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

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Business Staff 1!us1'm'.ss illurmyrr ,c i c Y . ., s.As Sterling Nlontgomery Assislufif .llurfrfyw c c Margaret Thomson x'lflI'1'l'fI.S1'Il!l illrlnuyvr A ssYs,s, Leon Basnight f'1'l'l'HIllf1.0II illmzrfyyw' ,i ss,s. Evelyn Hargrove Assisffrnf illurzugm' i , ss,, . sssss. Ruth Stillman Kempsvillian The Ifl'HljlNl'I'Hl'fllI is the monthly paper publishcd by the students un- der the supervision of Miss Iilnora Overley, faculty adviser. It is the purpose of the staff to present a true picture of all phases of our varied school life condensed into four printed pages. In order to do this, there are many feature articles as well as the conventional news stories. The sports page contains descriptive Writeups of all athletics at Kempsville. Another purpose of the paper is to give the students an op- portunity to express their opinions. The Iff'lHjIS1'1'll1-llll is very fully and effectively illustrated, which adds immensely to the attractiveness of its make-up. The staff members are elected by the senior members of the out-going staff. 7'm'11fy-.Yirw

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THE KEMPSVILL IAN L'1ldllIf01'-t'lI-Chflfif ..... First Page Editor ....... Associate Editor .. ,,, Editorial Staff Editorial Page Editor ....,. ,,,,,,,, Associate Editor ....... Sport Page Editor ....... Associate Editor .... . Back Page Editor .... . Associate Editor ...,. . News Editor ........ . Exchange Editor ,.,. . .. Cleon Harrell Ethel Broun Doris Ives Josephine Paul Doris Ives Sue Whitehead Arnold Ewell . Ruth Stillman . Edith Bonney Frances Peele to Rose Gottlieb Art Editor ,ttt,.....,,. or ,,,,,,,, Beverley Yarns Staff Photographer ...........,......,....................i,ti..,t.............i.iitt...... Elliott Jones Reporters ,.,, Dorothy Moore, Barbara Makinson, Gordon Oliver, Anna Hill, Irene Barrett, Jean Stillman Tzrmzty-Eight

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Dramatic Club OFFICERS P?'6SiClG7Lt .,...,,..... ..... .,.............,.,...,...,. ....4 .. B e verley Yarus Vice-P1 esidew,t ...... ...... E dward Absalom Secretary ........ ....... R osa Gottlieb Trcctsurm' ....,..,,,,......,...4,... .,,,,....w ,. .4 V ,,, w, ,w ,. w,.V ,, , A ... Eddie Joyner The year of 1939-40 has been an unusually busy one for the Dramatic Club. Try-outs were held early in October, and sixteen new members were taken in. The Dramatic Club chose as their two one-act plays or Scholar Sketches, Red Carnations and The Ghostly Passenger. Red Carna- tions, a dainty little satire, was written by Glenn Hughes with wit, humor, and distinction. The Ghostly Passenger by Mellard Crosby was a mystery comedy in which ghosts prowled, burglars wandered in and out, and romance began to bud. After both plays were presented in the auditorium, Red Carnations was chosen to go to Norview. Thirty