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

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The York Chronicle, 1936 JESSIE FAY EORRiEST “Jess” “There is an unspeakable pleasure attending ' the life of a voluntary student.” Glee Club; Class President ’34; Class Treasurer ’35; Librarian Glee Club ’35; Assistant Editor of Annual ’35; Business Manager of Annual ’36; Editor of School Paper ’36; Citizen- ship Club; Reporter; Commercial Club; Basketball ’36. MARY LORINE FORREST “Lorine” “Her quiet ■ways bespeak an understanding heart.” ‘ Friendliness, truthfulness, and quietness are characteristics of this Senior girl. May her friends be as plentiful out of school as they have been while here. HENRY EARL FREEMAN “Beanie” “Life has no blessing like a prudent friend.” “Beanie” is another one of our mis- chievous Seniors, although he is a friend to every one. May he always have luck and success. Glee Club, Citizenship Club, Report- er of Agriculture Club ’35. MARVIN DOUGLAS GREENE “Buddy” “A merry laugh doeth good like Medicine.” Here’s to our champion mischief maker and teaser. Yet what would we do without his ready wit and cheerfulness? His hobby is boost- ing the Fords. PAGE 22

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a The York Chronicle, 1936 iiiiiiiifeyAV;aiiiiiiyiiiiir]i ' J;aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM CATHERINE VIRGINIA ENSLEY “Kitty” “We are shaped and fashioned by what we love.” Glee Club, Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Representative to Student Council ’35, ’36; Sports Edi- tor of Annual ’36; Senior Reporter of School Paper ’36; Secretary and Treasurer of Citizenship Club. ELMER SUTTON ENSLEY “Mickey” “Why worry, everything will turn out all rig’ht?” Vice-President Student Council ’36; Sports Reporter School Paper ’36; President F. F. A. ’36; Treasurer F. F. A. ’34, ’35; Monogram Club; Glee Club; Basketball ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Basketball Captain ’34, ’36; Baseball ’33, ’35; Football ’34, ’35. FLOYD LINWOOD FORREST “Floydie” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Floyd has a record of true friend- ship and absolute integrity. He has been a faithful pupil at P. H. S. and a good worker. The class wishes him great success and the best of luck. Commercial Club. HENRY STEPHEN FORREST, .Ir. “H. S.” “Oh! don’t say that you agree with me.” What would we do without H. S. to argue in History class. He always was very original and knows his points. May he always find success when he takes the place of our His- tory teacher. PAGE 21

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The York Chronicle, 1936 WILLIAM STEPHEN GREENE “Greene” “Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot.” It is indeed refreshing to meet a boy of his type, one who possesses that quiet dignity of manner yet has enough mischief to make him likable. JOHN EDWARD HALL “Ed” “Silence is golden.” Here’s a boy who doesn’t rush blindly into matters but takes time to deliberate. Edward is thoroughly dependable and has a quiet disposi- tion and thereby gains many friends. DOROTHY LORRAINE HARRIS “Lorry” “To blush is beautiful, but is sometimes inconvenient.” Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Features Editor of Annual ’36. How dear to our hearts is this kind, loving girl, always ready to lend a helping hand. There will always be a vacancy in our hearts as she travels on the road to success. ROBERT STANLEY HORNSBY “Hornsby” “A little foolishness now and then. Is relished by the wisest men.” Representative to Student Council ’35; Secretary and Treasurer of Stu- dent Council ’36; Assistant Advertis- ing Manager of Annual ’36; Basket- ball ’36; Monogram Club. PAGE 23