Portia High School - Pontiacs Yearbook (Portia, AR)

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CLASS HISTORY - SOPHOMORE BY Joyce Phillips and Mary Ellison It's no wonder they have changed teachers so often since 1939. That's the year Mary Ellison, Rosa Fay French and their classmates started to school. Poor teachers! Now really, they weren't so bad after all. They have all been very success- ful in their school work. As the years passed more students enrolled as others dropped out. In our second year Eunice Johnson enrolled in our class, since then she has dropped out, but always came back to Good Old Portia. In our fourth year Delcine Hutsell honored our class where, she has remained ever since. Joyce Phillips was next to come into our class. She left us in 1944 but soon returned and has remained with us. In our eighth year Roy Dale Schleuter, our only boy, joined the class. In our Freshrnan year Bessie Obarts came to live with us. It is our sincere wish that we may finish our high school years together. Our class colors are pink and green. Our motto, Now or Never . Class Officers: President ------- Rosa Fay French Vice-President ---- Eunice Johnson Secretary ---- - Mary Ellison Reporters - - - - - Joyce Phillips and Roy Dale Schleuter FRESI-LMAN CLASS HISTORY BY Anna Belle McKnight Three students, Dorthy French, Beverley Bun.n, and Anna Bell McKnight started this rough and rugged journey through school and have continued on un- til now. We have lost two of our classmates this year, Clyde Sharp and Billy Hughes. We still have Katy Lou White who started in the sixth grade and has con- tinued with us this far. Dorthy French, a very studious girl, is our class president. Beverley Bunn is vice-president. Anna Belle McKnight, secretary and treasurer. Katy Lou White, reporter. They are always found at their post of duty. Our class colors are Blue and White and our class flower is a White Rose. We hope the remainder of our school years will be as interesting and successful as they have been in the past.

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FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD 1-'IRST ROW: Reta Jane Goff, Anita Lawrence, Lindell Jones, he, -I-me Betty Kennon, Jerry Land, Carolyn Mathis, Noralyn Kabler, Larry Morton. SECOND ROW: Sherry Mae Holder, Sue Smith, Iris Marie Phillips, Margaret Jane Osburn, Melba Joyce Clements, Carole Ann Handles, Carolyn Morton, Nancy Anderson, Geox-gann Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sue Hibbard, Lavada Casey, Joyce Madden, Ilene Jones, Kathleen McClintock, Glenda Workxnan, Kay Carneron, Dale Freeman, Leon Guntharp. FOURTH ROW: Hex-shel Moody, W. F. Ellison, Jackie Austin, Jimrny Hntsell, W. H. Jones, Ronald'J'ones, Bob Cameron. TIZACHEI: Pearl Johnson. ' FOURTH, FIFTH AND s1x'r1-1 FIRST ROW: Shirley Mortin, Riley Milligan, Pauline Louis, Mary Mae Phillips, Gary Clements, .Timmy McKnight, Retha Land, Donald Bunn. SECOND ROW: Charlene Phillips, Marjorie Bates, Velxna Guntharp, Laurene Land, Wanda Smith, Mable Hodge, Mildred Moody, Joan Frazier. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Land, Virgil Floyd, Neil Kissee, Earl Tate, Zanil White, Carnuel Jones, Betty Jones, Merle D. Klssee, Eugene Housdan, Dan Ellison. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Couch, I-Karl Housdan, Richard Phillips, Coy Ivie, Vernon Moody, Billie Phillips and teacher, Mrs. Pauline Clements.