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

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FACULTY MISS ROSANNA PEARL HUNT Mary Washington College First Grade MISS EVELYN DRYDEN Farmville State Teachers College, College of William and Mary Second Grade MISS LILLIE DELK Mary Washington College, Madison College Third Grade MISS AVIS HUNT Farmville State Teachers College Fourth Grade MISS LUCILLE HUNT Farmville State Teachers College, College of William and Mary Fifth Grade MISS KATHLYN WILSON Madison College Fifth Grade MISS ELVA HUNT Farmville State Teachers College, College of William and Mary Sixth Grade MISS VIRGINIA ELIZABETH OAKES Farmville State Teachers College Sixth Grade MISS PAULINE MAE THOMAS, A. B. College of William and Mary Seventh Grade MISS ROSELYN WILSON Madison College Seventh Grade

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FACULTY MR. EDWARD G. COX, B. A., M. A. Randolph-Mac on College, University of Virginia General Science, Mathematics, Physical Education MISS GLADYS EVELYN HAMMONTREE, B. A. College of William and Mary, Duke University Social Science, Language Arts MISS BERTHA MAE HUNT Farmville State Teachers College, College of William and Mary Mathematics MR. CHARLES E. KIRCHMIER, B. S., M. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture, Chemistry, General Shop MISS GLADYS ROSALYN MOORE, B. S. Mary Washington College, College of William and Mary Virginia Polytechnic Institute, University of Virginia Social Science, Language A)-ts MISS NANNIE LOUISE MOORE, B. S. Blackstone College, Mary Washington College Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MR. WILLIAM T. P. MOORE College of William and Mary Social Science, Language Arts MISS ELIZABETH PAGE, B. S. Madison College French, Latin, Language Arts MISS LUCILLE PAINTER, B. S. Averett College, Mary Washington College Music, Language Arts MISS MARY PAINTER, B. S. College of William and Mary Biology, Home Economics

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Iva Moore Vice-President June Smith Secretary-Treasurer Randolph Montgomery The Student Council was organized live yeais ago with Robert Crutchfield as President. From that time to this the purpose has been the same, to help the school in any way by which the student body will benefit. The work in general consists of promoting athletics, preparing for assembly pro- grams, conducting a safety court, providing a means of publishing news, and perform- ing many other services which will help the school. The Council functions as a democratic body. The officers are elected by popular vote of the student body. Each class elects its representatives to the Council, two each from the two upper classes, one each from the lower classes. The council works through committees, with a member as chairman, a faculty advisor and several students chosen for their ability on the lines of woi ' k on each committee. Some of its objectives of the year were the scraping, sanding, varnishing and wax- ing of the gymnasium floor and the purchase of chairs for the cafeteria to eliminate the benches formerly in use. Funds for these causes were raised by presentation of movies, plays and variety progiams. The productions always packed the auditorium to capacity. Thus all projects of the Council were completed in good order to give it a most successful year. Lett to Ki jlit: AuliPoy Moore. Xoniia (ir4»(lh.lia w, Alitia Hopkins, -lune Sinitli, Mr. Tlionias. Iva Moore, Randolpli ISIontiLi’oniery. Averin Hn ' gett. Henry IM ' adsliaw, -lohn Teague.