Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Trinkle Davis When it comes to han- dling money, Trinkle seems to be quite popu- lar. He is treasurer of the Senior Class and of the Boys’ Hi-Y. Virginia Eastman Virginia has many friends at P. H. S., being one of our very friendly girls, always with a gay and jolly disposition. Edward Dent Edward is our “ready to do” Senior. He shows this in his ability as a good business manager of The Oriole. Eunice Evelyn Hall Elkins A more sincere person could not be found than Eunice. Petite and timid, but a friend to all of us. She has made many friends at P. H. S.

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Edward Bowman “Abie” is one of these happy-go-lucky fellows. If you want to have fun just get around “Abie.” Irene Brown One who deserves the best in life is Irene, even though she is so very timid. Robert Carson Among the Seniors we had a talented tap- dancer and acrobat and didn’t know it until recently. My, how he can dance. Mary Cox Musical, jolly, and great literary ability. All these combined make a swell girl — Mary. Charlotte Clark Charlotte is one our dependable Seniors. Although very quiet and dignified she loves fun. She has a cheerful out- look and studies with a will.

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Elizabeth Hall “Wizz” is one of our “dignified” Seniors with which goes the title of Class Historian. Chester Hall Chester is always on hand whenever a joke is pulled. Louise Hylton Louise’s cheerful dis- position and ready laugh have won her many friends at P. H. S. Mary Jackson A most pleasing person- ality and a charming manner are marked characteristics of Mary. Once a friend she is always a friend. Herman Jones “Herm” will always be remembered for his willingness on the ath- letic field and in school We are sure his smile will carry him far.