South Norfolk High School - Tiger Yearbook (South Norfolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1923 volume:

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This work is the result of team work on the part of the Staff, Classes, Principal and Faculty. The development of this spirit has been a source of pleasure and profit to everyone interested in the school. We have faithfully tried to portray in one volume, life in our school. Whether we have succeeded or not is a matter for others to judge. liqrw m ' NY' 3 4.5 ,Lf K Ni ,,,,.. WH 1' W I nw -4 . KMlW!,,,x4ZZ,9-,,,f ---- --M 1, 1 l ,,, ,,,, f' f V' 'Q , H, 5n,,wf'X I2 .4 ffm., 'C . fk, 1 X I an - V' Z, ,fi .A,.., , we .,,. .K .. : M f- :WL V - f J-ff' M - TIGER 'Y . - :V ,,., ,N-M H 'V . Wu U nm MA' :fn vw ., , V . JR WT UA: ' 'Yi f:'x.w.. , .. ,,, fryvf U, ' ' V ,, ' Tllfx lull: of THE TIGER ix akrufiufzleal Za CQROVER CLEVELAND OUTLAND Six W Mrprzq f-'-w ..' tH'i'f'L ' A Mffi-V ,Z A ,gg ff K lf' , 14, W A if ff J, ,. ,,A , ff fx. f JC f' M f'.' ' if in mu u . ,A --fivfzi , M 4.1 TK., WX A-I ,,A, R cBOCV4RCD OF 6qDUCCf4TIO JAMES A. IIURST, .S'zzjJ4'fi1zle21dml REV. O- D. POVTHRESS, Chairmafz X. M. NICHOLS, Clerk O. I. PARKER Seven Eight STAFF STAFF Niue Ei 1? ' Y Eleven 6 NIOR Thirteen 3199.7 1 W jf' jf fy Q 13 M , ga THE TIGER ,. ' ' M- .W V' ' ---,,:::z 7f . V ' .WM AJS.. M ff 'im if 'AQ'- ,Mg 3 I Ma A, , A, U 1.3 ' ,ff .1 t ,. iff,-I Aw f l i N s ' .+1,,.W,,alA fw....aMW.:Q.Q ,,,, l 7 'J M? ,-'f ,'-'MM 1' 'W v , - ., .,. 'vi ' ,ffv n.,3Avv---CM' '. E ma 'M' M fm will at odooooo ooo '-WWW. M' Fzmrlcen - G ' .173 ..' 'n ,Aff 'FT' 'Hu ..,'-'u' 's ROSALIND HENRIETTA HA RRELL Ami .flill we gazed, and still the wander grew That one small head could carry all she knew. Vile must often stop and wonder how nature com- bined so much charm and brilliancy in one person as we find in Rosalind, our class President and Editor of our Annual. A natural leader, Rosalind has easily and successfully carried through all that has fallen into her capable hands. The class of '23 expects to hear great things from you in the future, Rosalind. ' , .-A4 ...f ,W , fr ,--- , I X If III. ,..-v j4,..Z?. ,life if J , Q, my C WV , .., Wm,,f',' M A ,. TI-IE TIGER W' 9 M e ZWW,N WWW! 'fa ffm? -mf 'Aww -sg,-pf -Ibn. M H WW MWMXW f t 1.f' if 3 ELLA MAE JERNIGAN My hearfy eonlehl when fm in mischief. Cute as ever. Always no matter where she may be, she will always be our Class Baby. Full of fun, as you will see, since she is the Editor of jokes. Ella Mae loves athletics, and her work as side center on our team was both serious and efficient. We all join in wishing you success in everything you undertake. Q3 GB GMI? Q9 LICAH BERMAN Hayle lhee, Nymph, and bring with thee fell and yazzihful joililyfj VVe find Leah not only to possess an unusual jolly, loving disposition, but also to be talented in singing, dancing, and sketchingg she is always prepared in her lessons and ready and willing to do all in her power to further school activities. NVe feel certain that she will have a bright and successful future. F i fleeh , . , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.w,,,,,,,,, 9 N i! ' . ,M V f T M - . '--N. 'f' i ','- 'V if ,: f 'f ' ,..., '1 I . ,f f f ff ,lj x i UW TH TIG new ' W W . , , If 3 'Sify ' 5,5 '1y. fyf, ,,l,, fff..f.J ,... ., ,.,,,,, .W,,..,W, ..,.i as ,,,,, l zg f' I 4 .fav ,p m E E ,M l3gaggf,3g5fg,,, . ,,, M. saw: ., .I . ,, ,, f,V,.,,, fffff:,,Z5g5, x1' , wwf., 4 az.. lg . . I wg., 1.2.-Y 'Zyl'-yn: H V .fymmir new geggw--L., . - -, M , u. - .' ...sl .' l Sixteen DOROTHY MAY MANLFY Nalin kfzvw Zfzvc but lo law tlzeeg New mzmcd lbw but Zo yhmisef' Serious, dignified and studious, as all Seniors should be. Yet these are not all the good qualities Dorothy possesses. She is kind and sympathetic, always ready to lend a helping hand. These rare qualities have inspired our beloved classmate to be- ff come a missionary. Our class unites, Dorothy, in wishing you Godspeed. Qflyvlxlg 141 R U TH VI RGINIA NVALKIC R Age azfmol wilfwr liar, Hur custom slale her ifljzzitc variety. Possessed of many talents, courageous, industrious, loyal, ready to conquer any problem that stands in her way, these are some of the many characteristics of Vir- ginia, our Class Treasurer. But her activi- ties are not limited to her class. As Editor of School Activities, she has broadened her scope and her work here makes us sure her future holds only success. saw... H .fi .uouuu . Q gmga mgagn ' 'l'I-IEW TIGERQ ff f lgg, eww fi New , as st - 2 ELVA MAUDE HEDLY A tefzaler heart, zz will lnflexihleg H er eye: are songs without wards. Although Elva has been with us only three years, she has become one of the most beloved girls of the Senior Class, indeed, of the whole school. Besides her ability as a student, she represented us on the girls' athletic teams, and has made a very efficient Athletic Editor for our Annual. The Senior Class hopes for the fulfillment of her highest ambitions. QI 621168369 Q9 BEATRICE GENEVA GEORGE Hfllindful hal of herself. Beatrice has by her grace of manner, won a place in all our hearts. Her golden hair and sunshine heart have been a joy and inspiration to the class. YVe have been encouraged by her example of faithfulness in her studies. XVe wish her the greatest success possible in life, and trust.that she may always find true friends. Sevenleen ,vgkwz A..,V . H . yy y .A. , A J 49' ,Ag Q iwfgjg gif? we-vi Mmm Tw may -J N Q1.ag.fYT?iQ,: i ' , fr i E -f' v ffw ' te.w rm.f.3L V , ,..... ,WM at . ,, T A . t Eighteen RUBY ROVENA GORDON T o those who know thee not, no wordx can patntg And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Ruby is her name and a jewel she is. The sparkling of her brown eyes and her winsome smile have won her many friends. She is very studious in school and accom- plished in music. Ruby is Co-Editor of Statistics on our Annual Staff. The Class of '23 wishes you a successful future. CB QSM? Q PATTIE MAE SMITH Worth, courage, honor, these indeed, Your sustenance and birthright are. Pattie has proved to us as Vice-Presi- dent of our class, a true friend and a loyal classmate. Her ability is also mark- ed . Witness her work as Co-Editor of our School Calendar and as a member of the High School Debating Team of 1923. Whatever you may undertake, Pattie, the class of '23 is with you. f'v 'r My 1' ca. f'V 'f ,e-.-r-M ... WB , M ff. rr ee A , r .. ..,. ,t F ,,,,,,..,.,,: fn. ,, , i ff l' . W rv m 9 9 Wh GER A563352 W at ,,, I' CLAUD JOSEPH ROUNTREY 1 am rnre eareyr an enemy of life. Care free and gay, full of life, always ready for a good timeg that is our Claud. However, he has found time for serious business as Business Manager of our An- nual. Claud is one of the few people who has the faculty of combining work and pleasure with success. Here's luck to you, Claud, from the class of 1923. Q9 Gawler? 69 THEOPHRASTUS D. PROIMAKIS Whatever seeptie eonlaf inqnire for For every 'why he had az wherefore. Although Theophrastus has been with us only a short time, he has made himself prominent as a debater. His ability to argue everywhere and at all times has won him a place on the debating team of 1923. Theophrastus is Literary Editor of our Annual and a very able critic. We expect the future to hold bright things for him. Nineteen ,, 1'A A ,. , Vql ,M H ,lli ,,.. , ........,., , I A I - 1 , TI ER E rea-ii - J HIS for Y of 23 PREFACE presenting this History of 1923, it is our endeavor to , give you an accurate account of the trials and disappoint- ments, as well as the joys and success of our Class during our four years in High School. In actual words, our His- tory may be brief, but we hope to have left behind us more in the things we have done than mere words can express. With this, the end of our High School life, we do not end our History, but each of us in a dif- ferent way will carry on his ambitions and make for himself new re- cords in broader fields of accomplishment. CHAPTER I Twenty-seven pupils graduated from South Norfolk Grammar School in May, 1919. The following September, the majority of these started in the great realm of High School which was altogether dif- ferent from the seven preceding years. Here four members of our pres- ent class waited to join us, Pattie Smith, Dorothy Manley, Ella Mae Jernigan and Claud Rountrey. New terrors confronted us and we were constantly baffled by the unknown letters X and y. Also a new language loomed before us and our tongues were twisted in geometrical figures wheniendeavoring to pronounce these weird words. However, we were brave Freshmen who, though scorned and made sport of by the Sophs, were determined to conquer all difficulties. Our second year found us to be Sophs,,' but our class was somewhat decreased since some of our members were unable to withstand' those powerful exams of High School. Elva Hedly found that she liked our Virginia High Schools better in so many ways than those of Rhode Island, she decided that she would join our class and remain here with us. Through this year we passed with less embarrassment and more pride. The idea of no longer being Rats was divine. We were in- deed Sophisticated Foolsf, At the beginning of our junior Year, we welcomed and pledged fidelity to Mr. G. C. Outland, our new principal. The one important event of this year occurred in the Commencement Exercises of 1922, Twenty , , fn V S 4 :prim gg? iman ...ti.,ffC' ,Ji f www 'age-s-rf.. Xa . - V ,,,w.V3 .,, ,,,, , -'ff' arf ,I ,V ,531- F t 'S-Z MM .A M. .- I 3 , 6.2! QW. ,--fda - A A . Hr V H , . - f i.. '.. if f- ' . 1 W w ' J -A ff 14 .W , r...,.,,,, ,X ,.., ,. ' M, ,A M f a 'Q E GER Q at i V ,. Q.. T . Y E , -.. A r', Q 753 MX A .f,Lzrfff'r Aif, . AA A Q' .fu when we presented the Junior-Senior play- As You Like lt, on the school campus. The Junior Class Representatives distinguished them- selves by successfully taking very important roles. We now have most of our junior Class as Seniors and also in- creased by one new member-Theophrastus Proimakis. At last we have reached the goal of our ambition. We are now Seniors, how proud and dignified we are! This year Hnds us, as it should, successfully provided with a splendid debating team and good athletics. All the members of the Senior Class are on the Annual Staff with their as- sistants from the junior Class. Our Senior Play- Pattie Makes Things Hum was given and proved a great success. For the first time in the history of our school We have gotten out an Annual- The Tiger. We consider it our greatest achievement, and it is our greatest desire that it may meet with your approval. We are now prepared to start on our journey in the higher realm of knowledge. If, in trying to relate the true incidents and events in our class, I have been so fortunate as to have aroused your interest, then my task as Class Historian has been accomplished. CLAss H1sToR1AN Twenly-one I Mi 'UG ER 1 O W 'fri . N , ASQ' , NU , I ff i CLASS CPROPHECY A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE A Play in One Act A . Tiine . . . ................,,.......,....,... 1933 Setting . . . ..,..A....,.... A Public Hall in Washington .CAST OF CHARACTERS CLAUD ROUNTREY ...,..,.l.l.,......... Civil Engineer PATTIE SMITH . . . . . . School Teacher LEAH BERMAN .,.. ....,.... A rtist VIRGINIA WALKER ..4.,.,.. .,.....,... W riter THEOPHRASTUS PROIMAKIS . . . ,.....,... . Lawyer ROSALIND HARRELL I...... . , . Jnvenile Conrt fndge ELLA IVIAE JERNIGAN . . . ...I.... Social Leader DOROTHY MANLEV . . , II.II..... Missionary ELVA HEDLV ..., . , . Medica! Missionary RUBY GORDON ........,.........,............ Musician SCENE l. As I sat awaiting the rise of the curtain upon a play that I had not yet seen, for some reason the present slipped away quickly. I found myself thinking, not of the past ten years, spent in Civil Service at Washington, but of the South Norfolk High School, and was it a vision or was I actually in the School Auditorium sur- rounded by my classmates of 1923? As I sat pondering the question, the curtain arose, and there on the stage stood an enormous bridge nearing completion, making two large cities one. The only character who impressed me among the numbers in the distance was my old class mate, Claud Rountrey, the young architect of this gigantic work. SCENE ll. As the bridge shifted from my vision, another scene formed before me, A room filled with small children, all occupied and intensly interested in their work. I looked around, anxious to see who T wenty-tw0 E 1' -5-Zig? , -W 1 . f A ' 0 , 1 H ,,--afnflif' A ', a 2: f A15 .W , , ...fi . f'R'51?',,i . . Eta gilt Www. Q Mfref. . - f e could be the person so capable of creating a perfect atmosphere of order and industry in a school room, and there stood my class mate Pattie Smith, the central and dominant figure in the teaching and con- ducting of this model school room. SCENE III. Again the scene changed and upon the stage ap- peared what seemed at first to be a conglomeration of paints, posters and manuscripts. As the objects became more distinct, I found there Leah Berman painting, suddenly she transferred her work to the op- posite side of the room, and there I saw Virginia Walker busily writ- ing the book for which Leah was illustrating. These two class mates of mine formed an excellent unit in their work together. SCENE IV. This impressive scene faded into a court room filled with men and women who appeared to be intensely interested in the lawyer arguing his case. Something in his manner attracted my at- tention, I looked again and found this outstanding figure to be my class mate Theophrastus Proimakis who joined us in 1922 at the be- ginning of the school term. SCENE V. This court room gradually changed its character and as I gazed on the scene, a group of small children appeared before a judge and she was questioning them attentively and carefully. As the scene became more vivid, I found that the judge whose understand- ing was so clear was our class president, Rosalind Harrell. SCENE VI. After this I closed my eyes and wondered if it could all be true, looking up, there was a room furnished very beautifully and there were many ladies who were centered around the hostess. As the crowd moved on, I discovered that it was Ella Mae Jernigan, my class mate of '23, who was giving a reception in her Washington home, to a group of Diplomats and their wives. SCENE VII. A pause followed the scene which lasted for a few minutes. When the curtain arose there flashed before my eyes a strange setting. I saw the outlines of a building and as the scene grew clearer, I recognized upon the porch of this building, a group of foreign child- ren, and in the midst of this group sat a teacher, my old friend, Doro- T wenly-three , , ...I . V I i E, TIGER f Ig thy Manley, who had realized her ambition in her mission to these foreign children. As she taught them another figure approached the group from the doorway and spoke to Dorothy, and then I realized that the building was a hospital and the children were the patients being cared for under the teaching of Dorothy and the medical atten- tion of my class mate, Elva Hedly. SCENE VIII. As the walls of the hospital faded away and while awaiting the rise of the curtain, strains of music burst upon my hear- ing. The curtain rose and there on the stage was an unusually large orchestra being led by my class mate, Ruby Gordon, the leader of this famous, world renowned orchestra. As the final curtain descended and I made my way back to my own duties, I had a strange feeling of satisfaction that I had seen my friends and class mates, each successful in the things he, or she wanted most to do. PROPHETESS'fB. G. G. Twenly- four , A , .QTIEJQ W I ,,f.,, ' f Q,f.Q,, V,,.' :f, ,.,,. , Jr NC: ,,-,,,....h.. Iv I H H: -abi t? f CLASS .Sono Vklowfl S bv LE E!LfBF3 NWN . 7 sl ,-. ' Ill! 1 1 1 1 5- ' -A 1 -1 -n n rziurillll lifil 1 . 1:1 ji 1 171 llxiliil 41-1 Y V ' ' 1' 37-3711: , LmTEN FND6-L TELLTQ1 you J-usT vluat we husBEEnTHRg Fun ,gnu 55 51 UQ! md wogx Our du rl uma News 1 Sb um, Wshf lu- dan flmsunss mul Fun ::::' -'--' 1' '-':: '-' -:::::-: : - - ':::::f: -- -,-..: But om urn-1.mmx.1nJ,Jf.evn, 'ingpmg .af,1fi.1j..1n.u.a.w.1.uL1L.A.,.r ml D , . '-L .-1.-.T - -.1 .- -..- gg Egg.. 5329. - ..-:E':.4..g.:L-5':r -5: gg-'55-r: ,,, , V fmd,:,u:L1.,Mnmp,1z1 Nz A,n.v...mf.Gvecl-bp ,Liv Ln Npnrou gg, ' 3 ' 1 . .inn I -- Neon --FAILIILL 1o,Sr.1xu.Lln's Cndsukvlilvnys. 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Treasurer BUNCH FRANKLIN BUTTS JAMES CAIN MADELINE CONSOLVO MERCEDES DAYIENSON MARY DEINIPSEY PERCY EASON MERRILL ETHEREDGE BLANCHE ETHEREDGE WILLIAM FOREHAND ETHEL GEASLAND AMY CLASS ROLL HANBURX' LUCY HUDSON RUBY IVES VERNA JERNIGAN VIRGINIA LYNCH TIIELMA MERCER SARAH ZWIZELL CLAUD NORIVIAN ALFRED , OVERMAN GEORGIE GVERTON ALTON PENN NIELVIN ROUNTREY MARTHA SCOTT ROBERTA SIMPSON RALPH STALLINGS CECIL STALLINGS HERBERT STOTZ .ANNIE TOMLINSON AUBREY VVJHITE RIVERS VVHITE JOSEPH WOODSON JULIA WILSON WILLIS T werzly-rzme f' ,,,3,4g. M ffif ffff' ,,,..-f'34:: f 'P W Q A WW, ,M -PER mf A ,,A ' 'A fa Q O E S f'1Tf5'5?fj'.XT'Xf0?' ., 'L-' N' 9 LX fl U 'gf' ff'-:Y 'M I ' -ic 'I ' 7359-Y' S 4 2: ' 1 WQEw'J f Y.f H 'N fr f fa ii If wfgw? ff f, 14. e w, f ,. ,.Q ,,, , ,K , ., , gs' V of. 3?'f'5' .. 'X-ff? -: QQ X' ' fn :Lx Lx : ' ' V. J . wi :JA Bad? . I - T lzifty T hirty-me RE CLA OPHOMO itfwkgfw Vw A Lfafli m f , mgmiwvfmw iw W ,I X 5 f 4::u,...'5W MQW -I-E, ...JI I - b .., .. , A -in H 7 I 1. ' ,,,,,-Apg'-f ,- ' ,A A . 4:53 . 'g,..,If1ffI A' I . I I Q - Rf .' - . -A ' .ff -. , ,I .I .. -W x , , . 2 Em . EE ' R NE, . E GER .. I . ,ue-W 3' ,, , ,, , 1 4' ..,,. .R ' . ' ! . M W vwlwww ,. A A.., 4 I M.AM,,,f f1 A L-E1-W .L U I, A I A 'S ' A . COLORS: Orange and Illaroorz FLOWER: f ajumese Chrysanthemum MOTTO: T 0 be and not to seem. WILLIAM MYERS .. NINA STALLINGS .. SARAH MARSHALL .. AL'PHIN DORIS ALLEN DAVID ANSEL RHODA BAKER ETHEL BAILEY RUTH BEALE NIABLE BRINKLEY LUCILLE BRINKLEY LOLA BRAY CATHERINE BURTON MARGARET DAUGHTREY GREYSON DAILEY DOCKERY DOZIER CECIL DUNCAN LAURA EASON RUTH FEREBEE LOUISE GILES PAUL Thirty-two CLASS OFFICERS . . Presiaferzt . . Secretary . Treasurer CLASS ROLL GREEN ETHEL PAXSON THELMA GRIMES LEONARD PAYNE FLORENCE GRIMSTEAD CARRIE PAGE SUDIE HARE GEORGE PIERCE EDNA HARRELL TIIELMA POOL CHARLIE HUGHES ANNIE BELLERICH PEARL HUMPHRIES ANNIE M.RODGERS ALICE .IARRAD WILSON ROSEBERRY LEROY JOHNSON MARY SAVVYER RUBY LANE HELEN SMITH ELWVOOD LASSITER KATHLEEN SPENCE OLA LIVERMAN HERBERT STALLINGS NINA MARSHALL SARAH SYDNOR MARTIN MARSHALL LYHUE SYDNOR BEVERLEV MARSHALL MARGUERITETOWNSEND TILLIE MCLEMORE LESLIE WALLACE CATHERINE MYERS WILLIAM WILSON SAMUEL WOMACK .IANNIE I A ' ,V ' f-'uf' f :V,...'9 f A - ' 5. if X f- 7' if fv ff fwf ,ff- .4 I ' ,. f' L 4,,.+ ,J X, ff 1 If kk . '- X V I 4 MV L' in CA f E ,ff ij 47, ,.,, , ,f C , 1 - N.- 'ff' L' ' AJ' 5 1 1-4-2 V.-v .v-f,,,f, ,,,, , ,,Es..E .,... ,WK -- 5' P f ' QL , fa , 'Q , 2:1 ,ff ,gfff ' A'A-' ' Wz ff' gd ' 1232 Ehgfsj E G ER-,Wy Www? ar' Q 1 f f . , ' ' HL .,.. 1 ,,,,. 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Treasurer CLASS ROLL AMBROSE EDMOND GAY MAURICE OVERTON WILLIE .ADAMS EARL HALL CECIL PAXSON FINLEY ALLEN TERESA HARRIS CHRISTINE PAXSON HARRY BUTT MATTHEW HLARRELL EVERETT PAXSON ISAAC BERRY NIILDRED HARRELL JASON PAXSON WILSON BOONE NIILDRED BRAY IRENE BALLANCE OCIE BRINN NICHOLAS BEASLEY THOMAS CASPER HELEN CASPER NELLIE CLARK HELEN CURLING SIM CONVAND NIABEL DUXBURY CURTIS DOZIER ROYE DALE EUGENIA DENNIS ELIZABETH DENNIS VIRGINIA DUNNING HELEN DIXON ELIZABETH EASON ELIZABETH ETHERIDGE ROCHELLE ETHERIDGE THELMA FLEETNVOOD MATTIE FORBES GUY FEREBEE VIRGINIA FARRELL HELEN FARRELL VVILLIAM CRIMES WILSON LIENLEY WILLIAM HINES JACK HOLLOWELL VIVIAN HOLLOMAN LORENE HUDSON GARNET HUGHES LESLIE IMIVATT JAMES LANE ALVILLA LANE THELINIA LASSITER CATHLEEN LEE CHARLIE LEWELLYN ELSIE LINDSEY LUCY NIADRIN HAYNVOOD MANN GRACE ' PENN DOROTHY PINNER HAZEL PIERCE HOWARD IQAPER JOSEPH RAWLS HENRY RAWLS LEONARD ROBERTS MABEL ROBINSON CHARLIE SAWVYER RUBY SEYMOUR ELLA SHULTZ NIILDRED SMITH THELMA SPRUELL WELTON STALLINGS ELMER TODD CLARA BELLE NIANSFIELD FLEETWOODTODD MOSES MARSHALL LILLIAN MCGLAUHN BRITTON NIEGINLEY EDWARD MILLER ALISE MIZELL JUANITA NIIZELL KINDALL MORGAN WILLIAM MORSE NORMAN MUNDEN BLANCH NORMAN EDMUND N7ERNELSON HARRY WARD JOHN NVHITFIELD BAKER WHITEHURST HERMAN WHITE MARGARET WVHITE LINVVOOD XVHARTON VIVIAN WILSON LUTTON WOOD GRACE WHITEHURST MARGARET T hirty- Jive V , , H, X..-yy ,- ' W-4 f' W ff f v zf ,- PWCQ' 1 j,. 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Team in fine trim for VVoodrow VV'ilson game. 24. Rain. No recess. My Kingdom for a Hot Dog. 27. Professor Outland announces that tests will begin Monday. Everybody moans. NOVEMBER 2. Percy Dempsey makes 100 on Physics test. Under care of nerve specialists since. 3. Football game. South Norfolk-21. W. 81 M. scrub team-14. 15. COne month after entrance of new pupilj Miss Young learns how to pronounce QProimakisj. 22. South Norfolk too muddy for football practice. Rest is good for the sole.', 28. Rat campaign on. Charlie Poole, champion rat killer. DECEMBER 4. Championship of B Division of Eastern State High School Foot-ball League, won by South Norfolk. 7. Run-a-way pony captured in Latin Class by Miss Lee. Owner can get same by identification. 12. Family wills discovered. Blanche and Martha went Christmas shopping. I F arty-lhree . . 1 . . . J.-1 Vw .MA .x M, .. N 4 p HF., ..,,,--f iciiiizyf ' ' Y .A3......,z1 fm 5' f r Mgr QW TIGER w . A,1A A A . ' '. ' Q 22. A ten day freedom for all. Pupils urged to dis-remember burdens of school work. l 26. Qld Santa brought Possum a game of checkers and a grin. JANUARY Q 3. Mike bought a new tablet and pencil. Must have made a New Year resolution. 9. Percy gets a hair cut and catches. cold. 12. Lunch room opened. Soup Eaters wanted. 19. Ella Mae had her hair boxed. Gone are the days of long curls. 30. Professor De La Barre takes command. Young ladies start primping. FEBRUARY 5. Examinations are over. Peace reigns once more. 13. Guy Forbes wore out his new shoes, due to too much shining. 17. Seniors went to Suffolk to have pictures taken. Crash of glass heard all over the town. 23. Claud Mizelle brought before Council. Fined for speeding on typewriter. 28. Great excitement. Fire extinguishers installed in our school. M ARCH 1. Miss Scaff catches Flu. 7. Baseball fans wanted for practice. 15. Minstrel Show. Rivers looked ,very attractive as a High Brownf' 20. Claud wore a new suit today. Wonder if his mother knew it? 30. A Fly met with fatal result when he skidded on Billy Myers' hair. APRIL 1. April Fool's Day. Bill Etheridge looks happy. . 6. Baseball game. South Norfolk-19. Great Bridge-2. 10. South Norfolk Baseball Team romps on Maury High School. Foot race ends 12 to 2 in favor of South Norfolk. g 13. Debate between South Norfolk and Great Bridge. We won. 18. Beatrice answered a question in Economics. W'onders never cease. F arty- four '5 :5' ST! V X3 .ii fff Krgill - . . M Y... r f' f ' ' f ,.. fi '5 .a- -Y 'T' i' 'fi 2 1 f . 'A in ff' L- ffm.: . I V ,zi ix fa ' ' 1 .f Q . . g 1! ' -lf ,.' .qwe f.. r -f' , f 2 1' -4 A-W w.......M..,,W V ' 1- M. ,A -it ,KY V M ' xl fm- Wfilr i ,, '-Vs . W M i we. i E G R l B- . 'U i 7 -' ' 54 :ms-be ' H M M 'C 'I A N ' --uw. '- I ' . t ' .... . -rv--4 auf? wi. fb' 5 ,. . f ' 5 Wggllfr f-f9.s-.,.. NWN mm 20- Jack put on a clean collar. M AY 2. Much weeping over reports. 17. Mike got unanimous vote of Umpire for his home run. 22. Miss Clark's rooting was sublime on ball diamond. 24. Buddie refused to bat or run for fear it might injure his voice. 30. Pattie Makes Things Humf, Play produced by Seniors. JUNE 4. Earl Adams went to see his girl last night. No wonder he was late for school. 5. Examinations begin. Sam wishes he had studied. Weeping and gnashing of teeth three days later. 7. Mr. Outland's head in a whirl. 8. Last day of School. 'Tis sweet to meet, but sad to part. D. M. AND P. S. Forty-five f7I1. ' 3' n -14-1 M' ff 'f .. ---vw- ki , , YV -M' 9:04 If , V,5j'Vfyg3gif Llfiff-I 3, ' 'ff'-,f yww ,. 1' wr I V ff I X Jun I' X ff ' I 5 I A L if- I-J ,Aff f fed 7 K I f WW V K ' ..A gf? J. A.A..... , WE . 'I - J' ' A g TIGEI323! H A 0 I In 'W ,V 'I mf, f J 'L W O W mia Vvfh- .1 f, I . ,I ,, A .. w.w.M......... .,+1Q!'5--WW L S mwfmf-FQ ' ,,,, , ,,., ,,.. , ,.., ..1,,,,A.,,,,,,.,,,.A...,.., ...,., I ... ...,,,.,,., ,,f,,m. 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PATTIE SMITII . . MABLE BEALE . . ELNVOOD SINIITH . I F arty-eight . . . . Presiafemf , . Vice-Presidmaf . . . . Secretary . , Treasmfer . . I .... Critic Sergeant-at-A rms F arty-nine -IEFFERsoN LITERARY SOCIETY 'saw gm! ww E fm? A Tdkmviiff 'WQS-, XYWM 'mm r- . I .SLA W ,Q I ' A .. S :: 'W -if I . m y fn J ,,u,, I I 5. .. 1 1k:.f'iff l ' 9 1, K N, my TQI -,J a i f1i..,,f, :A Em M E mi Ifgww 1. THE GER -ef A .. . I PM ,... A .,.- A F A .4 A ,,..Vw-.f'W,,' I i .. f i ' jEFFERSON LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS ROSALIND HARRELL . . . ..... President JOSEPH WHITE . . . . . . Vice-President RIVERS XVHITE . . . ..... Secretary ELVA HEDLY ............. .,.. T reasurer THEOPHRASTUS PROIMAKIS . . . ............. Critic RALPH SIMPSON ..,...... .... S ergeimzf-at-Arms Fifty K., ' ' A-li? UNA, .Vt Mn ,N M,.,wf-Tfgtzxiy ' ' , ,gill M, 2 4 M f. W1 M ' bf N f ik of ' . 5 A,'A l T' Q ' fl ' f.,' 11925-L-,5w vgX .A Q W '. ..,. l f, ,,.,,, CDRAJWA TIC CLU OFFICERS OF DRAMATIC CLUB PATTIE SM1Tx 1 . . A , . Presiziem ELVA HEDLV . , . . . . Secretary CECJL STALLINGS . . . .4.. Treasurer Fifty-one Ziggy? Tiff mei' K Wkmiwmwi XYWM mmm ' M UTA i 'rv' A ,- A ' I- 'fl c:Z,.,, .,....... ,I 'Q A g J Z: Q , .4 ..,. M-We ,WC Ei 'ff if ' We W an sf TIGER ' .. I, s .L M , 'efwL,,,?.,a, A M I A--I-swf- , W., . I ' SE IOR CLASS CPLAY CPatty Wakes Things Hum D PRESENTED BY THE SOUTH NORFOLK HIGH SCHOOL CAST OF CHARACTERS CART. BRAITHWAITE, who Wasn't so slow, after all .... William Myers CAPT. LITTLE, who had a little misunderstanding .... Willis Wilson MR. GREENE, who played the host ................ Clanal Ronntrey MR. SMITH, a neighbor Worth While ..........,... T. D. Proimakis MRS. SMITH, who proved herself a true friend ...... Rosalind Harrell MRS. GREENE, Capt. Little's sister, who entertained under difficulties .......................,.....,.... Leah Berman PATIENCE LITTLE, who managed to make things hum .................................. Ella Mae fernigan HELEN BRAITHWAITE, engaged to Capt. Little .......... Elva Heilly HOPE DUNBAR, who is still hoping ...... HYACINTH, a loquacious colored maid . . . SYNOPSIS ACT I. Mrs. Green's living-room. ACT II. Same as Act I, next morning. ACT III. Garden near the house, same TIME . . PLACE .... F i fly-l'w0 evening. Pattie Smith Virginia Walker Present A suburban town f: j.T:s's f WU ff? 'f F- A Q' A . :A ' A 1' ' . A' 2' 4 F75 f W . f ., 'K . 75 .nj g, ,11 5 ., .C ..,, li . 4 C r , 5 .. .A M V mfs TIGER 'E' A '0'li. 'Ekmfii RQ? ,. NSSWM mm SOUTH ORFOLK SCHOOL LEAQUE OFFICERS MRS. VICTOR BRANCH ............,... .,.... P resident MRS. C. H. ABBOTT ...., ......... .... V i ee President MRS. W. H. ROUNTREE .... ...... S eeretary MRS. B. F. TOWNSEND ................... Treasnrer MRS. HARRY STEWART ..................... .... R eporter FINANCE COMMITTEE MRS. SALLIE NICHOLS, Cliairrnan MRS. F. B. OLMSTEAD MRS. LORENZO EARLY MRS. J. B. LOFTIN MRS. REUBEN JONES MRS. WLT. POWELL SOCIAL COMMITTEE MRS. R. H. BEALE, Cnairinan MRS. J. S. DEWS MRS. B. F. TONVNSEND MISS LAURA HARDING MRS. PEARL SIMPKINS ,MISS CHARLOTTE OMOHUNDRO MRS. G. C. OUTLAND LEAGUE CALENDAR 1922-23 OCTOBER. Business Meeting. Halloween Social. NOVEMBER. Business Meeting. . DECEMBER. Business Meeting and Report of Delegate to State Convention at Richmond. . JANUARY. Opening of our new Lunch Room. A Business and Social Meeting at night. Address by Mr. Cf. Guy, State Secretary of CO-operative Leagues. Musical Program. Banquet in Lunch Room. FEBRUARY. Cobweb Social. Business Meeting. MARCH. Musical at the home of Mrs. C. Davis. Business Meeting and address by Dr. Paynter of the psychiatri- cal clinic. APRIL. Business Meeting. MAY. 8th, 9th, 10th, May Festival. F i fly-three Fifty-four F ., rf ' , f N 3 , , ' x fy f ff , .,'- V 1 lf' 'A ..... ,fn , ...,,,. M .,,, ,.,,, ,, .,,,, ,JW 'V Q W: , S1 tw Yb M, V I 41118'-'Z': 4x,4f , ,. W VH 'M . . s, , , may-' ,nn . W Q 4 M. m Mmm W, X My 5 Q Q - M mm .:.. , .... 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' V 9353 QQ? f- J X'5 '? :hm 1. 2. 3. 4. g5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Sixty j-o-K-e-s Miss Young: Cecil, what is a hypocrite? , Cecil S.: A boy who comes to school in the spring with a smile on his face. Rat: Pop, what is the Board of Education? Father: My son, when I went to school it was generally a pine shingle. Bill Etheredge eats a yeast cake every night to make him rise early in the morning. Percy Qin classj: I'll sing a little just to kill time. Alton: You certainly have a good weapon. Miss Thompson: Elwood, what is a synonym? Miken: A synonym is a word you use when you can't spell the other word. Merill: I done my Math. that other way. Miss Scaff: Done isnit correct. What should you have said? Merill: I shouldn't have said anything. Dorothy M.: Have you heard about the new missionary move- ment? Thelma S.: No, is it anything like the fox-trot? A Earl Adams said his prayers on january 1. Now, every night, he jumps in the bed and says: Ditto Mrs. Walker to neighbor: My daughter, Virginia, has learned to play the piano in no time. Neighbor: Yes, I heard her playing that way just a few miuntes ago. jason: Charlie, have you read Freckles? Charlie R.: Naw, just plain old brown ones. Dorothy P. : Theresa, you have a real genius for reciting, haven't you? Theresa: Yes. All I need is a course of electrocution to finish me off. '.'.! L ' aff riffs 19, Y fl F A-:gk W MAA' wlrv Min .. L :,r V , I In Mmfyzj-f,'-f :VX M X 'mf' , u thi if 1 .1 V- 2' ,... W... 'l M, 'i If ww Q it W ,. V w Gw w ' mE Mmm' Ar J' 'ts 12. jack Hines was in doubt whether to kiss a girl or not but he gave her the advantage of the doubt. 13. Miss Bridges fin Science classj: Beverly, what is velocity? Beverly: Velocity is what you move with when you're eating in the hall and see a teacher coming. 14. joe White locked his cow up in the ice box expecting to have ice cream on the following morning. 15. They were turning a corner and Sam held out his hand. ' Mary D.: Look where you're going. I'll let you know if it starts raining. 16. David just did slide in his home room as the bell rang. He had been running and was very warm. Annie Mae: What's the matter? David: Gee, I'm percolating. 17. Rat: W'hat's a post-graduate? Soph.: A fellow from one of those correspondence schools I suppose. 18. Mr. Outland, while dining at the Lunch Room, had the mis fortune of breaking a toe, when he dropped a doughnut from the table. Due to the expense of the damage, the Lunch Room IS expecting to file a claim for bankruptcy. Sixty one M A H AAAA -A .AAA A AAA,. ..k. ,,....A ..,4.A AA.AA M .M ..,,N..n. V , Q , ,,. ,, 7f,9Y1 'v'ff:fff., ?f 'W X I ,,,f f'Y 'fV 'X g ,, 1 ., ' fy 'f L TIGER H 9' 2' AA- 'ffffl-AX ' ' 3. W Sixly-Iwo This Pro ressive Bank recognizes that it's.progI'ess hinges on the financial growth of this community. So it's perfectly natural for it to be interested in the progress of each citizen. Consequently for our mutual benefit, this bank offers its co-operation, and solicits your check- ing and savings accounts. 51.00 or more will start a Savings account. 424 IN'rEIaIzs'r PAID Safe deposit boxes for rent. Bank of South Norfolk SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA JOHN' CUTHRELL, Pres. MOSES GLASSER, V.-Pres. D. W. RAPER, Vice-Pres. A. S. JONES, Vice-Pres. C. L. GIBSON, Vice-Pres. F. B. TOWNSEND, Cashier O'NEILL-BARRY CO., Inc. SPORTSMENTS HEADQUARTERS 416 Granby Street NO RFOLK, VI RGINIA 2 :I Ill Q 4... I 1 1 X. KN YJ u ,fp-g.cREAM IT'S QUALITY! Organized 1894 ATLANTIC PERMANENT BUILDING X LOAN ASSOCIATION flncorporatedj Norfolk, Va. Authorized Capital jS10,000,000.00 Condensed Statement of CANT POST-ELLA FinanciaI Condition at the close of Busrness, Nov. 30, 1922 PHARMACY OFFICERS Dmggislx, Pfesafijblialz J. A. Norfleet, President S . Z. F. M. Smith, Vice-President pgmmstx W. B. Dougherty, Secretary Campostella, Norfolk, V L0SlAAiVIVZal1ac5'lTfEaSurer . . c oy, o1c1 or M' M- Gregory, Prop- C. M. Graves, Jr., Asst. Secty. Quality, Service, Price SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTING CO WHOLESALE GROCERS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA USE BETTER BUTTER Davis-Wagner Business College 306 E. Freemason Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Comjzfimefzffs of W. W. ROBERTSON REALTOR IWONTICELLO HOTEL NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Prestons P h a r m a c y Compliments TM Dtrpafzzttzlzle lfvxfztt Staff SCHOOL SUPPLIES of a Graduation Presents and every- thing for the schmfnr, Friend Pham' Pnfxtflzt lla VV!!! Semi lt. Berkey 355 COMl'L1MlCN'l'S DAVE LOU Robertson-Northrop Sport Shop, Inc. We are iii the business of mnkitig fr'e1ids. XVhen we make enough friends we feel our S1'OR'l'ING GOODS business will just about take care of itself. S. N. H. S. Belts ., .,., 51.50 Each Monograms ,,,. , .50 Each 305 PLUME STREET The Little Stare With Big Values J. VV. Nash NV. L. Berkley, Jr. Nash 8z Berkley General Insurance Telephone Berkley 96 208 VValnut Street BERKLEY-NORFOLK, VA. THE CI-IESAPEAKE CUNFECTIONERY Solicits Your Business C andy T ohaccos Sltlfi0l1t'l'jl, Toilfl Arlioles Soda, Srhool Szzfkpliex No. I Chesapeake Ave. Phone Berkley 9181 WE WANT YOUR ATTENTION That's why our name is for- ever appearing before you. We have quality drugs, soda, cigars, stationery, etc., to back up the noise we are making, and we believe you'll be willing to say to yourself after you have investigated. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for school supplier. South Norfolk Pharmacy MARCELLUS IVIILLER Graaf. Reg. Pharmacist Phones 230-9188 Berkley Phone Berkley 654 VVe Know How CIIl7Zjj!f77167ll.f of VIRGINIA Cleaning and Pressing VVorks E. R. Hines, Prop. 6 Berkley Ave. Berkley-NORFOLK, VA. Smart Shoes of Sffllllll Dress TRUE FRIENDSHIP SHOULD BE TREASURED. -for they are too few and far between. The complete understanding, singleness of purpose that exists between true friends does not come in a day. It is the culmination of a slow, sure growth of confidence, sameness of ideals, and broad tolerance- but the greatest of these is coniidence. This is the tie between Smith 81 W'elton and the people they serve, that each succeeding year makes stronger-Confidence, that precious thing we cannot buy, but having, treasure greatly. SMITH 81 WELTON fN0RF0LK's FASHION CENTRE' 300-306 GRANBY STREET DR. CANADA Dewitt Phone 238-J Phone 238-I Office: No. 1 Chesapeake Ave., South Norfolk, Va. Regular office hours 8 A. M., to 7 P. M., but you can come any time that suits you, as I am here day and night. Lawfr Prirfr BETTER QUALITIES . 1' t f 5 Progressive Stores Comp lmen S 0 7 Norfolk Portsmouth Tabb S Department Richmond Store It DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU BUY YOUR FORD R. H. WHITE, Inc. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS BERKLEY 210-214 S. MAIN ST BERKLEY 398 All Phalogmjvhx in this volufmf of TM: Tiger arranged ami Pfzotagraphed by HAMBLINS STUDIO at SUFFOLK in VIRGINIA SUCCESS IN LIFE! Some of the first tfzaagfzlxz To pay for what you get and to see that you get your money's worth. You can get nothing better for the price Charged, than Lown- ey's High Grade Chocolates, Lowney was the originator of high class package candy. Ask your best drug stores and confectioners. HARRIS, VVOODSON BARBEE, CO., INC. Sazztlzgalc Terminal Nurfolk, Virgimlz THE COLLEGE OF XVILLIAM AND MARY lfor Men and Women Supported by the State of Virginia for the benefit of all the people. Firstclass training at the least possible cost. Regular College Courses lead- ing to Bachelor and Master de- grees, or Special Courses in Teacher Training, Home Eco- nomics, Pre-Medicine, Pre- Engineering, Law, Business Ad- mnistration, Commerce, Fi- nance, etc. Write for particulars to: THE COLLEGE OF VVILLIAM AND MARY Williamsburg, Va. -H. L. BRIDGES, Registrar.- J. O. C. CHANDLER, Pres. Consider your future. Think of the years to corneg shall they be lean years of years of happy and safe contentment. A bank account is your futures safeguard. Start saving today. He Thai Saves Succeerisu Merchants 8: Planters Bank Berkley-Norfolk, Va. 472 PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Berkley's Oldest Bank OFFICERS S. L. Slover, President J. R. Sears, Asst. Cashier John Cuthrell, Vice President Howard G. Martin, Asst. Cashier Jesse J. Parkerson, Cashier and Auditor. fn-:L vawxtifm vi ff:.':Ha-w '. c , S fvamf .fif 4, :Swv a. 'a.i4: ,.,- nf 11 .- .YW H. - 4. H V A 4 A, ,vyy .J f 1 f'4,1kL. ,La 7 .,,,, 1, vii, . ' snug. V Eiga, P ik?- 'iiv 3:17 jx A 5'-.115 Y ' RZ , f 1. .wa o ,. 1 ad., ., . xl .,Q , g li , M253 51 Q it 1 x ay. A Q Q S. 4,4 , . .., it , LM! Chesapeake Building Association 114 Berkley Ave. VVILL ADVANCE YOU MONEY TO HELP PAY FOR YOUR HOME. The Hal You Want When You Want It From the most popular Millinery Shop in Virginia Home of the Famous Ten Dollar-VVorth More Hats STEVVARTS 334 Granby Street Compliments of A. B. C. CLUB C'01nj2ZimfnZs of DR. HARRY S. BERMAN ATLANTIC BOOK STORE 113 Chestnut St. Berkley, Va. No. 4 Arcade Bldg., Norfolk, Va. Berkley Feed Co. Hay, Grain, Poultry arid Dairy Feed. Brick, Lime, Cement, Wall Plaster, Elo. PHONE BERKLEY 385 1313-1315 Liberty St. foiri the crowd-go lo SOUTH NORFOLK MARKET A S. W. Wilson 81 Son For Quality and Right Prices The Leading Merchants Phone 574 161 Liberty St. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. D.W.Raper 8z Son Wholesale and Retail LUMBER AND MILL Womc Wilson Road 69-' N. S. R. R. SOUTH NORFOLK, VA. Telephone 274 D. P. Reid 8: Bro., Inc. Hodges Ave. and Campostella Blvd., Berkley HAY, GRAIN, FEEDS 81 SALT. Poultry and Dairy Feeds and Supplies a Specially C0mp!ime1zts 0 f Smith Reduction Corporation FERTILIZERS Norfolk, Virginia William Freeman 8: Son Compliments of VANDERHENCHENS School Books and School CONSERVATORY Supplies 220 Plume St 8: 243 Granby St. Norfolk, Va. IF IT USES GAS, NVE HAVE IT GAS APPLIANCES For The Home IIICKS is the llllfy w.1'rI1r.s'fm' gm' llflfllftlllfz' store in the city-keep that fact in mind when you set out to buy a Range, because it may mean much to you in after years in the way of SICRVICE. Our Service Department comprises a Corps of highly skilled workmen and a complete line of parts for all gas appliances, affording prompt and expert attention whenever you need it. 3l Azul H. J. HICKS, Prop. 413 Granby Street Phone 25607 Shaffefs BOOK AND STATIONERY Cwzzjniiuzuflix af STORE ROYSTER GUANO CORPORATION ljrizflem' ami Engmzferx 107 Granby Street NORFOLK, VA. IfVc Sv!! 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