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

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Reading From left to right: Joe Johnson-Treasurer, Diggs Freeman-President, Carroll Freeman-Secretary. CWA Qld Q September IO l948 marks the beglnnlng of fave wonderful years frultful In many ways for the I953 graduates of Poquoson Hugh School Orrthas day elghty some of us starry eyed and full of wonderment, enrolled at P H S for the furst time For about three days we wore llpstlck not only on our lups but on arms legs clothes and books as well After we came to know each other a lnttle better we held a class meetlng and elected Drggs Freeman to be our leader for the year Sandra Greenwood represented us In the May Court thus year To celebrate the close of our eight grade days and our commg Freshman shup we went to Buckroe on Mr R R Rollms truck Presldent Earl Shores Secretary Betty Sager Student Government Representative Freddy Riggrns N 7 O I . . . I . . , . I - . I I I ' I 0 . 0 ' , . . . . Reading from left to right: President-Harvey Herring, Vice- ' ,.. . y A . 2 ' 2 t

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Q U'lI'lU'l if Wlth a few exceptuons the graduatung class of 53 entered the first grade In September of 1941 OF the twelve years almost completed srnce that tame seven of them were spent In an elementary school gathermg the basis of our education graduation As we crossed the threshold and entered the door of educatlon lntoa new world we expressed various mixed emotlons Some were clpprenhensuve others loyous but all possessed a feeleng of wonderment for the new phase of lute we were entermg Each year held more for us than the one before We Elementary school was where we learned to luve weth other people to play and work with them harmonlously From the many types of studues we had un those seven years we lnked some much better than others We stnll have the same favorntes and have more fully developed our knowledge of them so that we may use them after There were actlvutues planned whlch we took part ID Life began to have more meaning as we appl led our learn :ng to dauly use Those days were most spectflcally Important un the development of our character Had we not climbed the furst rungs of the educatuonal ladder we could never have attauned our present posltton and be prepared for much hagher achnevement 6 I l ' . I I grew in stature and knowledge from day to day. , .

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