Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

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He seemed to hold to the theory that to have friends one must be a friend. He was ours. MRS. LUTHER FARRIS Sunny a most appropriate name for one who brought sunshine to our school and into our lives. She was always understanding, gay, and helpful and on all occasions was willing to listen to our problems. Mrs. Farris was a lover of music and for a period of years directed the Chorus of our school. “Of all flic magic words That fall upon our ear “Sunny” lingers longest Forever and a year. cr HI HE 1950 ORIOLE STAFF has striven to portray to the eyes of its readers an appreciation of Puiaski High School ' s music department. It is needless to expound upon the rapid accomplishment this department has made and the high esteem in which it is held by critics. Not only is music an integral part of our school life, but it also affords pleasure to its participants, the student body, and the community. It is our highest endeavor to bring to your realization the endless efforts displayed by the members of the chorus and band in making musical culture accessible to those who desire it. The students of our school could not have been so honored in representing us in state festivities had it not been for the capable and accomplished leadership of the director, James H. Godfrey. It is through his wise and careful guidance that this department has become one of the best in our district since his coming to Pulaski High School in 1946. May the spirit that prevails upon the musicians and their school mates be an example to oncoming students as those attributes which are becoming to Pulaski High School students. We, therefore seek to honor and at the same time pay tribute to Mr. James H. Godfrey and the members of the Pulaski High School band and chorus by glorifying their efforts as the theme of our book. 7 HE 1950 ORIOLE Staff has endeavored herewith to bring to the minds of the readers a revocation of our many happy days in Pulaski High School through picture and word. May this Oriole be one that will always bring pleasure to its readers and honor to our school. We the members of the Pulaski High School ' Oriole Staff of 1950 are sincerely grateful for the long hours and the endless efforts of our able sponsors. First row: DEAN TESTER Editor-in-Chief CECIL LOGAN Business Manager Second row: MR. FOY AUST Business Adviser MISS MAYME KATHERINE McCOY Literary Adviser TEMPLE PAINTER Assistant Editor Third row: ANTON WALLNER Assistant Business Manager EARLI MARSHALL Art Editor BILL LESTER Photographer Fourth row: GLENNA BALLINGER Literary Editor DUANE MINK Assistant Literary Editor FRED GREGORY Sports Editor Fifth row: EZRA QUESENBERRY Sports Editor FRANNY RATCLIFFE Typist GAYNELL DAVIDSON Typist T Student Counci ☆ ☆ ☆ First row: Second row: Third row: Mary Belle Yelton, Mary Hamilton, Perry Wilson, Fred Gregory, Bill King, Glenna Ballinger, Duane Mink, Gaynell Davidson, George Bunn III, Colleen Wirt. Mary Draper Hall, Ellen Cooper. Euna Rose Powers, Jackie Gallimore, Dorcas Duncan, Frances R ate I iff e , Jo Ann Frost, Evelyn Snyder, Margaret Gregory, Anton Wallner, Sally Lou Gilmer, Bobby Jean Linkous, Sara Huff, Betty Beamer, Barbara Warner, Mary Young, Iris Carper. Charles Black, Tommy Bones, Harry Beckner, Dougles Smith, Bill Wallace, Dean Tester. Not Shown Joan Fanning and Viola Howlett. HE student council serves a dual purpose. Through it a means of student p articipation in school government is provided as well as cooperation and under- standing between the faculty and the students. The council consists of all club presidents and class representatives. The president, Duane Mink, and the vice president, Glenna Ballinger, were elected by the student body, while the secretary, Joan Fanning, and the treasurer, Gaynell Davidson, were elected by the council. Mrs. J. C. Totten was chosen the sponsor, succeeding Mrs. Luther Farris. The projects for the year included: The purchasing of a piano to be used in the gym- nasium; monetary aid for band supplies; and two placques in memory of Mrs. Luther Farris and Mr. Edward Jennings. There is real assurance of the council ' s value to the school ' s total program of education. Among the many activities sponsored by the council were: The March of Dimes; the Vaude- ville Show; the Farmer ' s Ball; and a Clean-Up Campaign. The very fine success of the council was dependent upon the cooperation of students and faculty. eight ☆ ☆ ☆ Principa MR. WILLIAM R. GARLAND, B. A., M. A. MSI SEPTEMBER 1946, the class of 1950 entered Pulaski High School as new students accom- panied by Mr. William R. Garland, a new principal. In the four years he has won our respect and highest admira- tion for the giving of his time so liberally and for his wisdom in planning a well-rounded school life for each of us. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the many qualities he has helped instill in us and by assisting his faculty in preparing us for future life. Faculty ☆ ☆ ☆ Mr. Foy Aust, B. S. Mrs. Charles Bird, B. S. Mr. Earle Crabtree, B. S. Miss Betty Crockett, B. S. Miss Laura Dalton, B. S. Mrs. Helen Dixon, B. S. Mrs. Thomas E. Dunn, B. S. rs. Margaret Fulk, B. S. Miss Emma Gallimore, B. A. Mrs. W. R. Garland, A. B. Mr. John Gillard, B. S. Mr. James H. Godfrey, B. M. Edu. Mrs. George Himmelman, Secretary Mrs. Charles P. Kegley, Jr., B. S. Mr. Victor W. Kreiter, A. B. eleven HE C 1 Faculty ☆ ☆ ☆ Miss Mayme Katherine McCoy, B. S. Miss Jane Pendleton, B. S. Mrs. Nester Perdue, B, A Miss Galilee Phelps, B. A. Mr. W. T. Plant, B. A. Mrs. Friel Quesenberry, B. S. . Mrs. John Sanders, B. S., M. S. Miss Ruth Simpson, B. S. Miss Lillian Smith, B. S., B. A., M. A. ) Mrs. J. C. Totten, B. S. Mrs. David Wall, B. S. Mrs. Stephen E. Whitney, B. A. 1 Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson, B. S. Miss Evelyn Wilson, A. B. Miss Evelyn Wood, B. S. twelve Senior Class Officers ☆ Viola Howlette, Earlie Marshall, Gaynell Davidson, Ezra Quesenberry. 7 ' HIS GROUP OF SENIORS was introduced into the school four years ago, little realizing the excitement, thrills, friendships and new experiences that the future held. We leave our sincere appreciation to all our high school teachers, Miss Carol Sublett, Mrs. Friel Quesenberry, Mr. Vic Kreiter, Miss Betty Crockett, Mr. Foy Aust, Mrs. J. C. Totten, and to Mr. W. R. Garland, our principal who entered the school four years ago when we were freshmen. Let us not forget Mrs. Luther Farris who passed from our midst on October 7, 1949. Those who led the class of 50 are: Viola Howlett, president; Earlie Marshall, vice-president; Gaynell Davidson, secretary; and Ezra Quesenberry, treasurer. fourteen BETTY JEAN AKERS Murdock Comical, Carefree, Pleasant MARVIN SAFORD AKERS Saford Polite, Good-Looking, Friendly Ck rried, Jolly, Obese TY JOANN ALBERT Betty Courteous, Natural, Interested 1 - ' ) ' . 1 ”1 EVERETT RICHARD ALLEY Rick Vivacious, Clever, Cute SANDRA O ' NEAL AMOS Sandy Frivolous, Willing, Neat WILLIE DEAN ASPER Willie Dean Petite, Serious, Industrious DANA LORRAINE ATKINS Dana Redhead, Pleasant, Fair Minded GLENNA FERN BALLINGER Glenna” Scholarly, Pretty, Genuine GEORGE SHEFFEY BAUGH George Sports-Loving, Prankster, Carefree ROBERT LEWIS BEAMER ' Lum Tall, Business-Like, Reserved HAROLD O ' DELL BEDSAUL Buddy Unconcerned, Reticent, Friendly BETTY ANN BISHOP Betty Sedate, Shy, Serious JAMES OAKLEY BLACK Jimmy Debater, Well-Mannered, Cheerful WILLIAM DAVID BLANKENSHIP Bill Good-Natured, Moody, Creative I JOSEPH THOMAS BONES Tommy Studious, Efficient, Likeable J DORIS ANN BOADWINE Pig Tiny, Dignified, Consistent CHARLES DOUGLAS BRATTON Doug Well-Liked, Shy, Accommodating ROBERT EUGENE BRICKLEY Bobby Conscientious, Pleasant, Good-Natured NANCY JANE BROWN Nancy Journalistic, Vivacious, Generous l i JAMES CURTIS BRUMFIELD Jake Nonchalant, Friendly, Cheerful GEORGE STROTHER BUNN III Squeendunk Subtle, Theatrical, Individualistic LANCES ANN CARSON Frances Attractive, Quiescent Sophisticated ANNIE LOU CHRISLEY Tadpole Cooperative, Dependable, Capable BETTY JEAN COLE Bettv Tranquil, Pleasant, Attentive JEAN FRANCES COMER Jean Reticent, Deserving, Coy 0 ELLEN LUCILLE COOPER Industrious, Serene, Responsible IMA JEANETTE COX Pokie Lou Effervescent, Obliging, Fair-Minded WALTER GOLDEN COX Junior Independent, Industrious, Mischievous DONALD RICHARD CRAFTON Ricky Cute, Immaculate, Energetic Friendly, Joking, Accommodating GAYNELL CARROLL DAVIDSON Gay Radiant, Popular, Agile JAMES EMORY DeHART Mitch Distant, Artistic, Independent BILLIE JEAN DILLON Billie Jean Lady-Like, Unselfish, Cute DORCAS EILEENE DUNCAN Renee Well-Dressed, Unselfish, Fun-Loving MARY LOU EADS Mary Quiet, Accommodating, Blushing K jP 1 ' BAYNE BENSON FARMER Bayne Adaptable, Lanky, Agreeable JACQUELYN GALLIMORE Jackie Talented, Lady-Like, Unselfish WILLIAM WALTON GOAD Billy- Unconcerned, Loud, Mischievious k X ELLA MAE GOAD Ella Mae Retiring, Sincere, Helpful J BARBARA ELLEN GRANTHAM Bobbie Tiny, Cute, Good Dancer V SAMUEL FREDERIC GREGORY Iggy Comical, Good-Looking, Well-Dressed LOIS JEAN HALEY Jean Quiescent, Industrious, Helpful MARY DRAPER HALL Mary D Amicable, Stylish, Indifferent CONLEY JACKSON HALL Conley Uncertain, Happy-Go Lucky, Likeable MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON Mary Dependable, Well-Mannered, Neat DONALD HOUSTON HARRELL Donnie Good Personality, Nice Looking, Talented LUCILLE IRENE HARRISON Irene Unaffected, Pleasant, Exact VIOLA THEO HOWLETT Via Friendly, Agreeable, Natural 1 EDWARD ROBERT HURD Bobby Well-Dressed, Industrious, Reserved LOIS JEANETTE HURLEY Jenny Unselfish, Jovial, Unchanging ANN CAROLYN HURST Ann Carolyn Patient, Well-Mannered, Likeable DOUGLAS EDWARD KEGLEY .£ i aU ¥ Doug l kster, Friendly, Generous Y SHIRLEY MELVIN KEGLEY Squirley Artistic, Dancer, Smiling LANDON DUANE KESLING Duane Inquisitive, Unchanging, Pleasant JOHNNY RUSSELL KIDD Johnny Argumentative, Determined, Frank NANCY LEE KIDD Nancy Friendly, Unselfish, Industrious PIERCE ELWOOD KIDD % ' Elwood Nice, Quiet, Concise b WILLIAM PARIS KING Hollywood Husky, Sports-Loving, Spontaneous A 1 RUBY JANE KIRKNER Ruby Talented, Reserved, Unselfish fio a ) I J WILLIAM HENRY LESTER r Bil1 . ty ' Good-Looking, Sociable, Buffoon JAMES CECIL LOGAN Cecil Dependable, Talkative, Ambitious BARBARA MOORE LYNCH Barbara Frank, Spirited, Loquacious -4 LOIS DAWN MABE Lois Jabbering, Friendly, Pleasant CHARLES DAVID MABRY Sonny Conscientious, Polite, Laughing JAMES EDWARD MANTZ Jimmy Short, Jolly, Unconcerned EARLIE WOODSON MARSHALL Earlie Independent, Artistic, Obliging FRANCES JUNE MARSHALL Bug Unassuming, Nice, Courteous CARL EUGENE NEWSOME Crash A LARRY CADDELL PHILLIPS Larry Debater, Polite, Daring ONALD STUART PRATT Don Studious, Nice-Looking, Tall Talkative, Dependable, Friendly to 1 4 1 ' MARTIN CURTIS RICHARDSON Curtis Well-Mannered, Argumentative, Obliging JUANITA VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Nita Blushing, Quiet, Friendly LELAND STANFORD RIGGS Bucky Ambitious, Well-Dressed, Gentlemanly FRANCES JANE ROSEBERRY Frances Reserved, Helpful, Industrious jP- • MARGARET LOUISE ROSS Mug Studious, Dependable, Likeable DOUGLAS MARVIN RUSSELL Doug Unconcerned, Tall, Happy-Go-Lucky 0 $ CviLLIAM BLAIR SANDERS, Jr. 1 Billy Good-Looking, Pleasant, Witty HELEN ANN SCOTT Scottie Debater, Fair-Minded, Joking JAMES PRESTON SMITH ' Buddy Pleasant, Good-Looking, Blonde WANDA LOUISE SMITH Red Red-Head, Polite, Nonchalant EVELYN SNYDER Sweeny Lady-Like, Calm, Outstanding IRIS DAWN SOUTHERN Iris Retiring, Obliging, Capable SUE D ALTON SPRATT Susie Dependable, Helpful, Fun-Loving CRYSTAL MAE STAFFORD Peggy Comical, Energetic, Likeable CAROLYN SUE STANLEY Chicken Talkative, Blonde, Effervescent JO ANN STUART Jo Dependable, Fun-Loving, Jolly i, I . METTIE ELIZABETH STOOTS Elizabeth Athletic, Attractive, Portly EMMA MAE STOOTS Butch Obliging, Argumentative, Able RICHARD DEAN TESTER Coy Popular, Keen, Versatile ILLIAM FRANKLIN THOMAS, Tommy Jr. Conscientious, Witty, Intellectual JOHN DARST THRASHER Squirrel” Cute, Flirtatious, Easy-Going LILLIAN MARIE TIPPETT Lillian Blushing, Talkative, Polite $ Gentlema n- Like, Masculine, Industrious Well-Dressed, Courteous, Affable RUBY ELEANOR TURPIN Ruby Calm, Unassuming, Willing BETTY DAWN VIA Blackie Neat, Pleasant, Unselfish J MARY LUCILLE VIA Mary Lucille Conscientious, Likeable, Poised r M U WILLIAMS- WILLIAM SAMUEL WALLACE Bill n+el lectu a I , Dependable, Outspoken IRENE ELIZABETH WARLICK Stub Neat, Dependable, Friendly DONTHA CUBA WEBB Donnie Shy, Reflective, Silent BETTY LOU WHITTINGTON Betty Lou” Dependable, Talented, Gay DORIS ROBERTA WILSON Doris Sedate, Neat, Attractive PERRY LYNN WILSON Como Aggressive, Religious, Sports-Loving COLLEEN IRIS WIRT Coco Dignified, Dependable, Unselfish BOBBY LEE WOLFE Bobby Easy-Going, Cute, Mannerly MARY BELLE YELTON K. F. Snort Paddlefoot Gay, Unsettled, Likeable ‘-Jx- — m X JcaL Ty u wUft ' V- ( -HI 9l .. -HI CM A .A. rvv _ A. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iris Carper, Tommy Andrews, Betty Jo Chaffin, Sam Morris. 7 HE JUNIORS have lived up to their standards this year by working hard with hope of graduating in the class of 51. The officers this year were as follows: president, Iris Carper; vice-president, Tommy Andrews; secretary, Betty Jo Chaffin; treasurer, Sam Morris. In addition to the officers the juniors had three representatives on the Student Council. They were Joan Fanning, Sally Hall and Charles Black. The sponsors this year were, Mrs. Nester C. Perdue, Mrs. David Wall, Miss Ruth Simpson, Mrs. W. R. Garland and Mrs. O. E. Burch. twenty-eight Katherine Allison Charles Black Joe Cook Joan Fanning Geraldine Gilley Elaine Hayter Jo Dot Akers Betty Jo Brown Theresa Dalton Pauline Farmer Kathleen G ray Barbara Hudson Tommy Andrews Dorothy Brown Doug Davis Steve Felty Sara Gregory Jimmy Hughes Carl Andrews Doris Burchett Charles Dent John Fortner Margaret Gregory Jean Hyatt Joan Ashley Iris Carper June Dobbins Lewis B. Foster Sally Hall Rebecca Johnson Mac Atkins Betty Jo Chaffin Roy Douglas Jo Ann Frost R. J. Harris Heber Kegiey Rosa Bain Robert Chumbley Porter Downey Dorothy Garwood Doris Holston Martha Jane Kegiey Robert Bassett Joyce Clark Evelyn Dutton Betty Gill Gwendolyn Hanks Garnett Kelly Ezma Lea King Margie King William H. King Ollie Lee Landis Joyce Landreth Eleanor Leache William Leftwich Margaret Ann Lewis Gladies Lineberry Jean Lineberry Ronnie Lindamood Shirley Lucas Joe Ed Mabe James Mabry Lula Mabry Ruth Marshall Gladies Martin Mary Lou Meade Jimmy Melton Hazel Meredith Colleen Millirons Sam Morris Wallace Neese Aileen Norman Doug Nunn Eugene Nunn Jerry Pace Temple Painter, Jr. Hazel Parsell Louise Peterson Alma Phibbs Betty Poore Barbara Quesenberry Mildred Quesenberry Donald Rigney Bill Rogers Howard Rorrer Sue Rorrer Patsy Runyon Merita Ryan Larry Sanders Kenneth Schrader Donald Shupe Vernon Shelor Pat Smith Guida Smithers Jean Snyder Ray Southern Bodeane Stammers Nellie Stuart Mildred Stoots Marie Stillwell Ruth Swain Iford Turpin Betty Gay Umberger Betty Vanover James Vaughan Leroy Waddell Evelyn Ward Anton Wahner Petty V arlick Sibyl Weatherman Bob Welch David Williams Barbara Windle Clara Worrell Daisy Wright on SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Harry Bouras, Doug Farmer, Janie King, Tommy Mabe. 7 HE SOPHOMORES, who have worked hard to complete the second year of high school, are looking forward to the Junior year. Their sponsors are: Mr. Jack Gillard, Miss Evelyn Wood, Mr. Earle Crabtree, Miss Emma Gallimore, Mrs. Charles Kegley and Mrs. Thomas Dunn. Their capable officers were: Harry Bouras, preside nt: Doug Farmer, vice- president; Janie King, secretary; and Tommy Mabe, treasurer. In addition to their officers their student council representatives were Sally Gilmer and Bobbie Linkous. thirty-one Jeanne Andrews Ruth Aust Louis Akers Betty Beamer F ' rank Bixler Janette Bocock Charles Boley Harry Bouras Helen Brickey Dorothy Bowman Mary Helen Brown Ellen Kate Bruce Alice Burchett Richard Burchett Helen Burton Carroll Cardin Fred Carrico Ann Chumbley Homer Coble Mary Eloise Collins David Conner Fred Cummings Alene Dalton Ruth Ann Dalton Jean Davis Mary Ellen Davis Phyllis Davidson Arlene Dean Priscilla Downey Jack Duncan Aileen Dutton Margie Edmonds Douglas Farmer Bobby Epperly Becky Fizer Curtis Foley Rex French Iris Gardner Charlotte Gemmell Sally Lou Gilmer Ruth Goad John Gregory Phyllis Gress Reba Grimes Marvin Grubb Betty Hall Evelyn Hall Evelyn Finks Hall Shirley Hancock 1 na Harrell Peggy Harrell Alene Harriman Jean Haislip Katherine Hawkins Peggy Hedge Mary Horton Bobby Joe Huff Dawn Huff Sara Huff Carl Hughett Louise Humphrey Barbara Isaac Jimmy Jonas Patti Jordan Bobbie Jean Linkous Larry Morris Clinton Owens Robbie Robinson Betty Smith Peggy Tickle Tommy Jordan Roberta Linkous Bill Morris Jimmy Patterson Jackie Roseberry Douglas Smith Charlie Thomas Doris Johnson Don Logan Albert Morris Wanda Patton Margaret Rupe Ruth Smith Charlie Thompson Joe Kegley Betty Lovern Chic Marshall Alma Powers Ann Rutherford Gladys Spense Bobby Thorton Edith King Carroll Lundy Norma Martin David Powell John Sadler Helen Spraker Ann Vaught Helen King Janie King „ • £arol Lester ‘-Ira Lewey Louise Lyons Tommy Mabe • ... Darlene Meredith Thelma Myers Nancy Martin Gloria Martin � ' J6yce Mannuel Joe Newman Janette Quesenberry Irish Rasn Mary Jane Reynolds Jackie Richardson Snooky Sanders Bill Scott “ y -Carlyle ' Scott Carol Shufflebarger Thressa Stoots Stanley Stoots •. _ Wallace Sutphin Betty Tickle Ruth Waddell Bobby Wainwright Nancy Warburton William Warden Gloria Ware Ann Whisman Mary Frances Whitt Don Whitaker Duane Williams Elaine Wirt Gay Worrell Freshman Class ☆ ☆ ☆ MISS LAURA DALTON Gaynell Sutphin Frances Hagee Loretta Burchett Mary Phelps John Baugh Mildred Tracy Peggy Horton Isabelle Cameron Glenna Rupe Alfred Burton Mildred Turner Ruth Jackson Betty Carr Evelyn Smith Miller Bushong Irene Wallner Mary Ann Jennings Shirley Davidson Leanna Stoots John Davidson Catherine Jordan Doris Farmer Mildred Stoots Ralph Duncan MRS W. B WILKINSON Marie Leftwich Frankie Gibbs Jean Sutphin Charlie Ferguson Wayne Black Ann Padgett Carolyn Gill Jettie Turner Jimmy Fisher Hugh Brown Nancy Smith Pattie Hawkins Rose Lee Turner Teddy Gillespie Paul Childress Marie Swindell Norma McMillan Peggy Warden Elmer Hancock George Conner Barbara Ann Warner Marilyn McNew Violet Tabor Darrell Kegley Benston Cox Mary Anne Young Mattie Palmer Gypsy Nimmo Charles King Christopher Cox Mary Jane Moore Glenna Pagan Peggy Tabor Calvin McGlothin Toni Crowell Agnes Quesenberry Sybil Reece Curtis Meredith Ralph Hall MRS. HELEN DIXON Delphia Rigney Faye Ratcliff Ralph Mitchell Clay Hughett James Bassett Pauline Roseberry Jenell Brown Tommy Moyers Carroll Lundy Robert Byrd Darlene Via Lolo Gregory Billy Musser Bob Lynch Walter Craig Ronnie Runyon Eugene Mabry Donald Davis MISS EVELYN WILSON MRS. BIRD Benny Ward Douglas Malone Douglas Duncan Eugene Havens Lamont Andrews Douglas Burgess James Moore Victor Linkous Herbert Palmer Paul Folden Harry Beckner Donald Nance John Lucas Elmer Parks Bob Hall 1 rving Cruff James Odham Jackson Martin Tommy Sarver Luther Henderson Bill Morris Jack Pearman Jesse Moses Bobbie Stewart Rodney Huff Kenneth Morris Donald Poore Harold Pace Robert Thompson Irving Reese Draper Poore James Powers Ralph Roop Lucille Collins David Pratt tmory Sutphin Jack Via Helen Cook Eleanor Evans Jimmy Ryan Irvin Trail Philip Waller Margaret Gosnell Clarence Saunders Nelson Walters Jimmie White Flora Mae Killen Bonnie Grubb Joe Shinault Gary Whitaker Robert Fagg Marlene Lovern Doris Hagee Hensel Turpin Olen White Thomas Jones Barbara Manning Elizabeth Hayden Dale Wampler Richard Wolfe Katie Maxwell Peggy Mannings Douglas Crowder Charles Young Colleen Bratton Janet Morris Iris Mitchell Ray Hoback Charles Allison Elizabeth Clay 1 rene Owens Joan Payne Robert Yonce Curtis Hubble Jenell Brown Bertha Tate Elizabeth Pike Paul LeFew Magdeline Davidson Rosetta Thompson Jane Pratt Patricia Amburn Katherine Freeman Doris Vaughn Naomi Quesenberry Vernice Carper Shirley Bedsaul Phyllis Hamilton Evelyn Waddell Shirley Smith Rebecca Combs June-Brown Joyce Martin Nancy Williams Madelyn Stuart Betty Grubb FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS :n SEPTEMBER of 1949 the halls of Pulaski High School were unfamiliar to us, but now we feel a part of the student body, and aspire to hold high the ideals of our school as future leaders. The sponsors were: Mrs. Charles Bird, Miss Laura Dalton, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Mrs. John Sanders, Mrs. Stephen Whitney, Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson and Miss Evelyn Wilson. The class was capably led by Barbara Warner, president; Harry Beckner, vice-president; Barbara Manning, secretary; and Ralph Duncan, treasurer. Seventh Grade MRS. FULK Euna Rose Powers T red Schmidt Nolan Kegley Evelyn Roseberry Joe Steger Leon Key Joe Bates Joyce Safewright Charles Taylor Sammy Long Maurice Brown Ada Slusher Ralph Smith Charles McKinney Willie Cox Rachel Thomas Frank Murphy Thomas Farmer Geraldine Thompson Shirley Copeland Joe Myers Arlen Graveley Patsy Webster Ann Covey M. V. Perfator Carl Horton Betty Lou Worrell Elizabeth Cummings Rodney Runyon John Kilbert Nancy Wright Penelope Dalton Estelle Sayers Marvin Lemons Lois Smith Bonnie Gray Billy Smith Harry Owen Sandra Harman Sonny Thompson Phillip Ratcliffe Carol Houston Glenn Vaughan Robert Rupe MISS GALILEE PHELPS Patsy Jennings Franklin Ryan Sue Linkous Pebecca Barnett David Thornton Alfred Baugh Iris Lonq Geraldine Bragg Elmer Williams Jackie Boathe Alice McGlothin Dollie Bratton Thomas Yonts Robert Brown Darleen Musser Nancy Childress Robert Dutler Carolyn Perdue Bessie Cook Ellen Carroll Wilburn Doyle Lila Sadler Jo Ann Garrett Jane Carson Joe Draper R uth Tracy Louise Harrell Yvanne Eversole William Fowlkes Sandra Whitaker Mildred Huff Nellie Graveley Douglas Hagee Lois White Nancv Hurst Carolyn Hale Irving Hall Phyllis 1 rvin Barbara Holey Marvin Hight Nancy Kidd Grace Hill Hubert Hill MISS LILLIAN SMITH Jo Ann Lowman Doris Hubble Wayne King Beverly Pearce Joyce Hughes L. D. Lineberry Carl Armbrister May Ellen Pickett Nancy H urd Philip Marshal 1 Elmer Combs Mary Shinault Jo Ann Kidd Roswell Meredith Robert Carfton Ba r bara Smith Louise Marshall Richard Nichols Walter Davis Marie Spangler Anne Millirons Joe Norman Donnie Holliday Nancy Stumpf Sally Nester Nancy Parks Johnny Rice Wilbur H uff Carolyn Williams thirty-six Nationa Honor Society ☆ ☆ Firs! row: Second row: No! shown: Colleen Wirt, Nancy Brown, Willie Dean Asper, Margaret Ross, Evelyn Snyder, Irene Harrison, Glenna Ballinger. Mrs. Perdue, Francis Stimson, Tommy Bones, Duane Mink, Tommy Thomas, Bill Wallace. Cecil Logan. HE PURPOSE of the Count Pulaski Chapter of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. The chapter has published the Honor Roll each six weeks in order to create more interest in scholarship. The officers are: Bill Wallace, president; Glenna Ballinger, vice-president; Irene Harrison, secretary; and Evelyn Snyder, treasurer. Mrs. Nester C. Perdue is the sponsor. Junior Nationa Honor Society First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Eighth row: Miss McCoy, Tommy Jordan, Evelyn Hall, Sara Huff. Ellen Kate Bruce, Becky Fizer, Betty Beamer. Patti Jordan, Sally Lou Gilmer, Bobby Linkous. Darleen Meredith, Norma Martin, Gloria Ware. Don Logan, Janet Bocock, Ruth Ann Dalton. John Sadler, Priscilla Downey, Alice Burchett. William Warden, Nancy Warburton, Elaine Wirt. Wallace Sutphin, Peggy Harrell. 7 r HE PURPOSE of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character. The officers for this year were: president, Sara Huff; vice-president, Evelyn Fink Hall; secretary, Becky Fizer; treasurer, Tommy Jordan; and sponsor, Miss Mayme K. McCoy. thirty-nine Beta Club ☆ ☆ ☆ ■ ■ V mm H r - m pi 4 ft. ft ! JU 1 0 A A A. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Bobby Beamer, Tommy Bones, Don Pratt, Colleen Wirt. Willie Asper, Nancy Brown, Belty Jo Chaffin, Alma Phibbs, Barbara Quesenberry, Susie Gregory, Margaret Gregory, Margie Edmonds, Pauline Farmer, l r ene Harrison, Sue Spratt, Barbara Hudson, Miss Emma Gallimore. William Leftwich, Francis Stimson, Temple Painter, Joe Ed Mabe, Jimmy Mabry, George Baugh, Anton Wallner, Tommy Thomas, Duane Mink, Bill Wallace, Cecil Logan, Tommy Andrews. Joan Fanning, Ezma Lee King, Joan Ashley, Lula Stoots, Betty Warlick, Dorothy G arwood, Margaret Ross, Sue Rorrer, Evelyn Ward, Jo Ann Frost, Dorothy Brown, Glenna Ballinger, Gaynell Davidson, Evelyn Snyder. 7 HE BETA CLUB Is a merit organization open to Juniors and Seniors who have a B average, good character traits and leadership ability. Mem- bers are approved by the administration of the school. The purpose of the club is to raise the standards of the student body and to create in the students a desire to further their education. The membership this year is the largest in the history of the school. New members were inducted at an assembly program. The officers are: Tommy Bones, president: Don Pratt, vice-president; Colleen Wirt, secretary: and Bobby Beamer, treasurer. Miss Emma Gallimore is the club ' s sponsor. forty Journalism Class ☆ ☆ ☆ First row: Second row: Third row: Evelyn Snyder, George Bunn, Perry Wilson, Jimmy Black, Betty Vanover. Jo Anne Stuart, Nancy Brown, Leona Thornton, Irene Harrison, Barbara Grantham. Colleen Wirt, Betty Via, Betty Albert, Conley Hall, Melvin Kegley, Cecil Logan, Bill Blankenship, Bayne Farmer, Jimmy Vaughn, James Radford, Jean Lineberry, Mrs. Wilkinson. w. HE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, The Oriole Chirps, is published monthly by the members of the Journalism Class under the direction of Mrs. B. Wilkinson who replaced Miss Elizabeth Painter. The staff members are as follows: Editor, Perry Wilson; Assistant Editor, Evelyn Snyder; Business Manager, George Bunn III; Assistant Business Manager, Irene Harrison; Sports Editors, Jean Lineberry and Conley Hall. forty one mMiw 1 Hi ilk . W irg’ T W ' w 8 - ■ Clockwise: Back row: SENIOR BOYS ' Hl-Y Perry Wilson, Bill Lester, Owen Alley, Fred Newman, Dean Tester, Vice-President; Bill King, President; George Baugh, Treasurer; Bucky Riggs, Bayne Farmer, Fred Gregory, Bobby Beamer. Mr. Gillard, Sponsor; Jimmy Mantz, Tommy Bones, Francis Stimson, Saford Akers, Bill Wallace, Larry Phillips, Tommy Thomas, Duane Mink, John Thrasher. The Purpose of Hi-Y ☆ ☆ 7 ' HE PURPOSE of all the Hi-Y ' s and Tri Hi-Y ' s Is to create, maintain and ex- tend through home, school and community high standards of Christian character. SOPHOMORE Hl-Y First row: Doug Farmer. Second row: Bill Morris, Tommy Mabe, Frank Bixler, Bill Scott, Jack Duncan. Third row: Harry Bouras, Joe Newman, Louis Akers, Bobby Ellis. Fourth row: Carlyle Scott, David Conner, Freddie Car- rico, Cogle Folden, Bobby Epperly, Ira Louie, Rayo Andrews. forty-two First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: SENIOR TRI Hl-Y Dorcas Duncan. Viola Hewlett, Barbara Grantham. Sue Spratt, Gaynell Davidson, Helen Scott, Doris Anne Boadwine, Jackie Gallimore. Franny Ratcliffe, Billie Jean Dillon, Annie Lou Chrisley, Betty Whittington, Lula Stoots, Mary Via. Mary Draper Hall, Glenna Ballinger, Irene Harrison, Doris Wilson, Colleen Wirt, Mary Hamilton, Sandra Amos, Mary Belle Yelton. JUNIOR TRI Hl-Y Jo Ann Frost, President. Sally Hall, Vice-President; Barbara Hudson, Secretary; Doris Burchett, Treasurer. Ezma Lee King, Ollie Landis, June Dobbins, Sara Gregory, Elaine Hayter, Margaret Gregory. Betty Jo Chaffin, Chaplain; Kathryn Allison, Betty Umberger, Iris Carper, Helen Jean Lineberry, Martha Jean Kegley, Barbara Quesenberry, Dorothy Brown, Hazel Mere- dith. Mary Lou Meade, Betty Vanover, Betty Jo Brown, Eleanor Learhe, Shirley Lucas, Eve- lyn Ward, Bodean Stammers, Joan Ashley, Alma Phibbs, Margaret Ann Lewis, Miss Mayme K. McCoy, Sponsor. SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN TRI Hl-Y First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Not shown: Betty Beamer. Irene Wallner, Patti Jordan, Mary Anne Jennings, Barbara Warner, Evelyn Fink Hall, Sara Huff. Carol Shufflebarger, Mary Horton, Norma Martin, Joyce Manuel, Ina Harrel, Ruth Ann Dalton, Carol Lester, Roberta Linkous, Jean Haslip, Jackie Richardson, Wanda Patton, Becky Fizer, Betty Loven. Ellen Kate Bruce, Helen King, Margaret Quesenberry, Louise Humphrey, Barbara Issacs, Ruth Jackson, Joan Payne, Elnor Evans, Alene Harriman, Janie King, Jane Davis, Iris Rash, Helen Burton. Jean Sutphin, Marie Tracey, Patsy Amburn, June Brown, Shir- ley Smith, Ann Padgett, Gloria Ware, Catherine Jordan, Betty Clay, Peggy Hedge, Phyllis Davis, Alice Burchett, Priscilla Downey, Nancy Martin, Ann Whisman. Elaine Wirt, Janet Boccoch, Mary Helen Brown, Charlotte Gemell, Janette Quesenberry, Mary Davis, . Sally Lou Gilmer, Phyllis Gress, Peggy Harrell, Marie Leftwich. Miss Evelyn Wilson, Sponsor. ■forty-three Debating Club ☆ ☆ ☆ First row: Second row: Third row: Doris Moody, Merita Ryan, Margaret Gregory, Helen Lineberry. Betty Vanover, Erma Powers, Ann Riggins, Susie Gregory, Lula Mabry, Betty Warlick, Mr. Kreiter. Miller Bushong, Doug Smith, Bill Scott, Chic Marshall, Luther Henderson. 7 HE DEBATING CLUB was organized in P. H. S. in 48. It started through the co-operative efforts of youth who wish to promote better speaking qualities in the school. The Debating Club accomplished much this year. The club aided in buying a plaque in memory of Mr. Ed Jennings, the organizer of the club. The officers this year are: Margaret Gregory, president; Jean Lineberry, vice- president; Merita Ryan, secretary; and Doris Lee Mooney, treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mr. Vic Kreiter. forty-four Prim Priscilla Club ☆ ☆ Steated on Floor: Jean Lineberry, Colleen Wirt, Ollie Lee Landis, Sandra Amos, Anne Lou Chrisley, Frances Ann Carson, Viola Howlett, Sarah Gregory. Seated on Couch: Norma Martin, Doris Ann Boadwine, Doris Wilson, Frances Ratcliffe, Barbara Grantham, Joan Ashley. Back row: Gayle Tilson, Gaynell Davidson, Katherine Allison, Sally Hall, Martha Jane Kegley, Joan Fanning, Iris Carper. Mary Belle Yelton, Glenna Ballinger, Barbara Lynch, Betty Gay Umberger, Dorcas Duncan. 7 HE PURPOSE of the Prim Priscilla Club is to promote higher standards among the students of the High School. It has sponsored several social events this year. On December 21, the club sponsored the Christmas Formal. In the spring the club sponsored the Spring Carnival. ' The girls in pastel dresses and the boys in tuxedoes gave a very beautiful overture to the season. The officers for the year were: Frances Ratcliffe, president; Barbara Grantham, vice-president; Doris Wilson, secretary; Doris Ann Boadwine, treasurer. The club ' s able sponsors for the year were Miss Evelyn Wood and Mrs. Friel Quesenberry. forty-five First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Margaret Gosnold, Margaret Ann Lewis, Ann Riggins, Doris Burchett, Rebecca Johnson, Mary Ann Nancy Kidd, Bodeane Stammers, Jackie Richardson, Betty Via, Lois Hurley, Pat Smith, Betty Joe Bob Welch, Barbara Quesenberry, Betty Akers, Elaine Hayter, Jo Ann Frost, June Sutphin, Hazel Shirley Kegley, Charles Dent, Bobby Thornton, Bill Rogers, Bob Dunagan, Johnny Kidd, Bill Chorus ☆ “Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory.” Sheli.ey ☆ ☆ J HE PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS of fifty-three voices under the direction of James H. Godfrey, has proven itself to be an outstanding choral organization. The fine singing by this group has been heard by many audiences this year. The tone quality, flexibility and diction of the Chorus has been highly praised by many who have heard it. The officers are: George Bunn, President; Billy Sanders, Vice-President; Jo Ann Frost, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Brown and Jackie Gallimo re, Librarians. PHS BAND 1946-1947 Standing JAMES H. GODFREY Music Director First row B. F. Adair, Geraldine Robertson, Bonnie Jean Southern, Randolph Palmer. Second row Betty Slack, James Rogers, Rav Lemon, Frank Swain, Joyce Vanhov, Joan Midkiff. Third row: Burwell Moss ■forty-six i h Jennings, Barbara Grantham, Joyce Reynolds, Frances Craig, Sibil Weatherman. Brown, Ima Cox, Shirley Lucas, Mary Jane Reynolds, Betty Gill, James Godfrey, Director. Parsell, Alma Powers, Jackie Gallimore, Nancy Brown, Charlotte Gemmell, Mary Brown. Sanders, George Bunn, Steve Felty, Donnie Harrell, Charles Black, Jimmy Vaughan, Perry Wilson, Wallace Sutphin. PHS BAND 1949-1950 E PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL BAND was first organized during September 1946, with thirty-seven mem- bers, under the direction of James H. Godfrey. The Band has developed during the past four years into a nice sounding concert band, giving many performances at festivals, assemblies, special programs and other community activities. It has added much color and life to many school and community functions. The officers are: Mary Hamilton, President; Billie Gene Dillon, Vice-President; Evelyn Dutton, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Hudson, Head Librarian; Carlyle Scott and Marie Leftwich, Assistant Librarians; Joan Fanning, Uniform Custo- dian; Johnnie Kidd, Reporter; and Bucky Riggs, Temple Painter and Lamont Andrews, Members-at-Large. (Majorettes) Iris Rash, Carole Shuff lebarger, Ann Whisman, Carolyn Hale (Mascot), Ellen Kate Bruce, Betty Vanover, Shirley Davidson. Drum Major — between 1st and 2nd rows — Melvin Kegley. Evelyn Dutton, Ruth Ann Dalton, Doris Davis, Johnny Houston, Una Rose Powers, Billie Gene Dillon, Iris Mitchell, Helen Burton, Anton Wallner. Mary Hamilton, V. H. Linkous, Jack Martin, David Jonas, Tommy Moyers, Jack Huddle, Harry Hight, Jerry Whitt, Mason Vaughan, Harold Beamer, Miller Porterfield, Geie French, Tommy Farmer. Fourth row: DeWayne Brown, F’rank Swain, Joe Ed Mabe, Douglas Han- son, A. B. Cox, Jimmy Harrell, Reedy Grimes, Barbara Hudson, Mil- dred Stoots, Joan Fan- ning, Carol Lester. Fifth row: Bob Wain- wright, Freddy Carrico, Jimmy Patterson, Freddy Cumminqs, C a r. |j y I e Scott, Tommy Jordan, Johnny Kidd, Beverly Pearce, David Jones, Lamont Andrews, Jean Haislip, Gloria Ware, Marie Leftwich, Bill Spratt, Temple Painter. Sixth row: Bucky Riqgs, Larry Pearce, Jean Hyatt. Not shown: Ollie Lee Landis, Rex French, Richard Alley Ann C h u m b I e y, Tommy Mabe, R. J. Harris and Roy Hall. JAMES H. GODFREY Music Director First row: Second row: Third row: i forty-seven ☆ ☆ ☆ F. H. A. Kneeling: Barbara Isaacs, Ina Harrell, Dorothy Brown, Ima Cox, Billie Dillon, Crystal Stafford, Jackie Gallimore, Alma Phibbs, Peggy Hedge, Jo Dot Akers, Ruth Waddell, Gloria Ware, Carol Shufflebarger. First row: Mary Helen Brown, Evelyn Hall, Patsy Runyon, Bonnie Hall, Joyce Reynolds, Darlene Meredith, Wanda Patton, Louise Humphrey, Iris Rash, Colleen Millirons, Alene Dalton, Shirley Hancock, Priscilla Downey, Ann Lewis. Second row: Iris Gardner, Mrs. Dunn, Alma Powe r s, Kathleen Hawkins, Jean Haislip, Joyce Manual, Jackie Richardson, Peqgy Harrell, Mary Horton, Gladys Spence, Gwendolyn Hanks, Marie Stilwell, Jean Comer, Gladies Martin, Lois Hunley, Charlotte Gemmell, Evelyn Morris, Doris Johnson, Helen Spraker, Hazel Meredith, Mary Hamilton, Ruth Aust, Merita Ryan, Betty Vanover, Margaret Gregory, Alene Harriman. 7 ' he purpose making and fashion show, bake sale, a very prosperous year. of this dub is to promote interest in good home community leadership. The dub has sponsored a dance and other activities which proved this to be The officers this year are: Jackie Gallimore, president; Crystal Stafford, vice-president; Billie Jean Dillon, secretary; Ima Cox, treasurer; Dorothy Brown, reporter. Sponsor is Mrs. Thomas Dunn. forty-eight ☆ ☆ ☆ Library Club Seated: Alma Phibbs, Doris Wilson, Mary Draper Hall, Miss Pearl Pendleton. Standing: Ruth Waddell, Eloise Collins, Mary Davis, Jo Dot Akers, Nancy Kidd, Alma Powers, Carol Lester, Willie Dean Asper, Ruth Ann Dalton, Glora Ware. GOOD BOOK is the best of friends, the same today and for ever. The members of the library club are chosen because they have shown an interest in reading, can assume leadership and have good scholastic records. During Book Week the club sponsored a talk, given to the juniors and seniors by Mrs. Howard Gilmer. Movies relating to the use of books, and the library were also shown during this week. Throughout the year members have assisted daily in the library, learning the mechanics of running the library. The officers of the club, sponsored by Miss Pendleton, librarian, are Mary D. Hall, president; Doris Wilson, vice-president; Willie Dean Asper, sec- retary; Jo Dot Akers, social chairman; and Ruth Ann Dalton, reporter. forty-nine Cheerleaders ☆ ☆ Left to right: Mary Belle Yeiton, Head Cheerleader; Joan Ashley, Ruth Jackson, Iris Carper, Gaynell Davidson, Franny Ratcliffe, Alice Burchett. “-JC IN OR LOSE, you ' ll hear us cry, P-U-L-A-S-K- These seven capable and high-spirited cheerleaders were elected by a faculty-student commission. Those chosen were Franny Ratcliffe, Gaynelle David- son and Mary Belle Yeiton from the Senior Class; Joan Ashley and Iris Carper from the Junior Class; Alice Burchett from the Sophomore Class; and Ruth Jackson from the Freshman Class. Led in yells by Mary Belle Yeiton, the head cheerleader, this happy group cheered the teams on to victory. They were always there to make sure that other students were as gay and full of pep as they were. They were sponsored by Mrs. Charles P. Kegley and Miss Marian Miller. titty Hi Boys Monogram Club ☆ ☆ ☆ Seated: First row: Second row: Vic Kreiter, Sponsor: Sonny Lester, Perry Wilson, Bob Dunagan, Dean Tester, Fred Gregory, Owen Alley, Bill Lester, Ezra Quesenberry, Sam Downey. Freddie Newman, Don Pratt, Richard Alley, John Thrasher, George Baugh, Donnie Harrell, Doug Kegley, Buddy Waddell, Clinton Owens, Bill King. Doug Smith, Sammy Craig, Rayo Andrews, Gene Nunn, Roy Turman, Basil Albert, Tommy Thomas, Jimmy Mabry, Russell Slaydon. 7 ' HE BOYS ' MONOGRAM CLUB is a group of energetic boys who have won letters in one of the major sports. They are earnest, hard working and obedient to their most respected coach, Vic Kreiter. The boys have been making improvements in sports and this year they are having pictures made up to go in the gym of all the captains and of the teams. This is to be made a rule each year following. The boys sold candy at the basketball games this year and also bought orange and black jackets and orange sweaters for the members. They took in new members by initiating them in a rugged manner. The officers were. Fred Gregory, preside nt: Owen Alley, vire-prp sident- and Dean Tester, secratary-treasurer. fifty-one Girls Monogram Club ☆ ☆ ☆ Left to right: Mary Belle Yelton, Shirley Davidson, Gaynell Davidson, Sue Spratt, Betty Jo Brown, Miss Ruth Simpson, Sponsor; Iris Carper, Joan Ashley, Alice Burchett. Not shown: Frances Rate I iffe, Elizabeth Stoots. ' HIS YEAR S MONOGRAM CLUB is made up of 10 members who have truly earned the right to wear the colors orange and black. Each mem- ber has participated in various activities of the school and has had the honor of receiving the long worked for letters. This year the club sponsored the Football Queen Contest which was the first to be staged at Pulaski High. They have also helped to extend sportsmanship through the school and have decorated the field for every football game. The officers this year were: president, Mary Belle Yelton; vice-president, Gay- nell Davidson; secretary, Iris Carper; and treasurer, Frances Ratcliffe. Sponsor was Miss Ruth Simpson. fifty-two Pep Club ☆ ☆ ☆ First row: Second row: Not shown: Viola Howlett, Barbara Grantham, Ruth Swaim, Barbara Lynch, Ezma King, Sally Gilmer, Annie Lou Chrisley, Frances Carson, Irene Harrison, Sue Spratt, Martha Kegley, Doris Wilson, Doris Burchett, Jean Lineberry, Dorcas Duncan, Sandra Amos. Alice Burchett, Ruth Jackson, Mary Yelton, Gaynell Davidson, Joan Ashley, Iris Carper. Frances Ratcliffe. 7 Yea TEAM, LET ' S GO has been the theme of the Pep J this year as they have busily gathered boxes for decorated for dances before the games. Club members bonfires and The Pep members attended all the football games to help in the cheering. The club was also responsible for the football programs which were sold by members during the game. The officers for the year were: president, Gaynell Davidson; vice- president, Joan Ashley; secretary, Iris Carper; and treasurer, Frances Ratcliffe. The sponsor was Miss Miller. fifty-three Jlatin First row: Anton Wallner, Temple Painter, Becky Fizer, Ellen Finks Hall, Joe Ed Mabe, Jerry Pace, Betty Beamer, Mrs. W. R. Garland. Second row: Ruth Ann Dalton, Joan Fanning, Sarah Huff, Ann Chumbley, Carol Lee Lester, Janie King, Nancy Martin, Dorothy Brown. T hird row: Roberta Linkous, Ellen Kate Bruce, Patti Jordan. Fourth row: John Sadler, Frank Bixler, Jimmy Patter- son. Fifth row: Bill Scott, Tommy Jordan, Robert Chumbley. Sixth row: David Jones, Tommy Andrews, Jimmy Mabry. Seventh row: Eleanor Leache, Ruth Swa-m, Theresa Dalton. Eighth row: Bobby Epperly, Ira Lewey, Sally Lou Gilmer. 7 HE LATIN CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mrs. W. R. Garland, was organized during the school term of 49- ' 50. The mem- bership of this club is comprised of students who are currently taking or have completed at leas+ one year of Latin. The principal objective of this club is to foster an interest in this foreign language. fifty-four J. JONAS R. ALLEY D. KEGLEY WILSON SLAYDON ANDREW ARRANTS HUGHETT CARDIN WADDELL OWEN ALLEY, Co-Captain MABRY PRATT S. LESTER BILL KING, Co-Capta Varsity Football ☆ ☆ — - AUGUST 25th an eager bunch of boys heeded the call of Coaches Vic Kreiter and Bill Plant to ring in the new gridiron season. Good prospects were studied over and over again until the coaches had dwindled them down to what they thought was to be their team. With only fourteen lettermen returning to make up most of the squad, with such leaders as Co- Captains Owen Alley and Bill King, a successful season was drawn out, winning four, tying three, and losing three. The ’ ' Orioles ' ' won their first four ball games dropping only three. The Martinsville game pro- vided some of the greatest excitement of the season. Due to the unexcelled ability of Waddell ' s kicking foot, the Orioles won 7-6. The Orioles, 1 ' during the season, had many close contests. Long to be remembered will be the game between the Birds and their biggest rival, the Wytheville Maroons, which was a rousing 7-7 tie. The Orioles went in as an over-whelming under-dog and came out with a moral victory. Thus ended the 1949 season — completed and successful. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 9 . . We . . . 25 . . They . . . 0 .. . . . Pearisburg October 14 ... We . . . 0 . . They . . . 0 .. . . . Narrows September 16.. . . . 26 . . . . . 0 .. . . . Christiansburg . October 21 ... . . . 7 . . . . . 33 . . . . William Fleming September 23 . . . . . 7 . . . . . 6 . . . . . Martinsville October 28 ... . . . 0 . . . . . 7 . . . . . Dublin September 30 . . . . . 6 . . . . . 0 .. . . . Blacksburg November 4 . . . . . 13 . . . . . 14 .. . . . Galax October 7 ... . . . 0 . . . . . 0 .. . . . Radford November II . . . . . 7 . . . . . 7 . . . . . Wytheville JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Playing a spectacular season, Coach Tate ' s gridiron squad marked up 5 wins with only I loss. All of the Baby Orioles performed outstandingly on the field. These will be a big help as varsity material in future years. Much praise is due Coach Bill Tate. Because of his excellent coaching ability he has proved his interest in and allegiance to the school. First row Second Third row Musser, Jack Mabry, Doug Malone, Bobby Ellis, Jack Via, Douglas Duncan, Jimmy Basset, I ford Turpin, Richard Burchett, Doug Smith, James Harless, Harry Morehead, Larry Morris. Duane Williams, Charles Thompson, Tommy Mabe, Ralph Duncan, Jack Duncan, Charles Black, Bob Lynch, Steven F ' elty. Tommy Burton, Harvey Cook, Robert Chumbley, Jimmy Hughes, Bob Welch, Charles Allison, David Pratt, Doug Linkous, John Thrasher, Kenneth Schrader. fifty-eight 4 Varsity Basketball aKING to the hardwood, the Orioles started the season with a group of 15 boys who Coach Plant put faith in to com- pete in District six competition. This year ' s team had four returning lettermen led by Captain Dean Tester who played guard with outstanding ability. Other lettermen were: Fred Gregory, Perry Wilson and Ezra Quesen berry. After winning two straight district games, the Orioles fell before the Radford Bobcats by a score of 62-52. The game was close all the way and it was not until the last three minutes that Radford gained the 10 point margin. In a return match the Orioles defeated the Bobcats in the most thrilling game of the season by a score of 39-37, on the home floor. After trailing by ten points as the last quarter got underway, the Orioles caught fire and with perfect teamwork went on to gain a much deserved victory. Winning the last six games, the Orioles were invited to attend the district six tourna- ment held at Blacksburg. Although losing out in the first game with William Fleming, the BILL PLANT VIC K REITER COACH COACH Orioles played hard and showed the fine sportsmanship which has made us proud to have them represent our school. SCHEDULE P.H.S. Opp. P.H.S. Opp, P.H.S. Opp. P.H.S. Opp. 70 ... Draper . . ...24 44 . . . Martinsville . 53 45 . . Farmville ... 33 54 ... Christiansbura 41 39 ... Gem City ...27 36 ... Narrows . . 62 45 . . Fries 50 39 ... Radford . . . 37 29 ... Alumni . . . . . 39 43 . . . lech f-rosh . . 57 50 . . Dublin 42 54 . . . Tech Frosh . . 55 35 . . . Dublin . . . ...25 47 . . . Christiansbura, 37 53 ... Pearisburg .. 41 52 . . . Draper . . 31 TOURNAMENT 52 ... Radford ...62 50 ... Fries . . 43 P.H.S. — 29 William Fleming — 47 58 .. . Narrows . ...78 68 . . Pearisburg .. 47 Totals — Won 12, Lost 8 First row: Steven Felton and Ray Andrews. Second row: Maxine Stump, John Thrasher, Leroy Richardson, Tommy Thomas, Doug Smith. fifty-nine Kneeling: Seated: Standing . Captain Elizabeth Stoots. Maxine Stump, Jackie Richardson, Dorothy Brown, Betty Akers, Margaret Gregory, Crystal Stafford. Frances Marshall, Sue Spratt, Ann Carolyn Hurst, Evelyn Ward, Sally Lou Gilmer, Wanda Smith. Girls Basketb, ☆ ☆ ☆ 7 HE PULASKI HIGH ORIOLETTES were looking forward to a suc- cessful season as some 40 candidates turned out for the first day of practice. The team was led by Captain Elizabeth Stoots who played forward. Although losing their coach, Miss Marian Miller, at the first of the season, the girls took it upon themselves to play without one until Miss Wilson took over the coaching duties. The Oriolettes ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Captain Stoots was far out in front in the individual scoring column. We feel that the season was quite a success and the team along with the coach deserves whole-hearted praise and respect. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE P.H.S. Opp, P.H.S. Opp, 24 Alumni 21 31 Narrows . . . . 40 46 12 30 Draper . . . . 20 16 Narrows 57 23 Pearisburg . . . . 37 31 Fries 44 II Christiansburg . . . . 33 42 Dublin 22 30 Radford . . . . 34 sixty-two Seated : Standing: Coach Kreiter, Ralph Duncan, Stanley Stoots, Jack Duncan, Doug Farmer, Bob Lynch, Bob Dunagan. Tommy Mabe, Raymond Turner, Doug Smith, Doug Malone, Joe Cooke, Gene Nunn, Russell Slaydon, Bill Newman. J. V. Basketball ☆ ☆ ☆ 7 HE J. V. ' s had a very successful season this year, losing only two games during the regular season — one to Radford and one to Fries. We were proud of our Baby Orioles when they weni to the finals of the tournament even though they were beaten by Radford in the last game. Gene Nunn, Russell Slaydon, Bob Du nagan, Stanley Stoots, Jack Duncan and Doug Malone were outstanding. Left to right: Not shown: Gene Nunn, Bill Lester, Doug Bratton, Sonny Lester, Ezra Quesenberry, Bill Blankenship, Fred Gregory, Dean Tester. Sammy Craig, Sam Morris, Doug Nunn. Varsity Baseball ” HE ORIOLES opened their baseball season on April 14th supporting a roster composed of 23 boys including I I lettermen. The lettermen are: Bill Lester, Fred Gregory, Doug Bratton, Gene Nunn, Bill Blankenship, Dean Tester, Doug Nunn, Sam Morris, S. B. Lester, Sammy Craig and Captain Ezra Quesenberry. This year ' s team will be trying to better the record set by last year ' s team who won eight while dropping six. Track The team was composed of only three returning lettermen, Co-Captain Donald Pratt, Co-Captain Richard Alley, and Fred Gregory. With the coming of the season the Oriole cindermen were looking for- ward to coping some of the district ribbons. All three boys were capable of taking one or at least two of the district titles. Don Pratt, Richard Alley, Fred Gregory. sixty-three Dauicteorf Vanover Ann Corolqn -Hole ' fn Kote Bruce o ' GAYNELL DAVIDSON GLENNA BALLINGER Most Popular. Goqoeil Davidson Peon Tester rest person ality Rabcl i PP F arinq Duane Ktinfe g ■ BestSchoolSpirit 1 MaraBelleVelton 0 B U Kinq Most Athletic EJizabefH S toots Ezra, Quesse n ber Kt| % Best Leaders TJi -1 GlennaBa ll inqer Duane Minfe. Most Comical Mara Belle Ve ton Bill Kina Most Likln ' to Suco e ' er GTennoBoihnqer Cecil Lo q o n Most Talkative B arboi j Lunch llfiiliV Best Dancers l 4! Borbora Granthcm Melvin Keqie Most Talented Gccfte Tclson EartaMoKShou Best Look GauleTilson SGf d t ' £ Most Original K ancq B owo Ecu ' lie Marshall jx y v. j-aieni Duesr Fronnvftcrtclif f F eddcj Hewmon Most Dignipied Colleen Wirt Fred Gr ' eqorq - J eon O ' Hon 1 Ez.ro. Ouessenbeirtj MoSTDepENOABLE G lc n no- o 1 1 i HQ 6r ' Duane Minis Most Intellectual Evelyn Snqder Best All-Round G oqnell Davidson Dean T ?sher Happm-So-Lucky Mora Belle Yetbor? Bill Lester, PV F-rf ' .’U ■SjT If V Iff -• ra- ISMHM « Cr ' ■ ■ ' ' 1 ■ •XVvs ‘ 1 8 • .V t .{ . A l ' qj .. j Football King and Queen ☆ ☆ ☆ Left to right: S. B. Lester, Honor Attendant to King; Doris Ann Burchett, Attendant to Queen; Ezra Quesenberry, King; Billie Jean Dillon, Queen; Coach Vic Kreiter; Jack Ar r ants, Second Attendant to King, Jackie Roseberry, Maid- ot-Honor. r OR the first time the Girls ' Monogram Club sponsored a dance in honor of a Football King and Queen. The King and his honor attendants were chosen by the Coaches on the bases of dependability and good sportsmanship. The Queen and her attendants were chosen on the basis of votes collected by each girl. seventy-one SENIORS Girls Franny Ratcliffe Doris Wilson Barbara Grantham Doris Anne Boadwine Frances Anne Carson Gaynell Davidson Viola Howlett Mary Hamilton Jackie Gallimore Billie Jean Dillon Boys Fred Newman James Radford Sammy Craig Bill Lester Fred Gregory Billy Sanders Perry Wilson Bill King Owen Alley Richard Alley Martha Jane Kegley Rebecca Johnson Jean Lineberry Iris Carper Alice Burchett Jeanne Andrews Carol Shufflebarger Doris Ann Burchett JUNIORS Joan Ashley Betty Vanover Larry Sanders Sammy Morris SOPHOMORES Sally Lou Gilmer Carroll Cardin Doug Farmer Jerry Pace R. J. Harris Doug Nunn Gene Nunn Clinton Ray Owens Russell Slaydon Tommy Andrew CROWN BEARERS FLOWER GIRLS Barbara Manning Barbara Warner JESTER Jack Pearman LADIES-IN-WAITING Senioi s Colleen Wirt Sandra Amos Sue Spratt Irene Harrison Mary Draper Hall Juniors Katherine Allison Joan Fanning Susie Gregory Sally Hall Ollie Lee Landis Norma Martin Betty Umberger ANNOUNCERS Douglas Kegley George Bunn ☆ ☆ Senior Directory ☆ BETTY JEAN AKERS— F. H. A. A8-A9; Chorus Club ' 49- ' 50; Usher-Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. MARVIN SAFORD AKERS— Boys’ Hi-Y A8-A9, ' 49- 50; Bus Driver ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. BASIL PIERCE ALBERT — Homeroom Vice-President AS- AP, ' 49- ' 50; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Var- sity Football ' 48-A9; ' 49- ' 50 ; Navy ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8; Fire Fighters ' 48-A9; ' 49- ' 50. BETTY JOANN ALBERT— F. H. A. A7-A8. EVERETT RICHARD ALLEY— J. V. Basketball ' 46-A7, ' 47- ' 48; J. V. Football ' 47-A8; Varsity Football A8-A9, ' 49- ’ 50 ; Varsity Track ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Captain ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Class Treasurer ' 48-A9; Homeroom Presi- dent ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Court 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50 ; D. O. Club 49- 50; Gay Nineties Review ' 48-A9; Band A6-A7, ' 47-A8, 48-A9; All State Band, Virginia Band Camp A6-A7, ' 47-A8; Fire Fighters ' 48-A9, ’49- ' 50 ; Candidate for Student Council President ' 48-A9. OWEN CLEVELAND ALLEY — Boys’ Monogram Club ' 47- 48, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President ' 49- ' 50; Homeroom Treasurer ' 48-A9; Boys ' Hi-Y ' 48-A9; Spring Carnival Court ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; J. V. Football ' 46-47 ; Varsity Football ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, A9- ' 50, Co-Captain ' 49 - ' 50. SANDRA O ' NEAL AMOS— Prim Priscilla Club 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 49- ' 5C. WILLIE DEAN ASPER— F. H. A. Club A7-A8; Homeroom Secretary ' 47-A8; Beta Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Usher at Junior Play ' 48-A9; National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Library Club ' 49- ' 50, Secretary ' 49- ' 50. DANA LORRAINE ATKINS— Beta Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. GLENNA FERN BALLINGER — Homeroom President ' 46- ' 47, ' 48-A9; Vice-President Junior National Honor Soci- ety ' 47-A8; Beta Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Tri Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 48-A9, Princess ’49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society ' 49 - ' 50, Vice-President ' 49- ' 50 ; Newspaper Staff ' 48-A9; Student Council ' 46-A7, ' 49- ' 50 ' Vice-President ' 49- ' 50 ; Prim Priscilla Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Literary Editor of Annual ' 49- ' 50 ; Virginia Girls’ State ' 48-A9; D. A. R. Award Winner ' 49- ' 50; Out- standing Senior ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. GEORGE SHEFFEY BAUGH— Key Club ' 47-A8; Varsity Football ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Football ' 46-A7; J. V. Basketball ' 47-A8; Varsity Basketball ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Monogram Club ' 48-A9; Hi-Y Secretary ' 48-A9; Hi-Y Treasurer ' 49- ' 50 ; Baseball Manager ' 47-A8. ROBERT LEWIS BEAMER — Junior National Honor Society ' 47- ' 48; Beta Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 48-A9; Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. HAROLD O ' DELL BEDSAUL— BETTY ANN BISHOP— Chorus Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49. JAMES OAKLEY BLACK— Debating Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49; Scribblers Club ' 49- ' 50. WILLIAM DAVID BLAN KENSH I P— J. V. Football ' 48- ' 49; J. V. Basketball ' 45- ' 46, ' 46-A7; Varsity Basketball AS- AP; Varsity Baseball ' 48-A9, ' 49-’50; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50. DORIS ANN BOADWINE— Tri Hi-Y A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Treas- urer ' 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting ' 48-A9; Spring Carnival Cou rt ' 49-50; Business Mana- ger of Junior Play ' 48-A9. JOSEPH THOMAS BONES — Junior National Honor So- ciety ' 47-A8; Key Club ' 47-A8; Beta Club A8-A9, ’49- 50, President ’49- ' 50; National Honor Society 49- 50; Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- 50; Student Council ’49 - ' 50. CHARLES DOUGLAS BRATTON— Boys ' Monogram Club A8-A9, A9- 50; Varsity Basketball ' 48-A9; Varsity Foot- ball ' 48-A9; Varsity Baseball 48-49; Fire Fighters AS- AP, ' 49- ' 50. ROBERT EUGENE BRICKEY— Football ' 48-A9. NANCY JANE BROWN — Transferred from Draper 48; National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club ' 48-A9, A9-50, Librarian 49- ' 50; All Sec- tional Chorus A8-49; Junior Play 48- 49; Newspaper Staff ' 48-A9, A9- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49 - ' 50, Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. JAMES CURTIS BRUMFIELD— D. O. Club. GEORGE STROTHER BUNN III — Freshman Stunt A6-47; Sophomore Class Treasurer ’47-A8; Junior National Honor Society ' 47-A8; Chorus Club ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, President ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 47-A8, ' 49- ' 50; Debating Club ' 48-A9, A9-50; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; Business Manager of Oriole Chirps A9-50; Spring Carnival Announcer ' 49 - ' 50. FRANCES ANN CARSON — Spring Carnival Ladies-in- Waiting ' 48-A9; Spring Carnival Court ' 49- ' 50 ; Prim Priscilla Club ' 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50. ANNIE LOU CHRISLEY — Vice-President of Homeroom ' 46-A7; Flower Girl Spring Carnival ' 46-A7; Junior Play ' 48-A9; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Prim Priscilla Club 49- ' 50; Red Cross Representative ' 49- ' 50 ; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50; Chorus Club 49-’50. BETTY ANN CLARK— BETTY JEAN COLE- JEAN FRANCES COMER— F. H. A. ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. ELLEN LUCILLE COOPER— F. H. A. ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Basketball ' 47-A8; Senior Homeroom Secre- tary ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 49- ' 50. IMA JEANETTE COX— F. H. A. ' 47-A8, A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. WALTER GOLDEN COX— D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50; Chorus Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. DONALD RICHARD CRAFTON— S. P. C. P. Club A9-’50; D. O. Club 49- ' 50; Junior Play 48-A9; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. SAMUEL DAVIS CRAIG — Freshman Stunt ' 46- 47; Student Council ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49; Junior Class Vice-President ' 48- ' 49; J. V. Basketball ' 47-A8; J. V. Football ' 47-A8, ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Baseball ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Court ' 49- ' 50 GAYNELL CARROLL DAVIDSON — Society Editor of Oriole Chirps ' 46- ' 47; Homeroom Vice-President ' 46-A7; Cheerleader ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President 48- 49, President ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Flower Girl ' 46- ' 47, Court ' 47- ' 48, ' 49- ' 50, Crown Bearer ' 48- ' 49; Tri Hi-Y 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President ’49-’50; Prim Priscilla Club 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club ' 49- 50; Virginia Girls ' State ' 48-A9; Senior Class Secre- tary ' 49- ' 50; Student Council Treasurer ' 49- ' 50 ; Annual Staff Typist ' 49- ' 50; Chairman of Junior-Senior Picnic 48-A9; Chairman of Junior Play Ticket Committee AS- AP; Varsity Basketball ' 46-47; J. V. Basketball 47-A8; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50 ; Outstanding Senior 49- 50. seventy-five ☆ ☆ ☆ Senior Directory JAMES EMORY DEHART — J. V. Basketball 46-A7. ROBERT WRIGHT DEHART— J. V. Basketball ' 47- ' 48; Varsity Basketball 49-50. DOUGLAS SHELBURNE DICKERSON — D. O. Club 49- ' 50. BILLIE JEAN DILLON — Band ' 47-48, Librarian ' 48- ' 49, Vice-President ' 49 - ' 50 ; Band Workshop ' 49 - ' 50 ; F. H. A. 48- 49, Secretary ’49- ' 50; Tri Hi-Y 49- 50; Spring Car- nival Court 49- ' 50 ; Football Queen ’49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society Beauty Contest ' 48- ' 49. DORCAS EILEEN DUNCAN— Tri Hi-Y A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50, President ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Lady-In-Waiting 48- 49; Student Council 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 48- 49, ' 49 - ' 50 ; Piim Priscilla Club 49- ' 50. MARY LOU EADS— D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. BEULAH MAUDE EDNEY — Band ' 48- ' 49; Debating Club ' 47- 48, ' 48 - ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. BAYNE BENSON FARMER — Homeroom President ' 46- ' 47; Boys’ Hi-Y ' 48- 49 , ' 49 - ' 50 ; Bus Driver ' 47- ' 48 , ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. JACQUELYN GALLIMORE — Homeroom Vice-President ' 46- ' 4 7 ; F. H. A. Club Reporter ' 48- ' 49, President 49- ' 50; Chorus Club ' 48- ' 49 , Librarian ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 49 - ' 50 ; Red Cross Re- presentative ’49- 50; Dramatic Club 49 - ' 50 ; Student Council ' 49 - 1 50 ; All Sectional Chorus ' 48- 49. ELLA MAE GOAD — F. H. A. ' 47- ' 48 ; Junior Play Usher ’48-A9; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Usher-Senior Play ' 49 - ' 50. WILLIAM WALTON GOAD— BARBARA ELLEN GRANTHAM— Tri Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President ' 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla Club 48- ' 49, ' 49- ’50, Vice-President ' 49 - ' 50 ; Pep Club ' 48-49, ' 49- 50; Spring Carnival Court A8-A9, 49- ' 50; All Sectional Chorus ' 48- ' 49; National Honor Society Beauty Contest ' 48- 49; Oriole ' s Nest 49- ' 50. SAMUEL FREDERIC GREGORY— J. V. Football ' 46-A7; Varsity Football ' 47- 48, 48- ' 49 , 49- ' 50; J. V. Basketball 47-48; Varsity Basketball ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club ' 46- ' 47; Varsity Baseball ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48 , ' 48 - ' 49 ; Varsity Track ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Monogram Club ' 48- 49 , 49 - ' 50, President ' 49- ' 50 ; Hi-Y A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Student Council 49- ' 50 ; Fire Fighter 46- 47, 47 - ' 48 , ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom President ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Court 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest 49- ' 50 ; Oriole Staff ' 50 Sports Editor. LOIS JEAN HALEY— CONLEY JACKSON HALL— Bus Driver ' 49- 50. MARY DRAPER HALL — Homeroom Vice-President ' 46- 47; Homeroom President ' 47 - ' 48 ; F. H. A. 47 - ' 48 , ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50, Reporter ' 47- 48; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer ' 48- ' 49 ; Library Club ' 48- ' 49 , 49- ' 50; President 49- ’ 50 ; National Honor Society Beauty Contest 48-A9; Student Council ' 49- 50; Tri Hi-Y ' 49- ’ 50. MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON — National Junior Honor Society Treasurer ' 47-A8; Spring Carnival Usher ' 47- ' 48; Band ' 47- ' 48, ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50, Vice-President ' 48-49, President ' 49- ' 50 ; F. H. A. ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; fri Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50. DONALD HOUSTON HARRELL— Varsity Football ' 47- ' 48, ■48-’ 49 , ' 49- ' 50 ; Manager of Varsity Basketball ' 48- ' 49, 49- 50; Chorus Club 48- ' 49, ' 49- ’ 50 ; Monogram Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. LUCILLE IRENE HARRISON — Junior Honor Societv Treasurer 47- 48; National Honor Society Secretary ' 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Pep Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club 47 - 48 , ’48- ' 49; Journalism Class 49-’50; Spring Carnival Ladies in Waiting ' 49-’50. VIOLA THEO HOWLETT — Student Council ' 47- ' 48, 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla Club ' 47- ' 48 , ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri Hi-Y 48- 49, 49 ' 50, Secretary ' 49- ' 50; Junior Class Secretary ' 48 - 49 ; National Honor Society Beauty Con- test ’48- ' 49; Pep Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Senior Class President ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Court ’47- ' 48 , ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50; Homeroom President ' 48-A9. EDWARD ROBERT HURD— D. O. Club 49- ' 50. LOIS JEANETTE HURLEY— F. H. A. ' 49- ' 50. ANN CAROLYN HURST— Junior Play Usher ' 48-A9; Basketball ' 49 - ' 50. ARTHUR JOHNNY JOHNSON— Varsity Baseball ' 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50. DOUGLAS EDWARD KEGLEY— J. V. Football ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Football ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Baseball ' 48- 49, 49- ' 50. SHIRLEY MELVIN KEGLEY— Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49; Band Drum Major ' 49- ' 50 ; Annual Staff ' 48- ' 49; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 49-50; Homeroom Decoration Committee ' 48-49; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. LANDON DUANE KESLING — J. V. Football ' 49- ' 50; Usher for Graduation 48- 49. JOHNNY RUSSELL KIDD— Band ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Chorus Club ’49- ' 50; Debating Club President ' 48- 49; Student Council A8-A9; All State Band ' 48- 49 ; J. V. Football ' 46-’47. NANCY LEE KIDD— Library Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Junior Play ’48-A9; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. PIERCE ELWOOD KIDD — Usher for Graduation ' 48- 49. CHARLIE JACKSON KING— J. V. Football ' 48- ' 49; Fire Fighters ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ’49- ' 50. WILLIAM PARIS KING— J. V. Basketball ' 46-A7, ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Basketball ' 46- 47; J. V. Football 46- 47; Varsity Football 46-A7, ' 47-’48, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Co-Captain ' 49- ' 50; Freshman Class Secretary ' 46-A7; Monogram Club ' 47-A8, ' 48- ' 49, ’49- ' 50; Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Presi- dent ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Model Assembly at Richmond ' 48- 49; Golf Team Manager ' 48- ' 49; Fire Fighter ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ’ 50 ; Spring Carnival ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ’ 50. RUBY JANE KIRKNER — Gay Nineties Review ' 48-A9. WILLIAM HENRY LESTER— J. V. Basketball ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Basketball ' 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Football 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49 , ' 49- ' 50 ; Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President AS- AP; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50; Fire Fighters A8-A9, A9- ' 50; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50: Annual Staff ' 48-A9, ' 49- 50; Spring Carnival Court 49- 50. S. B. LESTER — Runner-up for Football King ' 49 - ' 50 ; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Footba ' I 47-A8; Varsity Football ' 48-A9; J. V. Basketball 47- 48; Varsity Baseball ' 49- ' 50, A8-A9. seventy-six ☆ ☆ Senior Directory JAMES CECIL LOGAN — Homeroom President ' 46- ' 47; Student Council ' 46- ' 47; S. P. C. P. Club ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Freshman Stunt ' 46- ' 47; National Junior Honor Society Secretary ' 47- ' 48 r Key Club ' 47 - ' 48 ; Beta Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49-’50; Homeroom Vice-President ' 48- ' 49; Forensic Contest 48- ' 49 ; Gay Nineties Review; Assist- ant Business Manager of Oriole ' 48- 49, Business Mana- ger ' 49- ' 50; National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Accom- panist for Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest 49- ' 50; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. BARBARA MOORE LYNCH — Homeroom President ' 46- ' 47; Student Council ' 46- ' 47; Freshman Stunt 46- ' 47; Prim Priscilla Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting ' 48-’49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50. DONALD CARSON McNEELEY — D. O. Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. LOIS DAWN MABE— E. H. A. ' 47- ' 48. CHARLES DAVID MABRY— JAMES EDWARD MANTZ— Band ' 48- ' 49, Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. EARLIE WOODSON MARSHALL— Chorus Club ' 46- ' 47; Chorus Club Reporter ' 47- ' 48; Sophomore Class Vice- President ' 47- ' 48; Homeroom Vice-President ' 46- ' 47; Oriole Chirps Reporter ' 47- ' 48; Business Manager AS- AP; Senior Class Vice-President ' 49- ' 50 ; Art Editor of Annual ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; D. O. Club A8-A9. ' 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50 ; Designer of Spring Carnival Crowns ' 47-A8, A8-A9, A9- ' 50. FRANCES JUNE MARSHALL— F. H. A. ' 47-A8; Home- room Secretary ' 48-A9; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Basketball ' 49- ' 50. DUANE EUGENE MINK — Junior National Honor Society ' 47-A8; National Honor Society A9-’ 50 ; Beta Club ’48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play ' 48-A9; Gay Nine- ties ' Review, Annual Staff 49- ' 50; Student Council President ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50 ; Outstanding Senior 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Prince ' 49- ' 50 ; Boys ' State 49- ' 50; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Prop Com- mittee Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. FRED COLBY NEWMAN— J. V. Football ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8; Varsity Football ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ’49- ' 50 ; Freshman Class Treasurer A6-A7; Freshman Stunt ’46-A7; Sophomore Class Treasurer ' 47-A8; Chorus Club ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8 - Monogram Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50; Basketball Manager ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival A7-A8, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom Treasurer ' 46-A7; Boys ' Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50. CARL EUGENE NEWSOME — Freshman Stunt ' 46-A7; Homeroom Vice-President ' 46-A7; J. V. Football ' 47-A8; Varsity Football 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Dramatic Club ' 48-A9; Homeroom Treasurer ' 49- ' 50. LARRY CADDELL PHILLIPS— Hi-Y ' 48-A9, A9- ' 50; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50. IVAN VAUGHN POWERS — Freshman Stunt ' 46-A7; Var- sity Football ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Track A7-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Basketball ' 46-A7; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Debating Club ' 47-A8; Hi-Y Club ' 48-A9, ’49- ’ 50 ; Fire Fighters ' 46-A7, A7-A8, ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50; Crew Leader ' 48-A9, A9- ' 50 ; Homeroom President ' 46-A7; Flomeroom Vice- President ' 47-A8. ☆ EZRA DEE QUESENBERRY— J. V. Basketball A6-A7, ' 47- A8; Homeroom Vice-President 47-A8; J. V. Football A7-A8; Varsity Baseball ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Captain ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Football ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Basket- ball ' 48-A9, ’49- ' 50 ; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Junior Class President ' 48-A9; Senior Class Treas- urer A9- ' 50 ; Student Council ' 48-A9; Football King A9- ' 50; Student Council Reporter 48-A9; Spring Carni- val Court A8-49, King 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50; Outstanding Senior ' 49- ' 50; Oriole Staff ' 50, Sports Editor. JAMES WILSON RADFORD — Freshman Stunt 46-A7; J. V. Football ' 48- ' 49; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Football ' 49-’50. FRANCES MARIE RATCLIFFE — Spring Carnival Court ' 47-A8, A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Cheerleader A8-49; Homeroom President ' 48-A9; Pep Club ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50, Secretary ' 48-A9, Treasurer ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49-’50; Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Oriole Staff ' 50, Typist; Prim Priscilla Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, President A9- ' 50; Homeroom Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 49- ' 50 ; Chairman of Junior Senior Picnic ' 48-A9; Chair- man of Junior Play Ticket Committee ' 48-A9; National Honor Society Beauty Contest ' 48-A9: Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. JOYCE LOUISE REYNOLDS— F. H. A. ' 49- ' 50; Chorus ' 49-’50. MARTIN CURTIS RICHARDSON— D. O. Club ’49- ' 50. JUANITA VIRGINIA RICHARDSON— LELAND STANFORD RIGGS — Freshman Stunt ' 46- ' 47 ; Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Band 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ’49- ' 50; Boys’ Glee Club ' 49- ' 50. FRANCES JANE ROSEBERRY — Homeroom Treasurer ' 46- ' 47; Transferred to Galax back to Pulaski; Journalism ' 49- ' 50; Scribblers ' Club President ' 49- ' 50. MARGARET LOUISE ROSS— Library Club ' 48-49; Na- tional Honor Society ' 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50 : D. O. Club ' 49- 50; Red Cross Council ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play Usher ' 48-49; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. DOUGLAS MARVIN RUSSELL— Hi-Y ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. WILLIAM BLAIR SANDERS, Jr. — Homeroom Secretary ' 45- ' 46 ; Spring Carnival Jester ' 45- ' 46, ' 46- ' 47; Freshman Stunt ' 45- ' 46 ; Bus Driver ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Pep Club ' 46- ' 47; Cheerleader ' 46- ' 47; Fire Figh ters ' 46- ' 47, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Basketball ' 47- ' 48; Chorus Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. Librarian ' 48- ' 49, Vice- President ' 49- ' 50; All Sectional Chorus ' 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50 ; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. HELEN ANN SCOTT — Homeroom Treasurer ' 47- ' 48; De- bating Club Secretary-Treasurer ' 47- ' 48; Tri Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50; Band ' 48- ' 49. JAMES PRESTON SM ITH— Varsity Track ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. WANDA LOUISE SMITH— Chorus Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50; Varsity Basketball ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50: F. H. A. ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Junior Play Usher ' 48- ' 49. EVELYN SNYDER — Transferred from Nashville; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 48- ' 49, Assistant Editor ' 49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50; Homeroom Treasurer ’49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. seventy-seven Senior Directory IRIS DAWN SOUTHERN— F. H. A. ' 47- ' 48; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. SUE DALTON SPRATT — Junior National Honor Society ' 47- 48 ; Beta Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Basketball ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 t Girls ' Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49 - ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Ladies- in-Waiting ' 49- ' 50. CRYSTAL MAE STAFFORD— Library Club ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President ' 49- ' 50 ; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Basketball ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50. CAROLYN SUE STANLEY — Transferred from Meadows of Dan High School; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. FRANCIS ELMO STIMSON — -Transferred from Wythe- ville High School; National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50. METTIE ELIZABETH STOOTS — Varsity Basketball ' 46-A7, ' 47- ' 48, ' 48-’49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49 , ' 49- ' 50 ; Basketball Captain ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Car- nival Court ' 49- ' 50 ; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. EMMA MAE STOOTS — F. H. A. ' 47-48; Junior Play AS- AP-; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. LULA ANNE STOOTS — Beta Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Junior National Honor Society ' 47-A8; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. ELLEN MARIE STOUT — F. H. A. ' 47-A8, ' 49- ' 50; Usher for Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. PEGGY JOANNE STUART — Homeroom Secretary ' 47-A8; Oriole Chirps Secretary-Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Homeroom Vice-President ' 48-A9; Senior Play Usher ' 49- ' 50. VERTA MAXINE STUMP— D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50; Basketball Team Manager A9- ' 50 ; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50. ERMA JUNE SUTPHIN— D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. FRANK EDWARD SWAIN— Band ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. RICHARD DEAN TESTER — Freshman Class President ' 46- 47; Student Council ' 46- 47, ' 49- ' 50 ; Sophomore Class President ' 47-A8; J. V. Basketball ' 46-A7; J. V. Football ' 46-A 7 ; Varsity Baseball ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Basketball ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Captain ’49- ' 50; Varsity Football ' 47-A8, ’48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Secretary- Treasurer ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Boys ' Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President A9- ' 50; Homeroom President ' 49- ' 50 : Key Club Secretary-Treasurer ' 47-A8; Spring Carnival Court ' 47- ' 48 , Crown-Bearer ' 48-A9, Duke A9- ' 50; Assistant Editor of Annual ' 48-A9, Editor-in-Chief ' 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50; Outstanding Senior ' 49- ' 50. WILLIAM FRANKLIN THOMAS, Jr. — Junior National Honor Society ' 47-A8; Beta Club ' 48-A9, ’49- ' 50; Boys ' Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Usher for Graduation ' 48-A9; Football Team Manager A9- ' 50; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. LEONA SHERWOOD THORNTON— F. H. A. A7-A8, AS- AP; Journalism ' 49- ' 50; Usher Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. JOHN DARST TH RASH ER — Homeroom Treasurer ' 46-A7; Freshman Stunt ' 46-A7; Homeroom Secretary ' 47-A8; J. V. Basketball ' 47-A8; J. V. Football ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Varsity Track Manager ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Boys ' Hi-Y AS- AP, ' 49- ' 50; Junior Play Stage Manager ' 48-A9; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Dramatic Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Gay Nineties Review ' 48-A9. WILD A GAYLE Tl LSON — Spring Carnival ' 48-A9, Duchess ' 49-’50; Tri Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ’ 50 ; Prim Priscilla Club ' 48-A9, ’49- ' 50 ; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society Beauty Contest ' 48-A9. LILLIAN MARIE TIPPETT— Library Club ' 49- ' 50; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. ROY ELMO TURMAN— J. V. Football A6-A7; Varsity Football ’47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Fire Fighters ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play ' 48-A9; Homeroom President AS- AP; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50. RAYMOND LEE TURNER— J. V. Basketball ' 47-A8, A9- ' 50; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. RUBY ELEANOR TURPIN— BETTY DAWN VIA — Chorus Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Usher Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. MARY LUCILLE VIA— Tri Hi-Y ' 49-’50. IRENE ELIZABETH WARLICK — Chorus Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play Usher ' 48-A9; D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Senior Play Usher ' 49-’ 50. EDSEL FRANKLIN WALKER— S. P. C. P. ' 47-A8, A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50. WILLIAM SAMUEL WALLACE— Key Club ' 47-A8; Beta Club ’48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; National Honor Society President ' 49- ' 50 ; Student Council ' 49- ' 50 ; S. P. C. P. ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ’ 50, President ' 48-A9; Hi-Y A9- ' 50. DONTHA CUBA WEBB— D. O. Club ' 49- ' 50. DORIS ROBERTA WILSON — Homeroom Vice-President A7-A8; F. H. A. Club ' 47-A8; Prim Priscilla Club AS- AP, Secretary ' 49- ' 50; Tri Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting ' 48-A9, Court ' 49- ' 50; Li- brary Club Vice-President ' 49- ' 50; Pep Club ’49- ' 50; National Honor Society Beauty Contest ' 48-A9. PERRY LYNN Wl LSON— Freshman Stunt ' 46-A7; J. V. Basketball ' 46-A7, ' 47-A8; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 47-A8, Editor-in-Chief ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; J. V. Football ' 47- ' 48 ; Homeroom Vice-President ' 48-A9; Student Council AS- AP, 49- ' 50; Boys ' Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Football ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50; Varsity Basketball A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Var- sity Baseball ' 48-A9; ' 49- ' 50 ; Student Council Delegate to Richmond ' 48-A9; Spring Carnival Court ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Gay Nineties Review ' 48-A9; Debating Club ' 48-A9; Boys ' Glee Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom President ' 49- ' 50; Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club ' 49-’50. COLLEEN IRIS WIRT — Freshman Stunt Committee ' 46- ’47; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 46-A7, ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Honor Society Historian ' 47-A8; Homeroom Secretary ' 47- ' 48 ; Beta Club ' 48-A9, Secretary ' 49- ' 50; District 6 Forensic Contest ’48-A9; Empty Stocking Committee ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla Club ’49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society ’49- ’ 50 ; Dramatic Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Organizer of Junior Red Cross Council ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom Secretary ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play ' 48-A9; Student Council ’49- ' 50; Tri Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest A9- ' 50; Outstanding Senior ' 49- ' 50; Senior Play ' 49- ' 50. BOBBY LEE WOLFE — Usher for Graduation ' 49- ' 50. MARY BELLE YELTON ■ — Homeroom President ' 46-A7; Student Council ' 46-A7, ' 49- ' 50 ; Cheerleader ' 47-A8, Head Cheerleader ' 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival ' 47-A8, AS- AP, Queen ' 49- ' 50; Pep Club A7-A8, ' 48-A9, A9- ' 50; J. V. Basketball A7-A8; Varsity Basketball ' 48-A9; Prim Priscilla Club ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Girls ' Monogram Club, Vice-President ' 48-A9, President ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play Ticket Committee ' 48-A9; Home- room Vice-President ' 49- ' 50 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 49- ' 50. seventy-eight 1 g+ ' Lj? tat ul at i iait to the CLASS OF ' 50 2tr m 3c VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, Inc. eighty Harrison-Hancock Hardware Company HARDWARE — PAINTS — SPORTING GOODS Pulaski Hardware Company eighty-one PULASKI, VIRGINIA Phone 3-3 I 2 I Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 50 Vaughan Guynn Funeral Home 815 N. Randolph Ave. eighty-two PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 1950 ORIOLE “Your Photographer For the Last Decade” CldUlCl C. photographer pulaski, uirqinia cent eighty-three SNYDER ' S FLOWERS 16 E. MAIN STREET “ When You Send Flowers — Send Ours” B. Stanley Stevens Robert W. Stevens Phone 2-39 I PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 50 STEVENS FUNERAL HOME eighty-four Compliments of WALLACE ' S Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 50 eighty-five CLOYD D. SEAGLE THOMAS M. SEAGLE THOMAS R. SEAGLE THOMAS M. SEAGLE and SONS FUNERAL HOME Four Generations Serving Southwestern Virginia EVERY MEMBER A LICENSED MORTICIAN 415 N. Jefferson Avenue Dial 2-4241 PULASKI, VIRGINIA ROANOKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. PULASKI, VIRGINIA eighty-six Compliments of JEWEL BOX “Pulaski ' s Leading Credit Jeweler” DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY — SILVER AND APPLIANCES WATCH REPAIRING Congratulations from MAYBERRY BUICK, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VA. “When Better Automobiles Arc Built, BUICK Will Build Them” eighty-seven HIRCUHT 8 LINCOLN HOLT MOTORS Commerce and Lee Streets Phone 3-3271 PULASKI, VIRGINIA “House of Hospitality ” Like MATH? A cleans a rug in 1 1 2 hours. B uses a vacuum cleaner, gets the job done fast for one-sixth of a cent worth of electricity. How much smarter is B than A ? eighty-eight APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RCA VICTOR DIVISION X PULASKI PLANT Dial 2-171 I PULASKI, VA. Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 50 PULASKI. VIRGINIA eighty-nine tul at l to the CLASS OF ’50 M THE SOUTHWEST TIMES “Your Newspaper ” Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY, INC. RADFORD, VIRGINIA ninety Rest Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 50 « VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. Compliments of BUSHONG MOTOR CORP. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks ninety-one Compliments of ■uyMHtt Esso f ICN PULASKI ESSO STATION 6 S. Washington Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 2-9231 Compliments of DUNLAP VENEER CORP. PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-4591 Compliments of POWERS ELECTRIC CO. ADMIRAL RADIOS Sales and Service 213 N. Jefferson Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3141 Compliments of THE RECORD BAR of WYSOR ELECTRICAL CO. Main and Jefferson PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3171 ninety-two Compliments of HASH FURNITURE CO. IV e Furnish the Home Complete PULASKI RADFORD For a Good Education Go to PULASKI HIGH For a Good Meal Go to PARK GRILL “Pulaski ' s Eating Place ” Compliments PAUL KNITTING MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA THE BEAR STORE “Best for Less” ninety-three Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE B. A. (Bus) Hudson, Manager PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of W. P. U. V. “Serving Southwest Va. from Pulaski ” • M ninety-four Compliments of PI0GLY WIGGLY GEORGE ' S MEN AND BOYS SHOP CURLEE SUITS AND CROSBY SQUARE SHOES Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’50 MORRIS FASHIONS 83 W. Main St. Dial 3-2851 PULASKI MOTOR CO., Inc. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Dial 2-1271 ninety-five Compliments of ALLEN ' S CUT-RATE Washington Avenue PULASKI, VA. RICHARDSON ' S FARMS C. E. Richardson, Proprietor PULASKI, VIRGINIA .V pc rialicing Registered HEREFORD CATTLE WHR DOMINION DOMINO A Registry No. 3 2 901 13 PONTIAC G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY 58 Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 3-1621 Compliments of R I G G L E ' S For Good Things to Eat Dial 3-3641 88 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-six Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 50 PULASKI LUMBER COMPANY COLEMAN FURNITURE CORP. Manufacturers of Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture PULASKI, VIRGINIA Smart Cooks Know GAS Is Better SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY Congratulations from ELECTRO-PLASTICS FABRICS, Inc. PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-seven Compliments of ROSE ' S 5c- I Oc - 25c STORE PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations and Best Wishes MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS “In Cooperation With Your Physician” SEAGLE BROTHERS Fred A. Seagle F. Gray Seagle FUNERAL SERVICE — FURNITURE 209 Commerce Street PULASKI, VA. Compliments of ECONOMY SUPER MARKET ninety-eight Compliments of HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY Home of Chevrolet Since 1923 415 Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 2-1291 Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 50 PULASKI SALES COMPANY Compliments of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY Compliments of WATSON ' S STORE “A Good Place To Trade” PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-nine NUMBER ONE STORE A Number One Place To Buy COSMETICS — PATENT MEDICINES — SANDWICHES — GIFTS — SODAS Compliments of PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY Clyde Duncan, Owner Printer of THE ORIOLE CHIRPS Compliments of DOBSON HOSIERY MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of STEGER ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS one-hundred Compliments of PULASKI WYTHEVILLE Compliments of CARLTON ' S SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES — OFFICE FURNITURE — ENGRAVING Dial 3-7971 PULASKI, VIRGINIA B. D. SMITH BROTHERS, Printers “Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1891 ” Dial 2-21 I I PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of PARAMOUNT CLEANERS TYLER DRUG CO., Inc. Prescription S pecialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-6011 — Phones 2-4071 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 50 ROCKWELL ' S MARKET hundred-one Compliments of HUFF COAL COMPANY, Inc. Phone 2-002 I VISIT SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA’S FINEST SHOWPLACES PULASKI AND DALTON THEATERS “Relax and Enjoy the Best in Entertainment” Compliments of WELL ' S SUPER MARKET Compliments of C. L. PLUNKETT MARSHALL WELDING AND SUPPLY CO. Dial 3-2161 East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of MARTIN-BEAMER HARDWARES PULASKI, VIRGINIA W. F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “Better Be Safe Than Sorry” Dial 2-151 I 24 Crowell Building PULASKI, VIRGINIA Keep With It, Seniors SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY hundred Two Compliments of DUKE AND DUKE FURNITURE ☆ FLOOR FINISHING AND INLAY EXPERTS LANDIS AND BLACKBURN Real Estate and Insurance Compliments of GARTER ' S FOOD CENTER Dial 2-141 I Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION Compliments of EIDSON’S RESTAURANT 333 N. Washington Avenue Dial 2-501 I PULASKI, VIRGINIA RAY ' S CLOTHING COMPANY The Friendly Store PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 50 McCROY ' S 5- 10 -25c STORE Shop and Save at Your Convenient DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORE PULASKI, VA. WYTHEVILLE, VA. hundred three W ) ' y.n Y and r.n-rs of distincti n PULASKI. VIRGINIA Compliments of J . J. WILKERSON Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP Compliments of YOUNG TYPEWRITER AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of ORIOLE GRILL HALL ' S SHOE SHOP Pulaski, Va. O. K. BARBER SHOP “It Pays to Look Well” Compliments of WHITE-GLENN FASHION SHOP Correct Apparel for Women Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 50 SILCOX CLEANERS C. L. DENT, Jr. GENERAL MACHINE SHOP 125-1 Oth Street Dial 3-0871 Compliments of RIGS ' S AMOCO SERVICE STATION Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 50 “Be Thrifty in Fifty” BILL ' S JUNK CO. 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