Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Ul yUc ’d. Pausing briefly to muse over our proudest memories — those things that we ' ll ne ' er forget. Our faculty ' s skating party on Main Street. Frosty ' s poetry. The game with Graham Hi. Pearisburg ' s Lending us a band. Our new curtains in the auditorium. The faculty Male Quartet. Miss Alexander ' s howdy. Miss Gibboney. Girls in fifth period chemistry. Hogg ' n Huff song sessions. Mrs. Lemons ' Lieutenant. Raymond ' s library books. Doctor Bowles ' First Aid Classes. District Basketball To urnament. Stunt Day. Ulysses ' and Tommy ' s hair cuts. The junk and mag. campaign. Miss Dalton ' s rings. The Moles Hole Club. Von Moody and his trumpet. Our seniors with MRS degrees. Mrs. Riley ' s collection for dog meat. Going to the station to see the boys off. The Little Moron Jokes. Six weeks tests in Gym. The air raid drills. The Senior Christmas party. Hi-Y supper meetings. Bow ' s Limousine. Rationing week. Senior play practice. Harris ' double chin. A certain blackout. Spring Carnival. Tom ' s procrastinating. PAGE TWENTY-SIX

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I m • • SOPHOMORE OFFIOERS President WESLEY VAUGHAN Vice-President MANSON GILLIAM Secretary ' CHARLES BYRD Treasurer CATHERINE HINTON H ere are the Sophonnores completing their second year in high school; and by now, probably they feel as though they have gained much In experience and are fully prepared for the year ahead, the eventful Junior year. They have overcome every small difficulty which may have challenged their courageous determination to make their sophomore class a profitable one in every way. Their very capable leaders were Mrs. Thomas Dobyns, Mr. John Largent, Miss Lorraine Thompson, and Miss Nell Hall. Under their guidance the sophomores have made quite a place for themselves in the school; both in athletics and social events as well as in scholastic matters. Also guiding and leading them were their officers to whom they owe much; for they have been patient and helpful leaders. Being the upperclassmen of next year each must realize his responsibility and redouble his efforts in order that he may be fully prepared to enter Into his Junior year. Judging from the achievements of this year this Junior class will Indeed be an excellent one. I CE TWENTY-SEVEN