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

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WILLIAM SIDNEY FREEMAN “Sid” F. F. A. Club, ’37, ’38; English IV Club, ’38. “Sid” is a big tease but you couldn’t have a truer friend. If you want to know anything about “Sid” just ask the girls. JOHN DAVID GRIFFIN “J. D.” F. F. A. Club, ’36, ’37; English IV Club, ’38; Basketball, ’37, ’38; Foot- ball, ’38; Baseball, ’37. Hail to our great mathematician and athlete! We shall watch your future with interest and great ex- pectations. ETHEL COLEMAN HAR RIS “Ethie” Commercial Club, ’37 ; Home Eco- nomics Club, ’37 ; Library Club, ’38 ; English Club, ’38. “Ethie” doesn’t say much. She doesn’t need to because her many good qualities sneak for themselves. ROLAND HARDING HARRIS “Poley” F. F. A. Club: Vice-President, ’37, President, ’38; English IV Club, ’38; Contemporary Problems Club, ’38. “Poley” is interested in scientific farming. We are sure that he will bring to this profession the same in- industriousness and wholesome atti- tude that have made his high school days successful. Ticeniy-One

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MARY VIRGINIA FIRTH Jinny Enp:lish IV Club, ’38; Latin Club, ’38; Home Economics Club, ’37. “Jinny” believes everything has a bright side and she always finds it. There is ever a place for an optimist. CELIA CREEDMORE FORREST Cel Glee Club, ’36, ’37 ; Home Economics Club, ’36, ’37; English IV Club, ’38. “Cel” is modest, shy, and consider- ate of others. These qualities and many other good ones make her one of our most attractive seniors. JOHN RAY FORREST Johnnie Commercial Club, ’37 ; Library Club, ’38; Contemporary Problems Club, ’38; Football, ’37; ’38; English IV Club, ’38. “Johnnie” has a cheery smile and a jovial nature. Having sown seeds of kindness and happiness, he has a right to reap a good harvest. WINNIE CHRISTINE FORREST “Immie” Glee Club, ’36 ’37, ’38; Library Club, ’37, ’38; Dramatic Club, ’38; Home Economics Club, ’36, ’37 ; Eng- lish IV Club, ’38. Winnie has “more” interests than many of her friends combined. De- pendability and thoughtfulness stand out among her many virtues. Tivvnty

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GEORGE SAMUEL HOPKINS “ Sammie” F. F. A. Club, ’35, ’36, ’37; English IV Club, ’38. “Sammie” likes to solve historical and geometrical problems. Life promises to hold many challenging problems for his solution. MARY LOUISE HOPKINS “Peaches” Glee Club, ’35, ’36, ’37, President, ’38; Home Economics Club, ’36, ’37; Dramatic Club: Vice-President, ’38; Library Club: Vice-President, ’38; Student Council: Vice-President, ’38; English IV Club: Reporter, ’38. When “Peaches” leaves us it will be very difficult to find some one to take her place in the Glee Club to say nothing of our heai’ts. She is a good sport and a true friend. RAYMOND FORREST HOPKINS “Ray Dramatic Club, ’38; Public Speak- ing Club, ’38; Contemporary Prob- lems Club, ’38; Library Club, ’38; English IV Club, ’38. “Ray’s” humor is sly and his smile is disarming. He usually gets what he wants and his aim is high. CARRIE THOMAS HOWLE “Cash” Library Club, ’37, ’38; Dramatic Club, ’38; Home Economics Club, ’36, ’37; English IV Club, ’38. Carrie believes that success comes through effort. She puts more energy in what she does than many of us combined. Ticenty-Two