Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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,Ks 41505 ff 3 A if if QQ. 'G' l Vw l if . Q N I' fff'f fun vw, f f . L I! l 'i if RUTH STILLNAN Tu'iuic tkniscicnlimis, fun loving: and xlcniurc. EIJWARIJ TATE Ed Sh-ziflfust, responsible and sim-vw. M A IIGA RET THOMSON .Ur1rgu Dignifiwl, intvllectual, a friuncl worth having. DYMAN WRIGHT Always rczuly and ablv .tn scrvc with a slnihe. 'I Y , . ' 1 SUE WH ITEH EAD Sr4xf1 ' In the spotlight: a born load- er-in short, pvrsmmlity. SHIRLEY NVULFE ll'nlfc l'nL-casing: chatter, tempcred with il contagious giggle. X J a , I K .'1:Ex'l-:r:1,l-IYYARLIS , ' --f:.'1,1,,, Glzunnnr her kvvnutv, amica- 'V bla- and light hc-uricd.

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STERLING MONTGOMERY Blank Volatile, practical: in short. versatile. HARVEY NASH ...ANU Tall, terrific, strong: in per- formance, , HELEN OBER UBI1fl'lln A star guard, domesticg and feel that twinkle. JAMES PARRON USN.. Quiet and unassumingrg con- fidence one of his possessions. . JOSEPHINE PAUL y upjon Convincing' conversationalist and immensely capable. MYRTLE PEACH Pale-Iles Skeptic, soft spoken, frank. 25 FRANCES PEELE 5- ' , Funny V I Analytical of mind, substainerl - enthusiasm. 6, li JEAN STILLMAN . if-:i n Thr Twins Q W: An old fashioned nosegay! 5 K Thirteen ' f 4 F i 46,3 Girly x r ' ' mei

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Last Will cmd Testament usa- 1 w E, of the class of 1940. weakened by four long years of mental strain, and W3 feeling that our days at liempsville Hiuh School are numbered, do hereby S C vokine all former wills made during our years of ignorance and unsophis- tication. 1 CY KE rf ,Jen . . . . YN fygf- draw up, ordaxn, and establish this our last will and testament, hereby re- eavlzfil FIRST: We leave to thc class of 1941 all our originality and aptness of thought feeling that it will have need of these in its trying Senior year at Kempsville lligii School. SECOND: Irving' Hughes leaves his ability to keep his feet still to Gloria Barnes so that she won't wear out all her shoes dancing the Frisco.' THIRD: Leon Basnight leaves his ability to manage school-day love aifairs to Elmore Lewis so that Elmore will have a chance at being the biggest flirt next year. FOURTH: Harvey Nash leaves all his valuable notebooks to Barbara Makinson so that she won't have to study so hard next year. FIFTH: Eddie Joyner and Dorothy Cox will to John Williams and Claudia Albert- son all the auto tracks he made going' to Blackwater, so that John can no more rapidly to Glenrock. SIXTH: Rosa Gottlieb leaves to Lother Reider her reducing' exercises and Frances Peele leaves to Virginia Jordan her weight dict with the hope that Lother and Virginia will both be Five-Pointers. SEVENTH: Elizabeth Large leaves her yrigrgling' to the quiet and serious Ruth Sanford. EIGHTH: Harriet Large wills Katherine Eaton her athletic abilities so that Katherine can make the team next year. NINTH: Edward Absalom leaves his worn out ferry to Norwood Shirley hoping he'll cruise out of Blackwater once in a while. TENTH: Ruth and Jean Stillman leave their kindness and gentleness to Herliert Brady so that he will have more patience. ELEVENTH: Sue Whitehead bequcaths to George Fingzleton her mental abilities so that he won't study himself into a nervous breakdown. TWELFTH: Cleon Harrell wills his notebooks to Anna Hill with the hope that she will be able to get something out of the chaos. THIIr'TEE.YTH: Beverly Yarus leaves her filled up date books to Isaac Gottlieb so that he can have some idea of the modern girl. F0l'RTEENTH: To Elizabeth Singrleton goes Mildred Green's talking: in class, hoping she will not wear out hcr gums. FIFTEENTH: Shirley Wolfe bcqueaths her quiet ways to Paul Large so that he can be more easily heard than seen. SIXTEENTH: John Barden and Myrtle Peach will their basketball abilities to Gelecnc Jones and James Robishaw with the hope that our teams will be champions. SEVENTEENTH: Louise Ives wills her experience in Blackwater mud to William Robishaw so that he won't have so much trouble when hc goes down Court House way. EIGHTEEXTH: Ed Tate leaves his nonchalance to Louise Gibncy so that she can be more at ease during her Latin translation. NINETEENTH: Ethel Broun bequeaths her musical talent to Thorne Edmondson so that he can become a talented musician someday. I iHe1n