Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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REGINA ELMORE BOWLES {Reggie) Jefferson Literary Society ’28, ’2q, ’30, ’ji; Secretary of Class ' 28; Girls ' Hi- Y ' 30, ' 31; Athletic As- sociation ' 28, ' 2Q, ’30, ’31 ; Hikers ' Club ' 28; Les Petites Danseuses ' 29; W. W. Club ' 29; Boosters ' Chib ’30, ' 31; Latin Club ' 30, ’31 ; French Club ' 3 o, ' 31; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Oriole ’31. Take twenty-five pounds of sense ; add fifteen pounds of sym- pathy; stir and mix ten pounds of originality; add twenty-five pounds of sweetness; sprinkle with twelve pounds of fun and spice, stir thor- oughly. That’s Regina! JACK CON DUFF BONES {Dod-drat) Jefferson Literary Society ' 28, ' 2Q, ’30, 31 ; President of Jefferson Liter- ary Society ’31 ; Boys ' Hi- Y ' 2Q, ’30, ' 31; Secretary of Latin Club ’30; Vice- President Latin Club ’31 ; Secre- tary and Treasurer Monogram Club ' 30, ’31; Athletic Association ' 30, ’31 ; Football ' 30, ’31; Baseball ' 30, ' 31; Basketball ’30, ' 31; Secretary of Class ' 31 ; Finance Committee of Oriole ' 31. Jack has proved to be quite an athlete, especially in football. The business-like manner with which he has handled affairs has won high favor for him. 25

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ELIZABETH ANNA SNIDER (A nna ) Lindbergh Literary Society ' 28 , ’29, ’30, ’31; Vice-President of Class ' 28; W. W. Club ' 29; Hikers’ Club ’29: Girls’ Hi- Y ’ 30 , ’31 ; President Latin Club , ’30, ’31 ; Secretary and Treas- urer Boosters ' Club ' 30; Boosters ' Club ’ 31 ; Editor-in-Chief Oriole ' 31. When we think of the best seniors Anna’s name is first. As a student Anna is a teacher’s idea, and as a girl she is just as much an ideal. Ye hope that on the checker-board of life Anna will always have kings to move. JAMES JOSEPH CROCKETT ( Jim Joe) Jefferson Literary Society ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Boys’ Hi-Y [28, ’29, ’30, ' 31; Athletic Association ' 28 , ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Basketball ' 28 , ’29, ’30; Captain Basketball ’31; Football ’30, ' 31; Baseball ' 29, ’30; Manager Baseball ' 29; Monogram Club ' 30; President Monogram Chib ’31 ; Com- mercial Club ’30, ' 31; Bachelors ' Chib ' 30; Commander Physical Edu- cation ' 31 ; Business Mgr. Oriole ’31. Our faithful, plodding Jim Joe. Our Main Support. Could we have graduated without him?

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THOMAS CORLIE HUDDLE {Red) Jefferson Literary Society ’28, ' 29, ’jo, ’31; Commercial Club ' 30, ’31; Photograph Committee of Oriole ’31. GEORGIA ST. ELMO SMITH {Jingle) Jefferson Literary Society ’28, ’29, ' 30, ’31 ; Commercial Club ' 30; Snap- shot Committee Oriole ’ 31 . “Tom,” a most decided asset to our class, has won many friends and makes us wonder what our class would be without him. Though in a bunch he is just one of the “Seniors,” he is very outstanding to us and all who know him. Our prediction: “He will go far.” When Georgia left us before school ended, she left a vacant place which no one else could fill. During her high school career, Georgia made many Iriends who wish her much happiness and suc- cess in the future. 26