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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
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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
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