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

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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 -- -.

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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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