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

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FOREWORD We of the 1954 Wigwam Staff feel that, as the years pass, the friends we have made here will become increas- ingly dear to us. In this book we have tried to record as clearly as possible the impressions of our school year-- the school, which is the setting; the faculty, who have in- deed proved friends in need; the events, great and small; the girls and boys with whom we have shared every mo- ment of our high school life. We realize that friendshipis socomplex that if we tried to explain it, we would become hopelessly involved. There- fore,we have tried to make this book as simple as possible, showing only when, where and how we have made our friends here athP. Heo. We hope that as you turn the pages of this book you will be reminded of the friends you have made here and the e- vents which have brought you closer together. It is with this goal in mind that we present to you the 1954 Wigwam. Section I Section III THE ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Section II Section IV PAP AG Uleiay ACTIVITIES Section V ADVERTISEMENTS

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The 1954 Wigwam Staff has ear- nestly endeavored to inscribe in the following pages those memories that willbe treasured most in later years, 1954 Edition Of The Wigwam

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DEDICATION The Senior Class dedicates the 1954 Wigwam to Mr. Gaza Kovach, whom we all love and admire. He has meant a great deal to each of us since his very first dayas prin- cipal of Pocahontas High School. His genuine desire for our future happiness has been shown in the wise counseling he has givenus. As it is im- possible in this small space to capture the full spirit of this dedication, the friendship expressed and the memories held in this book are dedicated to Mr. Gaza Kovach,