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

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Thf. York Chronicle 1937 DOROTHY ADELL MOORE Dot “To our class, Dot, lends quite an air, Every day a new style for dressing ' her hair.” ROBERT LEE LINDSAY “ Ponky ” “The surest way not to fail is to de- termine to succeed.” MARTHA ELIZABETH LAWSON Sis ’ “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.” MARY 1RELLA LAWSON Rella ” “Rella never has a care, The smile that won’t come off she wears.” PAGE 26

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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

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The York: Chronicle 1937 LEONARD LEVI MOORE, JR. “Jr.” “ ‘Jr.’ is studious, but dreams all the time; But when it comes to his classes, he is right in line.” CARL EDISON MOORE “Henny” “Never too sober, never too gay, But a rare good boy in every way.” NANNIE ELIZABETH MOORE “Natl” “Nan is happy and free, We all know what her success will be.” JAMES CHRISTIAN MOORE “Jimmy” “Jimmy is fond of raising a noise, But for melodious singing - , he’s one of the boys.” PAGE 27