Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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CSTTOTUS - - ' -,, , i Firsf row: Mz Co:,T'rey. Second row: M-1'oa'f-T Ann lffwy Barham: Quvsenbr-rry, Ann Riqqins, Irene Warlicls. Third row: lrfnf- H,ifriif,'i M.1ir1afm Lf-llwirh Rufh Folfien BerTv Gill, Dori-, Burchvlf, Mildred Tabor. Fourfh row: Pav, Thin-f, Ann Kiniz Marv Jean Tickle, Ruih Williams, Helen Bauqh, Elizabefh CT-rislev, Bonnie Helron, Br-Hy Slrdrpl-, Fifrh row: Ann Tum, Biiibma How'-ll, Bodvani- S?.'irw'er', Mildred Dallon, Pauline Aker, Berry Bishop, Hazel Parsell, Jovi- C.illimo ', Bfflly Macy, Sixfh row: lrffl N1-wf'-an, T. J. Dunfan, Crioroe Bunn, Al T-lirviilTon, Earlie Marshall, Fred Aniburn Jnfk Saunileri, STephen Fr-lfy. N09 Shown: Dfinriii- Hanilorix Dofofhv Maloni- W lTl-T a membership oT 36, under The direcTion oT Mr. James GodTrey, The Chorus Club had a verv worThwhile year. In The Tall The club sponsored a dance in The gym, sang Tor The P.T.A., The Woman's Club and The Ellcs Memorial Service. The ouTsTandinq evenT oT The ChrisTmas Season Tor The club was The parTicipaTion in Han- dels Messiah which was presenTed on December I3 in The PresbyTerian Church. The sonqsTers added much To The beauTy OT The Spring Carnival wiTh Their melodious voices. This year, in March, The club was hosT To The DisTricT Musical FesTival. The musical year Tor The chorus was TerminaTed wiTh Their parTicipaTing in The Chorus and Band ConcerT and The commencemenT exercises. MargareT Ann Lewis was accompanisT during The pasT year. The club oTTicers were: Mary Jane Baker, president who moved To BrisTol early in The year, and was succeeded by MargareT LeTTwich3 BeTTy Bishop, vice-presidenT3 RuTh Williams, sec- reTary and Treasurer, Ann King, librarian: and Earlie Marshall, reporTer. fuiifi' fijilyjmir'

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Prim Priscilla ' - 0 Firsf row: Second row: Third row: Fourih row: Nof shown: Loraine Richardson, BeTTy Slack. Dorolhy Fuller, Colene RoberTson, Mary Frances Askew, BeTTy Ayers, PaT Downey, Mildred Davidson, Mary Allison, Mary Woolley, Mary Runion, Lila McCall, June WheaTIey. June Kegley, AniTa Bailey, Jeanne Kegley. Jean Jenkins, Mary Hill, BeTTy Jennings, Evelyn l-lall, Miss Margie Jacobs and Miss Louise Ellell, sponsors, Fonda Williarns, Mary Dunlap, Sylvia Dalian, Viola l-lowleTT. Helen Kegley, Carle ShuTTlebarger. HE purpose oT The Prim Priscilla Club is To creaTe higher social sTandards among The sTudenTs OT P.l-l.S. lT has done much Tor The school by sponsoring several social acTiviTies Th is yea r. New members were elecTed and iniTiaTed aT The TirsT oT The school Term. OTTicers OT The club were: AniTa Bailey, presidenTg June Kegley, vice-presidenTg Jeanne Kegley, secreTary: and Helen Kegley, Treasurer. On December l2Th, The TirsT Tormal OT The year was sponsored by The club. The V.P.l. Cavaliers Turnished The music Tor The evening. The dance was enjoyed by all who aTTended. This ChrisTmas Formal is sponsored each year by The Prim Priscilla. ln The spring, The club sponsored The 'Spring Carnival wiTh The Theme MoonlighT Serenade prevailing. The girls in pasTel dresses and The boys in Tuxedos made a lovely overTure To The season. Aided by Their Two able sponsors, Miss Margie Jacobs and Miss Mary Louise ElleTT, They have had a successTul year. flllll' .fTf'3 fZ7'f