Poquoson High School - Islander / York Chronicle Yearbook (Poquoson, VA)

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The York Chronic AAV S V y y y y y y y y le 1935 ' EMMA LEE GREEN “Y emma-T” “A world of wit, a heart of gold, A brilliant mind are hers we’re told.” Secretary and Treasurer of Class ’33, Literary Society ’33, Glee Club ’35, Athletic Association ’34, Feature Editor of Annual ’35. Hail to our most attractive senior, who has all the qualities of an ideal girl. While here she has won for her- self a place in the hearts of all who know her. We wish her the best of luck. EUGENE HOGE “Hogie” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” If helping others gains friends, “Hogie” has them. During his four years at P. H. S. he has won many friends with his kind disposition. Here’s luck and success to him. MARY ELIZABETH HOPKINS “Lizzy” “Nothing is rarer than real goodness.” Many are the friends won by Lizzy with her sweet, lovable disposition during her years at P. H. S. Good luck to you always, Lizzy. MISSOURI KATHERINE HOPKINS “Kat” “If effort brings success, fame is hers.” Kat is a true friend and the most athletic girl in the Senior Class. She is intelligent, witty and loyal. May the best of all good things be hers. s s y s y s y y y y y y y N S % s N s S V. W ' v Vx PAGE 18

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The York Chronicle 1935 s y S s N N S y y y N N ROBERT LESLIE DAWSON “Lallie” “Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth.” Who can resist his appealing smile and his droll and unexpected flashes of humor ? His broad sympathy, his intellectual tolerance, and his con- structive friendliness will win for him success and a host of friends. N N N S S ETHEL MAE EURE “Sambo” “To know her is to love her.” We are proud to claim Ethel as our classmate. She is a fine student, a cheerful associate, and a generous, loyal friend. It would be impossible to exaggerate her good qualities. We will miss her in person but never in memory, for she will live with us always. s N N s s y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y CAROLYN FORREST FIRTH “Carnie” “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Carnie has won a place in the hearts of her fellow students that will last forever. With her quiet, calm nature, we feel sure she will always succeed. LESTER ELEC GAINES “Gaines” “Smile and the world smiles with you.” Fun-loving, mischievous and likable - — these three words accurately de- scribe our pal Gaines. May his desire to become a lawyer be gratified. N y y y S y y y y y y PAGE 17 s S y

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V V A The York Chronicle 1935 HUGH GORDON HOPKINS “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Here is one of our quiet, studious classmates whom everyone likes. He is grave and serious of mien. Who knows what mighty thoughts may be passing through his mind. CHARLES WHITE HORNSBY “Charlie” “A merry heart goes with you all day long.” The wit’s wound up. Here comes Charlie, a real pal, a true friend, and a good sport. Although he likes to be witty and mischievous at times, he can settle down and work when he wishes. With the outstanding quali- ties that characterize him, he is bound to succeed. LEVENIA GERTRUDE JOYNER “Beanie” “Love, goodness, and beauty in her person shine.” Beanie’s sweet disposition has won for her a host of life long friends at P. H. S. May she never lose her hap- piness and sunny smile. CARRIE MAE JOHNSON “Frame your mind to mirth.” Carrie is always in for fun — and how! Her dignified manner in class might fool you for a while but just give her a chance. She is a dependable friend and with her determination great things are expected of her. V V PAGE 19 '