Union Kempsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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i ' i ()i ' iii:r:v by a nf.w mktiiod or vol T, XOSI-: KNOWS Irmi Miiir iDiluiic phrciKilusiis ' iS read, Tlu ' v t ' l ' lt all the biinips ■ju vmir licad — Which wa? liri-scimc and made .mhi sn weary That tin liappicst fortune stenied dreary, liy cards, hy hamlwritini; ' , or trances, ' ou ma learn cif yotn- next circtimstances, r.nt I h lyc a new mc-thod astoimdinp: That i. every uld system confi.nndin! . I )id ycin knuw that the shape of (]nr noses (lur minds and ynnr t ' nture discloses? Inst to i r(p e that m powers are ample 1 shall ,iii e you a wonderfnl sample. 1 t;lance thus at yotn faces all slowin.a. And str.iiyhtway yonr fntnre I ' m knowiny. Ere nianx years Xoah Uroekell will he . solemn Doctor of Philisophy . nd in a manner hanshty shall e.xponncl His wisdom and his theories profound. Jnanila and i doria .yirls of charm and yraei- Whose virtues are reflected in their faces, W ill live in peace and plenty all their life Jiianita a housekeeper de luxe, and Gloria a happy wife. I l. (le Sikr likes to speculate . nd takes his Inn in tempting; fate So he ' ll hecome — the reckless joker . very luckv Wall Street hroker. Their lertile hrain and ready wit Proclaim at once the joh they ' ll tit M;irgaret Sheppard and Xina Copeland will write the perfect story. Thus covering themselves with glory. Nicholas Copeland, always up in the air AVho loves to t d ' Ce chances and perils to dare Will very soon be a world- famed aviator. As noted as Lindbcr.!;h, perhaps even greater. He ar.yues morning, noon and night, . nd wins, il he he wrong or right : So Cleo Johnson will be, of course, A lawyer, criminal and divorce. Otir friend, Maude Mason has a very small voice. But great big emotions and diction guide choice So she ' ll he a radio crooner some day And sob all her troubles in ether awav. Rosa Basnight will he an artist who ' ill mural decorations do .And be. as well, a portrait painter Who ' ll make poor Rembrandt ' s glory fainter. I ' huiiliers, working o ertime. With charges huge and nerve sublime. Hollowed Wight, Xoah Brockett and Sterling Reid ' s futures plain I see : ' ery wealthy men they will be. Martha ( lortigan. Margie Haynes and Hattie Wright, have great amhitii)n They ' ll be wily politicians, To congress by admirers sent, .And next perhaps Corrinc Owens he president. X ' ot fond themselves, of oxcrwork. They can ' t endure that others shirk. So Marie Foreman. Beatrice Bailey and l- dgeville Brockett, will run with glee A great employment agency. ith ge.stures wide and voice intense. At speaking pieces they ' re immense. And so Oelois Brockett and Rosabelle Johnson upon the stage. ill soon become the nation ' s rage. I l ' oi)e this wry generous sample H.is prii cd to you my powders are ample. . nd thai the cputline of your noses Vour fiiUn-e honestly discloses.

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Class Will and Testament I ' )iii- stay here in Princess Amu- Cn. Triiiiiiiij; Scliuoi drawn rapidly to a close, «c the Senior Class of ] ' M6 put down in documentary form this, our last will and tcstanunt to he reniemhcred by those who eli.uiee to I ' nllow tis. ITKM (). 11. Mar;,;ie llaynes to Evelyn Cilliam her hair style. rri ,M . (l. li. Nina Copeland 1,, Catherine Owens hrr aliilil In l e nol naive. WF, BEQCHAIM: ITEM NO. 1. To onr dear old school buildin.t; itself, we lea e the peaceful quiet caused b. our aliseuce and any apple cores, wads of gum, or ernmided notes w i- may have left ahoul. ITEM XO. 2. To our i rincipal we yive and lu- iiueatli a sense of relief that we ha e at last been ijradualed, pleasant memories of our four years together, and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or noteworthy achievements that onr future may contain. ITEM XO. 3. To our teachers, the faculty of the Princess . nnc Co. Training School, we here- by .give, free from all iidieritance, luxury, or in- come tax, our entire store of kimwledge. From them it came and to them it shoidd be returned. ITICM XO. l.V Marie b ' oreman lo Mary Brave her cl.-mcing .ibility. ITICM XO. 14. .Margarei Sluppard to W arneli Garret t her ability to study and make jiassin.g .grades. ITEM XO. l.s. Slerlin Keid to Clarence Rid lick liis aliilily to keep bis hair w ' ell gnximed. ITEM . (). 17. ( orriue ()wens, Delois bSrockett. and Kos;i lUlI Johnson to Goldie Davenport, Ro- berta Brown, ' and Catherine Weston, tbeir ability to keep smilin.g. ITIiM XO. 1 . Rosa Basniglit to Emily Owens her ability to keep a boy friend. ITEM XO. A. To the history of the Princess . ' nne Co. Training .School we bequeath our illustrious deeds and onr names as candidates for ihe 1 l;ill of F.ime. We also leave the words and mnsit ' (.)f onr class s(.in.g which, ihongli not beauti- ful, is ver durabU-. Tile smaller individuiil bequests arc as lollowes: ITEM XC). 5. Xicholas Copeland to Clinton CalTec bis personality and athletic ability. ITEM NO. 6. Clyde Siler to flouold Creene Ins i ability to be mischievous. ,- ITEM NO. 7. HoUowockI Wright to Beatrice Harris his ability to study. ITEM NO. y. Roland Russell to Calvin W illiams his .girl friends. ITEM XO. 9. ' Cleo .lohnson to The ' ma Johus.m bis lilnes singing ability. ITEM NO. 10. Mary B. William to .Mary Harris her ability to keep streamlined. ITEM Nf). 18. Noali Broekctt to James Hider his ability to loaf and still make passing grades. ITEM XO. 19. (d..ria Brown to Bertha TiUery and Ruby White her ability to make good marks .niil socialize regulations. ITEM NO. 20. Maude Mason to all the bVesb- Tuan girls her ability to keep a bus driver friend for lour ears. n ' b:.M XO. 21. liallie W right to Eveyii Kiddick her aliibl In keep glamorous and a boy friend. ITEM XO. 22. Jnanita Lamb to the Sophomore girls her aliibty to have many boy friends and keep them trcun clashing. ] ' inally we do herein name and appoint as a sole executor of this onr last will and testament, our class advisor. Mr. Robert L. liordon. In wit; iiess whereof our class of 1946 the testator, have set our hand and seal on this -lib day of Jinie in the year of 194(3. s

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CLASS POEM TIIK(ir i:AT. l)VENTUHK ( )iir scliiiiil flays cnflcfl, life licfore us lies - A L;rcal aih ' enture. Clmidless are the skies ; Xnw time seems hut a slave tn l(i dur will : Endless tiinidrrnw that with i(i - we fill, llown uuknciw 11 trails we ' ll jduniev- far and tree And find the spring;-Si ' een mad ti Aieady; i ' ut nexer, ne er lonely shall we fare, r (ir ydu ' ll he in our dreamiiiL; ' e Trywherc. The thoughts of school shall with us alwaxs he A true c(im])anion — ha])|i niemorv. ( )h may we flare to flrcam and flare tti do. Loving ' the truth, and to ourselves he true M;i ' we so wairk and li ' e throu jh .all our fla s. That frieufls may love us, honest men niav praise. Of each nii.sftirtune make a swaird to stay The flrat on worries that ohstruct our way. With heart that ' s strong- to fight and never wins May we not falter when the storms hegin ; For onh liuils contentment fiiifls aiifl keejis To him wlm would achiex ' e, the road is steep. The summit ' s e er farther on the way Aiifl glor ' ' s liut a sunheam, soon to .stray. Still we must struggle till the flay is gfine .And Ifiok across the jiurple hills tfi flawn. Be faithful to f)Ur work. res])ect it ' s call .Aiifl finil it not too great nor ' et too small Each task a hlessing ami for us the hest ; We ' ll do it well anfl leave to Gotl the rest. ■r -. ' C - -.C ' .C .-. .-. Cr.-.C -.Cri-.Cr ' ' 0- ' ' ' - ' Cr:-.ii -.i! - Cr -- ■■ ? ' -4 ' -tf -.-- .- .-- v ' ' - .-- . 5 ' .-rf -.- i vs;r-. S -.- 4 -- -.