Pocahontas High School - Powhatan Yearbook (Pocahontas, IL)

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QQ fy 5 5 'v Q33 ' 5 Caivxjfo 6 N Q3 4 ao I Libr arians OUR LIBRARY Und r the capable supervision of Mrs Ruth Wangler our school librarian, our library has expanded into a fuctional aid and important branch of our school program With the addition of more than two hundred new sets of shelves within the past library has taken on a new look The yellows of our new books add a cheery hall books and four two years our reds, blues, and air to our stady this same per'od giving us the colorful p'cture stories in LIFF RECREATION the the brief n ects mystery of the SEVLNTEEN, the recipes of McCALLS, and the thrills of HOBBIVS the lntriguing gayety of DANCE and current events of TIME and NEWSWEEK of RFADFPS' DTGEST, the novelty and SCIENCE DICESW, the charm of CHAPM and Vrs Wangler has had the assistance of a very willunf and helpful staff of library assistants They SP6 Jerry Genteman Katherine Kersey Elda Mettler gr- rsvp Susie Strotheide p Q9 Judy weiss 8 opkbv 'V itgva A asf 13 0'o 2-f use 223 F Myrna woosley I1 L QQQ5 I4 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Owned k Operated By Bernard L Browns k Sons Everything for The Home And Car Highland, Illinois Collinsville, Ill 31 111484 is 915 Y W Eve 6 4, 'S fike 954' o - C QR? VA Q W w z O G W. FIS, m KAGO Our magazine supply has more than doubled during . J, . ' - J 1 1 LJ ...Q - O 5-7, s . h J, - J o o IQQ 2 o

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IIE Back row, 1 to r Mrs Stewart, L Gillespie, M Stallard, J Warneke, L Sandretto, M Shamulous, C Zucca, C Craig, N C ll espie, R Brown, R Brown, N White, G Higgenbotham, R Brown, J Schweirjohn, C Healer, R Norris Second row, l to Zim erman, V Mos , T Heller, D Hess, S Kiffmeyer, S Keeton, M Weber, K Norris, G Gillespie, L Moss, C Freeze, A Sand retto, D Rommerskir ben, J Weiss, P Moss, J Limer, Mrs, Hun ter Front row, l to r S Tow, S Tow, S Markey, J Doll, S Potts, P Smith, R Fre ze, R Weiss, L File, M Doll, Y- Q0 of O oo wa e A oe- 62 5 ?31,-952co0,y 0 0 Z ooo' C50 9 Omoo X xi '7 QQ 466 'SN ,Qff Because of the large enrollment in our community, Room l required some extra help Due to the lack of space the answer seemed to be two teachers in one room Mrs Marie Stewart, of Pocahontas, had been teaching Room l for a number of years,but forty six primary stu dents were too many for one teacher Mrs Elsie Hunter, of Greenville, was employed to help Mrs Stewart The two teachers mutually agreed that Mrs Stewart would teach Grade One and Mrs Hun ter would guide Grade Two The activities that go on within the room are coloring, reading,print1ng, finger painting, number work, and rythm band This has been a new experiment in ourschool, and we are pleased to report that the plan has worked remarkably well DIMIG R DOALE Highland, Illinois 30 G RB 0 Q I s , sxlll on no Z 0 . . 0 . T1 Q- . . .0 1 . ' J . . r.: M. lo S 'Io 0 Q - 0 Q . Q -. I . O . O . O . Pl Heilig, R. Limer, Barbara Clanton, 'S'-Q 5 G5 ds, sa P oc' 32 A S 9' GQ G 6 YS? r, 'Q' Og 6115, 90 ' . 'Sl ost, 1,45 . 4 J Oo E069 . . 231 6 Sb G O . . 0 0

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