Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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BESSIE VIRGINIA BEIITSCHEY “Bess Athletic Association, ’23, ' 24, ' 25; Operetta, ' 24; Glee Club, ' 24, ' 25; Woodrow Wilson Lit¬ erary Society, ' 24, ' 25; Journalism Club, ' 24, ' 25; Vice-President Home Economics Club, ' 24; President of Home Economics Club, ' 25; Treasurer of Senior Class, ' 25; Cbeer Leader, ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer French Club, ' 25; President Music Club, ’25. Bessie is a first rate girl, Though not a pious Quaker, A smile, some rouge, a little curl, She’s surely a heart breaker. KATHRYN VIRGINIA BULLY “Katie” Journalism Club, ' 25; Treasurer Latin Club, ' 25; Athletic Association, ' 25; French Club, ' 25; Closs Poet, ' 25; Woodrow Wilson Literary Society, ’25. Everybody knows that Katie Is a trim and sprightly lass. Quite correctly did, we rate her As poetess of our class. NANCY HASSON CAREY BURKE “C iiubbie” “T urkie” Track Team, ' 23; Glee Club, ' 23, 24; Presi¬ dent of Glee Club, ' 25; Athletic Association, ' 23, ' 24, ' 25; Operetta, ' 23, ' 24; Captain Track Team, 24; Dramatic Club, ' 24; Basketball, ’24, ' 25; Treasurer Junior Class, 24; Journalism Club, ' 25; Woodrow Wilson Literary Society, ' 25; Vice-President Latin Club, 25; French Club, ' 25. Our Nancy Burke just must be praised, She’s smart, she’s neat, she’s trim. Her name by gameness she has raised To “sports” chief synonym. MACY MILTON CARMEL Orchestra, ' 23, ' 24, ' 25. After four years of difficult, toil, We find Macy still alive; And now he’s going to leave us With, the class of ’25.

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SARAH VIRGINIA BATTEN “Piggy” Vice-President Class ' 22; Operetta, ' 22, ' 2-1; Athletic Association, ' 23; Class Historian, ’23; Glee Club, ' 23, ' 25; Journalism Club, ' 24; Vice- President Journalism Club, ’25; Secretary Home Economics Club, ' 25; French Club, ’25; Senior Play, ' 25. Virginia Batten is attractive and fair, With pretty blue eyes and golden hair; A nd if ever you want her, just search till you find Mr. Alton Buchanan — she’ll be close behind. DOROTHY ESTELLE BAUMAN “Dot” President Home Economics Club, ' 24; Jour¬ nalism Club, ' 25; French Club, ’25; Athletic Association, ’25. “Dot” goes about her school work With all her heart and soul. Her labors, however, are not in vain, For she made term honor-roll. GEORGE SMITH BENTHALL “Scoop” Athletic Association, ' 23, ’24, ' 25; Commer¬ cial Club, ’24; Spanish Club, ' 25. A man of letters is his sole desire, And we know that “Scoop” won’t fail; But there are many other more profitable trades Than that of carrying mail. JAMES CAUSEY BISHOP “Jim” In a busy juvenile court room .Judge Jim Bishop will preside. “Order in the court,!” he shouts, And then the noise will subside. — --,,—

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JAMES FRANCIS DALY “Jim my” Football Squad, ' 23; Orchestra, ' 23; Presi¬ dent Dramatic Club, ' 24; Journalism Club, ' 24; Football Varsity, ' 24; Four Square Club, ' 24, ‘25; Thomas Jefferson Literary Society, ' 24; Athletic Association, ’24, ' 25; President Jour¬ nalism Club, ' 25; French Club, ' 25; Manager Track, ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer Thomas Jefferson Literary Socety, ' 25; Tennis Club, ' 25; Athletic Council, ' 25; Senior Play, ' 25; President Senior Class, ' 25; News Editor of Pioneer, ’25. Jimmy, as we all know, lives With business, hand in glove; However, we think Jimmy gives Some time to thoughts of love. JOSE DOLORES DAVILA “Pepe” Track, ' 24, ' 25; Baseball, ' 24, ' 25; Journalism Club, ' 25. Jose hails from Porto Rico, With manner calm and cool; But put him in a track suit And he’s the “Nurmi” of our school. THOMAS NEIL DRUMMOND “Dinks” Basketball, ' 22; French Club, ' 25. About his fortunes we know little, Of his troubles we know less. ’Tis rumored he has a sweetheart, But who it is we cannot guess. EDWIN CARROLL ENGLEBURT “Engy” Athletic Association, ' 23, ' 24, ' 25. Carroll brings into one’s mind A person steeped in joy, Of sport and student both combined To make an A-l boy.