Union Kempsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Shutter-Snapper Club OFFICERS P1'6Side1Lt .......... ...,, .,......,., ,,,,..,. ..,.,, I1 I lliott Jones Vice-President .... Louise Gibney SOC7'61ff11'y ,,,7, , , ,,..... S hirley Wolfe Tl'0llS'Ill'6l' .A.. Kenneth Lassiter S11ofNSor ......,.....eeee..e.,A,.eee.....e.eeeeeeeeeeeeee........eeee.eee....,..eee..e,eeeeee.. Miss Watterson Although the Shutter-Snapper Club is only a few years old it has grown rapidly until it is one of the largest and most active clubs in school. The club is justly proud of its accomplishments. A dark room has been furnished with up-to-date equipment. In this dark room members are given an opportunity to learn the rudiments of amateur photography. The aims and ideals of the cl b . u are: to create an interest in photo- graphy, and to provide an interesting pastime for students who are inter- ested in photography. Members: Edward Absolam William C . , ongleton, Dorothy Smith, John Borden, Granville Gray, Elmore Lewis, Alice Oliver, David Robishaw, George Halstead, Barbara Makinson, Ethel Broun, Kenneth Broun, Irene Barrett, George Holland, Shirley Yarus, Marie McClain, Mary Bartee, Estelle Jones, Betty Dixon, Louise Ives, Margaret Thomson. Tuimz fy-Sim

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B- 'wf it X . N . . , X A Mx 4. ' J X K5 F Student Patrol OFFICERS l'upfuin ttttt tt..ttt,ttttt.t .... S t erling Montgomery l,1'1'l1ff'1mn1' .... Harry Honnerville l,1'vufvmn1f tvtt.. Duman Wright This year has been very successful for the Student Patrol. The pur- pose of our patrol is to help keep order and to cooperate with our fellow students. The aim of our patrol has been to obey the laws of our school, community, state, and country. This aids in the betterment of the schools and its individuals. At the end of the year we were presented with certi- ticates from the Tidewater Automobile Association which we are very proud of for our outstanding work. It was necessary at mid-term this year to revise our patrol. This was done for the betterment of our organization. We are greatly indebted to our new sponsor Mr. Roberts who with his capable leadership has guided us through the year. This has been a banner year for our Student Patrol. T1I'l'II fy-F1'1'c

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X Page Literary Society Poe Literary Society l'l'l'Hl'd!'llf ...,.., , Sterling Montgomery 1'r0s1'fIenf .,,...,......,.,.,,.,,,.....t. Ethel Broun l'ic-1'-I'1'esifle11f ,,.....,. ,... J aines Robishaw l ice-President ,.,,,,,, Elizabeth Singleton S1'crf'fnry ,,,,, . Doris Ives Svr'refrzry ..., ,,,, ,,.... M i ldred Hurforrl He'porf4'r lizitlierinn- lCaton 13z'pnr1er , Norma Taylor The Literary Societies have held their meetings regularly this year with Ethel Broun, president of the Poe Society, and Sterling Montgomery, president of the Page Society, presiding alternately. We feel sure that each student has done his best to make his parti- cular society the winner for the year. The programs have been highly successful although there is room for improvement. They have been very enjoyable and interesting. We sincerely hope that next year the societies will be as successful as they have been this year. Our appreciation is extended to the two faculty advisers, Miss Pollock of the Page Society and Miss Copeland of the Poe Society. Tuvmz fy-Sc vpn