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

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THOSE WHO HELP US We are indebted not only to Mr. Thomas and the faculty for the proper functioning of the school, but to many ' individuals and organizations. It would be almost impossible to include all of them, but we are grateful for their support and we honor Mr. Sanford, our superintendent; Mr. Berry, our supervisor, and our Parent-Teachers Association. NINE

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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Nannie Freemen, Mr. L. B. Smith, Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mr. N. L. Thomas, Mrs. Frances Lankford, Miss Alice Clarke, Mary Lee Bowman, Miss Bertha Hunt, Mrs. Mildred Bowman, Mr. Edward Cox, Miss D ' rabelle Forrest, Miss Betty Blackwell. GRAMMAR GRADE TEACHERS First row, left to right — Miss Maxine Dryden, Mrs. Lillie De k, Mrs. Evelyn Forrest, Miss Ruth Wornom, Mrs. Vivian Wainwright, Miss Elva Hunt. Second row — Mrs. Elsie Carpenter, Miss Evelyn Dryden, Mrs. Audrey Topping, Miss Avis Hunt, Mrs. Virginia Freeman. EIGHT

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CLASSES One need not go to Indio to find castes; we hove them here at Poquoson. Only here the untouchables go under another name, FRESHMEN. Our system differs from India ' s, however, in the fact that an untouchable can rise above his condition. The next rank an untouchable gets is slight, he becoming what is commonly known as a SOPHOMORE. In due time, SOPHOMORES become somewhat respectable and are called JUNIORS. Finally those with wisdom, refinement, culture, dependability, and understanding reach a level which corresponds to the Four Hundred. These are the SENIORS, TEN