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KENNETH EUGENE WILLIAMS Glee Club; Freshman Music Club; History II Club; English II Club; Ensemble Allegro; B. S. S. Club; Library Club; Victo- ry Club; Safety Patrol; Dramat- ics Club. MARY LUCILLE WILSON Dramatics Club; Glee Club; May Court; Virgilian Club; Home Economics Club; Basket- ball; Student Council; Ensemble Allegro; M. M. L. Club; Fresh ie ' s Club; S. H. E. Club; Fresh- man Music Club; Watch Watchers Club. LILLIAN PEARL WILSON Freshie ' s Club; Freshman Music Club; Sophomore Saps Club; Home Economics I Club; Dramatics Club; M. M. L. Club; Home Economics II Club; Watch Watchers Club. FAREWELL POQUOSON HIGH Poquoson High School, We salute you. Again and again. And though we be far. Or though we be near. May it be cloudy. Or may it be clear. In our memories you will Always rate Ace High, But to you now We say Good-bye. JOYCE ISABELLE TAYLOR TWENTY-THREE
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GERTIE AMELIA TOPPING Home Economics I Club; Home Economics II Club; M. M. L. Club; Ensemble Allegro; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Biology Club; Watch Watchers Club. LAURA MAE TOPPING Freshie ' s Club; Home Arts Club; S. H. E. Club; Home Eco- nomics Club; Art Club; B. S. S. Club; Glee Club; S. S. S. Club; Watch Watchers Club. ELIZABETH ARCHER WALTHALL Freshman Class President; Freshie ' s Club: President; Fresh- man Music Club; Transferred from St. Margaret ' s School; Victory Club; Dramatics Club; Les Camarades; English IV Club: Treasurer. OREN LASETTA WATKINS Safety Patrol; Glee Club; Latin I Club; Latin II Club; Watch Watchers Club; Dramat- ics Club: President; Basketball; Annual Staff: Advertising Staff; M. M. L. Club; Damrosch Club; Freshman Music Club. JOHN ELWARD WESTON History English Club; F. F. A.; History English Club; B. S. S. Club; Victory Club; Dramatics Club. TWENTY-TWO
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ROGRESS! We, too, hove mode great progress during the four years since we first knocked • on the door to higher learning. Eighty-two faint-hearted freshmen, then, we struggled with science, math, social studies and language arts. Our class president was Betty Walthall, and our home room teachers were Miss Hammontree, Mr. Cox, and Mr. Kirchmier. June, 1939, came, went, and we left our studies for the pleasures of vacation time. In September, 1939, we returned, a bit more confident and self-reliant, some of us to worry over algebra, biology, social studies and language arts, latin, and the like. We elected Cecil Evans as president of our class of seventy-nine boys and girls. Still, we survived the nine months of toil and gained a brief respite. In September, 1940, we assembled as proud juniors, gathering at the dear old school to again grapple with knowledge. Bookkeeping baffled some, while others toiled over history; but persistent application won victories for most of us. George Hunt was elected president, and proved to be a success at the Junior-Senior banquet. A third time, it was all over. The next year we were back, now some fifty-three strong. We were a bit more serious- minded and dignified, each one reolizing that it was his last year at the dear old Alma Mater. We struggled and toiled over American government, English grammar and literature, geometry, and other subjects. George Hunt was again elected president of the good work he had done the year before. However, study was mixed with other responsibilities and pleasures. There was the annual to produce. We elected Margaret Hunt as editor-in- chief, with one of our home room teachers, Mrs. Elizabeth Page Smith, as sponsor. The Student Government, Olin Elliott, President, had charge of the Chirstmas fund, Christmas seals, tuberculosis spangles, and other things. The Dramatics play, entitled Don ' t Take My Penny , proved to be a big success, and all enjoyed it. We were very nicely entertained by the Junior Class and everyone had a grand time. And now, the day of reckoning-Graduation Day-when our high school work is completed, and we feel just pride surge within us as we received our well earned diplomas. Each feels in his heart that it has been a task well done. NOVELLA SUE HUNT TWENTY-FOUR
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