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

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The York Chronicle, 1936 a ELIZABETH CROCKER HOWLE “Betsy” “Her very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are.” Watch Betsy! Charm has claimed our dignified Senior., In the future as she travels the dusty road of suc- cess may she smile a smile of victory. ROBERT JENNINGS HUDGINS “Beautiful” “All g ' rand thoughts come from the heart.” Because Robert thinks, while being so quiet, we expect great things of our most handsome boy. Be natural and keep your friends — that’s Robert. Good luck to our classmate. WILLIAM KELSOR HUNT, Jr. “Kelly” “It wouldn’t be so very hard. To stand troubles, trials, and a bump. If more of us could have the smile That characterizes Kelsor Hunt.” Basketball ’34, ’35, ’36; Representa- tive to Student Council ’35, ’36; Glee Club; Baseball ’34, ’35; Annual Staff ’35, ’36; Citizenship Club. MARY MILLA HUNT “Milla” “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” President Freshman Class ’33; Basketball ’33: Vice-President Sopho- more Class ’34; Representative to Honor Council ’34 ' Representative to Student Council ’35; Sports Editor of Annual ’36; Treasurer of Senior Class ’36; Advertising Manager of Annual ’36; Assistant Editor of School Paper ’36; Commercial Club; Citizenship Club; Secretary and Treasurer Ath- letic Association ’36; Librarian of Glee Club ’36. PAGE 24

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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

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The York Chronicle, 1936 ROSANNA PEARL HUNT “Rosy” “She walks in the paths of friendly hearts.” How sad will be the day when from Rosy we shall part. Her smiles and friendly words shall be missed by every one. May she help others in the future as she has helped us in the past. GEORGE NELSON MARTIN “Colie” “A nobler fellow you’ll never find.” Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class ’35; Glee Club; Honor Council; Commercial Club; Citizenship Club. LAVERNA PAULINE McPHERSON “Polly” “Her air, her manner, all who saw admired.” Commercial Club; Citizenship Club; Home Economics Club. Pauline, our quiet classmate, is well loved by all. Her strong determina- tion carries her through many diffi- culties. May you always succeed, Polly. GRACE LEE MESSICK “Grade” “Not what we give, but what we share. For the gift without the giver is bare.” Home Economics Club; Commercial Club. This being her last year of school and since she has taken an active part in its activities we dread the day of her departure. PAGE 25