Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Bill Celia Macgill Mumpower Big, strong and good looking. All these make a good athlete and a good friend. Celia is an able leader as has been shown in her guidance of this, the largest class ever to graduate from P. H. S. Clark Owen When anyone is down in the dumps they al- ways seek out “Nine- bawl” who is our class comedian. He is always in the jolliest mood and will be missed by every one of us. Bob Painter A better “prop” could not be found for our class than Bob. He has been a success at P.H.S., and we know he will continue to be a success. William Patton “Hoggy” has very little to say but has proved a good man on the foot- ball field.

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Helen Long How could we have had our literary programs without Helen’s debates and readings? Walter Morehead Walter has been very unfortunate to miss a lot of school on account of illness. Ethel Morehead Ethel is one our most attractive and best liked Seniors, good hearted, liberal, full of spirit, and a personality that has won its way into our hearts. Harrell Morris Wallace Morehead Wallace, the one person who is always in a good humor, will leave a break that will be hard to fill in this Class of ’36. “Deacon” isour preacher of the Senior Class and where he is the sunshine will last.

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Lee Pickerel Lee has stuck with us to the end, through trials and triumphs. Chester Richardson When we want some good music we just call in Chester, the best guitar player in the country. Helen Richardson When it comes to basket- ball Helen can’t be beat. She has a good disposi- tion and many friends. Margaret Quesenberry “Marge” is small and very dainty with a pleasing personality. We will never forget her good work on the basket- ball team. Norman Rauhof When it comes to ath- letics and fun Rauhof will always come on the run.