Poca High School - Pocatalico Yearbook (Poca, WV)

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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

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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