Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Paketa Faye Sumler Hank Nichalos Terrell William Lorenzo Thigpen Mark Anthony Thompson Susan Lynette Thompson Angela Sherelle Threat! Adrian Clay Tibbs Donald Litchfield Tiffany, Jr Anne Hunter Tignor Cynthia Lynn Tomlinson Cara Lyn Trent Robin Kendall Truitt This was the question posed by many (ask Doug about it), flipping a catamaran warm-blooded Crabbers, especially the in an end-over-end cartwheel (ask Chip), ones who took to water, as cold weather running into an aircraft carrier (talk to approached. Eagerly, they pushed their Phil), or just running over tourists at the “wave riding vehicles’’ out to sea one last beach (only Dale knows), these guys real¬ time before the temperatures fell. Johnny ly knew how to have a good time. Charles on his Sunfish . . . Doug Henry on his Hobie-Cat ... Phil Morgan on his Prindle . .. Skipper Moore and Brian Findley on their Lasers .. . Chip Zimmer¬ man on his windsurfer ... Dale Ennis, Brad Musselman, Tred Hawkins, and Corey Carwile on their surfboards ... When the combination of wind and waves were right, the boys of summer could be seen out there skimming across the water, racing the wind, and having the time of their lives. Whether it involved get¬ ting chased by a Coast Guard helicopter Doug Henry takes his Cat out on a somewhat oold fall day. Seniors 29 Sailing Away Seniors ask, “Why does th e summer have to end?

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jfn .ifm t§ Carolyn Louise Schmid Toni Staples Schmidt Donna Kathleen Scull David Wayne Seabolt Stephanie L. Sheekley Susan Elaine Shelton Nicole Marie Sheppard Nicole Marie Sherman Jennifer Bee Shields Robert C. Simmons James Henry Simpson III Dana Theresa Smith Gerald Patrick Smith Millicent Yvonne Smith Sheri Lee Smith Veron ica Michelle Smith Katherine Anne Solomon Curt Gudheim Spear Lisa Michele Stevens Lee Shane Stever Donnell Robert Stewart Stephen Patrick Still Andrew Kevin Stith | Rhonda Lee Stoops

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Darlene Yvette Walker Sonja Yvette Walker Joenaldo Jay Walton William Wesley Warden III Anthony Leon Wardrett Dianne Ruth Warner Samuel Ray Warren Tonya Estelle Washington Senior Rewards EARNING these the old fashioned way. Seniors earned many privileges after eleven years of hard work. Some of these were caps and gowns, announcements, tassles, Senior Skip Day, and a general glowing feeling that their high school edu¬ cation was almost over. For some, studies became less tedious, homework less of a chore. James Humes voiced another opinion. “Less tedious? You’ve got to be crazy! Along with se¬ nior privileges came many responsibilities and difficult decisions. But the year passed by, and the day’ of completion loomed ever closer. f HE Every day became a countdown for the words, “Here, Hampton High School Graduate, is your diploma. Congratula¬ tions! The senior class met to order those trinkets and pieces of paper which gained value as they were transformed into symbols of success. Both excitement and anxiety came into play about the life to follow high school — whether college, employment, or the mili¬ tary. However, nothing would take the place of the year that meant the most — the senior year. Tassles are but one of the privileges earned by seniors. Turner Susan Lynn Turner Jeffrey Jerome Tyler Tremain Daryl Vaughan Frederick Sevidal Voss