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

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Last Will and Testament-lContinuedl Item 20: Lillian Longworth and Anna Hill leave their singing ability to Isabelle Jen- dricks that she may sing' in a night club in years to come. Item 21: Garland Smith wills to Bill Kennedy his knack for creating disturbance in class. Item 22: Margaret Green leaves her shy and retiring nature to Estelle Pierce and Ethel Moritz. hoping they will not abuse it. Item 23: To Oneida Kilman, Claudia Albertson leaves her ability to get her man and hold him. Item 24: Irene Barrett leaves her slow southern drawl to Vivian Keating. Item 25: Ray Barnes bequeaths his sense of humor to Kitty Crowling so she won't lose her temper so much. Item 26: Isaac Gottlieb leaves his achievement in sports to Betty Lewis. Item 27: Kenneth Lassiter wills his dark Clark Gable mustache to the romantic S. T. Pledger. Item 28: To Louise Ambrose, Louise Gibney wills her method for disposing of freckles. Item 29: Esther Brown bequeaths her date books to Chauncy Krahenbill that he may have more success with his dates. Item 30: Evelyn Hargrove wills to Mildred Burford and DeKoven King her quiet efficiency. Item 31: Kathleen Greenlee leaves her dramatic ability to Hilda Ricks providing she doesn't over do it. ,Item 32: John Williams wills his road map to Robert Webb so he will be able to get around in Glen Rock. . Item 33: Rose Heffington leaves her cheerleading ability to Lois Lee considering she takes advantage and wins a letter. Item 34: Paul Large bequeaths to Joe Parron his grim determination. Item 35: Norma May leaves to Dan Crain his fags in order that he will have some- thing to skip assembly for. Item 36: Barbara Makinson bequeaths to Eunice Roscberry and Vivian Jones her ambition to loaf in study hall. Item 37: Dottie Jane Smith leaves her typing ability to Dan Makinson and Katie Fisher, on one condition, they don't win all the pins in typing. Item 38: Ruth Munden leaves her sweet disposition to the quiet Joe Barrett and Andrew Moscopolis that is. if they don't take it to heart and win all the girls around school. Item 39: June Bodnar leaves to Charles Ambrose and James Lowry her quiet and calm disposition. Item 40: Estelle Jones wills Elizabeth Nuekols and Dorothy Parker her bashful ways so ---- well? Item 41: To Louise Bibb, Frances Price leaves her flashing brown eyes. I-Iereunto have we set our hand and seal, knowing that all provisions herein pro- claimed are unalterable and indisolvable. Signed. ELIZABETH MAST. Teslnior. Fifteen

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JUNIUR CLASS OFFICERS Prvsiclent , ..,,, ,.,,. C laude Bates Vice-President .... Page Haverty Secretary ...., e.,., N orma Taylor Trmsurm' .... Irving Hardy Sponsor , 4.., Elnora Overlcy Vharles Ambrose Louise Ambrose Frances Hallanee Joe Barrett Claude Bates Louise Bibb Mildred Burford June Chenoweth Dan Crain John Creekmorc Kitty Growling Katie Fisher Arline Frizzell Cecil Frizzcll Granville Gray Gary Griffith Irving Hardy Page Haverty Isabell Jendrieks Lewis Johnson Vivian Jones Vivian Keating: Bill Kennedy Oneida liilmon Delioven King: Julia Iiovaeh Seventeen Chauncey Krahenbill Lois Lee Betty Lewis James Lowery Granville Lynch Ilan Makinson Evelyn Martin Evelyn Mcliown Mary Moore Ethel Moritz Andrew Moscopoli Elizabeth Nuckols Gordon Oliver Dorothy Parker Joe Parron Nlarfxaret Parsons Irene Reider James Peterson Estelle Pierce S Samuel Thomas Pledge:- llilda Ricks Eunice Roseberry Norma Taylor Iloberl Webb lloris Young: