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

 - Class of 1952

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Item 51 Melvin Scarborough and Carl Moore leave Harold Know-it-all Bogart a list of the Senior Privileges, in hopes that he doesn't get in anymore trouble. Item 52 Marshall Whitehurst, Kempsville's ace grammarian, receives from Doris Frost an appreciation of Literature and an attitude for Grammar-Comic books, split infinitives, double negatives, etc. Ain't we done tole the truf, Doris? Item 55 Feet Flanders bequeaths her shoes to Nadine Hardy, Peggy Carr, and Pat Pitzer so that these three may have a good foundation for all the excess bulk they carry around. Feet's foot will pivot to any position where the most support is needed-backwards, frontwards, sideways- Item 54 Item 55 Katherine Land leaves her dominating personality to shy, retiring, and reticent Tita jones and Nancy Kirby. Glenn Spike McClanan, who has been endowed with more than his share of extension hose on his face, has a girl friend, Diana Borland. Diana does not wish to part with any of Glenn except his nose which gets in her way. Accordingly, she bequeaths a nostril to Patsy Free and a nostril to Bonnie Young. joan Poodle dog Ashley leaves her excess weight to Pat Saunders. Won't joan's head be lighter. Mildred Griffith leaves her bathing suit figure to Jeanette Singletary and Evelyn Underhill. Mildred has been chosen Miss Censored of 1952. , Item 56 Item 57 Item 58 Item 59 Bill Halsey leaves his wardrobe to Melvin Spivey. Maybe someday it will fit that husky guy. To Betty Jean twelve words a minute Clarke, Marjorie Whitehurst leaves her time writings, letters, re- construction practices, and about fifteen packs of typing paper. Item 40 Barbara Daugherty, Norma Dickerson, and Elizabeth Rockey, who recently joined the Nurses' Club, leave to Luda Casket C we mean Boxl a first aid kit, stretcher, and a book on how to set bones. We hope this will save him some money on doctor's bills. Item 41 Catherine Israel leaves her Betty Grable legs to Snookie Newberry so she can lead the Majorettes next year. The band is hard up. Sliced ham for sale! Item 42 Birdy-eyed Baggett, The Badmitton Kid, leaves his Hollywood Glasses to Mr. Lockard. The more to see you with girls! ! ! Item 45 Betty I-Iudgins leaves her wolf call to Aubrey Munden, so he may learn how to use it. Betty did. CPoor Cornelll ! ! Item 45 Tommy Hendricks leaves Carolyn Everett a raincoat to keep her dry. Carolyn knows why. CSo does everyone else? Item 45 Mary Yon cannot bequeath the office to sister Thelma, as Marie Fisk has taken over. Item 46 Mary Anne Mitchell wills her newly instituted course, D. E.- Darn early escape from afternoon classesh to June Wilson, Thelma Peach, and June Davenport. Item 47 Mary Louise Richardson and Colette Smith don't leave, but return the copied cheers used at the Amphib games, to their rightful owners, the Kempsville cheer-leaders. Item 48 Wallace Jones needs everything he possesses, so we prefer that he take it all with him. Item 49 Catherine Whitehurst, who is a set-shot artist, leaves her talents to Carolyn Norfleet who is a set artist. Item 50 Bobby Ellis and Garland Barlow, who sit all kinds of records in the intramural basketball tournament leave the secret of their success to Terry Davis. Item 51 Margaret Davis leaves. Dorothy Smith and Judy Riddick take her seat in the senior homeroom. Item 52 Betty Fairer leaves her early morning sprints to Bobby Mitchell and Charles Gibson who have decided to become track stars. Item 55 George Jackins leaves his wrestling ability to Bo Bo Dipboye. The trouble is, George has never thrown any- thing but bull. However he does have a legitimate transfer which he leaves to Gilbert jackson, Joan McGee, and Barbara Adams. Item 54 Henry Wilson leaves to Mildred Horton and Careta Beasley his ability to manage a winning team. Item 55 Warren Mopey Snyder leaves his talent to work hard, we mean Hardly work to Calvin Sanders and Iris Jean Phelps. Item 56 Nellie Guill, we wish you would talk a little, so you could leave your voice to Christine Hudgins and Margie Woolyhand. As if they need it! I Item 57 Frances Hebb bequeaths to Shirley Terry and Edna Earl Bowyer her knack for translating shorthand. Item 58 Our one and only Bill Kirby desires to will his football uniform to Virginia Lee Holland. After all she would make a wonderful tackle-a little too hefty for majoretting. We need to bequeath nothing to Ramona Scott. Occasionally she goes over with a bang. fCymbals, you know!J . Item 59 The mutes, jean Hughes, Ellen Sowers, and Margie Mercer, pass on their sign language to the junior un- speables-Doris Hubbard, Mildred Brinkley, and Dorothy Tompkins. Our Last Will and Testament didn'r exactly work out right. We have only one senior left over and three juniors-well it came out equal, after all! To get back to the point, we'll leave Joan Snead for Leroy Shackleford, Steve Squires, and Freddy Nolin to fight over. May the best man win. We would leave something to eeney and meemy but there ain't no mo . The End.

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.Slat twill' and II I We, the Senior Class of Kempsville High School, in the year of our Lord ninteen hundred and fifty-two, being of simple mmds and sluggish bodies, do hereby designate this as our Last Will and Testament. Item I Sleepy Ironmonger leaves his ability to butt Ccigarette butt that ish hunt behind the old gym to Donald Reid. Item 2 Benny Hogwood leaves-The Journalism Class wishes Joe Delulio and Alfred Large would do likewise, as we can't think of anything. Item 3 Sylvia Suther wills her gorgeous hips to Alma Rea and Barbara Edwards-one apiece. If not satisfied, hips returnable in 10 days. Item 4 Nature isn't always right but Tintair is, therefore Doris Anne Ferrell and Peggy Webb leave their little pack- ages of bleach to Ruth Meixel and Carolyn Norfleet. Name your colors, girls. Item 5 Arlene Erdley bequeaths her knack for getting sick at school to Anne Newlin and, for extra measure, she throws up Coops! we mean throws inJ Mr. Lockard and the Driver's Training car to take her home. KI-M-Sic-R-U?J Item 6 Roses are red Violets are blue , If Goon Wicks has manners Stevenson has too-he has? Item 7 Anne Harp bequeaths her Shortnin bread to Bobby Kiracofe, Jo Anne Thompson, and Barbara Whitehead. Item 8 Cromwell has the nerve to try to leave something to Vestal, but Paul knows he doesn't need anything Harry possesses. HO HO, THAT'S RICH! l Item 9 Jackie Ozmon bequeaths his dislocated arm and his mislocated mind for Berry Sprott to find. Item 10 Dazzling Dan leaves his dribbling lip to Dopey Dollar, whose Million Dollar Band went bankrupt. Item 11 The pappies of the Senior Class, Jimmy Moseley and Jimmie Stillman, leave their arthritis and feeble- mindedness to Jimmy Snyder. p Item I2 Johnny Manby leaves his llth down plunges to 4th down Parker. Item 13 Bytz Dunlap bequeaths his long curling eyelashes to Pete Miller and Eugene Rawls. We hope their batting average will be as high. Item I4 Glenn McClanan has one outstanding point which he will bequeath to some member of the junior class. We, the seniors of '52, leave our deepest sympathy to that nosey person. Item 15 Ruby Harris wills to brother Jimmy, her term paper. Maybe he will live long enough to use it. Item 16 Marie Dozier leaves her hair to Mr. Littleton and Mr. Garrett. Item 17 Winnie Acree's head is going to dancing school to learn the St. Vitus. Item 18 The Seniors of K. H. S. leave to Donna Leigh, Station D-A-L-T-O-N W-O-O-D in hopes that she will do better with it than we did. All we could get was static. Item 19 Since Margaret Fentress and Shirley Humphries make a good pair, let's hook them up and the Senior Class will bequeath them a bag of oats. Item 20 If Johnny Manby doesn't Start working, Joyce Bonney is going to be leaving him to the junior class. Item 21 The Senior Class was afraid to leave track star Sidebottom anything. She would probably beat them up. Item 22 Athletic Andrews bequeaths her illegal K's to Husky Herbert and Wheaties Wilkie. Item 23 Phyllis Soriano leaves her torch, which she is carrying for Ironmonger, to Barbara Scott who would like to see Buzzy all lit up. Item 24 Preposterous Pete Baugh bequeaths a lie detector to Colossal Karl Herbert. Item 25 The Senior Boys leave to Ira, Perfect Boy , Fisk, a quart of whiskey, a pack of cigarettes, a shot of heroin, and a shot in the head. The Senior Girls leave him a 5' X 9' neon badge so that they can see him night or day, near or far away-preferably far away. Item 26 The romeos of the senior class, Billy Woodhouse and Ronald Meade, leave their dear traps to Delores Korsner, Charleene Mix, Faye Midgett, and the Hester sisters! Watch out boys, this is leap year, and we think we know what the girls are hunting for. Item 27 Joan Nolin leaves her tap shoes with tinkling bells to Chuck Snow so that he may attract all the attention his little heart desires. Jackie Ozmon throws in a red pair of suspenders to hold up Snow's droopy drawers. Item 28 Jeannette Halsey wills a mitty blouse and a pair of bloomers to Merrill Barrett, a faithful member who helps her every afternoon with the Girl's Basketball team. Won't someone mind your being so personal, Jeannette? Item 29 Item 30 Leon Holland leaves to Florence Baby-Talking Jackson, a baby bottle, nipple, and rattle. Mary Creech leaves to Betty Jean Lee all the wisdom and experience that she has gleaned from her contacts with Richardson and Godfrey. That wisdom would even make Confucius seem like a fool.



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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left To Right: Tommy Hendricks LPresidentJg Mary Barnes fSponsorJg Jeannette Halsey iSecretaryJg FRONT FOW, Left To Right: Mary Ann Mitchell QTreasurerQg Jimmy Stillman QVice Presiclentk.

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