Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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THE ORIOLE EVA ALYNE HURD “She loves to laugh, she loves to walk, V But ohl my heart, she loves to talk.” Assistant Business Manager of Oriole; Glee Club ’20-’21; Vice-President of Literary Society ’23-’24; Director of Helpus Tappa Keg ’23-’24; Class Prophet ’23-’24. Alyne is one of the best students of our class, as she not only helps to keep our standard high in our texts, but also in many other ways. She certainly keeps things going in school. She never ceases to talk, but it is for the good of the class and without her our class would not have been. She is always in for a good time and generally gets it. Every one is her friend, even to a little “Billy” we know. CONWAY HOWARD SMITH , “Virtue offers the only path which, in this life, leads to tranquility. Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Oriole; Class Historian ’22-’23. “Zula” is the one upon whom rests the responsibility of uphold- ing the dignity of the class. We don’t have to wish him success, he’ll grab it; we needn’t wish him happiness, for he radiates it. So we bid him “Au revoir” with a sure feeling that whatever he does he will do it in a way that will bring credit to the Class of ’24. ? «.V

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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

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ei THE ORIOLE MARGARET R. DALTON “She is gentle, she is shy, But she has mischief in her eye. Literary Editor of Oriole; President of Rapunzel Club ’23-’24; Secretary of Helpus Tappa Keg ’23-’24. Her happy smile and uniformly good disposition, as well as her thorough unselfishness and will- ingness to help the other fellow, cause her to be greatly admired. She is considered one of the best elocutionists in the High School having won the recitation medal in her Sophomore year. The firm- ness with which she holds to her convictions will keep life from be- coming monotonous to those with whom she comes in contact. RAT DAcro N HASWELL JACKSON SIZER v “A light heart lives long. Art Editor of Oriole. “Hap” is the artist of our class. He likes nothing better than to get behind some tall person and draw during class recitation. Not- withstanding, he is a good student and always knows his lessons ex- cept perhaps occasionally. Every- body likes Hap’ for he is always willing to join in the fun.