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

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It is once again a weekday moming and as you get out of your car or off the bus you think to yourself, “HAHAHA, | did it again, I fooled my parents.” Yes, once again you have fooled your parents into thinking that you have come to the red brick building to learn. The learning part is really a cover-up for the true motive, to socialize with your friends. It is a good cover-up because you don’t have your parents asking questions like: ‘“‘Where have you been?’’, ‘What were you doing there?”’, or “Didn't I tell you not to go there again?’’. See with this cover, your par- ents know where you are, what you were doing (or at least what you were sup- posed to be doing), and parents would never dream of telling you not to go there. Yes, sitting in class is just a cover for why you're really there. You're there In Search of ... THE GOOD TIMES, but don't tell your parents that. And by all means, keep your grades up so no one can question your true motives, or see through your alibi. ee ad y Fe es j wet THE GOOD TIMES 5

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In memory of Lee and Casey, the class of 1989 leave this final memort- am: To two of the greatest friends that we’ve ever had. You may not be here in body, but you will always be with us in spirit and in memory. There is no way that we could ever forget you and we await the day that we will again be as One. You are, and al- ways will be, a true part of the Class of 1989. 2F 227 20CU0 8S BH e2z2zen 3H=-70 oor aH30