Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Hawkins Jennifer Lynn Hawkins Serena Idelle Haynes Michelle Haynesworth Abbey Dawn Heath Michelle Doris Heath Patricia Kim Heiser Joyce Honore Henline Marvin Douglas Henry Jennifer Lee Hess Melinda Michiko Hirsch Harold Christopher Hoggard Renita Michelle Hoggard Ronald T. Holliday Sharon Denise Holloman Tara M. Holloway Burton Michael Hopson, Jr Prince Allen Hopson Raymond Donell Hotson Audrey Lorraine Howard Christopher Arnold Howard Quincy Jerome Howard Gary Steven Howell James Patrick Humes Frederick Alan Hunter

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College Time COLlK’l. oi wunv 1) NtAR ' t U nl ’ r X n ! I ' ruvjri mu David Allen Keeter Wesley Herbert Kittling, Jr Calvin Lamont Knight Susan Denise Kozick Elaine Marie Kraus Robert Lyman Krieger III Glenn Edward Krutsinger Eric Lamont Lassiter Charlene Deirdre Lawrence Vernon Nelson Lee John Paul Lineberry Stephen Maynard Linkous With the end of their high school years fast approaching, most seniors were get¬ ting psyched up for their upcoming years at college. Graduation seemed to be the one and only thing on their minds. In addition to the classwork and home¬ work that seniors had to face came some of the most important decisions they ever had to make. Deciding on a future career took time, research, and a lot of thought. The same care was taken in selecting the universities at which they wished to study. Seniors took campus tours, read endless numbers of college brochures, had inter¬ views, and filled out college applications. Seniors also had to make sure they took the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Twelve years of schooling came down to these important hours, on which colleges would evaluate each student’s ability and poten¬ tial. Virginia Conw l ity Uni !! Colleges always make alluring brochures to entice potential students to attend school there. itors