Pocahontas High School - Wigwam / Tomahawk Yearbook (Pocahontas, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1938 volume:

Ka AE SSS Re ORaee | eo _ : os , i ea tea ay 4 - ‘ s v - 14 BS 4 SSCA SEAS | ET a ER EES Pa BOONE TE. | 2 2 Go CES 8 Ro? cicarmezine a ee co Oo oO 5 2 or P ww BA pee eq S Ae oO Te © O = OO I! S44 ae neo © an n Ay Gas mn Bi ea S Ay or tH fa} : a) oO Ay : . a : = vA — : . ; i a ee ; hed ’ ate. dent — ome Cee ‘ . “sn ee] £3 ano a ‘ A ae or” aa a rors at a ty We a DEDICATION Because of their untiring efforts on behalf of education and our.school in particular over a period of years with no remuneration, we respect= fully dedicate the 1938 issue of the POCAHONTAS to the members of the Local School Board; Messers. Le. Be. Crawford, et ods PLLeT i. Snel ods Ks Sul te Ny aN, - ma _ ela oy A a -. _ ' ————— 2 os Ses SSS SSS ss i ae cal Ine A =Ty q (0 2 a a = Ome I ee ee ee Aa a SOD RW DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT he (Gs erecver “4 COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD J. B. Crabtree--Maiden Springs District V | R. 0. Vandyke---Jeffersonville District 9. Ne Huffard---Clear Fork District I N $$$ LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD V y . Crawford | Pe de Bllett | Ja Ke SULT V WV ki W V V Y Wie? Ls © ae sxete wey eat FACULTY H.L. Crowgey ------- -- Principal--History A.B. Emory Henry; LLB W. L. Univ. HeJe Davis ' Science A.B. Emory Henry College F.D. Huffman English,Latin A.B. Lynchburg Coll€ge Mrs. Hannah Haga Home Economics B.S, Radford State Teachers College H.G.. Miller Mathematics B.S. Emory Henry College iy $y “ ore : — SSNS Re PER SF MC POO ra a ISS OS Sn ee de Ft ¥ 3 ge iret x Some a Th oe: ses ee ee i i ty WS Fe SaEN | v . ng a i wt A 4 gee ari ; a 232 ES EN aes ‘ ona Z ae a ee - tie hier Paul Barbour Johnny Crist William Gillespie Yates Thompson Mary Billings Helen Brooks Frances Burkett Rlizabeth Crawford Shirley Fox ROLL Alma Higginbottom Madeline Martin Willie Neal Inez Pais Elizabeth Pugh Rosie Satmary Verna Wyatt a y : m ‘a a : 4 + 7- A y % i 4s AT Sal Hy amen i annnen wna! 5 pany lemme same anemeea, an 8 an Te 7 a so? n SS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY After graduation from the seventh grade in 1954 there were sixty freshmen to enter pocanontas High School in the fall following. We were startled at first by being called rats but we soon became accustomed to that appella- tion and resolved to do our best nevertheless. ‘We were so crowded in our class that it was de- cided to divide the class into two sections for our English and math. classes, one section composed of boys, the other of girls. ‘le organ- ized our class with the following officers: Johnny Crist, Pre sident; Inez Pais, Vice-pres- ident; Hlizabeth Crawford, pecretary:; and Ralph Lotito, Treasurer. Mr. Anthony Lotito was our class “sponsor for that year. men school opened in September 1935 and we entered upon our Sophmore year, the roll had dropped from sixty to forty-four, but still our room was so crowded that we had to sit two in a seat. oOur class was again organized and the officers were: Inez Pais, President; Will- lam Gillespie, Vice-president: and Elizabeth Crawford, Secretary and Treasurer. f}fiss Mary Oewel was class sponsor for our Sophmore yeare When we entered upon our Junior year in September 1956, we were more enthusiastic than ever before, for we were one year nearer that long hoped for goal-- graduation. Our roll had dropped more than ever for now there were only twenty in the class. We elected for our class officers that year Yates Thompson, President: Inez Pais, Vice-president; William Gillespie, Secretary. Mr. Dingus Huffman was sponsor of our class during our Junior year. . Our last year in high school began in September 1957. There were left only nineteen to graduate, all of whom entered upon their work with a very dim realization of how busy the year was going to be for each one. ‘“Villiam Gillespie was elected P resident: Paul Barbour, Vice-president; Yates Thompson, Secretary; and scnnny, ‘Crist, Treasurer, S — SS ! | mM = SSS SSSA eae ee ae ae ee penta dow wkvyian URS RE TART aot oe, mS a Sssontsaghe {Seana aoe 7) - SE. Vp. _ + 4 d a? é . i ; ¢ ie Ft £ ea rg. oy tH? A SOS —. SS a SS er S i. Fp ge Se i ra � Faas ’ Pe : aks ee er we. ot) Para y J a= Se SPS PS tz, ae, 8 —_——e——- 6 ——— = AoA ee e. Lee Ee ES Te eS) Se eae e Senior class history (cont.) 'The first outstanding event of our senior year was the getting of our class rings. We could hardly wait to get them from the post-office. Another adventure was the selling of emblems. The last event before Commencement was the | was the name of the play selected and Mr. Huffman actcd as dircctor. For commencement night Villiam Gillespie was gclected to dcliver the valedictory ad- dress and Johnny Crist was selected to offer te salucetory eddress.s Dru Es Ce Wade, Pres- ident of. Bluefield Gollicge, pave the literary address, and Dre Ben S. Jonnson, Pastor of Pierre OCAriotian Church, Bluefield, Yeast Virginia preached the Baccalaurcate Sermon. By Elizabeth Pugh We succeeded in selling the complete stock and made some money for our class treasury. Another Mnovel experience was that of getting out a Y school annual. How successful this attempt has Ma been remains yet to be seen. On Friday the 486th of May the Juniors and Seniors held a joint faoicnic at Falls tills later going to the White @ Kitchen Skating Rink. Mr. and Mrs. Davis tavery kindly acted as chaperons for this affair, giving of the Senior Play. Simple Simon Simple ! SL ME” I ; ™,, “a, “a, “a. “a a: eager gone! ’ ‘Ris ye! a : - . . a % . casera ee Le ee 8 | a . ; : -% — 4 | d ae y . . i es a u Lae - i a =a PAA MMMAMMAMMA MAMA A AA 4 = ™ . = SENT ORS The Senior class we know by right Is bursting oter with sheer delight, For they will soon be on their way To make their plans for future dayse They are all joy with hearts content, And hope their lives will all be spent In pleasant work with this in mind That what they do they leave behinds They leave behind to be a clue For what the youth will need to do To guide them as they do their work With ne'er a thought of how to shirk. -Frank Slater b a Jf rf s “ « b : Ly ‘ t be fw . Li} = 1 ow e 8 fa 4 Pn Teg, 2 ’? @«€ +E ile eg wih 9 ey ’ | ei =, : ce as Si har) ie ood 2 tse eet ene gall spe q : = SS SH MEZA : om a ee ' t i Bete jibes pnt ? ies . 7 Sy a sa” ‘ @ = 7 ) T wh t : ia : : b i = nm 7 t , a ; 2 3 - ro IA bp CLASS Robert Alexander Pais Frank Slater James Dillon Betty Ruth Early Ale Aas ta AON Madeline Green | eis He ; 2 res 5 . 1% F x iq : : ; | Bc a a “ a wate ROLL Bula M Gullion r Dorothea Martin Lucille Mitchel] Agnes Tisosky Mary Ward re « eo oo” - a ? - . = i t+ -.¢8 o . — « = © tesa Species oe eres + age Hse 4 + 7 Aw - y . - = - of the fall, there entered the sacred portals of Pocahontas High School for the first time, thirty-seven boys and girls eager for work and instruction. In their own cstimation they were the salt of the carth but they had not as yet fii acquired that immortal gift of sccing themselves ) as others see them and consequently they were ; looked upon by their upper-classmen as freshmen or rats --not only rats , but green rats. With Mr. Lotito as sponsor and Billy Rosen- baum as class president, the freshman class of that year did it's share of furthering the act- ivities of the school. With the instruction of ‘] Mr. Lotito in math; Miss Oewel in home economics | i and English; and Mre Davis in Science and History,BmA WA twenty-two of the original thirty-seven madc oes satisfactory grades and were promoted to. the Sophmore Classe outright, their hearts thumped with joye Before they hardly realized it, September roiled around and there were thirty-two boys and girls enrolled as Sophmores, They were very glad to leave off their green appearance and soon blos- somed out into a bright red. Their reputation was bccoming established among themselvcse In November, they re-clected Billy Rosenbaum as President and elected Stephen Zaborsky as Vice- president and Nancy Noel as Secretary and Treas- urer. Mrs. Haga was the sponsor of the Sophomore class of 1936-1937, ' That year the home economics girls presented a play, Romance in a Boarding House , Some of the members of this class who took part in the play were: Mary Ward, Betty Ruth Early, Nancy Noel, Maxine Harmon, Eula Mac Gullion and Frank Slater. June Heldreth and Edna Moore served as ushers for the playe In May, only twenty-two of the thirty-two were promoted and they knew their task was only half afinished. ‘The class roll has dropped off until there are now only sixteen growing juniors since Louis Zaborsky and Stephen Zaborsky and William Pren- tice dropped out this year. They who are now pper-classmen would not be recognized as the | Sore TU 4 one of the hottest days 7 ‘ y 4 7 ‘ ‘ o— LP SS WSS LH i Pers A ome A - . ad +. ® , vp 3 Ie 4 @ 2@ Ls 4 : 2 — - re outst: Agvet cmt —— alo : i f Pe 24 ATS seo 23 i { e | yy wy oe a hn Ea . . m =o Sit i ) : ¥ vy iy weit - ° fa 46 07 sem ¢ rey ll ie pie : : ee) ef _. ts stn 8 £oeGRGa Filed ; “ : ¥ — oe by Y $% p 1 iD « Ln é - eer: i j ; PS Bydp +f 4 hissed ; ? ; a Te a at eae SRO eh EAE ' 7 i oot oes Ot Beeoget 1 26 ne - — ieee a -3t at} eo en see eee a L pete, i : fo v ¢ e 4 = rape i 4 : ' ws he 6 -' os her ‘ ent Gee q . r iJ 7 7 7% : a Cyst Se’ e .: 4 A = - Pa “ a ‘ , Tere oe! eo c. ‘ . a ? hide ¥ j , Ci + 4 TP —_ ‘ e be - 4 g - ie « H ' | I os ae - ) pat i bah ; “O26 it curs ‘ ae 7 .- Btoe2 “ee : ti Sees aoe 19 } + 7) a i a, t CF : } ‘ 4 a 4 ‘ — ; : s 7@ 2? i ony a ) } uO Z a = 4 = “4 ig ne @F � y at e r + ? eNO RI eS a « ‘ ¥ — 5 . . _ rae 4 - . i rm ei a� ) 3? ; vee y = } } � ‘ i? ‘J | 4 ' 4 - 4 + at 7 ; i i Pt 4 } : ¥ . } ul ’ . i gi 2 - a r e ie es « ‘ - f yi Sat ’ 2 7 2 , - ° . . - a? a 2 ace e! antces Pat eas i F ‘ bef] LA “) ee fae | e os ih pga? , we 3 's $@ “Teg Re oe P= ons 7? , d Ae se 4 ‘ lana , ee Sr -eleinite hes ” Tue, Cle sre tia 2) : is ; ; ie 7 Oe St ayer age 3: sess i ; , ‘ t q A f 4 is ‘ Ps t 1 or 7 � S - ahs - “4 Mas. m“ os 7 oe ih - + = ie m ‘ ae . AN WSS SS SSS SSS Oe ES, ae S A, SS (racemase a} l CSN S Lt foal Warw SE se AA A SA Wa BS } all county team. coil he ee (� oe ERE r : + ie gt a 7 | rd ean Me (Junior Class History Cont.) oreen rats of 1955-1956. This class is a living example of the survi- val of the fittest. Tn November they elected their class officers with Frank Slater as President; June Heldreth as Vice-President; and Ralph McCloud as Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Huffman was the class spon- sor. Frank Slater and Eula Mae Gullion, members of the Junior Class of 1937-1938, were the captains of the boys and girls basketball teams of 1935’77- 1938. Mary Ward and Eula Mae Gullion made the OE Ne hy OP A a | ST wea ome mm Saag x ey = ra oS ra. g - 7 ro “ =. - t Re : : rn yo J ‘ i i + . 7 b,® ‘ ff re ‘ ‘ ‘ f One of the highlights of the social events of the year was the Junior-Senior Outing, which was given at Falls Mills. They motored to the White Kitchen Skating Rink after the Outing and there enjoyed skating. Some of the members of the faculty served as chaperons for the occasion. By Eula Mae Gullion. ee eee 4 ai a 7 foe : Aci ae) ay « , Sh5.2 ipa ee te - e 4 @ 7 re, A 7 a : Peds on 7 i oe ss 7 ‘ ae a ee er ee : f nd es : eas . ns e7 ra any. i : ; 9 Ba rs pass ey. ‘Se FAO WRB S 2 on J ‘ a % = ; fag? rs | te � ' | take bages Lie @ sontte O. 2 rian 5 ., teun! . i foo ofeovd-se suse io geht e of gioteeany = ‘a ; vba Paes - ¥ S 2 4 + ‘ 79% os de say H phi { es 4 eee 2) Ih i Peat, Xe ps Ps pale =| Ta ow ! , { ™ aes nv ] , j- ry i I aie! 4 of : : na : ay Alin jp. : , 4 i wt i = @i reer gtget aL oe —_ j ma pots : - é 7 mai ¥ 4 i as oe ; ae as a iby : ‘i ye er ever at | J q yy a ve a , a a ‘ a0 ier i ay bs i ie i) Ps ys: ars eA . at Be (Dae | eal msl at Ses Go See Epa sera, eee B ae 4 ne OFF ES oe se ee 8 ES CR et. SE 8 ae es SS eat my W “ a eS Sto | ( tL) A Nk ON Bf + Steeda i, = ee i” | opine oP ee | et 5 3 VRS ALOR NDE OR 1 ROT ETO i a ] oo ORES, RE ASS op eae he ——t @ Oo H — NS JUNIORS The Junior Class we all agree Ts such a class as few can be, Their work is good and grades are fine; They're always there in nick of time. They play the game both hard and strong, And so their day is never long, But what their fate is going to be We know! tis God alone can sce@-s This verse was penned of course with pride And now we'll let you all decide Tf all the young folks know the way For on the right track they must stay. V By Frank Slater Oo = eee Ga Oe i i i a4 am y ‘ ® ; — a Ws a oy ; Lee Baan aaa gee — — x P i, eT (% ikieamieds | oatsitrinng inmost ek SSS SSS SES SS = ee a ne NZ Re ale ie Oe Se ea a a AN Sota SJ) 2a =” i Fy Somme este og sea Margaret Belcher a Brllings rances Books fabel Dishner Mildred Green } Dorothy Gwynn Vaxine Warmon Lucille VWopkins fae jonnson Edith Prentice Helen Thompson Virginia ‘“’agner Leah Young é Sophomore Class History Pm SS On the third day of September, 19356, a proud eroup of boys and girls entcred their first year of high school. This was an eventful day for these pupils as they had to learn scveral. new rules to be used throughout the rest of their school carecre. Thore were thirty-nine who entcrcdiita the Freshman class. Most of their timo was spent in hard studying. They elected the following Meclass officers: President, Frank Lotito; Vice Prosident, Marvin iiller; Sccrctary, Mabel Dishncor. : Almost all of the members of the Freshman Class of 1936-37 cntcred the Sophomore year of thoir high school carecr on the seventh day of Septembcr, 1937 with thirty-five membors and thirty remaining until the present time. .The following officers were clected: President, Marvin Millor; Vice President, Louis Stephon; Scerctary, Franccs Brooks; and Treasurer, Mabol Dishncer. Thc Mountain Laurcl was scolectcd as the class flowor. Forward, Onward, Upward ho! That's tho way the Sophomorcs go was so..0c PG as the cless motto. Class moctings wore held on evory Friday aftcrnoone Thc Sophomores hope to be Juniors next year and Seniors the following year. The Scnior yoar will be our best loved ycoor in. our high school carcer ond wo arc looking forward to it. ; 2 Ore RENE OO RTS, A A, EE RT Ay RR a i : se ra SEN LSS Sa 25 Cee hoe a oa TO ee Se BIIISSSSSN PN FR ee ae ) 5, A . s) aoe (iN aA a a � a a = Po MF. Bs bal ef Oph ce a pkgs ‘ a 2 5. meena oe eam har tema tg o Mack Alexander Cline Barbour ;Ralph Barbour Leslie Bertock Charles Butt Frank Collins Robert Green Albert Honaker Edwin Lee Julius Levay Paul Miller Jeff Moore Bill Mullins Wiley Shupe John Stephon Mearl Taylor Robert Thompson John Toth John Turzi Clarence Whitehead Alice Arrington Hazel Billips sGertude Brinkley Adena Burgess Virginia Cooper Margaret: Dye Hsther Groseclose Mary Jane Hall Mildred Harmon Doilace Jennings Ruth Jennings Catherine Lambert Corine Lance Lucille Little Ada Moore Blizabeth Must Genevieve Noech Naomi O'Brien Arma” Pogisips Margaret Robinette Betty Simpson Elizabeth Wagner Jessie Waycaster Hleanor Wright Dorothy Young Olga Zaborsky Martha Zolesky Mary Burkett e Cy ? is 2 a a A rs “ ri ¢ ' ee) ae re J 7 We 2 - : Le be 2 | : il SoGK t = ” M, . ; ™ ON 6 SRE OL eT RD TEN ORR MD Re A SY A SE | e ees NS - enlraay PA, rr V . 2 -—. e _ x : ¥ , hs d , +S A aklioden - LAS CUAL x Xs ZS P.4 ba eres ND Nf Re Ae Gee 9 ee Ace oe B etre 265 (OST cans See) ey sere oe 8 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of the year of 19357 a group of very dumb pupils started to Pocahontas High School as Freshmen, : | Our first. year was t so very good as all the other students looked down on us as though they had never been freshmen. tried to make a success of it althoush we were very much disappointed. The subjects most of us took were Eng- lish, Algebra, Home Economics and History. The boys took Science instead of ome Ec. The first part of the year we elected class officers. Cline Barbour was elected President; John Stephon, Vice-president; Mearl Taylor, Secretary; and Mr. Miller was the class sponsor, Our Home Ec. class is divided into two groups. One in the morning and one in the afternoon. Wrse Haga is our Home kc. tea- cher. ‘ VWe We all enjoy our English class very much. [ think most of us like the part about the plays the best because we got to act them Hoe petore the class, ™e dontt know who our champion gum chevw- ior is but we have an idea it is Martha zaleskye It scems she always has some in her mouth. In our freshman class we have a Home lic. Club. Every month we have a mecting, Rabel Dishner is our President. We are all studying hard to make the best grades possible. We want to become Sophomores next year so no one will call. us dumb. By Dorothy Young ® . ote en +s } — Aa L. : a .@ i vi % 4 -. un Lee wv) Oe hes mG age tes oe: ma, ua co eu 4a NA eae , | rer at ase yas wal aK Sy 2 i Sa = eite: ht im Ate’ aE . bh ag me NS ih 1 SL SSS SS OT ee ST OS eS A OES | OR eS Za ARE ADIT ee � ES 8 | TL eT aes {4 emenner ot et j = PRONE SEREPF Hen ane a Oe TERRE, a A Se el e AOS A ; i 2 = - t) ——a ™ “a = sAll| Vl “a BOY'S BASKETBALL SQUAD Dack row- John Turzi¥ James Taylory DEALy beaks Cline Barbour, He Gs Miter, Coach. Second row- John Stephony John Satmary¥ Marvin Miller¢y Louis Stephony Frank Slatery Front Row- Raymo nid stan Julius Levay, Leslie Bertok, Paul Miller. al. ne ia) re re [ or (a) mM }-4 ap) at FS — @ is apert bas Prey an ne 3 digs Ss gS as al he Ee S 4 Laue = acs Ui RE SOG OSS SS BAA SSE os — A AR OS RN SL ES, x eae Se PEL AREER ALLE OG RE IL LELES EON, —S | Ne 4 OPPONENT WeVeBoCe Bramwell Elkhorn Graham Richlands Brks Garden vatoka Bramwell TeVebeCe Richlands Tazewell jratoka qrahar Tazewell Brks Garden oenront BRilkhorn Nnorthfork BASKETBALL RECORD PLACE pocahontas Pocahontas Elkhorn Granam Pocahontas Pocahontas Pocahontas Bramvell Bluefield , Riehlends pocahontas Matoka pocahontas Tazewell Brks Garden Northfork Pocahontas Pocahontas Total points +” ye e.. i et : asi | ; r A as fi et oral iy Saha ; 7 wget hee aA eR aera Z | = Ne J Q : : m J ae ; % ‘ i Pee ; i a“ ; ; i : . ; . { : « Le whpewene de es “G ; 4 ¥ 4 : dss ee EC OE ORR - x) : GIRLS BASKETSALL SQUAD 3Sack row= Maxine harmony Margaret vyey Mhercs, 05 ae Wil 9 cui Of mann Bu i a wae Cu 2 1 LOK ¥ MoS, 4 LI p son 9 lf Coach, Josephine Kozma. aa : r cay 7} pany pnjtann Vig 7X7 TW yar} se HEeconada POW AVE ly ti epee tae CE) 9 iar ay = Se | 9 Ea Aen tan 1 ae ae A ekte WMatyc Alma Higginbottomy Mabel DLSnnNSrI ; Front row= Va re Tears, Coo per - Rosie Satmar ED : Edith Prentice, Helen Thompson, Dorothy Gwynne y é +x Denotes Lettermen 4 r Se ES FE Wa eS (a FEZ S34 a. Soe | ae . “n PRT EERE cate A +8 P . i st: Pm | xX |g AMA AI Ne Sort BASKETBALL RECORD OPPONENT PLACE = “DATE WE W .V.B.C. Pocahontas DetalO'- 26 Graham Graham Jan.4 20 Richiands Pocahontas Jganvil “16 Brks. Garden Pocahontas Jan.14 W.V.B.C. Bluefield Jan.26 Tazewell Pocahontas Jan.28 Richlands Richlands Feb. 4 Graham Pocahontas Feb.ll Tazewell Tazewell Feb.25 Brks. Garden Brks. Garden Feb.28 Total pre-tournament points TOURNAMENT Richlands Bluefield Tazewell Bluefield ies) ais! Total tournament points A we Se Pocahontas was runner-up for the champ- ionship, playing Tazewell in the finals. Mary Ward and Bula Mae Gullion made the all- county team. This year the team loses Alma Higginbottom and Rosie Satmary through grad- uation. 4 r } ink ak Sa MEE, | a Cs Le The eS La hie te ee E - eth a au — Leute een + eee OR ORS Le 20 = 3 Nx oe gs ys eT ee ee eed sae ee ) Say fee sae Mo } V} A g Us V V THE POCAHONTAS STAPF 2k 2k 2k ok ak Inez Pais Editor-in-Chief Yates Thompson Art Editor Frances Burkett Business Manager Mr. Davis Photographer Mr. Huffman Faculty Adviser , ee eV a WSS A il QAO SIMPLE SIMON SIMPLE Aa {EE SSS = a ne CEARACTERS EM SS S Ee A OTS Simon Simple--an Inventoresc....520. Hilliam Gillie i OE ERS Dk OIE. WA oe eee untae set MaSophia Simple--his wife.... .. Shirley Fox Bie Pte “Tillie Neal fw mmy Simple- NisS SON. svcccecevessee ssdOlnny Crist BNALA Minerva Webb--who boards at the Simples! 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