Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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cz THE ORIOLE ? PAULINE BOPP “Where there ' s a will there ' s a way. Athletic Editor of Oriole; Vice-President of Monogram Club ’22-’23; President of Monogram Club ' 23- ' 24; Manager of Basketball Team ’23-’24; Captain of Basketball Team ’22-’23 Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. Nothing ever worries “Polly,” though she always manages to pass her exams. She is a good sport, and when she goes into a basket- ball game she goes in to win. Pauline has certainly helped to make the team, as well as the Class of ’24, one of the best ever. BEATRICE WEBB J “ Speech is silver, ' Silence is gold.” Art Editor of Oriole; Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. Serene and sensible — that is Beatrice. She says little in regard to her intentions for the future, but we predict success and happi- ness. Her quietness is an enviable trait, and we wish more of us pos- sessed it, especially when the teacher appears suddenly. ' PfM ' fl C€»

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t 2 THE ORIOLE BERNICE LOUISE I3EWESE . ‘She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought.” Photographic Editor of Oriole; Secretary of Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. A typical Senior is Bernice. She came to us from Elk Horn, West Va. She is shy, but never- theless, makes friends easily. “Bengie” is always willing to lend a hand in anything — work or fun. Nothing could freeze her good nature except — perhaps an “E” on her report card. We wish you the best of luck, Bernice. MARVIN LEWIS HARDEN ‘‘To hear him play! To hear him sing! It is to hear the birds of spring! Ad Editor of Oriole; Helpus Tappa Keg ’23-’24. “Softy” is Mr. Eckman’s fttar chemistry pupil and the one whom we all depend on to work those dreaded problems. He is good- natured and ever readv to lend a helping hand. If you have never heard him sing or play the violin you have missed a rare treat. Thu i A ' o r A ue s ruo» f s

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THE ORIOLE a MARY MAXINE UMBERGER “Good temper is like a sunny day, It sheds its brightness on everything.” Literary Editor of Oriole; Rapunzel Club ’23-’24. How could we have done with- out “Taxine” and her contagious giggle during our stay at P. H. S.? Maxine is one of the jolliest mem- bers of our class. If she ever wor- ries about things, we have never found it out. She knows how to keep her troubles to herself. After finishing school, Maxine plans to become a trained nurse, a profes- sion for which her happy nature and sympathetic disposition pecu- liarly fit her. ALBERT EDWARD KIRKNER “For e’en though vanquished, he could argue still.” Art Editor of Oriole; Monogram Club ’23- ’24. Albert is one of our talented students. His ability to draw is above par and his athletic interests have made him one of our best foot- ball players. “Ab” is a jolly good fellow and an earnest student, though he has never been called a grind. He gets his credits without it. Here’s to your success, “Ab,” we hope to hear from you later.