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

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The York Chronicle 1937 HARRY THOMAS INSLEY Tommie “Not too silent, not too gay, But a true friend in every way.” REGINAL FLORENCE HOLLOWAY Fonkie “None knew her, but to love her; None named her, but to praise.” LOUISE FORREST HOPKINS Lou ‘ Dear little ‘Lou,’ so sweet and shy, She’s always attracting Tommy Dor- sey’s eye.” SARAH ARLENE HUNT Bic yie” “Always jolly and full of fun, Never worries about what may come.” PAGE 24

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The York Chronicle 1937 MARIA ELIZABETH FREEMAN “Myra “Those who smile are smiled upon.” LINDA MAE GREENE “ Lindy ” “Serene, pleasant, calm and fair; Soft fell her words as blew the air.” VERNIE LOUISE FREEM AN Toots “ ’Tis a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” GEORGE THOMAS HOGGE “Pig “Pig is good in Chemistry and such, But has one fault, he talks too much.” PAGE 23

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The York Chronicle 1937 ETHELYN VIANA INSLEY “Ef “Silent dignity is her great charm.” HELEN VAN HORN JENNINGS Jennie “ ‘Jennie’ is sweet and kind all day, The Seniors wish her success on the way.” FLOYD EDWARD LINDSAY Bim ” “ ‘Bim’ comes and goes, What class he’s in, no one knows.” CAROLINE ANN LAWSON “C” “ ‘C’ is bright and gay, A good old pal in every way.” PAGE 25