Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

V,-.,., ..- Y W.. ., V. . , . , - ,-'-- ----f--'Y--Y--k' l Q Zfuf 04 19 Qr a '71'-If-61 ' .1 famil . f 5 W qfb NA 11 N 5 THE S SEAQWUML UQQS THE SENIOR CLASS f KEMP SVILLE F0llllW0llll To A Vlfaterfowl Thou'rt gone, the abyss of heaven Hath swallowed up thy formg yet, on my heart Deeply has sunk the. lesson thou hast given, And shall not soon depart. I-Ie who, from zone to zone, Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, In the long way that I must tread alone, Wfill lead my steps aright. -VV-illiam Cullen Bryant. WAKE gist . S 1 it -is new , Es 2 K EYE is ' H H. se, , m Fgfliss' mam 93325 gg s .M ffsiwnlw HERE -gwfswsgfgxg Qsspm wg We EH Hass gsm, Hes: ,M bpm? sim W wifi? Es Qs mm. as sis' 25'-,I spell s-Wmgss Mg? ss.-,sf E2 - 2 sn-S t '? DEDIUATIO Back of every Senior class and its future greatness stands the in- conspicuous personality of its sponsor. To ours, Mrs. Barnes, We dedicate our annual in gratitude and appreciation for her loyalty, co-operation, understanding, untiring efforts, and sportsmanlike attitude in Working with us. To her We say, 'cDestiny moulds a man, but his teacher moulds destinyf' Farewell, and thank you, Mrs. Barnes, for helping us match destiny with equal strength of character. as :Q sse- Kempsville High School ALMA MATER Our high school friendships soon must sever And fade as does the dying clay. Our closest bonds must all be broken, As through this world we wend our Way. But yet-Whatever be life,s fortune, Though friendships fade and friends go by, Weill love thee still, our Alma Mater, Our dear old Kempsville High. --if 4 lif- SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT! .M1'. Luther Gilbert, Mr. Paul Brown, Mr. L. H. jackson, Mr. John B. Dey, Clmirvnang Mr. Charles Spence, Mr. VVhitt Sessoms, Mr. ' F. W. Cox. F. M. Cox Superintemlent of Schools M.A. X f ,f if Mn. I. WARREN LITTLETON Princigzal .37 ME. ALBERT HAYVKINS Assistant Principal Athletic Director B.S, - . A f rf . - . ...f .-,A by B'A- 1 I , 1 .ff ,7 4 f ' , ,, ,- M412 , f ' an ,A:f,ff-f-G-fi 7.7 E 5, - f- 'lf 1jfff,.yZ' I,-. 'riff ' ff? kj I I 4 2 qmbf y. 1 nj f , 'Y ' , J Iss ASHWORTH t l I Home Economics I Farmville State Teachers 'Sf College B.S. MRS. BARLOVV History, Science, English VVillian1 and Mary B.A. W MR. BYERS 0 , Dri-oar Tmining Science ' A Assistant Coach University of Tennessee B. S. MRS. LEE English, History Madison B.S. MRS. PLENN . Math. W'illiu1 find Mary p,i5fg KM,s7BiA. WWW ff,1 Miss WORLEY A IQ NllXl,l1bMlIiilE5i'n fix M ' Mus. PIAWKINS L-unch Room Manager St. Vincent De Paul School for Nurses -WU U FACULTY wi ' W nf MRS. BARNES l English, Latin University of Richmond B.S. Q W gs-J ,g , , . - Iss w x, tw ly' 'ia' English ' Madison 4 .A. lv H 'V D X Qi 'X .V 'Vhss GU -DCE Pl -i al Education, Spanish ' B.A. NVake Forrest I ilss NIARY Mooms 'Q Commercial Madison ' B.S. Miss SAWYER History ' Williaiim and Mary 8 B.A. r MRS. REID Secretary to Principal MB. I. A. CANTWELL Band Director Cincinnati Conservatory of Music ELEMENTARY FACULTY MARTHA CHILDS V Third Grade University Of Tennessee NIILDRED WILSON Third Grade XVillia11I and Mary J FRAN s HU INSON , ' ' , Grade Q! Madison CATHERINE HZOWELL Seventh Grade Farmville MARGARET COLEY Seventh Grade F armville TILLIE WHITE Sixth Grade East Carolina Teachers College DOROTHY ROBERTSON Second Grade Radford NOLA F LANDERS First Grade Mary VVaslIiIIgtOn GERVAISE ROANE First Grade William and Mary DOROTHY INGRAM Fourth Grade XVinthrOp College SUSIE BARRETT Fourth Grade Farmville Absent from Picture IANIIE LEE CANTWELL Third Grade Farmville ETHEL PETERS Second Grade . NVilliam and Mary JEAN VVILLIAIVIS Sixth Grade Penn. State MARY BUZZY 'Fifth Grade Madison ,JMMXJQMMW YM-f f'f1 03511.,,M,,,,,,, -iv W X ' aMA6,0g,,p,w,,.M H Ziff 2 EMM ff mb 9232 E WW 5 EMMJLU. 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MARY ANNA BROOKS and PEGGY BURKS are dancing there and are making famous the JOHN WVIMER synthetic balloons in their new and amazing balloon dance. These balloons, of course, are guaranteed to stand up under the most trying circumstances . . . Science crawls on. Norfolk, Virginia: WILLIAM BOWDEN is resting quietly, for the first time in his life, at DePaul Hospital, as a result of his recent accident. After driving oif the side of the overpass, Bill has finally realized that the human body cannot take such treatment, even if his new car can. New York City: WARREN BOWMAN is taking his famous, undefeated basketball team into Madison Square Garden tonight. Free tickets have been sent to his old graduating class, after which they Will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Felts at their Park Avenue Penthouse. This is the iirst entertainment given by the Felts since the arrival of the triplets. Mrs. F elts is the former ANN WIMER. Norfolk, Virginia: FLORENCE WILLIAMSON and RUTH SANDERS are driving down to Kentucky to see LITTLE WAL- TER RIDDLEHOOVER ride his famous horse, Blue Devil, which is sure to win in the Derby. as Miami, Florida: DOROTHY MERCER has recently become na- tionally famous for her biographies of Doc Blanchard and Al jolson. These have been lovingly dedicated to her old Keinpsville pal, HELEN HESSEL, the private secretary of Senator Claghorn. Reno, Nevada: A seventh divorce has just recently been granted to N ORMA YOUNG and rumor has it that she is planning a recon- ciliation with her former third husband, HAROLD CHILDS, who owns a horse ranch. Norma simply adores his millions . . . horses, that is!!! Kempsville, Virginia: MERIUM ELLIS is back from a refresher course at college and is now directing the F. F. A. boys at her favorite school, Kempsville. Indianapolis, Indiana: SONNY WHITE is slowly recuperating from blows which he received as a result of the wrong Hag sngnals for the Midget Autos on the famous Indianapolis Speedway. --25 10 Jef-- PROPHECY C C onti-nuecll East Ocean View: MARGARET CURTIN has opened up her own East Ocean View Taxi Station with cabs running . . . all . . . the . . . way . . . from her house to Dick Exum's home. Washington, D. C. Senator BOB TURNER is heading a new move in the House to make Yankees carry a passport in the South. He is ably assisted by his secretary, FRANCES MCCLANNAN. Rumor has it that wedding bells will soon be chiming for this happy pair. Richmond, Virginia: The Pawn Shop of PAT NEVVLIN, INC., was entered late last night. Everything was taken, including the wallpaper. Oiiicer MARVIN YODER said he suspected thievery. Amazon River: The missionary team of ROSA WHITE and DOUG FALLS says they have discovered a new race of men. When last seen, Miss White was swinging through trees . . . was it a monkey or Rosa! I l Flash: KAY REID has thrilled the country with the release of her new invention, a 36-hour day. This gives Kay plenty of time, 18 hours to model and fly, and I8 hours to sleep. New York: BARBARA HORSTMAN gave up the idea of be- coming a nurse and is now singing, to her great delight, with the famous band of MARVIN HARDY, better known as Hardy and His Noisemakersf' Princess Anne, Virginia: JIMMY SPIVEY is enjoying his work as the private veterinarian for HAROLD CHILDS on his horse ranch. His faithful wife, the former LORETTA KELLEY, spends most of her time taking care of the little Spiveys. Atlantic City, New jersey: ALVIN RODGERS is now judging beauties in the Atlantic City Finals. MISS IEANETTE YOUNG just won the Miss American Title. Everyone is delighted that he chose an old Kempsville gal, LOLA MIN SON, better known as Muscles,' to her classmates, is playing for the Chicago Cubs. And that, ladies and gentlemen, winds up the news for tonight. This is your reporter with notions of love, saying goodnight and good luck to all. -ia ll la-- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS S .gifs ps? W '52 swiss? wg E 1 ANNE WVIMER ...... ...... . ..P1'esiclent jEANET'r13 YOUNG ..... ..... V ice-Presiclent lWERIUM ELLIS ...... ......... S ecretary BELLE HUBBARD ...... ...... T reaszwev' MBS. BARNES ...... ..... S ponsor At the close of a chapter in oneis history, a summary is 'always in order. Let us pause a moment and record the memorable traits of the Seniors of '48. Wlien one considers the virtues of this graduating class, the emphasis should be placed on unity and harmony in all aspects of school life. From September to the closing days in June, they displayed these qualities, regard- less of Work or dirliculties which faced them, May their progress through life be ever aided by this co-operative spirit. --if 12 lie- amz: X,-2 mms mn E 5, is is Em asa Q B l is me SW is m-E 1 H .A gm HE PP! 'Z BELLE PIUBBARD Home EC. Club-45 Beta Club-48 Class Treasurer-48 Senior Play-48 I'IAROLD CHILDS Football-47 SHELEN ZHESSEL Softball-45, 46 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Beta Club-48 KATHLEEN IENNINGS 4-H Club-45, 46 Glee Club-45 Tri-Hi-Y-48 Senior Play-48 Home EC. Club-48 Newspaper-48 'iii 13 i5+ ' WILBUR CAIVIPBELL Class Treasmer Newspaper-45 Beta Club-46, 47, 48 Student Council-47, 48 Hi-Y-47, 48 Senior Play-48 FLORENCE VVILLIAIVISON Beta Club-47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 M ARVIN YODER Baseball-46, 47 DOROTHY MERCER Softball-46 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Basketball-48 Senior Play-48 MARY ANNA BROOKS Glee Club-45, 46, 47, 48 WALTER RIDDLEHOOVER Football-44, 45, 46, 47 Basketball Manager-46, 47 Baseball Manager-47 Hi-Y-47, 48 Monogram-47, 48 LOLA MINSON Beta Club-46, 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Softball-46 Annual--48 JIIXILIY SPIVEY 4-I-I Club-45, 46, 47, 48 Hi-Y-46, 47, 48 Student Council-48 J. V. Basketball-47 Beta Club-47, 48 Senior Play-48 2 gg . 14 554 JAMES EVEBETT F ootball-46, 47 Basketball-47, 48 Baseball-47, 48 ANNE VVINIER Class President-45, 47, 48 Cheer Leader-46, 47, 48 Beta Club-46, 47, 48 Basketball-46, 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Student Council-47, 48 Annual-48 Senior Play-48 FRANCES NICCLANNAN Glee Club-45 Beta Club-47, 48 LORETTA KELLY Glee Club-45 Beta Club-47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 4 Student Patrol-48 MARGARET CURTIN Glee Club-45, 46 Tri-I-Ii-Y-47, 48 PAT NEXVLIN Glee Club-45, 46 Senior Play-48 Newspaper-48 Tri-Hi-Y-48 RUTH SANDERS Glee Club-45, 46 Tri-I-Ii-Y-47, 48 BARBARA HORSTMAN Transfer from Petersburg High School Ani 15 R+-- KAY REID Orchestra-45, 46, 47 Glee Club-45, 46 4-H Club-46 Tri-Hi-Y-48 Newspaper-48 NORINIA YOUNG Student Patrol-45 Cheer Leader--46, 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Senior Play-48 Class Vice-President-45 Newspaper-48 BOBBY TURNER V Senior Play-48 WILLIAM BOWDEN Transfer from Heathsville High School PEGGY BUBKS Clee Club-45 I SONNY WHITE I. V. Baseball-46 I. V, Basketball-47 Manager F ootball-48 Monogram Club-48 IEANETTE YOUNG Student Council-45 Class President-46 Cheer Leader-46, 47, 48 Beta Club--47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-46, 47 Basketball-48 Annual-48 Monogram Club-48 Vice-President of Class-48 NIARVIN HIARDY Orchestra-45, 46, 47, 48 Senior Pla xr- I Q 5 Q ., E -'-if 16 iii-M ALVIN BODGERS Clee Club-45, 46, 47 Hi-Y-45, 46, 47 Basketball-45, 46, 47 Baseball-45, 46, 47 Beta Club-47, 48 Football-47, 48 Monogram-48 Newspaper-48 ROSA WHITE Class Treasurer-45 Beta Club-46, 47, 48 Cheer Leader-46, 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Monogram Club-47, 48 Basketball-48 Senior Play-48 W JOHN W1MER 4 7 Hi-Y-47, 48 Football-47, 48 Baseball-47, 48 Basketball-47, 48 Student Patrol-48 MERIUM ELLIS Class Vice-President-45, 46 Glee Club-45 Student Council-46, 47, 48 Manager Basketball Team- 46 Beta Club-46, 47, 48 Basketball-47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y-47, 48 Class Treasurer-47 Newspaper-46, 47, 48 , Home Ee, Club-48 N X ww if Q X W 1 Wm: w , A X -w Qu 1 ffz v n -Q, 1 .,,, ,, V 'gmw .W 'gb Mp' na w', V Q :,YK,x :, Af. ,HCR M ,, X. --H -my ,Q :' AE 1 Wil .. Q ,Q .4 5' 'M 3 any V ., 1 .wr Sym 'vang A ,. .. 1 5 ' T, Hi- , . - ,Q . A if ,--H -w 1 ff ' ,YE I 1 wg, 2 I . .U ' .4 v L N aw A W ryrsw Egan x Q 515 Q Q E . vi W ,Q 1, WH :mn ,.. -if 1 1 SSW- 1-rr. U,,,u am ,X ss . Z m A - ., WM , gm E B' , yn., W a a as ., ,Q Xi :sh L fr sam mm- J: 7 ye, N , .ua mf? S X, Q F N w Q! .A 1 nm ,, ,N n B2 KK sf. F: w :A E ?'t.Qz75 q iw .nm 5, 35 ,mm me .wwf saw is Q' 5 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Kempsville High School. in the vear of nineteen hun- dred and forty-eight C15-1485, being of sound mind and body, do hereby desig- nate this as our Last Will and Testament. To otu' dear old Alma Mater, we leave the records of our grades. In our estimation these should create enough memories. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Norma Young leaves her giggle to shirley Kirby. Bobby Turner leaves his peroxide and hair curlers to Sue Kiracofe. Merium Ellis leaves the newspaper to Dolores Lupton and the head- ache that goes with it. Barbara Horstman leaves her method of celebrating Leap Year to Leah Ray Mears. Mary Anna Brooks leaves her ability to get and hold men to Rita Laramey. Kay Reid bequeaths her graceful walk to Iune Garrenton and her Wit to Edward DeFord. Warren Bowman leaves his detailed information of the principal's office and Kempsvillels Code of punishment to Buddy Duplain, who hasnit been using it lately. Kathleen Iennings leaves a bit of her blubber to Ella Mae Rodgers. Loretta Kelley and Iimmy Spivey leave their ability to hold hands in class and get by with it to Hazel Meixel and Howard Pyle. Last year, Sally Buzzy was left in Cold Storage. Hereis a blow torch, Sally, see if it will thaw you out. Walter Riddlehoover leaves his bulk and bulges to Lawton Box, who could stand a few in the right places, and his talkative ways to Charlotte Baum. Peggy Burks and Florence Williamson will their bangs to Betty Card- ner and Audrey Wolfe. Peek-a-boo, girls. Jeanette Young refuses to leave Billy. Nevertheless, Peggy Hund- ley's motto is K'All's Fair in Love and Warf, james Everett leaves his N. C. walk to anyone who desires to ac- quire it. He offers the first entry blank to Donna Jean DeMaggio. The Senior Class has compiled a list of its many and varied virtues. These we would like to present to Johnny Balance and Eddie Webb bound in satin ribbon to cushion the blow. Alvin Rodgers leaves Cherry a ball and chain and throws away the key. At the same time, he hopes Muscles, Conant gets caught in a pencil sharpener and is whittled down to his size. That,s a joke, son. Lola Minson leaves her face to I. P. Davenport. Incidentally I. P., to aid you in this delicate operation Cremoving your head, of coursel, you will iind a chisel and hack saw in the furnace room. We are sorry that Harold Childs doesn't possess a nag to leave to Carolyn Davis. In the place ot a seat in the saddle, he leaves her his seat in homeroom. H-if 18 Elsi- Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Cffontinuedj Marvin Hardy leaves his fluttering lashes to Clara Kennedy and the memories of his Trombone melodies to Barbara Richards, the junior Class songstress. Dorothy Mercer leaves her athletic ability to Jean Moore and Donald Davis and she suggests that in the future they participate in all the games as she didn't do in the past. Pat Newlin and Margaret Curtin, the constant two-some, bequeath to Barbara Belanga and Mary Anne Lee - - - something. Sorry, We can't figure out what it is yet. Several people have made remarks about Belle Hubbard,s' beautiful teeth. To please these, she is having them extracted and putting them among the trophies in the library for future classes' to ad- lHl1'6. Sonny White leaves his speed and split-second reactions, acquired from his associations with midget auto drivers to Edward Flanders and Robert Yon. Rosa White leaves her faithfulness to one man to Benny Haste, who thus far has had eyes only for Clara, and to Jack Price who pulls hall duty daily with Dorsey Mae. Marvin Yoder leaves his English IV notes to Jimmy Bagget and john Rittenhouse and, incidentally, boys, if you can spare them at any time, let Wayne Boggs have a peep. Ann Wimer leaves her ability to skip Physical Ed. to Helen Wilkie, Betty Turner, and Norma Jean Scott, who probably have already acquired it and not only for Physical Ed. Helen I-Iessel leaves her new looki' to Lenore Rice and Marlene Mead. John Wimer leaves his winning smile to Dickie Sloan and his quiet ways to Faye Evans. Ruth Sanders leaves her waves supplied by natu1'e to Alfred Stanley and Dewey Davis and her brunette beauty to Joyce Carrick. lean Hodges might take a tip from Rosa and be seen less with her boy friendis boy friend, meaning Robert Hendricks. Frances McClannan leaves her boisterous ways to Joyce Hawley. In our analysis of Wilbur, we found that he had no particular trait to leave. Upon his suggestion we are leaving him. You see his last inventory showed a startling deficit. At this point we have given out all the worthwhile traits which we possess. To Richard Lane and jimmy Davenport, we thought- fully Will our library debts for overdue books. Ten years hence, these two will 'probably still be cataloging books or languishing in debtoris prison with Miss Worley as warden. -at 191k- y-zz' - mm I .. es gyms MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC sm 1' wars? ANN AND JIIVHVIY MOST CONCEITED KAY AND ALVIN DOROTHY AND IAIVIES MOST STUDIOUS A. -A , H T A . . LORETTA AND VVLLBUB BEST ALL ,ROUND ANN AND MAIRVIN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING MEDIUM AND HAROLD BELLE AND SONNY WITTIEST 1 I KAY AND NIARVIN MOST ORIGINAL BEST DRESSED A A A Q A as T as sw B ml E mx 'AZUYQEHQE Q5 Eggs-gigs Us iii mms A msgaqg., M W-A 2 ws E mm mm H fs WWE, B ss EAHEJWM n SS fa gfmih-fifki LOLA AND JOHN JEANETTE AND HAROLD A FEW mi K was Miki Mm' A A A E A A Q., Mk , 5 iw WEEK E 2 W ,H mmm vw AROUND KEMPSVILLE Sanyo-f eav- Y . KW W QL! QQ 169' ,, --off 23 W - 4 tn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L'E1fT TO RIGHT: RICHARD CONANT ......,.. ........ T reas'ure1' Crnzmw lX1I'1'CHELL ..... f. ........ President MBS. LEE ................... ........ S ponsor CLARA KENNEDY ..... ............... S 8C7'GtCl'I'U A BUDDY lDUPLAIN ....... ........ Y 7ice-Presiclent Here we pause to recognize a very resourceful, energetic junior Class of 1948. They have shown, as did the previous one, that they could and would make a success of everything put before them. The juniors are truly represented in every club and activity in the high school program. They compose one of the most active classes in the en- tire school. On the 28th day of May, the juniors honored the Senior Class at the regular Junior-Senior Prom. The music, the best obtainable, was supplied by Doug Parker's Band. This banquet and dance proved to be a somewhat formal farewell to the graduating class. --if 24 lie-- CHERRY MITCILELL SHIRLEY KIRBY BENNY I'IASTE SUE KIRACOFE IJOYVABD PYLE I-IAZEL MEIXIZL EDYVARD DEFOIKD LEAH RAY MEAIXS LANVTON Box AUDREY VVOLEE DONALD DAVIS JEAN HODGES JEAN IVIOORE I. P. DAVENPORT NOIXLIA JEAN SCOTT ROBERT YON RITA LARAMEY ELLA MAE RODOERS RICHARD LANE JOYCE HANVLEY RICHARD CONANT SALLY BUZZY CHARLOTTE BAUIXI DEXVEY DAVIS sf -eff 25 92 VVAYNE Boccs FAYE EVANS DOLORES LUPTON BETTY BROXVN BETTY GARDNER PEGGY HUNDLEY CLARA KENNEDY BARBARA BELANGA JOHN R.lTTENI-IOUSE JOYCE CARRIOK JACK PRTOE PIELEN WILKIE ROBERT PIENDRICK JUNE CARRINGTON EDDIE WVEBB DONNA JEAN DIMAGGIO LENORE RICE BUDDY DUPLAIN MAIXY ANN LEE EIJWVARD FLANDERS DICKIE SLOAN ERNEST GRAY i 5 26 vx-10 A LU C And F 'if 27 ish- I L SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1 3 N N BARBARA Blucxz ....... .,.......... P resiflent BILLY HUDGINS ........ ....., T 7ice-Presiclen-t ANNETTE BRACY ..... ............ S ecretary JOAN Eno ............ ...... T reasurer Miss MOOHE .............................................................................................. Sponsor fs Ei H7 881 , ,Q QE-m Q maggm ,Higgs Flax M haake mHMg in Q HBEQ gQmx ENE! mfr- TQEE? . Q - an Bifi- AA Wm SOPHOMORE CLASS LEFT TO Rial-IT-F-irst Row-Joan Ero, Bnbs Brice, Annette Bracy. Second Row-Mary Ann Hill, Betty Blankenship, Betty Byrd. Tlrirrl Row-Elizabeth Yon, Patricia Tohill, Louise VVi'I.1'd. Fourth Row-James Newlin, Wesley' Shipp, Ted Shreve. Missing from Picture-Ernest Gray, Williaill Hudgins, Mac Iuiser, Eugene Jones, Harold Young, Charlotte Bowden, Bobby Griffin. Q7 x .A 'X . ,. 'ff . c A, 'f ' ll H ' Q' A ' 5 . , rx . 3 ,- . 4 X ' Q , .f 'V K X x XNXXX ull! ' . - vX lj, N .- N 'L .N ' ': ' -. , , f' I 2 431.-,::i, ', HT' ' H- , -5-,,. -'- Tj .Qui . Q -.1 -3'-.f-.47-::'-:gl -.7 -Lfiiilr-kt, 1- 3 -gg -r- .,:T ---'S-'J -.,' -L -I 'A 3 . ..--n-3'4i'- '- - if.-,.-.ini ...-.--L: if , . ,z3? -f24 ? A fl., ... ,,g.':'. - -.. .- V--1 1- .., . 'vvilif' - -El ' ...-.- ,r -3:-5.7- -1 ,,L.-5-3 -:ii S,-'E-itil ' 43?-3 f ' -Defi 29 ,Lew 55 4 FRESHMAN CLASS LEFT TO R101-IT-First Row-Victor Peck. Second Row-Ralph Campbell, Richard Saw- yer, Robert Amory, Harry VVilcox, Gene Houchins, President, Bill Hutton, Vice-President, Jean Elswick, Joyce Watlington, Gwen Jones, Ioe Vestal, Lucian Gunter. Third Row-John Dewberry, Eleanor Parsons, Shirley Beall, Shirley Bryant, Jean Moore, Pat Douglas, Treasurer, Ernestine VVright, Gwen Eubanks, Naomi Scarborough, Mary Need, Kay Hessel, Ioan Beach, Gale Gibson, Dolores Waters, Miss Gulledge, Sponsor, Paul Grime. LEFT TO RIGHT-First How-Shelton Nixon. Second Row-Billy Iustis, jane Thomas, Eva Bowman, Marlene Scarborough, Phyllis Godfrey, Lillian Sumner, Pamela Brier, Evelyn Lupton, Barbara Britt, Louise Minson, Aloma Kelley. Third Row-Iames King, George Deaton, Russell Barnes, Charlena Seese, Doris Shepherd, Usef Beasley, Dan Shreve, Henry Filek, Fourth Ro-zo-Floyd Wade, Forrest Newhall, Wilson Ashley, John Sheridan, Mrs. Barlowe, Sponsor. -f-if 30 lik- ' K ff? X Se-.N :coR J i Iwi ,., 1 I X : 42 E3 X 7f'P I K Q 3 . X ' M QQ X a X ,Q I C. JB EIGHTH GRADE IQAY I-IODGES ........ ........ P 'resident TOMMY VVORRELL ....... .,2...Vice-President LEFT TO RIGI'IT1Ff1'Sf Row-Billy VVoodhouse, Bytz Dunlap, Edgar Simpson, Eddie Bar- rett, Jimmy Snyder, Robert Gee, Roy Dowdy, Bill Kirby, Carl Moore, Robert Davenport, James VVilkie. Second Row-Andrew Jones, Margery Mercer, Joyce Davis, Mary Ann Mitchell, Betty Edwards, Doris Ferrell, Peggy VVoolwine, Mary Bowden, Betty Fairer. Third How-Edith Mills, Joyce Bonney, Catherine Israel, Barbara Parron, Leigh Whitehurst, Marjorie VVl1ilICllLl1'Slf, Pat DeLancy, Mrs. Miller. Fourth Row-Don Burks, Roy Hodges, Lewis Austin, Jimmy Baker. Absent from Pict ure--Jack Beasley, John Heinant, Jerry Sheridan, Margaret Benton, Arlene Erdley, Ruby Harris, Christine Johns, Sylvia Suther, Loraell Baker. -asf sz saf- EIGHTI-I GRADE LEFT 'ro RIGI-IT-Fil'-St Row-Catherine Land, Catherine Wliitehurst, Mary Hodges, Anne Andrews, Wfarren Snyder, YVinston Baugh, Jinimy Harris, john Miller, Melvin Scarborough. Second Row-Lucy Brown, Doris Frost, Jimmy Stillman, Jimmy Moseley, Ernest White, Paul Rodgers, Benny I-Iogwood, Glenn McClannan. Third Row-Mary Sawyer, Charlotte Harris, Margaret Davis, Tommy VVor1'ell, Glenn Lassiter, Johnny Manby, Lawrence Wficks, Miss Brumley. Absent from Picture-Bobby Baggett, Joan Ashley, Dorothy Hill, Betty Hudgins, Marvin Hughes, Colleen Bowden, Elizabeth Hockey, Betty Jean Owens, Margaret Shipp, Harry Cromwell, Dorothy Bowman, Ioan Sneed, Catherine Buzzy, Charles Huffman, Mary Lou YVhite, and Marie Dozier. LEFT TO RIGHT-First Row-Leonard Harrell, Janice Hunsinger, Jean Neathery, Delores Simms, Delores Flanders, Peggy WV ebb, Jeanette Halsey, Allen Frankenburger. Second Bowf- Tommy Hendricks, Ronald Meade, Mary Spivey, Mildred Grilfith, Mildred Robertson, YVin- fred Ac-ree, Mary Helen Yon, Fenton Hedington. Third Row-C. L. White, Edwin Wliite, Henry VVilson, Thomas Moseley, Garland Barlow, Garland Bowden. Fourth How-Mrs. Benn, Leon Holland, VVesley Jones, Frank F erebee, Irving Barnes, Bill Halsey. Absent from Picture-Pat Smith, Billy Wallcer, Richard Hecker, Billy Thornton, Dorothy Chaplain, Juanita Cuthrell, Nancy Guill, Nellie Guill, Jean Hughes, june Stewart. - -ggi 33 tie.. GL 34 Hb +211 223 'CK N f . g Z . , r i W ' fy' 'mi if 5 'X 59' 1' N I X tn 5 Q J o' 3 at , A Q10 C -K, 'ef Q f 3 :gg f va 3- 9- -r Q 3 U Q C 2' S Q is W x 1- .. . o Q 'J 5 49' ' U X X Q ns 3 . v Q 0 0, ,akxx al' at 6 :FOX cf fl' C1 vu A v R840 9 ' 475 Q51 , -4 ' Q, ' X ,J 5 X No tw' cxv' og . S 1 Q l I, A Q an- 5 'ew Qc' ,H nxt' of ,yo- ' Q 1'LAi,.:Y xx QVOW I2 ' 'Q' IWPHPQ , xi' I ar, N ff? 233 Wu '9 4 X 0 9? QQ S 0' B 9 44- J, xv: o over ,ag 'tx SVN 4' .XG ml 'D fu 'ii is . K' 7 , QQ? Ch -if 35 fies- l SENIOR PLAY CAST LEFT 'ro RIGI-ITI Loretta Kelley, Promquterg Jimmy Spivey, Mrs. J. H. Barnes,Spons0rg Ann Wimer, Merium Ellis, Bobby Turner, Rosa YVliite, Kathleen Iennings, Pat Newlin, Wilbur Campbell, Norma Young, Jeanette Young, Prompterg and Dorothy Mercer Cunder the rugl. ABSENT FROLI PICTURE: Marvin Hardy and Belle I-Iubbard. CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Dill, Papa -u lmnclsame wicl0wer...... Carol Dill-his seventeen-year-old :laughter ....... Rodney Dill-his sixteen-year-old son ,................ Doris-one of the tllirteen-yeav'-olcl Dill twins ........ Dudley--the other thirteen-gem'-olcl Dill twin ........ Grandmother Dill-Riclmrcfs neurotic nmtller ......... Cousin Maude Maddox-who comes for ,cz visit ........ . Elaine ESCOUI-PCIIJIIJS bride! ................................... ............. ...................... Aimee Lovewell-sweet sixteen and tl1i1nply ewazyi' over Hocl ............ Pete Norton-a liiglw. school athlete :Incl C'm'ol's lzeart-'tll-l'0l7 ............. The Wiclow Vlfoggles-a nosey neighbor ...................................... Arnica Iukes-the Negro cook, fzfmid of fluffy folks .... .... se ......lVlARVIN HARDY ........ANN VVIINIER ......I1MMY SPIVEY .........RosA WH1TE .........BoBBY TURNER KATHLEEN IENNINGS ...........MER1U1s1 ELLIS ........NoRMA YOUNG ............PAT NEXVLIN .XVILBUR CAL-IPBELL ..........BELLE PIUBBARD ..... DOROTHY MERCER TUDE T C0 CIL c ,I-.,.--Q 5239. -'fy M M M M ss ml seems?-H ,mm we we ,,. M, Hsiwizwwlalfi .a. ,Yeti we-we .yr is wf'g':sEimE3giwra gm 5- :sary-sm-w If-f all WE,E aw XSS Q--. El as -'mn mv mn mem is cm xx ,mae-m-,Humana E si- mann-mf H ng, as-Q ss ,. ..W.,. M I : Q - nu as swag gimme! 'iessffui 5 manage JE me-im-single-m H mlmsssxm 'W mx-:ss an mx-:mamma ms wa m is H5 es H tif M s FW H EPS if f5'1,mm.g4,n 88.238 H E ,. SS M igmxxzxgx New sim-MM .K,,5.mf, as Mmm, N N72 ' SSRHSSEYSK wif -A 'TK E BE '!X,3i -w ms WB libel. . 88' mlm XSS KE EIS!! Xl ii EW EX I s ws I as ,E HI.. H, I-I. E .nelgx--me 5 H E an-f n Em, H sagem -we fx is Bi SSE F5 If M me E LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Conant, Treasurer, Meriulfn Ellis, Benny Haste, Howard Pyle, Vice-President, Pat Douglas, Secretary, Betty Blankenship, Ralph Campbell, Mrs, Barnes, Sponsor, Margorie VVhitehurst, Catherine Buzzy, VVlll7ll1' Campbell, President, Ann Wfimer, Frank Ferebee, Jimmy Spivey. BETA CL B I if as fa ami' :wg an ,Ei-' gli,- x'u3 le9i 'H H A M' 1 is is N W sn- mg? w. f mu new ifillw I FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGHT! Howard, Pyle, jimmy Spivey,Presiclent', Loretta Kelley, Wilbur Campbell, T1'6lISll1'9l'j Belle Hubbard, Rosa WVhite, Merium Ellis, Jeanette Young, Dolores Lupton, Secretary, Ann Wimer. , , SECOND Row: Florence W'il.lia1nson, Vice President, Frances McClannan, Helen Hessel, Ella Mae Rodgers, Charlotte Baum, Alvin Rodgers, Cherry Mitchell, Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor, Dick Conant, Benny Haste. Absent from Picture-Lola Minson. -'tif 37 Heh v ANNUAL STAFF LEFT 'ro RIGHT! Ann WVimer, Assistant Co-Editor, Jeanette Young, Co-Editor, Walter Riddle- hoover, Business Manager, Loretta Kelley, Typist, Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor, Jimmy Spivey, Treasurer, and Marlene Mead, Art Editor. NIISSINC FROM PICTURE: Lola Minson, Co-Editor. NEWSPAPER STAFF nM1fm,N24:f:.2w 1- P- , W My jg'9?1ss::5??tf,ea,x?u,.,N:sMt,t,,.a,, ..,. tlywie . .I , K M, x STANDING-LEFT 'ro HIGI-IT: Mrs, Barnes, Sponsor, June Garrenton, Second Page Editor, Howard Pyle, Third Page Editor, Alvin Rodgers, Treasurer, Dolores Lupton, First Page Editor, Mary Ann Lee, Assistant Editor, Pat Douglas, Fourth Page Editor, Barbara Britt, Assistant Fourth Page Editor. A SEATED AROUND TABLES-LEFT To- RIGHT: Marlene Mead, Reporter, Clara Kennedy, Re- porter, Merium Ellis, Editor-in-Chief, Marvin Hardy, Business Manager, Cherry Mitchell, Assistant Third Page Editor, Doris Shepherd, Reporter, Charlotte Baum, Assistant First Page Editor, Kay Reid, Reporter, Norma Young, Reporter, Pat Newlin, Reporter, and Leah Ray Mears, Reporter, -:iii 38 22+- GLEEIHIHB LEFT TO RIGHT-Fi1'Sf Row-Bonnie Young, Evelyn Underhill, Jeanette Singletary, Barbara VVhitehead, Nancy Kirby, Joyce Elder, Dorothy Newbery, Catherine Henderson, Thelma Peach, Lavon Golsen, Mary Lou Franshaw. Secrmcl How-Mildred Robertson, Mary Hodges, Clarabelle Statlford, Carolyn Norfleet, Mildred Brinkley, Mariam Harris, Betty Hester, Ruth Bowman, Betty F airer. Third Row-Mrs. Fairer, Catherine Israel, Mildred Griflith, Virginia Lee Holland, Anne Newlin, Romana Scott, Ruth Meixel, Vera Clifton, Betty Turner, Mary Yon. Fourth Row-Edith Mills, Bill Hutton, Harry Wilcox, Luda Box, Wesley Shipp, Leroy Gutherie. BAND LEFT T0 RIGIJT-FWS! Row--Garland Barlow, Benny Hogwood, Gloria Brinkley, Shirley I-Iumphries, Carolyn Barlowe, Jeannine Eoltz, Betty Beasley, June Garrenton, Eddie Barnes, Bytz Dunlap, Donald Reed, Carl Moore, Frank Ferebee, Ernest Cray. Second Row-Billy Beasley, Jacqueline McCoy, Beverly Barger, Phyllis Milling, Jimmy Moseley, Marvin Belle, Pete Miller, Jow Vestal, Marvin Hardy, Raymond Hogwood, VValter Hum- phries, Richard White, Jack Beasley, Franklin Parker, Johnnie Miller, Leon Holland, Andrew Jones. Third Row-Jerry McKnight, Jean Bryant, Carolyn Everett, Paul Rod- gers, Margaret Fentress, Alfred Stanley, Lit Hudgins, Leroy Guthrie, Karl Eaton, Ramon Scott, Bobby Kiracofe. F. H. A. FIRST Row-LIQIPT 'ro RIGHT: Merinm Ellis, Secretary, Sally Buzzy, President, Hazel Meixel Treasurer, Jean Moore. SECOND ROW: Audrey Wolfe, Lenore Rice, Faye Evans, Barbara Belanga, Mary Ann Lee THIRD Row: Shirley Bryant, Sylvia Suther, Katherine Buzzy, Leigh Whitehurst, Betty Fair-er FOURTI-I ROW: Catherine Israel, Betty Owens, Milclrecl Griffin, Margaret Davis, Miss Ash- worth, Sporzsor. - ABSENT FROM PICTURE! Bobby Grithn, Vice-Presiclent. 4-H CLUB FIRST ROWV-LEFT TO RIGHT: Catherine Israel, Mildred Robertson, Betty Fairer, Mary Spivey. SECOND Row: Dolores Simms, Charlotte Baum, Reporter, Sylvia Suther, Barbara Parron, lrVinifred Acree, Mary Sawyer. THItllJ Row: Christine Johns, Mildred Griflin, Clara Kennedy, Jean Moore, Vice-President, Dolores,,Lupton, Secretzzryg Jack Beasley, Pete Harrell. FOUIATI-I Row: Jimmy Spivey, President, Mrs. Lee, Sponsor, C, L. Xvhite, Benny Hogwoocl, Glen McClannan, Jimmy Snyder, Carl Moore. --'Sf 40 lk- TRI-HI-Y F IIxsT ROXV-LEFT TO RIGHT: Loretta Kelley, President. , SECOND Row: Ann VVimer, Secretarryg Meriurn Ellis, Vice-Presiclent. Tuum Row: Norma Young, Peggy Hundley, Ruth Sanders, Chaplin. FOURTH ROW: Hazel Meixel, Florence VVIllia1IIson, Shirley Kirby, Pat Newlin. FIFTI-I Row: 'Kathleen Jennings, Audrey Wolfe, Helen Hessel. SIXTH Row: Miss Moore, Sponsor, Faye Evans, june Garrenton, Kay Reid, Jeanette Young, Dorothy Mercer, Rosa YVhite, Betty Gardner. ABSENT FROM PICTURE! Lola Minson, Treasurer. HI-Y FIRST ROWV-LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Pyle, President. SECOND Row: Wilbur Campbell, Vice-President, Benny Haste, Secretary. THIRD Row: Walter Riddlehoover, T1'ea.sm'e1', Dick Conant, jimmy Spivey, Chaplin. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Rodgers, Bobby Hendricks, Floyd Wade, jack Price. FIFTI-I Row: john Rittenhouse, jimmy Moseley, Richard Lane, Dickie Sloan, Bill Ashley Eddie VVebb. K SIXTH ROW: Edward Flanders, Tommy Worrell, Victor Peck, Jimmy Newlin, Vlayne Boggs SEVENTH Row: Ernest Gray, Buddy Duplain, Mr. Byers, Sponsor, Billy I-Iudgins, Lawton Box -'iii 41 lieu- 4 9 FOOTLIGHTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row-Leah Ray Mears, Ernest Gray, Katherine Buzzy, Howard Pyle, Clara Kennedy, Buddy Duplain, Ernestine VVright, Pat Douglas. Second Row-Gale Gibson, Joe Vestal, Cherry Mitchell, Hazel Meixel, Betty Byrd, Jean Elswick, Babs Brice, Jean Moore, Dorothy Trueblood, Shirley Bryant, Marjorie Vldhiteliurst, Mary Sawyer, Joan Ero, Barbara Richards, Eva Bowman, Benny Haste, Miss Gulledge, Third Row-Joyce VVatlington, Gwen Jones, Jimmy Baker. 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Hg .349-Q HQ HQB Q HQ Q Q Q Q QQQ QQ-Q QQQQ HQ-Q4Q5'iV,QmwQ:3mQ Q55 HQQ S Q: Q. QQ WQQ QQQEQ Q W QQ WQQQHQHJQQEQQQQW EQQE Q55 X hmmm WSE QQQEQ QEWEQEYQQ? Q HY? S Q as HE, QQQWQQ EE SLK QQ wig? Q 25 Q Wi Qgsg QQQQQQQQ, Q Q Q25 , Q Q5 HQQ2 Q ma HB EQ QQQ Q QD-:ME QHEQQE Q Egg LRQQES QQ! Q H-Q SQ HQ QQ CHEER LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT! Shirley Kirby, Sue Kiracofe, Babs Brice, C0-Czlpta-ing June Garrenton, Anne VVi1ner, Co-Captain, Rosa VVhite, Jeanette Young, and Norma Young. MONOGRAM CLUB FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Norma Young, Shirley Kirby, Sally Buzzy, Leah Ray Mears, Jean Moore, Barbara Brice, Cherry Mitchell, Rosa VVhite, Sue Kiracofe. SECOND Row: Buddy Duplain, Victor Peck, Donald Davis, Jeanette Young, l-WCG-Pl'6-S'fllGl1f'g Eddie Webb, President, Merium Ellis, T1'easure1', I. P. Davenport, Howard Pyle, Lawton Box, Gene Houchins. THIRD Row: Bud Everett, VVesley Shipp, Benny Haste, Curly Young, june Carrenton, VValter Biclcllehoover, John XVl111G1'. Eugene Jones, Dick Conant, Billy I-Iuclgins, Forrest New- hall, and Harold Childs. -+25 44 ge-- KEMPSVILLE WIN S VIRGINIA BEACH SUN TBOPHY This year the Kempsville Blue Devils, with the smallest, but one of the toughest tezuns in the history of the school, enjoyed a very successful season, winning more than half of their scheduled games. Not only were they happy for the victories, but especially for one outstanding victory. The Kempsville gridders, coached by Al Hawkins, were made up of only 14 boys, as they entered the crucial game of the season against their close rivals, Oceana High School. The Cavaliers seemed a bit over-confident, as they boasted of a much better previous record. W Curly Young, Kempsvilleis leading scorer, brought the large crowd up when he took the ball on the first play of the game and scampered around left end for 65 yards to score. However, this was nullified because of a penalty. From near the 20-yard line Young carried it over to make it count. Oceana pushed over their lone tally in the second period to tie up the game. Seemingly aroused but not discouraged by the Cavalier score, the Blue Devils came out in the second half and really turned on the steam. Speedy Young sailed into pay dirt again for the Blue Devils to assure his teammates of a victory. But Everett, left end, converted by placement to put his team out in front, 13-6. Buddy Duplain bucked over the third Kempsville six- pointer in the last quarter. Thus, the Kempsville Blue Devils defeated the Oceana Cavaliers, 19-6, to take the Princess Anne County Championship. For the first time, the Vi1'gi11.ia Beach Sun, a local newspaper, awarded the victorius Blue Devils a beautiful trophy. Engraved on the back of the trophy are the names of the 14 spirited boys who deserve all the hours they can receive, managers and coach as well. Curly Young, team captain, was presented the trophy for the team, at a meeting for the presentation of the school monograms. A similar trophy will be awarded each year to the winner of this annual classic. It is rather difficult to state any definite positions that the boys played. Coach Hawkins had so few to choose from throughout the season and some were sidelined with injuries, while others started mid-season. Even with that, Weill try to give credit where credit is due. Filling the back positions at different times throughout the season were the following boys: Buddy Duplain, Harold Childs, I. P. Davenport, Curly Young, Alvin Rodgers, Lawton Box, Bay Sawyer, Herbert Foster, and Ernest Gray. Eddie WVebb played in the backfield near the end of the season. Rodgers was forced out with an injury. The linemen at different intervals included these: Walter Riddlehoover, Wes- ley Shipp, Victor Peck, Billy Hudgins, Eugene jones, Benny I-Iaste, Bud Everett, John Wimer, Eddie Webb, John Balance, Billy Davis, and Donald Davis. B. Davis dropped out and jones had to quit by doctoris orders: In the final game of the season Kempsville lost its last three substitutes, when three regulars, Webb, Riddlehoover, and Childs suffered injuries. Our hearty congratulations and appreciation go out to these boys who made it possible for dear oldv Kempsville High to gain these honors. Our one great hope is that the teams that represent the Kempsville Blue Devils in the future Will be full of the same fine spirit shown by these boys, this spirit of the blue and whiten will always stand for victory!! ITOVVABD PYLE -egg 45 ga.- FOOTBALL TEAM 1947 1 S 2 PRINCESS ANNE CHAMPIONS.-FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGHT: J. P. Davenport, Alvin Rodgers, Harold Young, Buddy Duplairx, Walter Ricldlehoover, Lawton Box, SECOND Row: Eddie YVebb, John WVinier, Billy I-Iudgins, Wesley Shipp, James Everett, Benny Haste. THIRD Row: Ray Sawyer, Ernest Cray, Donald Davis, Victor Peck, Harold Childs, Herbert Foster. ' SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sept. 19-Kempsville ...,.... ..... 0 Sui-folk ..............,...... ........ 4 7 Sept. 27-Kenipsville ........ ..... 0 Mathew Whaley ....... ........ 2 1 Oct. 10-Kempsville ........ ..... 0 Great Bridge .......... .... 9 Oct. N 17-Keinpsville ........ ..... 6 Poquoson ............. .... 0 Oct. 24-Kempsville ........ ........ 1 9 Oceana ........... .... 6 Oct. 31-Kempsville ........ ........ 5 8 Portlock ............. .... 7 Nov. 7-Kempsville ........ ........ 6 South Norfolk ..... ..37 Nov. 14-Kempsville ........ ........ 2 1 North Hampton .... ....... 1 8 Nov. 21-Kempsville ................................ 18 Deep Creek ............................... .... 7 To the Football Team and Coach of Kempsville High School, we of the Annual Staff, would like to express our appreciation for their outstanding Work and success during the season of 347. With the smallest squad in the history of the school, these 14 gridiron fighters chalked up a series of victories that Won recognition throughout the Tidewater Area. . mei 46 259- VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT! Buddy Duplain, J. V. Davenport, Ernest Gr1y Alx 1n Rodgers Gene I-Iouchins, Dickie Sloan, James Everett, Ca-Captaing John VVIIDLI Curle Youn Co Cap ming Forrest Newhall, Al Hawkins, Coach. Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kemps ville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Keinpsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Portlock ............ Churchland Mathew Whaley ................... Great Bridge Hickory .............. ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Kempsuzllr, Opponent Dec. Dec. ...Dec. Ian. Ian. South Norfolk .......................... Ian. Cradock ................ .................. Wa1wv1ck . ....... Poquoson . ...... .. Oceana .............,... Barry-Robinson ...... Portlock ................ Churchlancl ..........Ian. ....jan. ..........Feb ..........Feb Mathew Whaley ............ ...... Oceana ....... .Feb Great Bridge Hickory .............. Feb South Norfolk .......................... Feb Craclock ............,... ....... ....,.. F e b Suffolk .............. ....... F eb. Deep Creek ....... Feb Warwick ........... .................. F eb -at 47 15+ 12 16 18 6 9 13 16 19 23 30 4 7 13 16 17 20 24 25 27 28 FIRST Row-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucian Gunter, I-Iarry VVilcox, Dan Shreve, Victo1 Peck jimmy Stillman, Joe Vestal. SECOND Row: Bill Hutton, jimmy Moseley, Alvin Newhall, Bobby Kiracofe, Donald Reid Ted Shreve, Merrill Barrett. Tumn Row: Mr. Byers. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Keinpsville Kenipsville Keinpsville Kempsville Kempsville Keinpsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kempsville Kernpsville arf 48 South Norfolk ...... South Norfolk ...... Oceana .............. Cradock ...,.... Cradock ........ Oceana ............. Broad Creek ........ Broad Creek ........ Barry Robinson V Barry Robinson V ................ Norfolk Academy Barry Robinson V ................ Eg.- 31 18 27 2 41 44 19 21 24 17 17 16 GIRLS' BASKETBALL FRONT SEM1-Cu1oLE-LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Kiracofe, Jean Moore, Meriuin Ellis, Shirley Kirby, Rosa l1Vhite, Jeanette Young, Babs Brice, Cherry Mitchell, Co-Captain, Leah Ray Mears, Ann Wimer, C0-Captain.. BACK ROXV-LEFT 'ro RIGHTZ Katherine Buzzy, Audrey NVolfe, Sally Buzzy, Hazel Meixel. Dorothy Mercer, Mr. Hawkins, Coachg Evelyn Lupton, Ella Mae Rodgers, Norma Jean Scott, Faye Evans. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Kempsville Portlock ..................................... Dec Kempsville Churchland ..........................,.... Dec Kempsville Great Bridge Hickory .............. jan. Kempsville South Norfolk ,............,............ Jan. Kempsville Cradock ...... ........ I an. Kempsville Warwick ....... ........ I an. Kempsville Poquoson ..,.. ......... I au. Kempsville Oceana ......... ......... I an. Kempsville Portlock ........ ........ F eb Kempsville Norview ........,. g... .,...... .Feb Kempsville Churchland ........ Feb Kempsville Mathew Whaley ....... ......... F eb Kempsville Oceana ...................................... Feb Keinpsville Great Bridge Hickory ............,. Feb Kernpsville South Norfolk .......................... Feb Kempsville Kempsville Feb Suffolk .....,........... ....... ........ Deep Creek if 49 Hel- Feb a W.. we mama E . may .m. Sw sa ,mm sa a WE WOULD was -ro EXPRESS oura FXPPYRECAPQTION TO THOSE PEOPLE wx-lo I 'l'Hfk0vGl-LTI-lElf-K FNDVEPCTISEMENTS HFWE MGDE OUR QNNUQL POSSKBLEIT l5OUR. SINLERE WISH Tl-HRT THEY w1L.L PRECEWE THE PHTRQNQGE QP Hu. PERSONS sNTmS GRE FA. ,EZZQW 'Q N' X., 24241 XS Q, E fi'-,, ff' LC. 'O-zZfff 'f ?'3f N S , ' 7'v' ', 71' I VTWJQW I ' I 1 5 9 Q ,, , gfr , we ' .' . Wiffsix me, MN 'J xx . ulfllllix wllfn .'wM,?J14i X W? 0 F Ev cy xx Q ' xx XXX ,- J 3 E x Q N 'Nw W lil . 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