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This is the third annual ever published by the stu- dents of Poca High School. If in later years the Poca- talico shows improvement because others have profit- ed by our mistakes, we will rejoice in this as in every other step of progress in oiirschool. We are not with- out hope that this volume may serve some good and that it wil1 iii thedfuture bring' back those days in Igoca High School, which are so Qdear to us. 4 --. I ool h Sch Poca Hig three four SCHOOL HISTORY Poca District High School as it was formerly called began classes in September, 1923. The small white schoolhouse was located on a hillside between Bancroft and Black Betsy. The first graduating class consisted of eleven members. , The school emblem is an Indian riding upon a white horse. The em- blem was chosen because of the Indian Pocatalico, Who was killed at the mouth of Poca River. The high school which We now attend was built during the year of 1926. The school paper which was then known as The School Echo was first published in January, 1924. Three years later the first annual Poca- talico was published. The largest class to be graduated from Poca High School, was the class of 1948 with 62 members. Along with the graduates of 1950 there has been a total of 871 students graduated from Poca High School. Poca has also left its mark in the history of athletics. The football team of 1930 was undefeated. During the last twenty years there has been many strong and powerful teams, but none to reach this record. The basketball team won a golden cup during the season of 1940 for the run- ner up in the regional tournament. We must not forget dramatics while thinking of the past and present. There has been many smash-hit productions of plays, operettas and skits put upon the stage of Poca High School. 4 We will always remember the good times we have had while partici- pating in activities of this school. Book Book Book Book Book Book CONTENTS I ...,,,..... ..,.... O pening Section II ,....,,., w..... Faculty III ....,,. ..,,,, S eniors IV ....,,,. ,.,.,.. C lasses V ,..,,.,.v ..,.. A ctivities VI ,.,,I,.. .... S ports five' six STANLEY LYLE SIGMAN DEDICATION In memory of Stanley Lyle Sigman, one of our most beloved students Whose excellent scholastic rec- ord, model conduct, and splendid co-operation has set an example for his classmates, we the Pocatalico staff and seniors respectfully dedicate this volume of the Pocatalico,'. Lyle was a member of the class of 1950, who lost. his life in -Florida, .Jtme-, 1948. - V seven County Administration 5 i Pictured above are the members of the Putnam County Board of Education, the County Superin- tendent of Schools and the Assistant County Superintendent. They are left to right: Simon Craigo, H. A. Noffsinger, Romie S. Arthur, George Cargill, William Walters, presidentg O. O. White, County Superintendent, and standing is Carson Cottrill, Assistant Superintendent. The above men are now busily engaged in making plans for Putnam County's largest .building program to date. eight . Q1 Z da ,., ' ' x 09 KOFE7 9-XSL: 6 67979 yt 1 :I l 1 ' . - A Q E Q 4 O f O f r f Myra l f , - - -ICLIL: ' CII Administration ROY F. McC 'NAHAN - ' 'ar X X X KX ' Q ,A -A Ky 2 , X if MRS. PATSY HUDSON Secretary 5' Z. L MRS. ELECTA PRUETT Social Studies H Journalism , P I' .4 MISS BILLIE JUNE HUNTER English - Glee Club I MRS. MAE PERSINGER Art - Social Studies - Phys. Ed. MR. WALTER CRAWFORD Physical Education MR. CLYDE ALFORD Math Coach 'VXA MR. JAMES Social Science 9. mg V eleven , blll 5 1AA A.,,,A,,, .,,, ., ,' r 9- 3 DIR. HERFA KNAPP iv - Social MISS ANTOINETTA PONTIER Music DIES. EVELINE JEFF RIES English twelve MISS ALICE ADKINS Commercial Studies MIR-S. CATHERINE ELY Home Economics MISS DOROTHY ROWSEY English MR. ANDREW ENNIS Industrial Art r XX I I 2 S Wm f 4 X Q f Y f Z f 2 Maia. Zl7u , J.. :M IENHURS Class Officers Vice President DONALD LEE HARRISON Vice president of -the Senior Class Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Stuffed Shirt , '50 Thespian Society fourteen ! Secretary CURTISS WITHROW Business manager of annual Business manager of Poca- taliconian President of Varsity Club Football 3, 4 Student of six-weeks Professor How Could Yo Stuffed Shirt , '50 Thespian Society 4 u , '49 President TONY JOE FERRARI Class president 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual staff Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Clu'b 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 1, 2 Professor How Could You , '49 Student of Six Weeks Treasurer O'I'1'IS ORR WHITE Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Clulb 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Little Women , '48 Valedictorian CORBET RAY SIGMAN President of National Honor Society Annual Staiff Assistant Editor of the school paper He Was a Gay Senorietau, '49 ., I I! D I C ly A I y ,o , .gf . Salutatorlan J 1 V , ,f I XJ. t ' ' Honomrian LUCY CARY PEYTON Assistant Editor of Annual Thespian Club 1 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President of 4-H Pin Wearers Club He Was a Gay Senorieta , '49 Student of six-weeks DONNA BELLE KN APP Editor of Annual Business manager Pocataliconian Honor Thespian Secretary and Treasurer tional Honor Society Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 of Na Ready Made Family , '49 He Was a Gay Senorietan, '49 Stuffed Shirt , '50 fifteen- WILLIAM HARVEY McCLANAHAN Spanish Club 1, 2' Junior Band 1 BER-THA FAY McO0RMICK Glee Club 1' Commercial Club 4 Homemakers Clulb 3 Library Club 1 HARRY WOLFORD Sports 'Editor of Annual Assistant Sports Editor of Pocataliconian Honor Thespian Varsity Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Little Women , '48 Professor How Could You , '49 He Was a Gay Senorieta , '49 The Phantom Bells , '50 EVA EIJOISE McCLANAlIAN Majorette 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Lilbrary Clulb 1 Commercial Clwb 1 Professor Haw Could You , '49 ARNO ARTHUR Lilbrary Club 1 Hobby Club 1 REBA MAE KESSELL Annual Staff Circulation Manager of Poca- taliconian Glee Club 1, 2 f' Thespian Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Professor How Could You , '49 sixteen l ' -l i gill ,ff ..., ,,,, , if ..,. W li V 'V A A are - 6 1 , , .V 47 T3 BETTY THOMAS Commercial Club Tl-IONIAS LEE NOFFSINGER Assistant Sports Manager of Annual Sports Editor of Pocataliconian President of Thespian Society Football 4 Varsity Clulb 3, 4 Journalism Club 1 Professor 'Hofw Could You , '49 Stuffed Shirt , '50 ROSALIE ELEANOR ARTHUR President of Homemakers Club Library Club 1 4-H Club 1 Cheerleader 1, 2 Junior Band 1, 2, 3 Glee Clulb 1, 2, 3 Stuffed Shirt , '50 ROBERT WAYNE KELLEY Thespian Clulb 4 Basketball 4 0 RUTH LEE CUNNINGHAM Commercial Club 4 Homemakers Clufb 3 ESTEL GLENDEAN CASTO 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 LOU EVA BAILEY Commercial Club EDDIE THOMAS Hobby Club Band 1, 2 N ELL JEAN WHITTINGTON Business staff of Annual Glee Club 1', 2 , 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 VERNON GENE DOTSON 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G BERNICE IRENE RAYBURN Honor Thespian Annual Business Staff Page Editor of school paper Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4J-I Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ready 'Made Family , '48 He Was a Gay Senorieta , Phantom Bells , '50 Stuffed Shirt , '50 Student of Six Weeks JAMES FLOYD PAINTER Library Club 1, 2, 3 Hobby Club 1 A we ff' 7 'ff 7 I 'll ii' ug E ,M f 21,31 , M., 1 1 Wm fi: E . ,-,ig fav We if Q V Nff Q Qwe- ,Www 55? ,5 Y LEVVIS WITHROW Hobby Club WILDA FAITH BOGGESS Vice President of National Honor Society ' Annual Staff ,Q JW F.T.A. Club 1 Glee Club 1 1 He Was a Gay Senorieta JOHN WILLIAM CRINER Hobby Club 1 ' 4-H Club 1 Library Club 1 LUCENDA GOTT Commercial Club CURTISS LITTLE Hobby Club P ANNA BELLE GREENE Glee Club 1 Vice President of Homemakersi Club 4-I-I Club 1 Band 1, 2 seventeen DORDTHY LEE COCKRAN Commercial Club 1 Glee Club 1 Homemakers Club 1 Library Club 1 JOHN TURNBULL Varsity Clulb 3, 4 Football 3, 4 RUBY SCOTI' Commercial Club 4 Glee Clulb 3, 4 I MARVIN ROBERT GIBBS Hobby Club Library Club 1 CAROLYN FAYE JONES Commercial Club Thespian Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Professor How Could You , '49 Stuffed Shirt , '50 MORRIS PURDY Varsity Club Football 4 eighteen :1,. 6 - J . . Wg ,y.r Q Ei i 5 9 0 ia Yqv , hge? 'aff' ,. s VVILLIAM PER-SINGER Drum Major 1, 2, 3 4 4dH Cluwb The Phantom Bells 50 VIRGINIA COBB Homemakers Club 3 4 HOMER PARKINS Hobby Club 4 ROSIE GATENS Commercial Club 4 Candidate for Miss Poca Dot 'Professor How Could You' 49 ROBERT HARTLEY President of Hobby Club BERTHA STONE Commercial Club 4 Stuffed Shirt , '50 Homemakers Club 3 HAN EY VIVIAN STALEY Annual Staff Cheerleader 2 Band 4 President of Commercial Club Library Clufb 4 Professor 'Ho wCould You , '49 Stuffed Shirt , '50 JIlVP' BLAKE Vice President of Hobby Club Business Staff of Annual WANDA JUNE McCLANAHAN F. T. A. 1 Band 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Commercial Club 1 DORIS JEANN E HOLSTEIN Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 1 Homemakers Club 1 4-H Club 1 Library Club 1 RIAGGIE SIHIDIONS Spanish Club BETTY PAULINE SAYRE Organization Manager of Annual Homemakers Club 1 Glee Club 1 President of F.T.A. I , A' ,diff T 5 Q 3 Alf E ' -v'V , l I x Vf Qvvyhd Ei. .v., , ..... --:P I 1, ,, , iii' ' A ':.o.,. ,Q i 1 5 f, 5' 5 :HQ VV ' 'Q ' QI l Z 1, :Ik ,...' ---' I in .- :ga W ' M zi' A ':': ' 1 ' A 1: Y Q ' 2 Lf, 14 .. R - 1'ae 'ls 1 4,. Q E '... H ' fi I CARROLL HILL Hobby Club DREMA HARRISON Homemakers Club Stuffed Shirt , '50 Candidate for Carnival Queen '48 DONALD RAY STONE .. 4-H Club Reporter 1 .- 4 my Library Club 1 RACHEL FERGESON Commercial Club ALBERTA BECKER Journalism Club 'F Cheerleader 3, 4 Typist of Annual Glee Club 3 Assistant Feature Editor of Pocataliconian President of Homemakers Club 3 PATSY CLARY Feature Editor of Pocataliconian 4-H Club 2 , .ff'! , nineteen f X V L MARY EMOLYN Housm i 1 Z X, if 3 :M 5 . , ,,., . Editor of Pocataliconian fl A National Honor Society 4 ' 'i,, I, A f Assistant Business Manager of ' ' BETTY LETT Annual , A ..1:V:,,x 5 j ,lg Q Honor Th9SPi8-H ,' ,, ,-.. E ,A ' Homemakers Club 2 Glee Clulb 1, 2, 3, 4 .',Ai gg, Press Club 1, 2, 3 4-M ' ' wifi ':' V :2: 1' a:Little Womenvvy 149 f ,.... lx .1 He Was a Gay Senorietan, '49 e ' ' 'g Stuffed Shirt , '50 V 1' twenty SENIOR CLASS HISTORY There were seventy-six when the seniors began, As freshmen they came from nearly every clan. Because of the group of students George Washington Jr. Hi did send, The sophomore year was ended with an increase of ten. They struggled hard as juniors to reach that final goal, But the number decreased till there were seventy on the roll. As seniors they do wonder what will be their fate, Now there are fifty-seven which on May 18 graduate. Ferrari, Harrison, Withrow, and White now lead the class, As the officers they were elected by the mass. They have chosen for their flower the red rose, And most of the gals have received them from their beaus. We hope they remember their colors, blue and gold, Also the ideals to which they should hold. The motto Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead , Expresses their hope that they all succeed. twenty-one SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY This is the prophecy of the Class of Fifty The things they are doing we believe to be nifty. If you long to know of their deeds Just look ahead and see how this reads. Arno Arthur is a dignified man, He's back at Poca teaching the band. Tom Noffsinger has all the girls swooning, Around the world he's softly crooning. Donald Stone owns a farm and also a wife, He will be happy for the rest of his life. Sonny White is famous as he can be, ' He's playing pro football across the sea. James Painter is now in business, a wheel, using all his talents and all his skill. Morris Purdy now playing pro football is fine, The crowd cheers as he breaks through the line. Bill McClanahan is now married and calm, For his wife now has him under her palm. Gene Dotson is now sailing the sea, For the world he wishes to see. Carrol Hill now carries on his shoulder, a pitch-fork, A big time farmer who surely brings in the pork. Eddie Thomas as a salesman we must give a I hand, Because the way he does things certainly is grand. I heard Glendean Casto's happy eating pies, He sits in his house just living till he dies. Donald Harrison is having fun that's some- thin', All he does these days is rabbit huntin'. Harry Wolford is in quite a whirl, He's married a twin, now he has two baby girls. John Turnbull the man with the perfect physique, Is making trips to New York every week. twenty-two Tony Ferrari the idol of some girl's eye Is now the coach at old Poca Hi. Homer Parkins is now being showered with confetti. Because he has just been married to Loretti. John Criner is not doing bad, He's driving the school bus in place of his dad. Corbet Sigman always a studious guy, Is now teaching Chemistry at Charleston Hi. Curtiss Withrow can cure all your ills, He's now a doctor and passing out pills. Bob Hartley is surely doing fine, Instead of one florist shop he now owns nine. Curtiss Little isn't to be found, He's probably out some place roaming around. James Blake we must say is quite lucky, To have a job as a grease monkey. Bill Persinger is barely afloat, fDon't get us wrong-he works on a boatj. Bobbie Kelly has a job each December in Atlanta, QYou want to know what?J He's still play- ing Santa! Lewis Withrow has everyone in a whirl, No wonder, he's in Hollywood playing the part of a girl. Bertha McCormick never is gripeing, Because she is doing her favorite job, typing. Wanda McClanahan is an air hostess and fly- ing high, We hope she enjoys her job in the sky. A grand secretary is Bertha Stone, With her salary she'll never need a loan. Betty Letts patients will never need a hearse, Because she has the reputation of being a wonderful nurse. Faith Boggess is teaching the golden rule, Now that she's finished from Poca High School. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Rosey Gatens has a husband and no further to look, I believe she'll always keep him because she can cook. Ruby Scott who is now in Hollywood, Is playing Blondie for old Dagwood. They say that Drema Harrison, a tall slim girl in class, As a nurse she is kind to her patients, but will take none of their sass! Anna Belle with many boys is now seen, We wonder which will change her name from Greene. Mary refuses to have a spouse, I guess her name will always be House. Since Patsy has changed her name from Clary, She has her hands full taking care of Harry. Seems funny now that no boy phones, The reason's Carolyn is no longer a Jones. Ruth Cunningham now curls many heads a day, A big-time beautition is what they all say. Betty Sayre as a teacher each year grows quainter, Except when sheis singing The Old Master Painter . All things from her mind Maggie Simmons will disperse, Her only thoughts are to be a good nurse. Lou Eva Bailey is head nurse in a big city, She's left Poca-isn't that a pity. Rachel Ferguson as a secretary is a sensation, She looks at her faces even on vacation. Lucinda Gott to her patients is kind, She treats them tenderly but makes them mind. Lucy Peyton is fast on the way, She's almost a doctor and more happy each day. Sue Arthur and hubbie own a J ot-em Down Store, They rake and scrape to make one cent more. Alberta Becker is now a school teacher we hear, But since she's nice her students have no fear. Betty Thomas is a grand secretary so thinks her boss, And to lose her would be a great loss. Virginia Cobb must have the know how, To be the nurse that she is now. Dorothy Cochran is now happy and merry, Because she is now a good secretary. Reba Kessel now has a job for life, Since she's become a fine housewife. Jeanne Holstein as a secretary her boss doesn't rob, Because she is doing such a good job. Bernice Rayburn now has a little Oakes, ' Who to eat his cereal she must coax. Donna Knapp on little boys is using her charm, Since she has become an old school marm. When Eva McClanahan's kids play hookey, She has to resort to help from Cookie. Food for her Milhoans Haney Staley must hoard, So she drives them home in hubbies, new Ford. Jean Whittington no longer must implore, Because she now has flowers galore. Robert Gibbs with the gal's was a panic, Now he has a job as a Class-A-Mechanic. twenty-three Last Wlll and Testament The following is the last will and testament of those dear departed souls, the Seniors of 1950. During the past four years they had accumulated much experience in this high school world and so they thought it only fair to give the remaining stu- dents the benefit of their hard earned wisdom in this, their last will and testament. Bertha McCormick Wills her black hair to Ruth Zitzlesberger. Wanda McClanahan wills her weight to Shirley Wolfe. Virginia Cobb wills her weight to someone who needs it more than she does. Eddie Thomas wills his big feet to David Purdy. Bill Persinger wills drum majors outfit to the first sissy that wants it. Harry Wolford wills his roles in plays op- posite Imogene Rayburn to Billy Halley. Morris Purdy wills her hair to Richard Parr Lewis Withrow wills his stuttering to Glen Painter. Rosey Gatens wills her seat in Economics to Mickie Dotson and any cute senior boy. Betty Thomas wills her shorthand to Jean McClanahan. Patsy Lett wills her love for basketball to Virginia Zitzlesberger. Jim Blake wills his hairy chest to Basil Spencer. Homer Parkins wills his quiet ways to John Stone. Carroll Hill wills his height to Johnny Persinger. Curtis Withrow Wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Pruett to Buster Batton. Tony Ferrari wills his ability to hold his temper to Mrs. Persinger. Donald Harrison wills his smile to Coach Alford. Gene Dotson wills his mustache to Basil Spencer. Curtis Little Wills his bottle to Glen Daughtery. Robert Gibbs wills his Toni to Keith Wol- ford. Arno Arthur wills his chew of tobacco to John Novakoski. Tom Noffsinger wills his ability to pester girls to Dale Slater. John Turnbull wills his ability to drink Falls City to Buster Batton. Bob Hartley wills his curly hair to Basil Spencer. - Faith Boggess wills her shortness to Sue Riffee. Reba Kessell wills her blond hair to Jo Ann Oakes. twenty-four Corbet Sigman wills Joe Wright a few pounds so he can crack that line next year. Drema Harrison wills her love for Short- hand to Jean Casto. Donna Knapp wills her blue eyes to Vic- tor Ingram. Bernice Rayburn wills her Sunny dis- position to Peggy Taylor. James Painter wills his wavy hair to Joe Barnett. Bob Kelly wills his smartness to Boogie Santrock. . Bertha Stone wills her loud voice to Drema Melton. Betty Lett wills her love of typing to Patsy Cawley. Carolyn Jones wills her ability to attract redheads to anyone who may need it. Don Stone wills his tallness to Dayton Mel- ton. Johnny Criner wills his good behavior in homeroom to Mrs. Persinger. Jean Holstein wills her hair to Imogene Rayburn. . Ruth Cunningham wills her brown eyes to Mavis Clendenin. Dorothy Cochran wills her brown eyes to Victor Ingram. Eva McClanahan wills her ability to cook to Josie Neal. Sue Arthur wills her ability to think of teachers names to the entire 8th grade who may need it in future years. William McClanahan wills his love for Miss Pontier to James Melton. Rachel Ferguson wills her good shorthand grades to Hilda Amos. Maggie Simmons wills her good Spanish grades to Ruth Chancey. Loueva Bailey wills her height to Kath- leen McClanahan. Lucinda Gott wills her hair to Mary Jane Thomas. Ruby Scott Wills her giggles to Ruth Chancey. Alberta Becker wills her green eyes to Mary Jane Wolfe. Glendean Casto wills his dandy grades to Bill Stone. Mary House wills her inability to get along with Miss Pontier to Ralph Sharp. Lucy Peyton wills her love for reading to Joe Wright so he can get his book reports. Jean Whittington wills her and Bob's ca- reer in the hall to Becky and Bill. Sonny White wills his football shoes to Bancy Lett. Name ARTHUR, Arno ................ ARTHUR, Rosalie BAILEY, Lou Eva ..L ..,..... . Favorite Song Mule Train .......................................... You're Breaking My Heart ............. Nickname Red .............. , .Sue ...i..i . Dear Hearts and Gentle People ...... None ........ - Ambition .......Truck Driver Telephone Operator .Nurse .Teacher Mechanic .Stenographer .Castricks ,.,.,,.,....... Live Till I Die Pat ...,,,,....,.. ......... T o be a good house-wife Clerk in a chain store BECKER, Alberta ......,..,.. Don't Cry Joe v.v......v....Y.,.,..,,l........,,,... Bertie ...,,.... .,...,.. BLAKE, James ...... ......... P ut Me to Bed, No. 2 ......... ......... J im ........., ,.,...., BOGGESS, Faith .,,.,......... Dreamers Holiday ........,.,. ......... T ate ............ ..vww... CASTO, Glendean ............ l'll Be Back Sunday .,..... ...,.l.. ' CLARY, Patsy ...r.... r..,,.... T here's No Tomorrow ,..l.V, rl..,,... CRINER, John ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, H aul Off and Love Me .,.. ..... ......... J o hnnie ,,,,..,,.,,l,,,., COBB, Virginia .........,....,... Some Enchanted Evening ......w,........ Ginny ......,.. ........ COCKRAN, Dorothy ....... CUNNINGHAM, Ruth DOTSON, Gene .................. FERGUSON, Rachel .My Happiness ........,........,........ ,..,.,,. Wedding Bells .,..,,,. .....,.. .Dottie ...... .Ruthie ........ ......,, Love Sick Blues ......... ......... N one ........ . ........One Has My Heart....... FERRARI, Tony .......,........ Echoes ................,..... GATENS, Rose ..........,..,.... Sonny Boy ..................................,........ GIBBS, Robert ,,,.,........,...... Dear Hearts and Gentle People ..... GREENE, Annabelle ..,.,.,. Maybe It's Because ..................,...,.... GOTT, Lucinda .................. I'll Still Write You're Name in HARRISON, Donald HARRISON, Drema ........,, HARTLEY, Robert .........,.. The Sand .........,.,...................,......... Need You .........,..,.,.....,......................... Tomorrow .... ......i. Mule Train ....,r,r,....,.,.,..,........,........,... Rae .,,.... . ......D1ago...... .Rosie ....... .Bobbs ...... .Ginger ...,... . Suda ........ ........ .None ............... Bob ......................,. Nurse .Secretary .Beautician Merchant ...,...Secretary Ranch house on a hill, a Stude- baker in front, and Frances to cook for me Housewife .Mechanic Air-Hostess .Nurse Gold-bragger .,..... Make a living without working Nurse .Florist .To get rich without working ....,..Private Secretary - .......Stenographer .......Bachelor Housewife Teacher Nurse .Ditch Digger HILL, Carrol ...................... Mule Train ......................................i... Corkey ....... ........ HOLSTEIN, Doris ............ Long Gone, Lonesome Blues .......,.. Jeanie ........ . JONES, Carolyn ................ Because ................................................ Kak ................. KELLY, Robert ................ Wedding Bells .................i...............i.. Shipwreck ..... KESSELL, Reba ................ Dear Hearts and Gentle People ....,, Trigger ........... KNAPP, Donna ...... ......... F ar Away Places .........,....................., Snooze ........ . LETT, Betty ...................... Some Enchanted Evening ................ None ....... ........ LITTLE, Curtiss .......,........ Wedding of Lily Marline ................ Pootsie ...,... ........ MCCLANAHAN, Wanda . MCCLANAHAN, William MCCORMICK, Bertha ...... NOFFSINGER, Thomas PAINTER, James .....,....... PARKINS, Homer .....,..... PERSINGER, William PEYTON, Lucy ..........,...... PURDY, Morris ............... RAYBURN, Bernice ....... SAYRE, Betty ................... SCOTT, Ruby ....,..,........... SIMMONS, Maggie ...,.,.,. STALEY, Haney ......,........ STONE, Bertha ...... ........ .There's No Tomorrow ....... ........ Wedding Bells .,.,.......,.,.... ....,... I Love You Because ........................... Dear Hearts and Gentle People .i... .Dear Hearts and Gentle People ..... .None ....... . .Bill ....... . .None ........... . .Crooner .......... Air-Hostess .......Book-keeper Typist ...,...Doctor .J 1m ......................... Bookkeeper .......Steam Boat .Mechanic Captain .Doctor .Lawyer .Columnist .Teacher Housewife .......Nurse .......Missionary Worker .Mule Train .......................................... Speed Ball ........... Johnson Rag ........................................ Bill ........,......... .Can't Help Lovin' That Man Of Mille .,.,,.,....,.............................. Little Foot ........... .Wedding Bells .........,.... ..,....., P urdy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, .O S010 Mio ........................... ,,,,,,,,, B ernie ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, .The Old Master Painter ........,......... Stonewall ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .Don't Cry Joe ....................... ......... S cottie ...,,,,, , Near You .................. ......... P eg ...,,,,,,, , ,Whispering Hope .................... ......... H oney ......... , SOH16 EI1Ch8I1t6d Evening ...,............ Bertie ....,,.,, ,.,,,,,,, S ecretary .Mechanic Secretary .......Work at Monsanto Chemical .Salesman Bachelor Secretary Doctor .......Merchant Eat, sleep, and get married STONE, Donald ............... You're Breaking My Heart .............. Bob .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, THOMAS, Betty ............... Near You .,...................,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tiny -,,,,,,,, ,,,,,-,, TURNBULL, John ....,...... .Dear Hearts and Gentle People ,,,,,, Bull ,,,,,,,,, , THOMAS, Eddie ................ Wedding Bells ....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,, Buzzy ,,,------ .-.---- WHITE, Otis ...................... Mule Train ................. ,,,,,,,,, S tud ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, WHITTINGTON, Jean .... Maybe It's Because ................ ,,,,,,,,, J eanie ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, WITHROW, Curtiss .,.,...... Smoke Gets In Your Eyes ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, Big Foot ,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, WJITHROW, Lewis ...... Mule Train ------,-,-------.,,.-.-.-----, Uhghglh- J oe ---v-.--'.,4-- h WOLFORD, Harry ............ Star Dust .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,-- W Olford ,,,...,.,,..-.--- SIGMAN, Corbet .............. Whispering Hope ,,,,,,,, ,,-,,,,. N one ,,A..-'-..- -------- Chemist twenty-five v twenty-six Who's Who Among the Senlor Class Prettiest girl ........... Best looking boy ....... Most popular girl ...... Most popular boy ....... Best actress' ............. Best actor ....................................... Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed.. Most studious girl ................ Most studious boy .....,. Best girl athlete ......... Best boy athlete ......... Most courteous girl ...... Most courteous boy ...... Prettiest smiling girl ...... Prettiest smiling boy ........ Girl with prettiest hair ..... Tallest girl ..................... Tallest boy ....... Shortest girl ........ Shortest boy ....... Best figure Best physique ...... Peppiest girl ........ Peppiest boy ......... Best girl sport ........ Best boy sport ........ Wittiest girl ......... Wittiest boy ............ Best dressed girl ........ Best dressed boy ........ Most talented girl ...... Most talented boy ........ Most talkative girl ....... Most talkative boy ....... Most mannerly girl ...... Most mannerly boy ...... Best all-round girl ........ Best all-around boy Most cheerful girl ......... Most cheerful boy ......... Biggest Casanova ...... ........Lucy Peyton .......Tony Ferrari ........Lucy Peyton ......'.......Tony Ferraari ..........Bernice Rayburn .........Curtis Withrow ........Lucy Peyton ........Corbet Sigman .........Mary House ........Corbet Sigman ...........Alberta Becker ...........Tony Ferrari .........,.Lucy Peyton .......,.Curtis Withrow ........Lucy Peyton ....,...Tony Ferrari .....,.....Lucy Peyton ........Drema Harrison ...............Arno Arthur ..............Maggie Simmons William McClanahan McClanahan ...........Tony Ferrari Arthur .......Tommy Noffsinger ..........Alberta Becker ...........Tony Ferrari .........Mary House ........Bob Hartley ............Lucy Peyton ..........Curtis Withrow ............Lucy Peyton .........Curtis Withrow ..............Sue Arthur ......,,,Bob Hartley ...........Lucy Peyton ..........Curtis Withrow ............Lucy Peyton ..........Curtis Withrow ..............Sue Arthur ..........Curtis Withrow ........Curtis Little I k fl' 8 fb L.. f QQ Q ff W7 8.3: Q ,257 S A.:-r '1 t 5 X jff' X, 5.22 -- 4.4 f M ,, ' 'fi ,, . xl Q i ng , , ' ik R - iii RN E5 'lx m x X 5 1 ', , . f f-' ' MM ' A 2 f-Q ' sm ii aw 492 .f' KVM v... 'QUIK'-u. ,.9,,' .40 , P if ...J M, 'J f f fl-1 'i'f '2'j: K f + A , ' W ' GMR S t ty Junior Class HUNTERS First row: Dayton Melton, Earl West, Bobbie Ranson, Hope Brown, Ella'Null, Peggy Taylor. Second row: Miss Hunter, Lorraine Bailey, Virginia Zit-zclsberger, Maxine Skidmore. Lina Stewart. Mavis Clendenin, Eunice Meadows. Betty Jividen, Betty Withrow. Third row: Joe Wright, Gene Barnette, Ralph Sharp, Merrill Sigman, Robert Fisher, Joe Blrnett, Victor Ingram, John Stone, Carroll Stone, Carlos Browning. T1 w i i r MR. J. A. McCLANAHAN'S I-IOMEROOM 21 First row: James Pritt, Fern Blackwell, Jean Casto, Rebecca White, Donna Pryor, Mildred Dotson, Jo Ann Oakes, Barbara Hammond. Second row: Faye Harrison, Leota Riddle, Mary Ellen Quigley, Ce- celia Davis, Mitzi Hicks, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Little, Mr. J. A. McClanahan. Third row: Alvin Jiv- iden, Basil Spencer, Beverly Fulcher, Lee Whittington, Bobby Lett, David Knight, David Purdy, Rod- erick Davis, Huibert Hammack, James Melton. twenty-eight Junior Class l MR. PERSINGEIVS HOMEROOM 5 1 Seated from left to right, lst row: Adonna Withro w, Audra Lewis, Josephine Wright, Norma Withrow, Mauna Bennett, Deloris Rollins. Second row: Mr. Persinger, Herschel Harrison, Norma Hescht, Yvonne Garton, Sue Riffe, Hilda Amos, Lenore Garnes, Glen Daughtery. Third row: Claude Bailey, John Zitzels- berger. Tennyson Legg, Noel Anthoney, Elmer Tu rncr, Charles McLane, Hubert Fulks, Junior Class History When the Junior Class of P.H.S. entered as little green freshmen in 1947, 116 stu- dents were enrolled. The second year rolled around and the sophomores found they had lost several classmates but gained a few from George Washington Junior High. Now we come to the grand and glorious year of 1950. The little green freshmen of 1947 are now Jolly Juniors. Seventy-five lucky students are now member of the Jun- ior Class. When the Junior Class had a class meet- ing at the beginning of school, Roderick Davis was elected president, Dorothy Smith, secre- tary, and Noel Anthony, treasurer. They chose as their flower the white rose, and for their colors, blue and white. The motto is Ever Onward . On March 24, the class presented a play entitled Mamma's Baby Boy which was a great success. twenty-nine - Sophomore Class I MISS ADKINS HOMEROOM 3 Flfst POW! Sybil W9Stfall, l-100113 VVltl1Y0W. Imogen 9 Bailey, Dorothy McCormick, Ellen Adamson, Mary Hill, Imogene Rayburn, Patricia Allison. Second row: Miss Adkins, William Davis. Lowell Milhoan, Billy Brewer, Billy Halley, Ella Joy Booth, Leota Withrow, Ronald Jones. Harley Meeks, Dale Harrison. Third row: Buster Batton. Richard Lanaham, Allen Davis, Frank Gibeaut, David Lloyd, Clarence Lett, Arlie Kelly, Paul Arthur, Dennis Rollins. First row: Jean McClanahan, Dorene Taylor, Joyce Staley, Betty Roush. Mary Jane Wolfe, Joyce Mc- Laughlin. Dorothy Carter, Drema Melton. Second row: Miss Pontier, Keith Wolford, Charles Willard, Jacqueline Farley, Irma Hoffman, Jacqueline Bonnctt, Anna Lee Staats, Rogena Davis, Iwana Tribble. Third row: Franklin Thomas, James Priddy, Boblby Spears, Glenn Painter, Kenneth Parkins, Charles Priddy, Teddy Moore, Merle Phalen, Jackie Withrow. thirty Y Sophomore Class 4 MR. CRAVVFORD'S HOIWIEROOM 21 E First row: Frank Williams, John Hackett, Tommy Casto, Alma Melton, Verna Asbury, James Cloxton, Thurl Cook. Second row: Mr. Crawford, Norma Karnes, June Supthin, Mary Britton, Phyllis Bailey, Susan Crawford, Arline Utt, Lorraine Casto, Janet Crago, Harold Cunningham. Third row: Roger An- derson, Gilbert Bayless, Franklin Barnett, Corwin Smith, Gene Dudding, Leo Arthur, Roosevelt Arthur, George King, Benny Moles. Sophomore Class Hlstory September 4, 1948, eighty-one students enrolled in Poca High School as freshmen. This merry group was excited by the idea of beginning high school. The class voted for their colors, red and grey , their flower, the yellow rose , and for their motto, Do or Die . With an increase of five members the group entered as sophomores, September 4, 1949. To head the class, the group chose boys. President, Allen Davisg Vice President, Thurl Cook, Secretary, Ronald Jones: Treasurer, Charles Willard. The class hopes to retain their good num- ber and graduate in May, 1952, as the larg- est class in the history of Poca High School. thirty-one Freshman Class f MR. KNAPP'S I-IOIIEROODI 6 First row: Helen Persinger, Ann Workman, Jane Gatens, Ruth Zitzelsberger, Dorcas White. Second row: Mr. Knapp, Kathryn Holstein, Patricia Cawley. Erma Hawley, Loretta Allison, Betty Skid- more, Ruth Chancey, Third row: Carroll Null, Robert Lett, Raymond Holstein, Raymond Hughes. Lovell Witt, Jack Brown, Robert Butts, John Novakoski. DIISS JEFFERIES' HQMEROOMVZZ A :- . , First ww: Doris Hiyely,'AVada' 'Stifph6!llS',::d?61'1'IYie-Sl3.f.9l',':' Marquira Christy, Alma Asbury, Betty Jean Withrow, Betty Paxton, Caroline Higginboltham, Maxine Thorriton,' LoretfaQ:Hartley, Della Miller, Clay- ton Lane, Dale Slater, Arnie Harris. ,Second row: Mrs. Jeffries, Elizalbeth Asbury, Della King, Louise Sigman, Vada Stephens, Betty' Smith, Audrey Pringle, Zelda Higginbotham, Frances Wagner, May Christy, Rachel Hoffman, Margie Sigman, Maxine Bailey, James Goodman. Third row: William Thoms, Carl Wilcox, Franklin Lett, Pat Thomas, Leonard Goff, James Goff, Edsel Arthur, Charles Boyles, James Kirk, Tom McCallister. Fourth row: Opha Bennett, Richard Parr, Luther Gibson, Donald Bailey, Ronald Arthur, Clifford Shank, William DeWeese, Ronald Asbury, Orin Booth. thirty-two Fresh man Class 1 MRS. ELY'S I-IOMEROONI 24 Front row, left to right: Charles Hill, Carroll Boggess, Kathaleen McClanahan, Phyllis Purdy, Patsy Slater. Second row: Mrs. Ely, Velma Shamblin, Betty Sigmon, Lois Burnem, Connie Spears, Violet Whittington, Jo Ann Cooley, Mary' Thomas. Third row: James Gatens, Gary Karnes, Donald Randolph, .la'mes'Landers, Charles Randolph, George Coon, Richard Grubbs, John Barnett, James DeWeese, Rob- ert Davis. Freshman Class History On the sixth of September, 1949, a jolly group of freshmen entered Poca High School to embark upon their high school career. Since then there have been several additions and several familiar faces have disappe,ared.,jAt the last counting the num- ber enrolled was ninety. Because of their superior size, the class was divided into three groups, each having a different homeroom. The homeroom teachers were: Mrs. Jeffriesrin room, twen- ty-two, Mrs. Ely in room twenty-four, and Mr. Knapp in room six. The next week, during a class meeting in the auditorium, the following officers were elected: Edsel Arthur, President, Ronald Asbury, Vice Presidentg Erma Hawley, Sec- retary, Ronald Arthur, Treasurer. Each freshman hopes that they can con- tinue to do their work satisfactorily, and to b-e helpful and courteous to their teachers and friends while they are working to be- come the graduating class of 1953. They chose as their colors, Green and Yellow , flower, White Carnation and as their motto, Live to Learn, Learn to Live . thirtyfthree Eighth Grade I MR. ENNIS' I-IOMEROOM 44 First row: Pat Neal, Garnet Thornton, Norita Harmon, Joan Parkins, Dorothy Harmon, Thelma Browning, Carol Westfall, June Adkins, Helen Burgess, Jackie Taylor. Second row: Mr. Ennis, Mary Jane Barnett, Deloris Milbee, Shirley Wolfe, Betty Withrow, Mary Stewart, Irene Perdue, Glenn Sig- man, Donna Witt, Eleanor Crawford, Mary Knight. Third row: John Melton, Glenn Meadows, Darrell Withrow, Thomas Simmons, John King, Franklin Snodgrass, Earl Crist, James Brewer, Bob Kelly, Eu- gene Buckland, John Persinger, Hallie Burgess. thirty-four -I V. . 1, x XX, L - Q, -1 ? Jikf. O fad X o gy? I-IL FW? Q. 4' Vw- 1 -sf f f X y' I -Q' x 1 .msn 7 X2 Z' 'vw 'I f , , , f. ,z x ,W - ' an th tyf Annual Staff First row: Mrs, Pruett, adviser, Yvonne Garton, Tommy Noffsinger, Faith Boggess, Harry VVolford, Donna Belle Knapp, assistant editor, Lucy Peyton, editor, Curtiss Withrow, business manager, Mary House, Reba Kessell, Betty Sayre, Betty Jividen. Second row: Frank Gibeaut, Alberta Becker, Pat Ally- son, Arlene Utt, Ruth Zitzelsberger, Corbet Sigman, Bruce Armontrout, Earl West. Annual Business Staff l First row: Mary House, Bernice Rayburn, Sybil Westfall, James Blake, Billy Halley. Second row: Haney Staley, Sue Arthur, Carolyn Jones, Jean Whittington, Mrs. Pruett, adviser. Third row: Bobby Ranson, Donald Harrison, Tony Ferrari, Curtiss Wi throw, business manager, Joe Barnett. thirty-six Library club l First row: Dorcas White, Erma Lee Hawley, Ruth Zitzelsberger, Jane Gatens. Second row: Mrs, Jef- fries, Elizabeth Asbury, Mae Christy, Frances Wagner, Vada Santrock. Third row: Bonnie Slater, Doris Hively, Jean Stephens, Betty Paxton. Betty Skidmore. Home Makers Club row: Drema Harrison, Arthur. Dorothy Carter, Anna Staats, Adamson, Josie Wright, Helen Burgess, Eunice Meadows. Second row: Mrs. Ely, Anna Belle Greene, Jacqueline Bonnett, Acilia Davis, Mary Quigley, Lenore Withrow, Thelma Browning, Leota Withrow. Third row: Mavis Clendenin, Virginia Cobb, Betty Lett, Jacqueline Farley, Rogena Davis, Phyllis Bailey, Jean McClanahan, Audra. Lewis, Jacqueline Taylor, Deloris Rollins. forty-one Commercial Club First row: Carolyn Jones, Eva McClanahan, Rosie Gatens, Ella Null, Jean Casto, Fern Blackwell, Jo Ann Oakes, Miss Adkins, Second row: Ruby Scott, Bertha Stone. Ruth Cunningham, VVanda McClan- ahan, Bertha McCormick, Dorothy Cockran, Jeanne Holstein, Dorothy Smith. Third row: Lucinda Gott, Barbara Hammond, Rackcl Ferguson, Loueva Bailey, Betty Thomas. Hope Brown, Donna Pryor, Haney Staley. Future Teachers Club First row: Maxine Skidmore, Betty Sayre, Mrs. Jeffries. Second row: Drema Melton, Norma Karnes, Loraine Bailey, I forty-two Miss Poca Dot Left to right: Jim Brewer, President of the Alumni Association: Leota Withrow, Haney Staley, Miss Poca Dot: Eunice Meadows and Imogene Jividen. Citizenship Club First row, left to right: Jo Ann Cooley, Velma Shamblin, Ann Workman, Marie Sigman, Della King, Kathryn Holstein, Ella Joy Booth, Emogene Bailey, Mary Lynn Britton, Alma Asbury, Ruth Chancey. Second row: Don Randolph, Betty Sigmon, Maxine Bailey, Helen Persinger, Marquita Christy, Vada Stephens, Betty Smith, Ruth Higginbotham, Audry Pringle, Betty Withrow, Mr, Knapp. Third row: Franklin Lett, Charles Randolph, Carl Wilcox, Carroll Null, Bobby Davis, James Kirk, James Landers, Bill Thomas, Jackie Withrow, Raymond Holstein, Roosevelt Arthur, Robert Lett. forty-three Mir V' , .Al,.::.A - ,.., K 'rein ':s:s-' s::f:a' e: r ,. i mi , , v, Q6 Z :11:,: :.,:., ,, ,.. ., Q Wig' , ..,.....,,... .. wh . Qt 1: Vee: '- ' ':: :':5'f.::-1ZEEEEEEEEEEEES: 'sE1Q25:5:3:5:5:3:5:3:5q ,.,:-:-:g::, 5-:1-.. - 31:1 4 .W:1: igffff: jf? '1 rf. .mv--z.-1 V'-1 -1 ZX' X 'if Zia -' eafaf i .- w' A3 Y g sillklll- W Q ' Qffi 1.' I 2 3 ,A-:' ...sf - - 'I , 'IH1212I-i:2S:i:- .ii i --'- - -5:59 .hu K, . ,- ma X-3: z .6511 -in 2, . , A . I:.51.g1::1:,z--:'gggg,g:v, -f. , .fps . ,. V eg gi f A- '- b f Q- 'Q '. Q , , ., 4 ' JP1f:5.'-5:?: :i :': ', 3' -SN' ,,-.-'f : 'f55f 5F. 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Harley Meeks, fManagers7g Paul Arthur, Curtis Withrow, John Zitzelsberger, Gene Dudding, Leo Arthur, Joe Barnett, John Turnbull, Sonny White, Tony Ferrari, Joe Wright, Bobby Lett, Glen Painter, Donald Harrison, Harry Wolford, Tennyson Legg, Morris Purdy, Bruce Armentrout. Second row: Mr. Alford, Coach, Jack Brown, Richard Grubbs, Dayton Melton, Roderick Davis, James Goff, Richard Lanham, Da vid Lloyd, Clifford Shank, William Davis, Beverly Fulcher, Charles McLane, John Novakoski, Tommy Noffsinger, Bancy Lett, Franklin Barnett, Keith Wolford, Mr. Crawford, Assistant Coach. Jr. High Basketball Team First row: Arnie Harris, Ronald Asbury, Dickie Grubbs, Robert Butts, James Goff, Lovell Witt, Gary Karnes, James Gatens, Ross Booth. Second row: Coach Crawford, Thomas McCa1lister, Donald Bailey, John David Barnett, Jack Brown, Boyd Null, Billy Deweese, James Deweese, Charles Hill, James Brewer, Bobby Spears, Arlie Kelly, Johnny Persing er. Won 3, lost 13. forty-six Basketball Team Seated center: Leo Arthur, Manager, first row: Bobby Lett, Ralph Sharp, Noel Anthony, Sonny White, Tony Ferrari, John Zitzelsberger, Allen Davis. Second row: David Lloyd, Benny Moles, Charles Wil- lard, Carlos Browning, Frank Gibeaut, Tennyson Legg, Dennis Rollins, Joe Wright, Coach Alford. Third row: Tommy Noffsinger, Richard Lanham, Clifford Shank. Won 6, lost 15. Y Varsity Club F f-X j f .. J l l First row: Franklin Barnett, Thurl Cook, Donald Harrison, Noel Anthony, Bobby Lett, Bancey Lett, Richard Lanaham, Leo Arthur, Tenny Legg. Second row: Charles Willard, Joe Barnett, Glenn Painter, Allen Davis, Bobby Kelly, Benny Moles, Bruce Armetrout, John Zitzelsberger, Charles McLane. Third row: Mr. Alford, Tony Ferrari, Curtiss Withrow, Davis Lloyd, John Turnbull, Ralph Sharp, Dennis Rol- lins, John Novakoski, Mr, MeClanahan, Fourth row: Tommy Noffsinger, Keith Wolford, Morris Purdy, Roderick Davis, Paul Arthur. forty-seven V-38 , Is- .X. x.4. gg., 'K -W Q 3 fe . 4 f, 1, . .. 36 ' zggg. 5. ..,..,:,,. l W :i:::'A .,,. . ,, , I' , .:,. :V.,.. ..3 . I ,:.. . .,v:::?- I'i5:5EE'-5s': 5.QEE .,' - 5:, 1, ,:' .. 1. .... fi if M Q x! X Q X A Q2 -. Q-. is Wg.: Z l-': YX Q 4 . .W ,. I 1,?: 2.1 3531:-21.5. . F' S E .y N Q ,Hx ig, .. 1 .3 W 233.14 50 2 , s ,NE .3555 1-32 ' 2. I ' 1 :'E'-f:EiEE:'fv.E'?:.:'5': H I ::: V av ' A 3 ..,,. X, ,,,, ,,. 5 get Y f -I A :,v 1 ig, 36 :3 ' in . .,,0 Q U md? -:::VV-:--:V-- . -.'r:':f.-:-1 ' 5555.-I2255555555552 '2 2393 Q. 9.5 Vw d wg V mag...-A VW. . A 5 ,W-V... .1 V 1 Q j :f:'. I Q. ' A V .,,. . :V.V.1..: wh' ,I ' , E WE' A Q ' ...:g:3,.,j',.' : f ,,kl ' -V-.-::..g3g11,gf,- V-..g5q.2 . .e. , Y-- W . ..,.. 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Last Se Mr. Alford. Sonny VVhite. John Zitzclsber Qr Tony Fnrrdrl f va F 1 1 1 1 1 'Y E 1 1 11 1' , 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 5, 1 : 1 1 11 1 11 1, 1 11 P 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1: 1: 1 I 1, 41 1 1 1 5: 1 1, 11 ' The Staff of the Pooataheo and the , 1 1' if Senior Class of 1950 Wish to thank the 1 1 11 1, O u I 1 1: advertlsers of th1s annual. We slneerely 'i 1 11 1, hope you are completely sat1sfied and 1 11 1 1 I will contlnue to use this medlurn for ad- I I 1 11 'I Vertising in the future. f, ' 1 11 .1 I, 1 1, 1 11 1 1 .1 1 1 11 :' :1 1 1 1 5: 51 I' .1 I' I 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1' :1 11 1 1 1 11 41 1: 1: .I 1 11 I, if --:::::::J fifty-on E I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I 5E Compliments of 5 I Holman Motor Sales, Inc. 5 I Phone 601 Nitro, West Va. i 5 YOUR FORD CAR and TRUCK AUTHORIZED SALES and SERVICE 'I 'I 'I :I I 9 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Compliments of T. R. Ranson D rn z In I P :- 3 rn 3 O :l: P 2 E cn rn N : n. 'Q '0,0 '0'0'0 0 REAL ESTATE BROKER Liberty, West Virginia ,500 -A ,-. .-v Q 04- QQ, ff,-4- QQ i i E 2 Rayon, Suits them Come fall, winter, spring or summer-rayon now makes suits to keep a man well up in the ranks of the best dressed-at prices that have a startlingly pre-war sound. Man-made rayon can be engineered for all seasons. Manufacturers and cooperating Avisco textile experts long ago adapted it to fit the open-weave construction of crisp summer suiting. Now they have developed an entirely new type of year-round suitings -some 10095 rayon and others in blends of rayon and wool. Whatever the season, you can expect smartly styled pattems, subtle gradations in color..,a wonderfully s w i all the year 'rouncll springy feel heretofore available only in the most ex- pensive fabrics. Being predominantly rayon, they are snubbed by moths. Being wrinkle-resistant, they keep that fresh-pressed look longer. Remember, there has never been anything before like these distinguished fabrics, Fall and winter suits made from them are in stock at modern-minded shops right now. See them, feel them, try them on-and then ask the price. You're in for a pleasant surprise! American Viscose Corporation, Nitro, West Virginia. AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION u !'Wm'Lw5'fr, 3. . . las, - ew WIT 554, I L fifty-three Xixx- 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I Compliments of Southern Supply Company, Inc. LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Everything - Foundation to Chimney Top Phones 15 and 16 Nitro, W. Va CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF '50 Childers Chevrolet Company Phone Nitro 799 Poca, West Va Motor Repairs - Genuine Chevrolet Parts WRECKER SERVICE ffty f 'Y n Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '50 Monsanto Chemlcal Company G and Employees Serving lndustry Which Serves Mankind Compliments Compliments of of llti's Grocery and gomdfs Barber Shop General Merchandise Phone 75-W-3 Daily Delivery ., Poca, West Virginia Poca, West Virginia 1, Compliments of Compliments of I' Mickey Wick's Grocery Hanes Radm and , and cept. store lnnlwncc Store . QQSFJeff1f1 Qi'l?.f3fsiT,'L iSQfI'1232250 , and GROCERIES 19th and 2nd Ave., Nitro, West Va. Bancroft, West Virginia PHONE 600 , ' ' ' ' -fiftv-if ve Y '1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 41 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 4 1 1 1 e f1 BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1950 Ohio Apex, Inc. Manufacturers of Plastlcizers and Chemicals NITRO WEST VA. Compliments of PAUL JACKSON AND THE VALLEY Compliments of lliver-lliew Lunch and Service Station P. H. ROUSH, Proprietor SERVICE STOIlE PHONE 4301 Hometown West Virginia Red House West Virginia fty s1x :::::::W?- 'P sssr WISHES ron A ' SUCCESSFUL CAREER The Sport Mart, Inc. 3 WEST VIRGINIA'S LARGEST I ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS 5' Phone 2-6023 Charleston, west Virginia FINE cLAss RINGS A I ANNOUNCEMENTS - AWARDS Compliments of ' JOSTE R'S 1 emu cmmv EE Representative: CLAUD LINGER I Braxton County, Burnsville, West Va. h Our Very Best Wishes to You for a 1, Most Successful Publication , Compllments of , c ' SIBLEY'S SERVICE : BMIGROFT GARAGE CENTER ' PHONE 139 'E Bancroft West Virginia Nitro west virginia : fifty Seve Il T 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 'I 11 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 Compliments of HOWELL CANDY COMPANY THE BE wnifield A ST IN SWEETS West Virginia 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Center Esso Siati lst Ave. and 22nd St. on Nitro Taxi Phone 28 NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA 1 CALL BOX AT POCA Phone 9193 24 Hour Service Operated by JOHN w. QBARNEYQ WALLS 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of LARRYS CROCERY Compliments of MENRELLS, INC. Clarksburg, West Virginia PRODUCE Stationers to the Classof 1950 PHONE 658 'wifli 'Very Best Wishes for 'a 'Most Nitro, West Virginia 1 in 'Subcessful Yearbook' 'A M I Compliments T of JESSE W. -BRCWN Distributor for CURTISS CANDY COMPANY Baby Ruth - Butterfinger and Other Candies and Confections Compliments of voci mnwm 1 CCMPANY ' Poca, West Virginia 11 9::::::::- f fr ifty-eight - -:seg 11 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 1 J COMPLIMENTS OF comsrooxs Nitro, W. Va. Phones 25 and 48 We Carry a Complete Line of: FURNITURE - APPLIANCES HARDWARE - PLUMBING BUILDING SUPPLIES YOUR MAYTAG AND FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Compliments of ESSO GASOLINE ESSO MOTOR OIL A Good Place To Stop NITRO ESSO STATION Phone 350 Rt. 25 West of Nitro Compliments of FARM and TOWN SALES OOMPANY Dealers in WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES - CHECKERBOARD FEEDS AND MYERS HOME WATER SYSTEMS Phone Buffalo 4521 Located at Midway, W. Va. Red House Rt. No. 1 Compliments of OAY'S FLOWER SHOP Nitro, West Virginia Compliments of J. E. GIBSON OROOERY FREE DELIVERY Nitro, West Virginia Compliments of O. E. ARTNIIR 81 SON GENERAL STORE Bancroft, West Virginia Compliments of McNEIlS SERIIIOE STATION Bancroft, West Virginia 'I 'I 4 4 1I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 4 I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 4 4 'I 'I 'I 4 I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I I 4 'I I I I I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I I I 4 I 4 'I I 'I 4 I I I 'I I I I 'I J fifty m Il 8 5 DAIRY 1 '1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 Compliments of GATENS FUNERAL COMPLIMENTS QE ' NOME or 'I AMBULANCE SERVICE :E Phone Nitro 91 Poca, West Va. P I 1 Compliments of me Poon nor union MILK P '1 ' THE STUDENTS HANG OUT 11 Poca, West Virginia P 5' PHONE 9190-F-5 POCA, WEST VIRGINIA 1 1 '1 '1 1 1 1 1 '1 I Compliments of compliments of A. w. oox 5 o. .1. Knurz 51 DEPARTMENT STORE , Nitro, West Virginia Nitro, West Virginia 1' Compliments of Nitro Furniture Go. ,1 and 1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 '1 Nitro Sport Mart P '1 Q' PHONE NITRO 113 Nirrog west virginia 1 - : 1 41 '1 1, S1Xty 3, , - ..4. .V Q., 2 , 4, , 9 SW 5- .fg ,,.: 'f.?'5g5g y ,, 'H 9 V3 35- an 'Q 'K my M gt, . ,lt , M W Cooks Mrs. Elizabeth Grubbs, Miss Attie Davis, Miss Ida Creamer I Janitor Mr, Miller. sixty-two Autographs Autographs 1 x ' ' -V X QV-f f f .2 , -'fix - V, .::fV-1-12-.Q - ' '13-'ag 3 rv HH- IVJJ., , E 1' ' X 4- .......--., ,VV-.wtf ...gg -V ,. -ur- V -N51 , .Vf f -H I fer owgrgf- 59' ,f V-W- -.f,,.V:, . -'aff 'f2:5 V , 1'f 'Vi E Fifi,-'1'f . if , 1-fgl.iY'H'f'--.9' - QF -L Q 242 r yfQi,4:j,--f' .-fg- f 2 -. 4. -J-Q. N V 'Fifi f'-T11--tffi'-ffl-f-'Q- 'YYL.V fr T-3'-259 -' V- J' -Q - .1-1 at--JA 5 fl- 'fTi,-usgf1 ' -', ., f mf' -2-V., 4 ,...fS..' ,4. .1 '-.1f'4Q-JY -fx-'fwfr-V: .13-swf.. 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