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

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The York: Chronicle 1937 EDNA LOUISE DAWSON Dorsey “There is ‘Dorsey’ with dark curly hair, Take it from me, she never has a care.” MARY PEARL FERGUSON Pearl ' ' “Little ‘Pearl’ is fond of boys, She thinks they are dear, sweet toys.” LEMUEL EVANS, JR. “Luke “A little work, a little play, Helps to keep the blues away.” ROBERT LINLEY DOWNEY “Bob “Bob is mischievous, industrious too, You’ll never find him without some- thing- to do.” PAGE 20

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The York: Chronicle 1937 JOHN BOROWSKI Johnnie ” “A little foolishness now and then, Is practiced by some of our wisest men.” DOROTHY SUE BRADSHAW ■Dot” ‘‘The girl who is lots of fun for us, She’d make you laugh or bust.” MARY EUDORA CARMINES Monie ” “On worry and fret Monie insists, But in all kinds of fun, she always assists.” NORMAN DIXIE BLACKMAN, JR. ■ ' Dick” “True to himself, true to his friends, True to his duty always.” PAGE 19

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The York Chronicle 1937 HARRY GRAY FORREST “Jimmy “And there is ‘Jimmy,’ a boy of much talk, Whose funny sayings would make a mule bark.” FLOSSIE ORION FORREST “Floss “And ‘Floss’ oh, don’t say a word, I’ll tell you that girl is a mocking- bird. ” EDITH FORREST Edie ” “Always loving; always good, The dignity of womanhood.” ROBERT HARTNESS FORREST “Hick “Happy am I: from care I am free! Why aren’t they all contented like me ?” PAGE 21