Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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-■ ■ « P9Baea«s»eaBe4e 9 a ■saaeRflsasaaaevsaaaa aae ■■■■saeflaaaReacsasgsnsqaac ' RsaoMrnaq pr 4 jsae bag ■ am T H E K R A B B A MATILDA HATTIE SCHMIDT “Tillie” Secretary of Commercial Club, ' 24. Her fut ure work she’s not yet chosen; Though inspired by “Hamlet” and the rest, IFe find he r toiling with pen and ink Inclined to be a p-o-e-t-e-s-s. KIEVE SEAR “Sheik” The teachers send Kieve their bills, For pencils he must pay. They wear so many of them out Marking down each holiday. HILDA FRANCES SHACKELFORD Commercial Club, ‘24. Now here’s to our little “blondie,” A fair and bonnie lass. We certainly hate to meet the day When she shall leave this class. EDWARD H. SHARMAN “Eddie” Manager of Baseball, 23; Manager of Foot¬ ball, ’23; President Senior Class, ’23 y 2 ; Vice- President French Club, ’23y 2 . He thought he’d be a student of theology, Rut finding the sins of life endearing, He reconsidered and now he ' ll be A master of civil engineering. Page Twenty-five