Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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en President Vice-President .... Secretary .... Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DON COORDES JACK CALDWELL PATSY WHITAKER ROLLIN WHITE HEY h ave come a long way since that morning in September four years ago, these Seniors. Each year has ' brought its little disappointments and difficulties, but these have been outnumbered greatly by the many enriching experiences of these years. After becoming Seniors, they started out in fine fashion to reach all their objectives, and, at the same time, to leave the school knowing it had benefited by their presence. Although they had to live up to their title of dignity, there was still fun and frolic. This was included in the parties, the Senior Play, the Senior Prom, and all the other social events of the year. Even though the going was a little rough, and it seemed as if the anticipated goal would never be reached, they arrived and found it to be a goal well worth striving for. As the seniors prepare to go out into the world, each in a different direction, may they take with them always the fond memory of the individuals who aided them in making their Senior year a full and beneficial one. These were: Mrs. Aulden Lemons, Mrs. Virginia Hester, and Miss Virginia French. To them are extended best wishes for the future. The Seniors leave their gratitude to dear P.H.S. for providing them with so many happy hours. It Is diffi- cult to leave school and friends, even though greater tasks and adventure lie ahead. PAGE TWELVE f.)

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I ' ACE ELEVEN

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IRENE AKERS Jolly, Sociable, Studious KELLY ALBERT Spontaneous, Mischievous, Witty GRACE ANDERSON Practical, Unchanging, Smiling N. D. ARTRIP Good-natured, Sportsman, Impetuous WYLENE ASHLEY Modest, Diligent, Persistent JACK ASHLEY Sincere, Quiet, Achieving DOUGLAS AUST Elfish, Gay, Witty GLEN AUST Courteous, Honest, Business-like BETTY JO BALLARD Alert, Natural, Pleasant MARGARET BLACK Pretty, Friendly, Spirited ! PAGE THIRTEEN A.