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

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» Mr. Donald E. Morgan, Assistant Principal GREETINGS Congratulations! You have crossed the threshold which leads to a world of every endeavor. Look up at your goal. High is it not? Plenty of work, sweat, and perhaps even tears may be required to reach it. Before you enter the future, however, take a brief moment to look back. Look at your parents. Those wrinkles are there because they have worked, striven, worried and prayed to get you this far. Those smiles and looks of pride are there because they can almost picture you in your dream positions. Now look at your teachers and all the other school staff members. Those hopeful looks are there because they know that they have put a lot of time and patience in the shaping of your future. Now take a final look at this structure. Within these walls for four or more years you have studied, learned, cried, played, danced, and braved the tough roads. Remember not so much the bad times, but the good, happy years you have spent within these walls. Soon you will leave this building. You will never be a part of it again unless you return as a member of the faculty or staff. Now turn and look forward. There lies the future. The empty spaces repre- senting doctors, lawyers, educators, politicians and clergymen can be filled by you. ' Have you got what it takes? I, therefore, challenge you, not only to fill those positions, but to excel in them. Make yourself a star in your chosen field. Make your parents, teachers and friends proud of you. Being a p art of both of your worlds, I extend to you two-fold congratulations, for I straddle the tiireshold. Congratulations for completing your education at this school and then congratulations on your ability to enter this, the world of your future. Remember, this is your hfe, your future, live it well. jo n JAxyj-- 13

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r Mr. J. V. Boyldn PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Congratulations to all who contributed to the publication of this very interesting and revealing yearbook. It is self-evident that you will recall from these pages the happiest, and most cherished experiences of your high school career. As you are led into reminiscence, may each memory increase your appreciation for the sacrifices made by your parents, teachers, and others who helped to make it possible for you to graduate. Do not let this achievement be the end of your educational endeavor. It is only a foundation upon which you may become more refined, and prepared for a suitable vocation. The experiences of your recent successes should give zest for a continued search for the knowledge. It is hoped that each of you will realize the ambitions, dreams, and aspirations that have been so challenging which at Union Kemps- ville High School. In your future efforts to develop a more desirable individual you have our very best wishes. Though we lose you as a student through the formalities of graduation, we hope you will continue to be a loyal supporter of the educational program of your Alma Mater. 12

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MRS. LOUISE CARTER History Cit ics B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., Hampton Institute MISS HATTIE L. GOODMAN English A.B., St. Augustine Col. M.A., Hampton Institute MRS. DORIS W. KS ' OX English A.B., Virginia Union University MR. C. K. WILSON Algebra Geometry B.S., Virginia Union University SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS 14