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

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What a time for a test--just before a holiday! ! Reflections on times like these will make the memory of U.U. Days bitter-sweet. Below: Larry Uzzle and Warnell Fletcher wearily make their way home after a hard ??? day. Eileen Brown and Linwood Skinner spot a Tiger football game. Work is also a part of the school day.

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DEDICA TION We, the last graduating class of Union Kempsville High School wish to dedicate this, our last Senior Class Annual, to all of those who have gone before us and who, by their accomplishments here, have made our academic growth a little less crowded with growing pains, and a little more endowed with the imagery of years well spent in the pursuit of an education. Many of us have been inspired by the pace set for us and are eager to reach for the torch which has been passed to us so that we might find our way to the pinnacle of suc- cess . We hope to prove worthy of the legacy left to us by some of those who have made their marks in the areas of education, the arts, medicine, athletics, the business world and in all the areas where good people serve, satisfy and succeed. We were given a challenge by our faithful administration and a devoted faculty who have been true standard bearers of truth and enlightment. We were given encouragement by those faithful patrons of the community who dreamed of greater opportunities in education at Union Kempsville and WORKED to- ward that end . We were given hope by those who achieved scholastic honors and recognition in the physical form of plaques, certificates, ribbons, and medals in the areas of art, mu- sic and athletics --as these honors served as daily reminders that success could and did begin HERE. Our debt to ALL who have worked for us, with us, and before us, is great. So this Class of Nineteen hundred and sixty -nine takes this opportunity to thank ALL of them by dedicating this annual, THE 1969 TIGER, to all our teachers, our friends and all the graduating classes of yesteryear .

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The Yearbook Staff keeps its workroom humming with activity. Left to right are Louise Willie, Joyce Skinner, LaVerne Peebles, Cynthia Murphy, Deborah Peebles, Linwood Skinner and Leon Carrington. At left, Linwood checks the bulletin board for his work assignment for the day. Below: Joyce checks the shipping check sheet before completing this senior page. Below, Linwood re-draws another 3R Form for that just right touch. Art Editor Carrington glances up and is caught off-guard.