . composed . . . confident . congenial . . . conscious . . . . . . consummate . . . contemporary . . . cool . . . cordial . . . courageous . . . . . . CRABBERS!!! Stifci’:

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History of the Confederacy, was captured and held prisoner at Fort Monroe. After the War, Hampton Institute, later renamed Hampton University, was found¬ ed in 1868 by General Armstrong to pro¬ vide a quality education for blacks. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Hampton has not been satisfied with gloating in the past, but continually presses onward for new advancement. Since the development of Langley Field in 1917, Hampton has played an important role as both a developer and a proving ground for some of the nation’s most ad¬ vanced aircraft. In the early 1960s, the first seven astronauts came to Hampton to be trained at NASA. Clearly, these events mark Hampton, not only as historically significant, but a leader even today in di¬ recting our nation’s future. The walls of St. John ' s Church were the only survi¬ vors of the fire of 1861. The tank “The Hampton” stands as a proud memo¬ ry of past war. I Historic Hampton 15

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. ' ’ - - Kim Rena Bailey Chena Sharvon Baker Avik Roni Banerjee Katherine Louise Banks Zandy Denise Barbour Forester John Barker III Dawn Michele Barnes Willard Andrew Bauserman III Lorrie Lynn Beecham Nancy Marie Beizer Stephen Scott Belcastro Troy LaVan Belle David Scott Bennett Tonya Bennett Andrew Evan Bergren Deadra Lynne Blevins Jeffrey Howard Bond Tonya Boone Rowani Marie Brewer Christa Paula Brodie Michelle Patrice Brown Sharonda LaVel Brown Renee Teresa Browne Elizabeth Julia Bryant mm Seniors 17 i