Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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MARY HARTLEY FITZHUGH “Toodles “Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren’t they all contented like me?’’ Editor-in-Chief of Oriole; Literary and Dramatic Club ’25-’26; La Societe Francaise ’25-’26; Manager Basketball ’24-’25;Basketball ’22-’23,’23-’24,’24-’25; Monogram Club ’22-’23, ’23-’24, 24’-’25; Athletic Association ’22-’23, ’23-’24; Virginia Literary Society ’22-’23,’23-’24, ’24-’25; Triangle Club ’22-’23; Vice- President Class ’22-’23. Woe be unto our dear old chapel walls! No longer will they resound with that wonderful playing. “Tood- les” is leaving us, but happy thought - — other halls will ring with her play- ing and other people will listen with delightful awe. Then perhaps our dear gay friend and musician will re- turn to us. JUDSON BURTON HARRIS “Juke” “The man that loves and laughs must sure do well.” Literary Editor; Literary and Dramatic Club ’25- ’26 ; Suicide Club ’25-’26; Virginia Literary Society ’22-’23,’23-’24, ’24-’2S. Along with many other “wits” we may class “Juke” as the vertex, for he is always ready to share in the fun. In class “Juke” can give very sensible answers if he wants to, but he doesn ' t believe in using any more energy than is necessary. [ 24 ]

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GEORGE F. CROWDER “ Buck ” “To live as gently as I can; to be, no matter where, a man. Literary Editor; Literary and Dramatic Club ’25-’26; Suicide Club ’25-’26; Capt. Baseball ’24-’25; Baseball ’22-’23, 23-24, ’24-’25; Athletic Association ' 22-23, ’23-’24; Virginia Literary So- ciety ’24-’25; President Class ’22-’23; Vice-President Class ’23-’24. “Buck” enters into all the jokes and tricks played during school hours and comes out with an innocent look although he does not always get away with it. He has been a “thriving suc- cess” throughout his school career and we know he will be so in the future. MARGARET EWING DYER 11 Darby “What she wills to do or say, Seems wisest, discreetest, best.” Class Poet; Manager Basketball ’25-’26; Assistant Manager Basketball ’23-’24; Basketball ’22-’23, ’23-’24, ’25-’26; Literary and Dramatic Club ’25-’26; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Oriole-, President Class ’24-’25; Cheer Leader ’24-’25; Vice-President Literary So- ciety ’24-’25, ’22-’23, ’23-’24; Historian Class ’23-’24; Monogram Club ’23-’24; Athletic Association ’23-’24; President Class ’22-’23; Secretary Triangle Club ’22-’23. Darby takes an active part in all school activities. Also we are sure she will be one of the noted musicians of her day. Margaret, we know you will succeed in whatever you choose as your life’s work, even if it is teach- ing Latin. [ 23 ]

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RUTH LOUISE JACKSON “Babe” “ The most precious articles come in the smallest packages.” Senior Section Editor; Class Historian ’25-’26; Literary and Dramatic Club 25-’26; Virginia Literary Society ’22- ’23, ’23-’24, ’24-’25. Ruth with her sunny smiles seems to make you forget your troubles; perhaps this is the reason she has so many friends. Don’t think she does not enjoy a good time, for she has her share of the fun. This doesn’t mean lessons are slighted, for “Babe” is a good student and we feel sure she will make a success. KATHLEEN PEARL HURST “Pat” “ Not too serious, not too gay, Just a real good pal in every way. Photographic Editor; Ukulele Club ’25- ’26; Literary and Dramatic Club ’25- ' 26; Virginia Literary Society ’22-’23, ’ 23- ’24, ’24-’25; Triangle Club ’22-’23. Of all the girls in the Senior Class there is none better loved than “Pat.” She is jolly and bright and has a very sweet disposition which is proved by the smile she usually wears and by the number of her friends. Kathleen may be justly termed an all-round school girl interested in every activity. [ 25 ]