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

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edz'faz'z'0n n4 E, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1940, starting out upon a vw new decade and a new life, dedicate this, the eighteenth QS, volume of THE TIGER, with greatest pleasure, tn MISS ELSIE MASSEY who has stood behind us for four years and imbued us with the prin- ciples of the right kind of Americanism. It is she who taught us the history and government of our beloved land, and may we live up to her ideas of what makes a good American.

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oreizoord I-Ili SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 presents this, the eigh- teenth volume of THE IIIIGER, to its friends and well- wishers. In the years to come may it serve as a pleasant e i IV 'iii reminder of high school days and friends. In this work- a-day world it is helpful to sit awhile and reminisce on the happiness of other days and friendships. VVith this thought in mind the class extends this invitation to each of you: Grow old along wilh me, The best is ye! to oe.

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