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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-Buddy Duplain,' Vice-l3residentg Cherry Mitchell, 'Treasurerg Mary Barnes, Sponsorg Benny Haste, President. H - Their ability to spread jollity, as well participate in it, is one of the many qualities that has brightened the last four years of their association with their fellow students. The size and ability of the class of '49 has largely contributed to the athletic prowess and literary feats of the school. Leadership is one field in which they hold an unchallenged title and in which they have always realized and assumed their responsibilities. Certainly, qualities such as these should serve as a goal to urge them on to greater success. i103