Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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THE ORIOLE 15 Class of Twenty-Two S ING a song of sixpence, Which we haven ' t got, One and twenty seniors, all right on the spot : This is “Doc” Groseclose, good sport all around; If there’s any mischief he started it, I’m bound. This is Georgia Thomas, biggest flirt in school; Watch out, little boy! or you’ll be the fool. Here’s Bessie Allison, friend of all in town; If she’s ever missing I ’spect she’s Bl acksburg bound. This is — Mercy me! What’s that? You tho’t it was a tent? It’s only “Baby” Trolinger; I’m sure what you said was well meant. Let’s introduce you to Crystal Frye, Latin is her hobby; “Nota bene:” some day you’ll meet her in Congressional lobby. This is Theo. Derrick, second to none; When the rest of us are just started Theo. is always done. Meet “Iki” Dawson; first in French, he; In that one class he’s a star, just wait and you’ll see. Enter Vera Moorefield, “Curly Locks” I mean; All there is Vera— best pal you’ve ever seen. Mary Duncan calmly strolls upon our little stage, And her making excuses to Mr. Eckman seems to be the rage. Here comes Vara Smith, musician to the collar, And from there on up is a long way from being “holler.” This is Blanche Vaughn, calm and dignified, Who is usually much needed to uphold the senior pride. Here’s to Louise Fitzhugh, so graceful and so slim; If there’s anything around to eat she goes at it with a vim. Here’s Janet Baldwin, of the P. E. P. Club, But when it comes to honors she never is a dub. This is Dollie Kasey, leader in smiles; When it comes to happiness she’s got us all beat miles. There is Agnes Carico, she’s all the way from Fries; She’s very, very quiet ' — she doesn’t even sneeze- Next is Linda Conduff, “Shorty,” of Twenty-Two; If you ever need any aid Linda will surely help you through. “Little Mary” Amburn, senior to the dot, But when the bell begins to ring she’s never on the spot.

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OFFICERS EUGENE GROSECLOSE THEODOSIA DERRICK JANET BALDWIN . . JAMES TROLINGER . MR. HENSEL ECKMAN . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Manager MOTTO Strength United is Stronger. COLORS: Crimson and Gold. FLOWER: Red Rose. MASCOT “ Snookums

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16 THE ORIOLE Ethel Quesenberry is the next in line, And she only takes three subjects of all the fifty-nine. That’s Dorothy Chandler peeping around the door; Dot knows High School Alphabet, and a few things more. Here comes Nannie Dalton, pretty, smiling, sweet; Why is she smiling? She just met Herman on the street! This is Yernelle Harden, last but certainly not least — Grandest singer of our town, and probably of the east. When the fall term opened these Seniors began to sing: “Look at us, just look at us; we graduate next spring!” Mary Amburn, ' 22.