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

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I M N Iunior Class Officers P?'6S'I:dG'lLf ' ..,.,...............,................., .,............,..,,.......... , ......,..,..... A NN WIMER Vice-President .... ........ W ILBUR CAMPBELL Secretary .......... ..............,. B ETTY ROWE T'reasuo'e'r ...... .......... M ERIUM ELLIS Sponsor ..,... ......,.... M RS. LEE The I unior Class Clccss of '43 Warren Bowman, Dora Brice, Wilbur Campbell, Mary Anna Brooks, Ernest Duplain, Peggy Burks, Margaret Curtin. .Twenty V 1

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The Class Prophecy of 1947 lcontinuedl Jem-me Ruse happens to be the practical nurse who is caring for Ulcaacliie. Ex-school Patrolman Robert Hill is now directing traffic in lllashington, D. C. At last Homcw' Pyle has worked his way up from the bottom. He is now president of Western Union. While Sally is doing the supper dishes, I can see Mevurta Wenger sitting in an easy chair reading the paper while little Wengers play around him. Jolm W'ill1iwu-is is now running a famous New York Reducing Salon. His most ardent patron is fat June St-riclclcmcl. Alva, Dewley 'is doing very well teaching Latin at Kempsville, especially to a class of all girls. Joyce Fcnlress flattered her lashes i11 the right direction for she is now working as a Power's model, in New York. I can see Cltarles Norflcet waiting in line outside a theater for the premier of Cu-ra, lflaclwzw-re's and Aucl-roy Humphries' new comedy picture. They have replaced Joan Davis and Martha Raye. It seems as if Ch'rist'i1za and Clziwrles are having a time doing their shopping and dragging their kids along with them. Betty Hoffmcm has recently opened her own Open Air Market. Marga-ret Tuwicr is making a fortune straightening out permanent waves. Robert Ilflatthews has proved definitely in his historical department at Kempsville that the reason Napoleon ret1'cated from Moscow was not because of the Russians, but because he had left his long underwear at Paris. l see Laura, Pltclps looking for a quarter that she lost a week before. Keep trying Lccmu. Jean Juclcsen and her husband, lPVcLlluac, have a splendid business. They have a peacock ranch and they sell tail feathers to fan dancers. I can see Rose Capps slaving over a hot typewriter writing short stories for the Saturday Evening Post. . I can see Jack Evans making beautiful campaign speeches and he is running for , Governor of Virginia. Nineteen

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' Edward I-lelkey, Merium Ellis, Donald Large, Helen I-Icssel. Walter Riddlehoover, Nor- ma Young, Alvin Rodgers, Belle Hubbard. Bobby Scott, Kathleen J en- nings, Richard S h o c kl e y Faye Johnson. Jimmy Spivey, Loretta Kelley, Raymond Strickland, Frances McGlannan. Bobby Turner, Dorothy Mercier, Walter White, Lola Minson. John Wimer, Betty Padou, Betty Rowe, Ruth Sanders. Rosa White, Florence Wil- liamson, Marvin Yode1', Ann Winier. William Evans, Jeanette Young, Annie Mae White, James Everett. A Iunior Class lcontinuedl I I Two-:Lty-Ona