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

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r ”Rga9is9S99 PpaB«B eBSBBeB«9» PRcit!9B9BPnBBB ' i ' ga3g!jRseff Ba P4an««nRaqa4fl9Ba sflaaBiasBeBBaeeBssB9BBBVRBH9fl9esag9aBSBSflaB9see ' jeaaeeeB9fleeeBBVH9 9??;B9 5;9 T HE K R A B B A GEORGE H. SHEILD “Scutum” President of Latin Section Sophomore Class, ' 22; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 24; Orches¬ tra, ' 23; Treasurer Freshman Class; Pioneer Staff, ' 23, ' 24; Annual Staff, ' 23, ' 24; Vice- President Journalism Club, ' 24; Baseball Squad, ' 23, ' 24; Class Prophet, ' 24; Four Square Club, ' 24. For you’ll never fail in love, my boy While girls are lovely and true; For with them life will be a joy To lads with a line like you. ELIZABETH SHEPHERD French Club, ' 24. Elizabeth, Betty, Betsy and Bess All went together to II. H. S. After four years’ struggle at this wonder¬ ful high They left us in sorrow and we heaved a sigh. GORDON SINGLES “Dox” President French Club, ' 24; Journalism Club, ' 24. Oh. his name is Gordon Singles That means he has no wife. If he’s as wise as we think he is, He’ll stay “Single” all his life. HAYDEN CLYDE SMITH “Smitty” French Club, ' 23. Herr we have a fine young man, Of mischief he is full; Although fate simply named him Smith, She gave him push and pull. Page Twenty-six