Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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THE ORIOLE tRION VIRGINIA THOMAS “What e’er there he of sorrow I ' ll put off till tomorrow.” Athletic Editor of Oriole; Captain of Basketball Team ’21-’22; President of Bobby Club ’21-’22; Monogram Club ’21-’22, ’22-’23, ’23-’24; Vice-President of Athletic Association ’23-’24. Marion is always ready for any- thing. She is good natured and never seems to worry. But she always passes her exams, even if she does take time to practice basketball, in which she excells. We all wish her much happiness, which is certain to come to one who has so much energy and “pep.” GEORGE ALTON DUNCAN fLel the world slide; I’ll not budge an inch.” Athletic Editor of Oriole; Monogram Club ’2 1 -’22 , ’22-’23, ’23- ’24 ; Treasurer of Helpus Tappa Keg ’23-’24; Secretary of Class ’23-’24; Treasurer Athletic Association ’2 1-’22. Alton is our good looking boy. Good looking hair! O boy! He gives it almost as much attention as he does his classes. But when it comes to a football game his good looks become good playing. Where the team is, there Alton is also, whether it’s at the fair or hunting chestnuts. But that’s all right, “Dunk,” without you there would have been no Class of ’24.

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THE ORIOLE NAOMI CANNADAY “ Her eyes like stars of twilight fair, Like twilight, too, her dusky hair.” Club Editor of Oriole; Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. A star pupil in French and Chem- istry is Naomi. She is quiet, but when anything to eat is mentioned or a good time is being planned, she is “Johnny on the spot.” It is her ambition to graduate in curls, of which she has an abun- dance. What would we have done without her happy smile and cheer- ful disposition to help us over many a rough place? JOHN EUGENE COX J “ Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Joke Editor of Oriole; Vice-President of Class ’23-’24; Captain of Baseball ’23-’24; Monogram Club ’21-’22, ’22-’23 : ’23-’24; Helpus Tappa Keg ’23-’24; Treasurer of Class ’22-’23. “Puny” is one of the jolliest fellows in our class. He is a good sport and always ready for a good time, both inside and out- side of school, regardless of his X, Y, Z on deportment. He is a good athlete, and in fact he is good in anything he undertakes. We hope his success will continue throughout his entire life.

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THE ORIOLE MARY LOUISE DUDLEY “She smiles and smiles and will not sigh.” Joke Editor of Oriole; Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. What’ s in a name? Louise isn’t a “dud.” She is always ready to meet you with a bright, happy face, which is to be greatly ad- mired in anyone. Although she never has a nervous breakdown from studying too much, she al- ways makes her grades. If Louise is as happy in life as she is in school, she has in store for herself a very bright future. RICHARD FOY McGUIRE “Make not thyself the slave of any woman.” Photographic Editor of Oriole; Treasurer of Class ’23-’24. “Take it easy” is a little phrase which particularly applies to Foy. Lessons never seem to worry him but he always comes out on top when exam time rolls ' round. Foy hasn’t much to say, but whenever anything doesn’t quite suit him you are pretty apt to hear from him. His favorite study is French, and if you get tangled up just go to Foy and he’ll straighten you out. Ltuitf