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

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W L on orr departure from P H S we the DLIUOY a o wr rto grant to r Trorra our rrn trpal thc faculty and the future Senror of 1953 the followrrrg oequests To Mr Thoma our devoted and loyal leader we each leave love and happrne s to abrdewrth htm throuvh the comrng year We al o bequeath to our homeroom teachers Mrs NannreFreen an Mrssllope Duke and Mr I Ray Baker not only love and thanks rn return for the gurdance and help they have grven Us rn the past years but remem brancc of them rn our hearts forever To the faculty we wrsh to expre s our srncere ap pretratron for the knowledge they hate tnade possrble for rr to obtarn rtr the past frve vear And to the Jrrrrror Class we not only leave them as much happrne sm therr benror year as we have had but Bl o the folowrng bequests Rosemary Evans wrth due consrderatron leaves her herglrt to Opal Frrth Randolph Wrlson has decrded to wrll hrs books to Pelham Phrllrps rf he wrll take care of them To Peggy Holloway has been left Marrlyn Powells eatrng abrlrty John Hummel rs leavrnf the books he has read thrs year to the school lrbrary Two pleasrngyoung ladres Mary Suel arrell and Judy Patrrcra Overbee Tow of our top grggler Sylvra Berry and Jackre Watkrns bequeath therr wonderful laughs to Berelyn Fer guson Lrnwood Butcher and Thomas Carmrnes wtll the ex perrments they haveworked rn Chemrstry to Thomas Page George Dumas leaves hrs happy go lucky ways to no one but Bobby West Dora Ferguson and Joyce Thompson have decrded that Georgre Ketchre deserves therr typrng abrlrty Tommy Hornsby and Donald Smrth are leavrng the many Jams they have gotten rnto at P H S to wrckre Cox and Lester Wrllrams lwelda Lawson much to her regret rs leavrng her basketball unrform to Myree Harrell Bobby Insley and Norwood Montgomery wrll therr seats rn the band to any one thatwould lrke to have them Two studrousyorrng ladres Peggy Grllrkrn and Becky Lou Lorbrtt are leavrng therr grades to Merrrel waters and C arroll Fd Freeman Jame Hoggc wrlls hrs track abrlrty to Joe Johnson knowrng that they wrll do an excellent Job A well known senror Carleton Forret ls leavrng hrs women to Denny Rowe rf he wrll take care of them After all they re precrous thrngs One of our best basketball players Shrrley Hautz rs leavrng her abrlrty rn thrs port to Esther Drggs Walter Forrest and Edward Wrlson after a great deal of thought bequeath therr precrou energy to John Mc Pherson Jeannrne Accornero and Joyre Freeman two cute grrls are leavrng therr good looks to Merrrel Hollo way and Mary Thomas Jack Plerrtovrch who has always had a krtrd heart wrlls hr smartness to Charles MacDanrels Afrer 311 he may need rt next year all Qjtdnlgllt Ann Shackelford wrlls her drgnrty to Jtnrce Elkrns Ramon Barr bequeaths hrs shortness to B T Forrest Clara Powell leaves her flrrtrng abrlrty to Marrlyn Forrest hoprng she wrll u e rt as she see frt Carl Hogge and Ray Lee Fox who are honestJohn are wrllrng therr lazrne s to Ed Adam and R A Carn Madelrn Hopkrns r leavrng her hortness to Joan Moore Vrrgrnra Wrnder and Roy Rollrn are leavrng herr lovrng ways to France Wrlsorr and Eugene Chapman Everyone I rn sure wrll agree that Freddy Hunt should wrll Carolyn Whrte to no one but hrmself Barbara Rollrns rs leavrng her cheerfulness to Mary Sulzburger Irve well known Senrors Elrzabetlr Frrth Eugenra Hogge Archre Whrte George Carmrnes and Fantrre Drxon are leavrng therr caps and gowns to Franklrn Wornonr Quecnre Frrth Ethel O Nerl Gordon Abbot and Vrotra Holloway Jerry Hunt and Benja mrn Freeman wrll therr wrnnrng wats to Drgg Freeman and Nelson Barnes Paul Sparrer and Brlly Rrggrns are leavrng therr good trmes rn the band to Glen Wrlson and Irvrn Acree Vrrgrnra Nelson Margaret Drehl and Paul Lee Hop krns are wrllrng the notes they took rn Englrsh class to Vrrgrnra De Alba and Colleen Pleasants Eddre Belford rs so rmportatrt that he s Justleavrng school to Coston Forrest To Carolyn Slarght has been left all of the servrce boys Ann Foster and Joan Poole have dated durrng therr frve years at P H S Donald Davrs wrll admrt he has brg feet therefore I m sure he wrll not object to lea vrng them to John Hub bard and Robert Emmerson Pretty boy Archre Healy rs leavrnghr good look to Earnest Ferguson Two Betty s Bettre Joan Evans atrd Bette Jo Hogge are leavrng therr frrendlrness to Merrrel Deatr Insley Donald Butler and Sonny Olrver bequeath therr bus drrxrng abrlrty to W A Thomas Laura Ferguson and Dolores Rrggrns wrll therr com mercral abrlrty to no one but Rosa Drxon Rodney Grllrkrn leaves hrs wrnnrng way to Roy Wood Irrs Green and wrll Lawson wrll therr Spanrsh abrlrty to Jrmmre Taylor and Franklrn Thomas To Bobby Strader and Kenneth Insley r left John Grahatrr and Robert Owen s posrtron rn football Atrn Drggs a very cute enror rs leavrng cutencss to a very worthy person Sandra Greenwood Harry Gibson s leavrng hrs curly harr toC'onrad Inge Vallee Moore wrlls her datrng techtrrque to Alrce Butcher and Lelra Butler Robert Hopkrns rs gorng ro leave srgns readrrrg Stay away to Edward Hudgrns and Wallace Presson to put on Zone Frrtlr so that all boys wrll tay away from her Phyllrs Evans wrlls her seat rn Englrsh cla s to Lasetta Wrrrner Jean Smrth andJoanne Phrllrps are lea vrngtherr sears rn study hall to Marrlyn Evans And I Betrv Lou Martrn leave to the entrre Junror class as much happrness and success rn therr Senror year as 1 have found rn mrne Iaffrx mv hand and seal rn thrs year of our Lord IQ52 A D F I 'P 1 ' ' I . . .. 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3 MOST ORIGINAL Rodney Gillikin and PeggyGi11ikin i ll- MOST POPULAR John Benny Gralianx and Betty Lou Martin 9 MOST POLITE Harry G1bson.and Peggy Gillikin MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Archie Healy and Betty Lou Martin Z4 BEST ALI. AROUND John Benny Graham and Barbara Rollins 5 4 BIGGEST GIGGLERS Billy Riggins and Jackie Watkins 1 i .xii Q