Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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IB 113 I T H E K li A B B A RUFUS OLLEN HOUSE, ,TR. You see here’s a boy who ' s both solemn and wise, n is thoughts seem always to float in the skies. He seldom seems to mind hard knocks And the lady folks rave ’bout his dark brown locks VIRGINIA LOUISE HUDGINS “Tacky” Glee Club, ’24; French Club, ' 24. Oh. she’s the high school flagger. Always chasing some high-toned dagger, Who has a big car and plenty of dough : She never gets tired of going to a show. NORA HUDSON “Noah” French Club, ' 24; Glee Club, ' 24. Tall and slim, and sporty, too. Nothing less nor more; She’s come to try her luck with us From the far-off English shore. EVA ESTELLE HUMPHRIES “Eve” Commercial Club, ' 24; Glee Club, ' 24. She is cute and she is chic, She is just a little trick Petite, of her, is quite descrigtive And hearts, indeed, are her objective. ■ fiabbutiasasii Page Nineteen

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THE KRABBA S ' ........ Page Eighteen SADIE LEE FISHER “Barxey Oldfield ' ’ Glee Club, ' 22; French Club, ’24. She’s a very quiet kind of girl, She hasn’t much to say; But she makes it up in her sweet smile And her ever pleasing way. VIRGINIA GWENDOLYN FLYNN “Fritz” From her name you’d think she’s Irish; If they’re lazy she is not, For all the pep that pep can lend Virginia Flynn has got. LOIS HAMILTON “Bell” French Club, 24. She is not the kind of a girl you’d forget, Just look and you’ll see all the while, That when she gets “E she only says, “Gee!” I ' ll just laugh that off with a smile.” HELEN LUCILLE HANOWELL “Cille” Orchestra, ’23; Secretary French Club, 23V 2 ; Treasurer of Literary Society, ' 23; Glee Club, ’22, ' 24. Two brown eyes a-laughin’, Two red lips never still, Things to talk about a-plenty, N’est-ce-pas, Lucille? »

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■aaaaaaaaaaaBaaBaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaooaaaaoaaaaaaaanaaEaaaeaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaiaaBaBBiii T II E K If A B B A ERMA HUNT “Sasdy” Frencli Club, ' 24. What a friendly disposition! You never see her frown. It really is a pleasure To have Erma stickin’ ’round! ROY JENKINS “Jinks” Treasurer 3A Class; Journalism Club, ' 24. ’Twas Roy he was christened, But we call him “Jinks”; No cliff what the world says, He says what he thinks. MABEL JACQUELIN JESTER “Jinks” Do you think she could make a noise? I mean our old friend Mabel, Well, just yet her outside the school And you ' ll find that she’s quite able. MARGARET ANNA JOHNSON “Peggie” Oh, sure ’tis said Venida rules the waves. But O, those iron-waved locks of yourn ’Twottld break our very hearts in twain To see those glorious red locks shorn. Page Twenty