Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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In review- ing the span of thirty years we are reminded of those significant persons who have contributed their guidance, knowledge, and time but who have not received creditable acknowledgment for their endeavors in compiling a yearbook. These per- sons we call sponsors. We, the 1951 Oriole Staff, seek to bring into reality the high aspirations and ideals of all the sponsors of the past by dedicating our yearbook to Miss Mayme Katherine McCoy and to Mr. Foy Aust, who we feel are representative of all the gualities of foregoing sponsors. MR. FOY AUST Business Sponsor for the past twelve years A Christian gentleman, fair-minded, energetic, and always there when we need sound advice and during his fourteen years at Pulaski High School he has endeared himself to the students and other Pulaskians through his many fine qualities. His unfailing judgment has been a constant guide to those who have worked with him. His sense of humor is unexcelled. He retrieved the things we lost. Actor, poet, orator — This is our Foy Aust. lour We seek to honor Mrs. Harry Hall as the founder of the Oriole in 1921 and to pay tribute to the wisdom and foresight she exercised in such a contribution to our school and community. Feeling incapable of setting forth in words an expre ssion which would be fitting and appropriate, we call upon the words of Emerson, The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. MRS. HARRY HALL ■ ■ ■ EALIZING the trials which beset those in the past who undertook the publication of our yearbook, The Oriole, and in appreciation of their efforts which played no small part in its success through the thirty years, we, the 1951 Staff, have endeavored in a small way to portray in picture through the forth coming pages some of the history of this traditional P. H. S. publication. Without rhyme or rhythm do we make this portrayal and attempt through reproduction to illustrate to a certain extent the cover designs and page layouts of past Orioles so that comparisons may be made of the older books with those of more modern days. We seek to bring to the attention of our readers that during the past decade the Oriole has won outstanding acclaim in competition with other schools in the state of Virginia. In the years 1941, ' 42, ' 45, and ' 48 our yearbook won top honors while ' 43, ' 44, ' 46, and 49 received second place honors. When the history of our times is seen in retrospect may our posterity evaluate the 1951 Oriole in its depicting those phases of student life ' which develop honesty, co-operation, re- sponsibility, integrity, good sportsmanship, and Pulaski High School as emblematic representa- tion of all those qualities which are becoming to us as students. five i:K TEMfME PAINTW Jr. E LllAiB -Chief p jphold that everlasting spirit which preva pd among Jiae students of Pulaski we, the 1951 Or oleJ Staff, endeavor to yT5u an outstanding portrayal of your everyday 3ugh picturls and words. our high st aim thatlthis Oriole will instill . |vou a gsting remembrance qleasure and at the same time to receive klgnest. esileVi annals of Pulaski Hiqh School. We wish ' tel dlHe’ss oAA sincere gratitude for I the inimitable gw much naaded leadership of our sponsors, Miss IvN rrj e Katherine Ms IcCoy and Mr. Foy Aust. The privilege of the experience is ours, but the deserving praise is theirs. First row: DOUGLAS FARMER Assistant Editor FREDDIE CUMMINGS Assistant Business Manager SARA GREGORY Literary Editor ANTON WALLNER Business Manager Third row: CHIC MARSHALL Assistant Art Editor TOMMY ANDREW Sports Editor TOMMY SNEAD Sports Editor Second row: LARRY SANDERS Literary Editor BILL LESTER Photographer RICHARD LUTTRELL Art Editor Fourth row: RUTH SWAIM Typist ELEANOR BRODIE Typist JOAN ASHLEY Typist OUR SCHOOL Student Counci rj rm I § _ i § }| ; ;; TTIj % J M ivjj jpp jKr JH j — ia� • 1 First row: Second row: Not shown: Iris Carper, Barbara Manning, Margie King, Jo Dot Akers, Joan Fanning, Jo Ann Frost, Sara Gregory, Ezma Lea King, Evelyn Ward. Philip Marshall, Jimmy Mabry, Doug Smith, Betty Jo Chaffin, Betty Gay Umberger, Margaret Gregory, Betty Beamer, Barbara Hudson, Marie Leftwich, Mrs. Totten, Sponsor; David Conner, Tommy Snead, Temple Painter. Larry Sanders. Officers elected by the Student Body President JOAN FANNING Vice-President JO ANN FROST Sponsor Officers elected by the Council Secretary JO DOT AKERS Treasurer MARGIE KING MRS. J. C. TOTTEN HE STUDENT COUNCIL is a strong and active organization which makes our school more democratic through student participation. All club presidents, class presidents and students from the 6th and 7th grades are represented. Some of the activities the council sponsored directly are: Homecoming parade; dedi- cation of plagues to the memory of former teachers; use of the public address system at games; religious assemblies; aid to the Salvation Army and Welfare Department by filling Christmas stockings and collecting toys; tuning of pianos and buying records; a party for the Freshmen; Christmas cards to former students now in service; March of Dimes; Talent Show; and the Farmer ' s Ball. Indirectly, the Council has shifted responsibilities to different groups and organizations such as having the Freshman Class support the campaign for safety for Thanksgiving Holidays, Sophomore Class Campaign for reducing tardies, with prizes given the winners by the Council, the Junior Class directed Stunt Day, Junior Hi-Y accepted responsibility of the flag, clubs decorated the bulletin board by turns, arranged assemblies to promote better sportsmanship, clean-up week, and at the suggestion of the Council, the Beta Club presented a new flag. Student-Faculty co-operation influenced greatly the success of this organization. eight MR. WILLIAM R. GARLAND “The young mind may plant its own seed But others ’will help mature them, Or they will sow the seeds for the one Who comes to them for learning Some give their lives to this.’’ Our Principal Jo ONE who has guided ' our everyday life in r Pulaski High School for four years and who has given so untiringly of his time to our problems, we, The Senior Class, express our devoted thanks and our admiration to Mr. William R. Garland, leader, adviser, and administrator. Miss Edna Earl Akers, B.S. Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, B.S. Mr. Frank Everett, B.S. Mr. J. H. Godfrey, B.M.Edu. Mrs. William Akers, B.S. Mrs. Charles Bird, B.S. Mrs. W. B. Allison, Jr., B.S. Mr. Earle Crabtree, B.S. Mrs. George W. Armbrister, B.A. Mrs. Cosne Dalton, Secretary Our Faculty Mrs. Margaret Fulk, B.S. Mrs. F. L. Hiltzheimer, Jr., B.S Miss Emma Gallimore, B.A. Miss Nancy George, B.S. Mrs. Clark Hodges, B.S. Mr. Victor W. Kreiter, A.B. Mr. Foy Aust, B.S. Miss Laura Dalton, B.S. iV r Ci Mrs. Victor W. kreiter, A.B Miss Mayme Katherine McCoy, B.S. Mr. Jack Miller, B.A. Miss Elizabeth Painter, B.S. Miss Jane Pendleton, B.S. Mrs. Nester Perdue, B.A. Miss Galilee Phelps, B.A. Mrs. Friel Quesenberry, B.S. Mrs. Harry L. Robertson, B.S. Mrs. John A. Sanders, B.S., M.S. Miss Ruth Simpson, B.S. Faculty Miss Lillian Smith, B.S., B.A., M.A. Mr. James E. Tate, B.S. Mrs. J. C. Totten, B.S. Mrs. David Wall, B.S. Miss Evelyn Wilson, A.B. Miss Evelyn Wood, B.S. Mrs. Robert B. Wysor, B.S. y‘� |L l � L -Vp y t ‘ v- y if ' 1 ijt X k L 1 CLASSES Senior Class Officers ■ ■ ■ i [ , I pi President LARRY SANDERS Vice-President TOMMY SNEAD Secretary BETTY GILL Treasurer DAVID WILLIAMS 7c rOUR SHORT YEARS AGO this group of seniors knowing the work, thrills, sorrows, and happpiness we look back over accomplishments, both great and small, we which contributed so much to our happy school life. entered Pulaski High School, little which lay before them. Now that also remember those little things As we take leave of P. H. S. to enter into future years, whatever they may hold, we leave our sincere appreciation to all of our teachers who gui ded us so patiently and well through our four years. Especially shall we remember our capable Senior Sponsors who have endeared themselves to us by just being what they are. These sponsors were: Mrs. Friel Quesenberry, Mrs. Clarke Hodges, Mrs. J. C. Totten and Mr. Foy Aust. fourteen fit 1 jyr ! JOSEPHINE DOTT AKERS Dot ' THOMAS CLIFFORD ANDREW, Jr. Tommy CHARLES SHELBURNE BLACK Charlie quaint, trim, cooperative tall, smiling, congenial argumentative, determined, clownish KATHERINE PRATT ALLISON Katherine MALCOLM GRAHAM ATKINS Mac ' ALICE JOAN ASHLEY Joan ELEANOR LEACHE BRODIE Cubby happy-go-lucky, energetic, amiable dark, polite, considerate vivacious, poised, pretty married, sprightly, pretty CARL GILBERT ANDREWS ROSA VADELINE BAIN DOROTHY HELEN BROWN Carl Rosa Dot athletic, reliable, well-liked modest, unselfish, responsible determined, conscientious, lady-like seniors 1 _ I i irif i ALDAH LEE BURCH Aldah BETTY JO CHAFFIN Betty Jo ' ' JOSEPH CAMPBELL COOK Joe quiet, understanding, pleasant intellectual, ardent, demure courteous, fun-loving, nice DORIS ANN BURCHETT Doris attractive, energetic, reliable JOYCE LEE CLARK Joyce blond, lively, dainty ROBERT ALLEN CHUMBLEY Bobby artistic, calm, likeable THERESA COLLIER DALTON Theresa stately, cordial, neat IRIS DAWN CARPER Iris cute, happy-go-lucky, friendly JOSEPH LEVAN COLLINS Joe jolly, nice-looking, obese DOUGLAS SAMUEL DAVIS Rabbit tall, cooperative, polite seniors CHARLES LEE DENT Charles EVELYN FRANCIS DUTTON Evie JOHN RICHARD FORTNER Dickie stylish, able, witty dulcet, reserved, elegant retiring, tall, well-mannered ALTA JUNE DOBBINS June PAULINE ELIZABETH FARMER Pauline immaculate, reliable, charming dainty, captivating, agreeable BOBBIE JOAN FANNING Joan musical, scholarly, le ader PARTHENIA MAE FRENCH Potts tiny, inquisitive, cute PORTER RONALD DOWNEY, Jr. Poat-en-Porter likeable, debonair, unconcerned STEPHEN HENRY FELTY Van Buren efficient, husky, genial JO ANN FROST Jo Ann dignified, intellectual, talented seniors I BETTY ULAINE GILL ' Dimples ’ 1 fashionable, diligent, pleasant MARGARET CATHERINE GREGORY Ma rgie conscientious, athletic, trustworthy ROBERT WILLIAM GRAVLEY Bill nice-looking, sporty, reserved ETHEL GWENDOLYN HANKS Gwen demure, attentive, helpful ANITA GERALDINE GILLEY SARA EVELYN GREGORY RANDOLPH JAMES HARRIS Jerry Suzie Randy cute, virtuous, retiring ambitious, pretty, lady-like michievous, clever, well-groomed seniors j j 1 I i - . j 1 DORIS ESTELLE HOLSTON Doris MARTHA JANE KEGLEY Marthy ALLENE JOYCE LANDRETH Jo wide awake, genial, obliging fun-loving, cheerful, indifferent quiescent, dainty, likeable BARBARA ALICE HUDSON Bobbie MARGIE VIRGINIA KING Marg EZM A LEA KING Ez WILLIAM OMERE LEFTWICH Bill” fascinating, keen, easy-going dignified, acute, tranquil active, illustrious, agreeable industrious, obliging, argumentative REBECCA V, JOHNSON OLLIE LEE LANDIS WILLIAM HENRY LESTER Becky Ollie Lee Bill petite, serene, cute mirthful, natural, sociable fun-loving, congenial, athletic seniors ¥ irn if I mi Jim 1 W 7 1 : ¥ MARGARET ANN LEWIS Ann musical, sparkling, natural HELEN JEAN LINEBERRY Jean vivacious, well-dressed, versatile JACK ROGER MABRY Jack athletic, good-looking, indifferent RONALD RAYMOND LINDAMOOD Ronnie RICHARD WHITFIELD LUTTRELL Richard SHIRLEY ANNE LUCAS Shirl JAMES AURIL MABRY, Jr. Jim gentleman-like, studious, helpful creative, meritable, studious progressive, lofty, pleasant blushing, scholarly, assuring GLADIE RACHEL LINEBERRY Gladie JOSEPH EDWARD MABE Jo Ed LULA MARIE MABRY Lou consistent, sedate, true dignified, reserved, understanding fair-minded, generous, apt seniors MM SAMUEL RAYMOND MORRIS JAMES EDWARD MELTON RUTH ANN MARSHALL Ruth likeable, friendly, pert athletic, good-natured, assuring GLADIES ELLEN MARTIN Gladies retiring, respectful, dependable JEWELL COLLEEN MILLIRONS Cony conscientious, intellectual, dependable HAZEL LORRAINE MEREDITH Hazel agile, reserved, cordial JAMES WALLACE NEESE Tim inquisitive, moody, likeable MARY LOUISE MEADE Mary Lou quaint, spontaneous, alluring DORIS LEE MOONEY Doris witty, unsettled, honest AILENE NORMAN Ailene courteous, dutiful, coy seniors . p jr : Be 1 ' i - x. y t 2 ROY EUGENE NUNN Gene HAZEL COLLEEN PARSELL Hazel ERMA JEAN POWERS Ermie spontaneous, talkative, keen immaculate, agreeable, helpful congenial, industrious, merry GERALD MICHAEL PACE Jerry ALMA IRENE PHIBBS Alma CORA LOUISE PETERSON Louise BARBARA SUE QUESENBERRY Bobby Sue lively, agile, good-dancer inquisitive, cute, unaffected reserved, cooperative, understanding progressive, industrious, talented TEMPLE CROCKETT PAINTER, Jr. Temp music composer, dignified, intellectual BETTY JANE POORE Betty MILDRED VIRGINIA QUESENBERRY Mouse” gentle, lady-like, respectful dainty, comprehensive, radiant seniors — ELIZABETH ANN RIGGINS Bubbles HOWARD BRADLEY RORRER Brad LARRY RUPP SANDERS Larry reserved, attentive, good-natured sincere, happy, likeable politician, industrious, venturesome DONALD CLYDE RIGNEY Don tall, composed, considerate ROGER LEWIS RYAN Rog indifferent, quiet, frie ndly VIRGINIA SUE RORRER Suzie Que docile, complacent, likeable VERMON SHELOR Vermon clown, indifferent, smiling WILLIAM EDGAR RODGERS, Jr. RUBY MERITA RYAN DONALD SWANSON SHUPE Bill Merita Don comical, flirtatious, talented loyal, apt, pensive sincere, courteous, amicable seniors i- ji ' Uni M i f 1 i J w . 1 PATRICIA ANN SMITH Pat FIELDON RAY SOUTHERN Jake MILDRED MARIE STOOTS Millie vivacious, smiling, compatible agreeable, cooperative, friendly tranquil, reflective, shy THOMAS JENNINGS SNEAD Tommy NELLIE LOUISE STEWART Potts AZUBAH BODEANE STAMMERS Bo RUTH ELIZABETH SWAIM Ruth efficient, jovial, cute active, serene, modest placid, contented, versatile well-dressed, fascinating, gay JEANNE ELAINE SNYDER Jeanne EULA MARIE STILWELL Ma rie FRANK EDWARD SWAIN Nickie inquisitive, individualistic, scholar retiring, exact, reliable talkative, argumentative, persistent I seniors k 1§§ p| , 1 s fc I I in 1 1 | I 1 •1 I JAMES LAREW TABOR James easy-going, smiling, good-natured RAYMOND LEE TURNER Ray well-dressed, friendly, good-looking BETTY LEE VANOVER Hangover susceptible, theatrical, stylish JOHN DARST THRASHER Sguirrel flirtatious, changeable, starry-eyed RUBY ELEANOR TURPIN Ruby submissive, thoughtful, well-manered GEORGE LEROY WADDELL Buddy athletic, masculine, happy RUTH ALMA TRAIL Ruthie cooperative, fair-minded, modest ELIZABETH GAY UMBERGER Betty Gay understanding, sociable, industrious ANTON VON PREU WALLNER Anton stately, gentlemanly, scholarly seniors BETTY BROWN WALTERS Tea Room ' ' SYBLE MARIE WEATHERMAN Sibby BARBARA JACQUELINE WINDLE Barbara singer, married, good-natured talented, determined, cooperative demure, thoughtful, genial EVELYN LOUISE WARD WILLIAM IRVAN WELCH CLARA ESTELLE WORRELL Eve Bob Clara Belle blond, jovial, studious easy-qoing, friendly, jovial changeable, gay, likeable BETTY JEAN WARLICK Bay well-mannered, interested, considerate DAVID WILLIAMS David cultured, competent, reserved DAISY PAIGE WRIGHT Daisy gentle, bashful, industrious seniors jJCL A A ‘A j •-’; ' • jf jL J JL Vtt- j K— jt j tV-CA Oy Xe. zajp-at • Junior Cl ass OL LSi dLtK- THE JOLLY JUNIORS of 1950 and 1951, will become Dignified Seniors. are President Vice-President . Secretary DOUG SMITH WANDA PATTON ELAINE WIRT The class was led by Doug Smith, president; Wanda Patton, vice-president; Elaine Wirt, secretary; and Becky Fizer, treasurer. Among the highlights of the year were the sponsoring of Stunt Day and the Junior-Senior events. The class sponsors were as follows: Mrs. William Akers, Mrs. David Wall, Mrs. Nester Perdue, Miss Ruth Simpson, Mrs. O. E. Burch, and Mrs. William Gillie who was replaced by Mrs. Robert Wysor. twenty-seven Louis Akers Jeanne Andrew Rayo Andrews Ruth Aust Betty Beamer Prank Bixler Janet Bocock Bunny Boley Harry Bouras Dorothy Bowman Helen Brickey Mary Helen Brown Ellen Kate Bruce Alice Burhcett Richard Burchett Helen Burton Carroll Cardin Freddie Carrico Ann Chumbley Eloise Collins David Conner Freddie Cummings Aileen Dalton Ruth Ann Dalton John Davidson Phyllis Davidson Mary Ellen Davis Arlen Dean Betty DeHart Betty Sue Dickerson Priscilla Downey Jack Duncan Aileen Dutton Margie Edmonds Doug English Bobby Epperly Doug Farmer Don Fink Becky Fizer Cogle Folden Curtis Foley Rex French Iris Gardner Charlotte Gemmell Ruth Goad William Gravely John Gregory Phvlliss Gress 1 Marvin Grubb Roscoe Grubb Jean Haislip Bonnie Jean Hall Evelyn Pink Hall Ina Harrell Peggy Harrell Shirley Hancock Ailene Harriman Pauline Havens Kathleen Hawkins Peggy Hedge Ravo Holslon Markeatter Houck Bobby Jo Huff Dawn Huff Sara Huff Hurbert Car! Hughett, Jr. l.ouise Humphreys Doris Ann Johnson James Jonas David Jones Donald Jo n es Pa + ti Jordan Tommy Jordan Joe Kegley Edith King Helen King Janie King Helen Sue Kirby Carol Lee Lester Ira Lewey Bobby Jean Linkous Roberta Linkous Don Logan Betty Lovern Curtis Lyons Tommy Mabe Wayne Mabry Chic Marshall Claude Martin Gloria Martin Nancy Martin Norma Martin Darlene Meredith Harry Morehead Albert Morris Bill Morris Larry Morris Thelma Myers Joe Newman Clinton Ray Owens Jimmy Patterson Wanda Patton Cleone Pearson David Powell Agnes Quesenberry Ja.nette Quesenberry Iris Rash Leroy Richardson Jackie Richardson Billy Rorrer Margaret Rupe John Sadler Clarence Saunder Bill Scott Carlyle Scott Carol Shufflebarger Russell Slaydon Betty Smith oug uth Smith Jean Smyfhers Edgar Sumner Wallace Sutphin Wayne Sutphin Betty Tickle Peggy Ann Tickle Charley Thomas Jean Turner Audrey Vaught Ruth Waddell Nancy Warburton William Warden Gloria Ware Jackie Weddle Biily Weddle Donald Whitaker Ann Whisman Sterling White Mary Frances Whitt Duane Williams Charles Winqc Elaine Wirt Bill Woods Sophomore Class President . HARRY BECKNER Not shown Vice-President . . DOUG McNELLEY Secretary BARBARA WARNER Treasurer . RALPH DUNCAN HE SOPHOMORES returned to school a little last year. more serious minded than they were of Even though we worked hard to complete the many pleasures we have had in the past, our school year of high school we are quite aware and will have in the following days at P. H. S. We have shared our happiness and troubles wiih our sponsors who were Miss Emma Galli- more, Mrs. Harry Robert son, Mr. Jack Gillard, Mrs. Charles Bird and Mr. Earle Crabtree. thirty- one Daryl Akers Charles Allison Patsy Amburn John Baugh Harry Beckner Shirley Bedsaul Wayne Black Dewayne Brown Hugh Brown Jenell Brown June Brown Shirley Bowyer Miller Bushong Marlene Burchett Jay Bundy Douglas Burgess Isabelle Cameron Paul Childress Lucille Collins A. B. Cox Walter Craig Toni Crowell I rving Cruft Maggie Dalton Ralph Dalton Charles Davidson Shirley Davidson Doug Duncan Ralph Duncan Ruth Eanes Marlene Earle Doug East Eleanor Evens Doris Farmer Charlie Ferguson Margaret Gasnell Barbara Gibbs Frankie Gibbs Caroline Gill Evelyn Goad Lola Gregory Betty Grubb Bonnie Grubb Elizabeth Haden Ruth Haga Cecil Hagee Doris Hagee Frances Hagee Ralph Hall Elray Hanks James Harless Bonnie Harrell Bonnie Hawkins Dick Hayes Ima Jean Hayes Curtis Hubble Thomas Hughes Clay Hughett Ruth Jackson Mary Ann Jennings Clara Johnston Charlotte Jones Katherine Jordan Billy Kanode Darrell Kegley May Killen Charles King Louise Kitts Lillian Lambert Paul Lefew Marie Leftwich Doug Linkous Ann. Padgett Mattie Palmer Joan Payne Mary Phelps fpr f 1 . -■ ] . Vi -s- ■ fl §P v- mm XL t Clara Mae Phibbs Elizabeth Pike David Pratt Jane Pratt Naomi Quesenbern Earnest Lee Rash Ratcliffe Alene Ray Sybil Reese Bill Riffev Delpha Rigney Pauline Roseberry Glenna Rupe Tommy Sarver Donna Saunders Joe Shinault Clarence Slaydon Shirley Smith Shirley Spraker Wadelyn Stuart Mildred Stoots Emory Sutphin Gaynelle Sutphin Jean Sutphin Marie Swindell Peggy Tabor Robert Thompson Rosetta Thompson Mildred Tracy Mildred Turner Ralph Turner Doris Vaughn Darlene Via Jack Via I rene Wallner Nelson Walters Nancy Williams David Wilson Dickie Wol e C. L. Young Mary Ann Young Freshman Class s ' S THE SCHOOL BELL RANG on September 18 , a group of excited students entered into a new phase of life — a life filled with perplexity, but also happiness. This group was the freshmen of P. H. S. With the excellent guidance of all the Freshman teachers during this year, we are looking forward with great anticipation, to becoming a leading class in Pulaski High School. Our sponsors were: Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, Mrs. John Sanders, Mr. John Tate, Mr. Jack Miller, Miss Evelyn Wilson, Mrs. George Armbrister, Mrs. Jack Holt, Miss Elizabeth Painter and Miss La ura Dalton. ; ft V K? fi: 1 I l % ■ i I V W • 1 till If 1 1 1 HW � 1 f V W V 2 TimmXm 1 Mb 1 r s. - MRS. SANDERS Richard Dutton Marvin Lemons Shirley Pagan L. D. Lineberry Eimer Combs Thomas Patton Ruth Ballard Charles McKinney Colleen Bratton James Murphy Okie Eads . Rodney Runyon Nellie Donithon Charles Tickle , Bonnie Gray 3 o Nancy Hurst’ Patsy Jennings Janice Jones Evelyn Long Louise Marshall Anne Millirons Darlene Musser Bonnie Ritter Shirley Stilwell Norris Thomas Geraldine Thompson Jettie Turner. Carolyn Williams Bethel Worrell L h Alfred Baugh Robert Brown Thomas Gravely Irving Hall Clinton Hoback Everett Jones Clinton Key Janie Ayers Barbara Bassett Betsy Branson Juanita Crowder Magdalene Davidson Yvonne Eversole Jo Anne Garrett Maurice Brown Raymond Edney Bill Ellis Thomas Farmer Raymond Fisher Douglas Hagee Carl Horton Lewis Knode David Manuel Phillip Ratcliff thirty -six MR. TATE John Kilbert Phillip Marshall Joe Norman M. B. Perfater Landen Redpath Fred Schmidt Richard Shupe Carolyn Hale Doris Bubble Phyllis Irvin. Peggy Jenkins Sally Nester Beverly Pearce Carolyn Perdue MISS DALTON Calvin Southern Edward Southern Bill Spratt Bill Turman Eugene Via Virginia Crowder Euna Rose Powers Peggy Rash Lila Sadler Ruth Smith June Synder Ruth Tracy Mary T urner MRS. HOLT (Group Picture on Page 35) William Smith Robert Surface David Thornton Elbert Whitt Wilmer Whitt Glena Buckner Lois Burton Jane Carson Shirley Copeland Doris Davis Mary Ann Fost Barbara Haley Grace Hill Vanie Holdren Beveridge Holston Wilma Holston Nancy Hurd Nellie Gravely Dorothy Davis Sandra Harman Nancy C. Parks Nancy I . Parks Ada Slusher Maxine Thompson Margaret Wagner Not shown: Jessie Goad Agnes Grazier Daniel Goad Colin Reece Donald Rogers Shirley Craic , Doris Jackson Nancy Kidd Jo Ann Lowma n Bonnie Richardson Dorothv Richardson Joyce Safewnght Agnes Smith Wallace Akers Robert Grafton Walter Davis Wilburn Doyle Fred Morris Joseph Myers David Ratcliffe Kenneth Rorrer MRS. ARMBRISTER Edward Smith Billy Smithers Donald Swain David Whitaker Clyde Wright Tommy Yonts Shirley Albert Elva Bryant Nancy Childress Elizabeth Cummings Helen Gilley Shirley Horton M ildred H uff Hilda Rigney Peggy Smith Nancy Stump Lois White Not shown Denton Taylor Bessie Cook Mildred Edward MISS BARNETT Jackson Clarence Burton Donald Douglas Gibbs Robert Franklin Hawkins Roswell Duane Meredith Jeff Darley O ' Dell Marshall Arlen Robertson Marvin Graham Runion Allen Lee Sutphin Charles Andrew Taylor William Richard Turner Wanda Geraldine Bragg Anne Elizabeth Covey Penelope Irene Dalton Janice Margarette Davis Opal Lee Dobbins Helen Alean East Mary Lou Huffard Harriet Sue Linkous Helen EstelJ Martin Virginia Lois Page Barbara Jo Anne Smith Helen Marie Spangler Fronie Ellen Carroll Cennie Elizabeth McFall Wilma Louise Richardson Ruth Louise Pike Not shown: William Carter Fowlkes Larry Eugene Wilson Paul Beckner Curtis East Teddy Gillespie Arlen Gravely Duke Gregory Clayton Hancock Nolan Kegley MR. MILLER Dickie Williams Bobby Kincer Calvin McGlothin Stephen Mitchell James Odham Elmer Parks Bobby Rash Joe Stegar Olen White Douglas Williams Buddy Wright Kenneth Wright Hazel Carperter Betty Dalton Joyce Hughes Betty Quesenberry Lois Smith Sandra Whitaker Betty Lou Worrell Jimmy Adams Jackie Boothe Bobbie Butler James D. H a 1 1 Donald HoTfiday Arnold Mabry Billy Meade Richard Nickols MISS WILSON (Group Picture on Page 35) Robert Rogers Ralph Smith E. K. Williams Roger Williams Rebecca Barnett Betty Burton Lillian Dalton Mildred Davis Nellie Edwards Elizabeth Finn Louise Harrell Carol Houston Ramona Kanode Jo Ann Kidd Nancy King Iris Long Alice McGlothin Juanita Meadows Bettie Rutherford Carolyn Shinault Not shown : Marvin Hight Shirley Cyphers Irene Davis thirty-seven Seventh Grade y h r MRS. KREITER MRS. FULK MISS GALILEE PHELPS MISS SMITH Charles Rodney Black Harold Babb Kelly Akers Charles Wesley Ayers Malcolm Walter Crowder Jimmy Cardin Harold Beamer Dallon Irvin Cox Dennis Eugene Grubb Fred Clark Isaac Carper Jay Steve Harris John Robert Jones Jimmy Arthur Harrell Tommy Clark Johnny Cox Troy Peyton Jackson Douglas Hanson Billy Dunagan Otis Ludvel Landis Larry Ferriel Mannings Clyae William Martin Nicky Jones Eugene French Ronald Lee Moore J. W. Kitts Jackie Hall Robert Lewis Quesenberry Bobby Lynn O ' Del 1 Douglas Long Randall Proffitt Johnny Houston Daniel Reed Robert Webb Owen Donald Hubble Harold Douglas Stout Eugene Graham Phelps Bram Reed Jack Huddle Richard Allen Brumfield John Roy Schrader, Jr. Bobby Rogers Ernest Hurst Charles Auval Sutphin Maynard Earnest Sutphin James Rorrer Johnny King Stella Jane Church Kyle Runyon A. J. Peak Minnie Mae Clark Fred Eugene Young P h 7 ! i p Alley Randolph Russell Garfield Thomas Irene Fern Collins Bruce Spence Benson ' TJutphin Grace Carolyn Greger Richard Torrence LaVern Abshire Lorena Viola Davidson Howard Taylor June Alley Patricia Jo Anne Gregory Lela Mae Alderman Floyd Underwood Betty Beckner Juanita Audrey Guynn Marcella Virginia Cameron Mason Vaughn Susan Garrett Ruby Mae Harlow Phyllis Marie Cox Wademan Warf Shirley Gillespie Evelyn Janice Horsley Nella Lynn Drucker Jerry Whitt Dorcas Horton Martha Jane Horton Carolyn Imogene Farmer Opal Hubble Mary Louise Murphy Nancy Ann Hall Wanda Alley Shirley Leftwich Lois Peggy Nelson Shirley Ann Hall Jo Ann Ballinger Ann Lemons Lucille Charlotte Quesenberry Shirley Irene Hoback Shirley Brinkley Barbara Leypoldt Elda Jane Ryan Barbara Ann Kegley Emma J. Fleeman Verlon Mooney Vera Lee Shelor Beulah Paye Moore Mary Gravely Eula Moore Nancy Rhodella Tippett Nancy Ellen Simmons Colleen Hall Nancy Powers Margaret Ann Vaden Peqgy Ann Southern Mary Ann Hylton Doris Rigney Betty Jo Venable Kalima Sutphin Betty Sue Jayner Betty Shuff Stella Mae Watson Rema Faye Thompson Mary Elizabeth Thompson Bertha Kanode Margaref Sonner Marie Joyce Wolfe Gavle Long Betty Thomas Shirley Marie Yetlon Patsy O ' dar Warf Hefen Manuel Olivia Reece Patsy Reese Anna Wallner Stella Irene Bevil Joretta Jones thirty- fig tit ACTIVITIES Nationa Honor Society Mrs. Perdue, Sponsor; Sara Gregory, Dorothy Brown, Temple Painter, Margie King, Anton Wallner, Betty Jo Chaffin, Jim Mabry, Barbara Hudson, Colleen M i 1 1 Irons, Joan Fanning, Jo Ann Frost, Evelyn Ward, Barbara Sue Quesenberry. HE OBJECT of this chapter 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. Members of this chapter must have an average of B and must be in the upper ten per cent of their class. The officers for 1951 were: Sara Gregory, president: Dorothy Brown, vice-president; Margie King, secretary; and Jimmy Mabry, treasurer. Mrs. Nester Perdue was sponsor. forty Junior National Honor Society 7 ' HE PURPOSE of the National Junior 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 officers were: Barbara Manning, president; Ruth Jackson, vice-president; Barbara Warner, secretary; and Wanda Whitt, treasurer. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Barbara Manning, Ruth Jackson, Mrs. Armbrister, Sponsor. Wanda Whitt, Barbara Warner. Mary Ann Young, Joan Carol Payne, Katherine Jordan. Betty Grubb, Marie Leftwich, Mildred Tracy, Mary Ann Jennings, Toni Crowell. Peggy Warden, Beatrice Mooney, Evelyn Smith, Nancy Smith, Margie McNeil, Bob Lynch. Elizabeth Pike, Donna Saunders, Pauline Roseberry, Harry Beckner. forty-one ' A ' Beta Club HE BETA CLUB is a leadership service organization for high school Juniors and Seniors. Th purpose of the club is to raise the standards of the student body and to create in the students a desire to furlher their education. Membership is based on good mentality and character, commendable attitude, and achievement of a B 1 average during the first two or three years of high school. Members must maintain ihese qualities and be approved by the school. Activities of the club for this year included the annual Kiddie Dance, a formal Installation ceremony as an assembly program. Projects include the purchase and presentation of a to the school and the publication of the Oriole Chirps. ' flag and flag staff The fifty-two members for this year have been led by the following officers: Margie King, president; Barbara Quesenberry, vice-president; Alma Phibbs, secretary; and Evelyn Ward, treasurer. Miss Emma Gallimore was sponsor. First row: Evelyn Ward, Alma Phibbs, Barbara Sue Quesenberry, Margie King. Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sara Kathryn Huff, Phyllis Davidson, Peggy Hedge, Edith King, Margaret Rupe, Aileen Dutton, Janet Bocock, Ezma Lea King, Dorothy Brown. Ellen Kate Bruce, Roberta Linkous, Carol Shuff lebarger, Wanda Patton, Priscilla Downey, Sue Rorrer, Shirley Gregory, Joan Ashley, Betty Jo Chaffin, Ruth Ann Dalton. Ellen Kate Bruce, Boberta Linkous, Carol Shuff lebarger, Wanda Patton, Priscilla Downey, Sue Rorrer, Shirley Lucas, Joan Fanning, Margaret Gregory, Jean Snyder, Barbara Hudson, Jo Ann Frost. Bobby Epperly, Temple Painter, William Warden, Don Logan, Ira Lewey, John Sadler, Richard Luttrell, Tommy Andrew, Tommy Jordan, Jim Mabry, Miss Gallimore, Sponsor. Not shown: Anton Wallner. forty -two Latin Club The officers were: and Carol Lee Lester, program chairman. The sponsor was Mrs. Harry Robertson. The motto is Laetus, amicus, tamen impiger et navus meaning Happy, friendly, less industrious and diligent. treasurer; neverthe- First row; Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Not shown: Marie Leftwich, Mary Helen Brown, Ruth Dalton, Jane Pratt, Evelyn Dutton, Doris Holston, Alma Phibbs, Gloria Ware, Iris Mitchell, Mrs. Robertson, Sponsor. Bonnie Gray, Carolyn Perdue, Janice King, Nancy Martin, Sara Huff, Betty Beamer, Eleanor Evans, Patsy Amburn, Mary Ann Young, Mary Ann Jennings, Ellen Kate Bruce. Nancy Smith, Peggy Warden, Donna Saunders, Ruth Jackson, Ann Chumbley, Becky Fizer, Evelyn Hall, Roberta Linkous t June Brown , Joan Fanning, Joan Payne, Irene Wallner, Carol Lee Lester. Peggy Rash, Patsy Jennings, Penelope Dalton, Lila Sadler, Ann Covev, Joe Mabe, Bobby Bpperly, Jean Sutphin, Sue Linkous, Jo Ann Garret, Patti Jordan, Ruth Swaim, Mary Kathryn Phelps. Joe Stegar, Miller Bushong, Tony Crowell, Jack Pearman, Denny Pace, Bob Lynch, Tommy Jordan, Ira Lewey, Tommy Moyers, Jimmy Patterson, Elray Hanks, Jerry Pace, Jim Mabry, Tommy Andrew, Anton Wallner Temple Painter. Eleanor Brodie. f w r -4- am 1 5 A ti-mt l Jm. l, fu] .o V ' Jfj . First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Martha Jane Kegley, Betty Gay Umberge ' -. Betty Beamer, Betty Vanover, Miss Evelyn Wilson, Sponsor. Rebecca Fizer, Elizabeth Pike, Mary Ellen Davis, Sara Huff, Betty Lovern, Jeanette Quesenberry. Patti Jordan, Charjotte Gemmell, Jean Wilson, Cleon Pierson, Evelyn Hall, Mildred Stoots, Jean Snyder, Marjorie McMillian. Paul Childress, John Sadler, Freddie Cummings, Walter Craig, Darrell Kegley, A. B. Cox. Spanish Club The purpose of this dub is to promote a deeper understanding of Spanish customs and to instill the desire in students to take Spanish. This club is comprised of students who are taking Spanish or have taken it. Officers of the club are: Betty Gay Umberger, president; Martha Jane Kegley, vice-president ' and Betty Beamer, secretary-treasurer. Miss Evelyn Wilson is sponosr. forty-three Junior and Senior h, -y 7 O CREATE, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, is the purpose of all the Hi-Y ' s. One of the main pleasures of these clubs is to serve others. i I | i A 1 ft WmWm m I £ i . hLs t Clockwise: Tommy Snead, Joe Collins, Richard Luttrell, Larry Sanders, Harry Morehead, Carl Hughett, Bobby Epperly, Jim Mabry, Carlyle Scott, Howard Rorrer, Jack Duncan, Doug Farmer, Leroy Richardson, Ray Southern, Porter Downey, Jimmy Patterson Gene Nunn, James Tabor, Bobby Ellis, Lewis Akers, Temple Painter, Don Logan, Fred Carrico, Frank Bixler. Middle: Anton Wallner, Charles Dent. Not shown: David Williams, Bill Left- wich, John Thrasher. First row: Betty Jo Chaffin. Second row: Barbara Hudson, Barbara Quesenberry. Third row: Martha Jane Kegley, Hazel Parsed. Fourth row: Mary Lou Meade, Joyce Clark, Katherine Allison, Ezma King. Fifth row: Ollie Lee Landis, Mildred Stoots, Alma Phibbs, Joan Ashley. Sixth row: Ruth Trail, Doris Lee Mooney, Evelyn Dutton, Doris Bur- chett. Seventh row: Betty Gay Umberger, Shirley Lucas, Parthenia French. Eighth row: Geraldine Gilly, Helen Jean Lineberry, Iris Carper. Ninth row: Mrs. Clark Hodges, Eve- lyn Ward, Sue Rorrer, Gwendolyn Hanks, Jo Ann Frost, Clara Worrell, Eleanor Brodie, Bodeane Stammers, Betty Vanover. OFFICERS President BETTY JO CHAFFIN Vice-President ... BARBARA HUDSON Secretary HAZEL PARSELL Treasurer DORIS BURCHETT Sponsor MRS. CLARK HODGES Senior Tri - Hi -Y A, X- JllK mr PnY; ‘ fX ! T ' 5 F ' - • Junior Tn-Hi.y First row: Carol Shuff lebarger. Second row: Betty Beamer, Jackie Richardson. Third row: Peggy Hedge, Ruth Anne Dalton, Carol Lee Lester, Mary Helen Brown. Fourth row: Phyllis Davidson, Char lotte Gemmell. Fifth row: Evelyn Hall, Phyllis Gress, Jean Wilson, Wanda Patton. Sixth row: Sara Huff, Ruth Aust, Becky Fizer, Norma Martin. Seventh row: Nancy Martin, Jean Andrew. Eighth row: Iris Rash, Louise Hum phrey, Peggy Harrell, Elaine Wir+, Patfy Jordan, Helen Burton. Betty Lovern, Mary Ellen Davis, Sponsor Mrs. Frieda Akers, Ann Whisman. Not shown: Roberta Linkous. OFFICERS President . CAROL SHUFFLEBARGER Vice-Pres. JACKIE RICHARDSON Secretary BETTY BEAMER Treasurer ROBERTA LINKOUS Soph. Tri-Hi-Y Clockwise: Marie Leftwich, Joan Carol Payne, Eleanor Evans, Mildred Turner, Marlene Burchett, Patsy Am- burn, Shirley Davidson, Lucille Col- lins, Mary Ann Jennings, June Brown, Shirley Smith, Barbara Manning, Barbara Warner, Mary Ann Younq. Miss Evelyn Wood, Sponsor; Shirley Bedsaul, Catherine Jordan, Irene Wallner, Ann Padgett, Jane Pratt. OFFICERS President MARIE LEFTWICH Vice-President JOAN PAYNE Secretary JANE PRATT Treasurer .. ANN PADGETT Chaplain MILDRED TRACY Sponsor MISS EVELYN WOOD C Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Clockwise: Peggy Rash, in the middle; Yvonne Eversole, Ramona Kanode, Shirley Albert, Phyllis Irvin, Louise Harrell, Jeanie Houston, Geraldine Thompson, Mickey Huff, Bonnie G r ay, Sue Linkous, Patsy Jennings, Barbara Smith, Nancy Stump, Bev erly Pearce, Carolyn Shinault. Euna Rose Powers, Jane Carson, Ann Carolyn Hale, Miss Barnett, Sponsor; Anne M i 1 1 irons Barbara Bassett Betsy Branson, Doris Ann Davis Joyce Hughes. OFFICERS President PEGGY RASH Vice-President JOYCE HUGHES Secretary RAMONA KANODE Tresaurer YVONNE EVERSOLE Sponsor MISS ALZIE BARNETT forty- five F. H. A | I r j- I L r First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row; Peggy Hedge, Iris Gardner, Phyllis Davidson, Ruth Eanes, Clara Mae Phibbs, Katherine Allison, Alma Phibbs. Gwendolyn Hanks, Charlotte Gemmell, Wanda Patton, Dorothy Brown, Margaret Gregory, Marie Stilwell, Betty Vanover, Ina Harrell, Bonnie Hall. Ruth Waddell, Jo Dot Akers, Miss Akers, Sponsor; Peggy Harrell, Kathleen Hawkins, Shirley Hancock, Evelyn Goad, Vernice Carper, Aileen Harriman, Margaret Lewis. Catherine Jordan, Gladies Martin, Jackie Richardson, Ailene Dalton, Helen Brickey, Darlene Meredith, Pauline Roseberry, Rosetta Thompson. hlE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is an active club in our school. The club activities this year were the entertaining of the Giles, Montgomery, and Pulaski County Federation, a fashion show, and a bake sale. The club sponsor is Miss Edna Earl Akers. The officers were: Margaret Gregory, president; Marie Stilwell, vice-president; Wanda Patton, secretary; Dorothy Brown, treasurer; and Marleen Burchett, reporter. forty-six Library Club . . ■ The Library Club has shown an exceptionally good and progressive spirit this year. The officers were: Jo Dot Akers, president; Colleen Millirons, vice-president; Mary Ellen Davis, secretary-treasurer; Betty Jo Lovern, reporter; and Wallace Stuphin and Margie Edmonds, social chairmen. Miss Pearl Pendleton was sponsor. First row: Mary Ellen Davis, Betty Lovern. Second row: Margie Edmonds, Marie St i I we 1 1 . Colleen Millirons, Wallace Sut phi n , Ruth Waddell, Miss Pearl Jane Pendleton, Sponsor; Jo Dot Akers, Betty Tickel, Edith June King, William Warden. First row: Doris Holston, Betty Warlick, Ann Riggins, Dorothy Garwood, Merita Ryan Parthenia French. Second row: Mrs. Hodges, Sponsor; Hazel Meredith, Margaret Gregory, Ezma Lea King, Theresa Dalton, Jean Lineberry, Jenell Brown, Katherine Allison, Doris Mooney, Joyce Clark. Third row: William Leftwich, Charles Allison, Bill Scott, Richard Luttrell, Wallace Sutphin, William Warden. Debating Club ... The officers this year are: Theresa Dalton, president; Jean Lineberry, vice-president; Jenell Brown, secretary; Ezma Lea King, treasurer; and Margaret Gregory, reporter. Mrs. Clark Hodges is sponsor. forty-seven First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Not shown: Evelyn Dutton, Ruth Ann Dalton, Ollie Lee Landis, Johnny Houston, Doris Davis, Iris Mitchell, Jerry Whitt, Gene French, David Thornton. Tommy Moyers, V. H. Linkous, Jack Huddle, David Jones, Bobby Umberger, Douglas Hanson, Jo Ann Kidd, Ann Chumbley, Mary Helen Brown, Mason Vaughan, Kenneth Riggle, Betty Jo Jackson. Duane Musser, A. B. Cox, Duane Brown, Maurice Brown, Fred Carrico, Carlyle Scott, Joe Mabe, Beverly Pearce, F’reddy Cummings, David Jones, Darlene Musser, Emma Hanson, Randall Proffitt, Harry Height. Elray Hanks, Bill Spratt, Marie Leftwich, Gloria Ware, Jack Cannady, Ernest Hurst, Gayle Long, Jean Haislip, Jimmy Harrell Barbara Hudson, Joan Fanning, E. K. Williams, Steve Felty, Mr. James H. Godfrey, Band Director. Rex French, Louise Humphrey, Betty Grubb, Ann Carolyn Hale, Bonnie Grubb, Larry Pearce, Roy Hall, Mary Ann Jenninqs, Ralph Newman, Frank Swain, Carol Lester, Ann Whisman, Carol Shuff lebarger, Betty Vanover, Ellen Kate Bruce, Iris Rash. Harold Beamer, Jack Martin, Mildred Stoots, R. J. Harris, Tommy Farmer, Anton Wallner. , he PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL BAND now consists of seventy-eight members and is one u of the most active organizations in the school. Its purpose is to create in our schools and community a cultural consciousness of music. The band, under the excellent direction of Mr. James H. Godfrey, performed various maneu- vers at all football games, with the exception of William Fleming. It also participated in many school and community gatherings, such as bonfires, parades, assemblies, and District VI Music Festival held in Tazewell. Majorettes are: Betty Vanover, Carol Shufflebarger, Iris Rash, Ellen Kate Bruce, Ann Whis- man, Louise Humphrey, Shirley Davidson, Barbara Gibbs, Bonnie Gruff and Ann Carolyn Hale. The Drum Major is Rex French. Officers for the year were: Barbara Hudson, president; Joe Mabe, vice-president: Marie Left- wich, secretary-treasurer; Freddie Cummings, reporter; Mildred Stoots, Ruth Dalton and Gloria Ware, librarians; Evelyn Dutton and Carlyle Scott, uniform custodians; Beverly Pearce, David Jones and Jack Martin, members-at-large; and Joan Fanning student director. forty-eight Chorus Club . ■ ■ ITH A MEMBERSHIP of 46, under the direction of Mr. James H. Godfrey, the Chorus Club had a very active and successful year. The outstanding event of the Christmas Season for the club was their Annual Christmas Concert, which was presented at Jefferson School on December I 5. In February the club presented a highly successful operetta. Among the many other activities which were outstanding were school assemblies, radio programs, Radford College and High School Assemblies, Spring Carnival and Commencement Exercises. The Club sent representatives to All Sectional Chorus West, and partici- pated in the District Festival at Bristol. The officers were: Sfeve Felty, president; Betty Jo Walters, vice-president; June Dobbins, secretary-treasurer; Barbara Quesenberry, librarian; Margaret Gregory, reporter; Margaret Lewis, accompanist; Elizabeth Cummings, assistant accompanist; and Jo Ann Frost, student director. First row: Second row: Third row: Not shown: Mary Helen Brown, Margaret Ann Lewis, Geraldine Thompson, Peggy Tabor, Cozene McNew, Shirley Albert, Agnes Quesenberry, Nellie Donithan, Mary Jane Moore, Peggy Jenkins, Nancy Wright, Mary Lou Meade, Sandra Harmon, Barbara Haley, Sandra Whitaker. Margaret Greqory, Shirley Lucas, Joan Payne, Ann Millirons, Bob Welch, Bob Thornton, Jimmy Vaughan, Rayo Andrews, Wayne King, Bill Rogers, Porter Downey, Barbara Quesenberry, Margaret GosneJI, Charlotte Gemmell, Ruth Smith, Shirley Horton. Mr. Godfrey, Director; Doris Lee Mooney t Louise Marshall, Steve Felty, Bill Leftwich, William Warden, Leroy Richardson, Wallace Sutphin, Jo Ann Frost, June Dobbins, Elizabeth Cummings Betty Quesenberry, Betty Jo Walters, Mary Ann Young. Richard Fortner. forty-nine Melody Glee Club First row Second row: Third row: Beatrice Mooney, Barbara Quesenberry, Dariene Via, Gaynell Sutphin, Bonnie Harrell, Betty Brown. Nellie Donithan, Doris Holston, Alma Phibbs, Evelyn Ward, Margaret Ann Lewis, Bodeane Stammers, Shirley Lucas. Doris Lee Mooney, Wilma Holston, Marga r et Gosnell. Bonnie Hall, Sue Rorrer, Shirley Stilwell. good Lewis. y HE MELODY GLEE CLUB was organized in 1949 and now has thirty members. The purpose of this club is to sing and learn to appreciate music. The director is Mr. James H. Godfrey: accompanist, Margaret Ann The officers are: Evelyn Ward, president; Bodeane Stammers, vice-president; Margaret Ann Lewis, secretary and treasurer; and Alma Phibbs, librarian. Pep Club First row: Second row: Third row: On ladder: Dorothy Brown, Jean Lineberry, Dawn Huff, Martha Jane Kegley, Bobbie Jean Linkous, Mary Lou Meade, Ruth Swaim, Sara Gregory. Iris Carper, Ruth Jackson, Ollie Lee Landis, Jean Snyder, Betty Umberger, Sally Hall, Janie King, Shirley Albert, Barbara Manning. Priscilla Downey, Louise Humphrey, Katherine Allison, Helen Burton. Ezma Lea King, Joan Ashley, Jerry Pace. Alice Burchett Doris Burchett. 44 ' U r|VE US A YELL has been the theme of the Pep Club members this year as this group of loyal and enthusiastic girls helped to make a success of all sports events, out of town as well as at home. The Pep Club is an off-spring of the Girls ' Monogram Club, with the backing of the student body, and has really put pep into our cheering section. There was no limit to their energy and no task too difficult for them as they busily gathered boxes for bonfires and decorated for dances before the games. The club was also responsible for the football programs which were sold by members before the game. The officers for the year were: Ezma Lea King, president; Doris Burchett, vice- president; Alice Bu rchett, secretary; Jean Lineberry, treasurer; and Barbara Manning, reporter. Mrs. Charles P. Kegley, Jr., sponsor, replaced by Miss Nancy George. fifty-one Boys Monogram Club v: f V. V First row: Tommy Mabe, Bill Mjsser, Russell Slaydon, Doug Farmer, Jimmy Mabry, Clinton Owens, Doug Malone, Harry Morehead, Sam Downey, Jack Duncan. Second row: Tommy Snead, Sam Morris, Elray Hanks, John Thrasher, Doug Smith, Bobby Ellis, Carroll Cardin, William Leftwich, Leroy Richardson, Carl Hughett. Third row: Tommy Andrews, Joe Newman, Leroy Waddell, Doug Linkous, Jack Mabry, Gene Nunn, Bill Scott, Joe Collins, Bill Woods, Duane Williams, Jerry Pace. fHE BOYS MONOGRAM CLUB is a sports-minded group of boys who have lettered in one of the major sports. The purpose of the club is to maintain, uphold and promote good sportsmanship, under the leadership of their fine coach, Vic Kreiter. The boys took in new members after the football season, by initiating them in a gay, but rugged manner. The Monogram members sold candy at the basketball games and as a project had squad pictures made to be put up in the gym. They ordered orange and black jackets and sweaters. The officers were: Jim Mabry, president; Gene Nunn, vice-president: and Bill Lester, secretary and treasurer. fifty-two Z7c Girls ' Monogram Club ; HE MONOGRAM CLUB is composed of fourteen lettermen, who have gone through plenty of hard work and sacrifice to be able to wear the school monogram. The monogram is worn with pride by all members and shows the service they give the school. They wear the monograms not only because they participated in athletics but because they have come through as good losers as well as winners. The officers were: Iris Carper, president; Joan Ashley, vice-president; Margaret Gregory, secretary; and Betty Jo Walters, insurer. The sponsor was Miss Ruth Simpson. The Girls Monogram spon ctfed the decorating of the football field. Initiation was held for new members after basketball season. X No x First row: Betty Vanover, Joan Ashley, Iris Carper, Miss Simpson, Sponsor; Betty Jo Walters, Margaret Gregory, Dorothy Brown. Second row: Alice Burchett, Ellen Kate Bruce, Ann Whisman, Jackie Richardson, Carol Shuff lebarger, Ruth Jackson, Shirley Davidson, Iris Rash. fifty-three SPORTS Sammy Morris, Captain; Russell Slaydon, Captain; Bill Lester, Captain; Jim Mabry, Tommy Andrews, R. J. Harris. Jack Mabry, Joe Collins, John Thrasher, Clinton Owens. Tommy Snead. Red Musser, Doug Malone, Charles Allison, El ray Hanks, Duane Williams, Bobby Ellis. Football Jo AN Aswley Jecey Pace James Jonas, Bob Lynch, Wayne Mabry, Phillip Marshall, Carroll Cardin, Doug Farmer. Carl Hughett, Doug Smith, William Leftwich, Jack Via, Tommy Mabe, Richard Burchett. Doug Linkous, Bill Gravely, Leroy Waddell, Bill Woods, Harry Morehead, Jack Duncan. Jr. Varsity Football Douglas East, Manager Rodney Runion Ralph Duncan David Conner, Manager Clay Hughett Doug Duncan George Cruff Sonny Meredith Ross Meredith Jimmy Powers Gene Mabry Bunny White Charles Tickle Draper Poore Bill Newman Bill Scott Gene Via Don Nance Prank Bixler Roscoe Grubb David Pratt Edward Southern Red Ryan fifty -eight V. W. KREITER FRANK EVERETT JACK MILLER JACK GILLARD HEAD COACH BASKETBALL COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT J. V. COACH MANAGERS Q pr ' -yA O— t ' xx (JS — A) 4- t Q UJIa ' U l . . , r RALPH SMITH Basketball C. L. YOUNG Football SHIRLEY LUCAS BARBARA OUESENBERRY JOE NEWMAN Basketball Basketball Football BILL MUSSER LEROY RICHARDSON Basketball Basketball fifty-nine r i I - . s mi Jack Duncan, Tommy Mabe. Roqer Ryan, Bill Woods. Wayne Mabry, Doug Malone. Captain Tommy Andrew. Doug Farmer, John Thrasher. Clinton Owens R. J. Harris. 4 Wayne Sutphin. Gene Nunn, Elray Hanks. Not Shown: Russell Slaydor. v 3 s First row: Sue Rorrer, Evelyn Ward, Captain Margaret Gregory, Jackie Richardson Betty Lovern, Dorothy Brown. Second row: Nellie Stuart, Lila Sadler, Betty Beamer, Bonnie Hall, Becky Fizer, Naomi Quesenberry, Coach Kreiter. Third row: Peggy Hedge, Jeanette Quesenberry, Helen Burton, Patty Hawkins, Penelope Dalton, Jane Carson, Betty Brown, Barbara Warner, Mickey Huff. Varsity Basketball Although the 1950 Orio ' es ended their season with 3 wins, one tie and 5 losses they proved, that despite injuries, they were capable of giving anyone a good ball game. With only five lettermen returning, Coach Vic Kreiter had his work cut out for him; bad luck took over and for the rest of the season injuries to key men hampered Coach Kreiter from fielding a winning ball club. We should be proud of the fight and determination which our boys displayed on the gridiron this past season and of the coaches who spent many hours working with them in an effort to produce a winning team. September 22 September 29 .... October 6 October 13 Radford October 20 Narrows SCHEDULE Opponent We Christiansburg 13 Martinsville 7 Blacksburg 6 Score October 27 ..William Fleming 0 November 3 Dublin 13 November 10 Galax 13 November 18 Wytheville 0 They 6 27 38 13 12 27 2 7 18 Girls ' Basketball The P. H. S. Oriolettes, under the coaching of Mr. Vic Kreiter, turned in a fine performance on the hardwood this year. With Captain Margaret Gregory, Sue Rorrer and Betty Dove r n playing guards, and point producers Jackie Richard- son, Dot Brown and Evelyn Ward, the Orio ' ettes marked up a record of four wins, one tie and five losses. The Oriolettes played well this year and both the team and the coach deserve much praise and respect from the who ' e school for a successful season. SCHEDULE Score December 21 January 9 . . January 12 January 16 February 8 February 14 , February 16 February 27 Opponent We They Alumni 36 35 Radford . . . 24 24 Narrows 19 54 Galax 38 35 Wytheville 32 18 Narrows 31 54 Christiansburg 34 43 Radford 25 31 Galax 22 51 Fries 43 31 Baseball In April a large number of boys turned out for Coach Vic Kreiter ' s baseball team. It was headed bv lettermen Junior Varsity Football The Baby Orio ' es, under the capable coaching of Frank Everett and Jack Gillard, performed well on the grid- iron this year marking up a record of 3 wins, 2 losses and I tie. The Varsity should obtain many good players from the outstanding roster of this year ' s Junior Varsity, and if the Baby Orioles continue to play the same brand of ball the High School will have something to be proud of in the future. Gene Nunn. Sammy Morris. Rus ' e ' l S ' aydon and Leroy Wad- dell. The Orioles were looking for a good season and hoped to better last year ' s record of seven wins and seven losses. Track This year ' s track team was headed by lettermen, Co- Captain Carroll Cardin, Co-Captain Duane Williams, Bill Scott and Russell Slavdom These boys, with the other good prospects out for track, have had a successful year. sixty-two Junior Varsity Basketball ... First row: M. B. Perfater, Sonny Meredith, Donnie Holiday, Bugs Tickle, Ronnie Runyon, Ralph Duncan. Second row: Bob Lynch, Bill Newman, C. L. Young, John Baugh, Doug Linkous, Jack Via, Doug Duncan, Coach Miller. Jerry Pace, Fred Carrico, Richard Luttrell, Miller Bushong, Doug English, Bobby Ellis, Bill Scott, Coach Jack Gillard, Anton Wallner, Jack Pearman, Doug Smith, Bob Lynch. Golf With an absence of one year, golf has returned to P. H. S. Two boys back from year before last teams are Varsity Football When the 1 950-5 1 basketball season rolled around, the Orioles got off to a good start with an impressive win over the Alumni, 46-45. Although they lacked experience, the Orio ' es turned in many fine performances under the capable coaching of Mr. Frank Everett. They ended the season with a record of seven wins and nine losses. The squad was composed of only one returning letter- man, Captain Tommy Andrews, alonq with three members of last year ' s varsity — Clinton Owens, R. J. Harris and Wayne Mabry. Richard Luttrell and Captain Bobby Ellis. A good number of boys turned out and everyone hoped that the Oriole golfers would do well under the coaching of Jack Gillard. SCHEDULE Score Opponent We They December 21 . Alumni (H) 46 45 January 6 Fieldale (T) . 45 56 January 9 Radford (H) 36 35 January 12 Narrows (H) 24 41 . . 50 37 January 19 . Fries (T) Overtime . . .. 59 61 January 24 . Blacksburg (H) Overtime 38 51 January 27 Martinsville ( H ) 50 54 February 2 . Christiansbura (T) . . . . . . . 33 48 February 9 Blacksburq (T) 31 52 February 14 Narrows (T) 51 70 February 16 . Christiansburg (H} 45 42 February 17 . Fieldale (H) . . . 51 57 February 19 . Radford (T) 52 46 49 43 February 27 . Fries (H) ... 71 32 sixty-three Baseball I Carrol Cardin, Jack Duncan, Robert Chum b ley, Richard Luttrell , Bob Welch, Jimmy Mabry, Slaydon, Doug Farmer, Duane Williams, Coach Jack Miller. sixty -fou r Scott, Russell 1 1 1 ■!! !!■ 1 dkJ M 4 FEATURES mm LARRY SANDERS MOST ORIGINAL Sara Gregory Richard Luttrell CUTEST Doris Burchett Sam Morris BEST LOOKING Joan Ashley Larry Sanders BEST LEADERS Joan Fanning Larry Sanders BEST PERSONALITY Joan Fanning Tommy Snead MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Betty Vanover R. J. Harris sixty-eight I MOST DEPENDABLE Sara Gregory Temple Painter BEST ALL-AROUND Joan Fanning Tommy Andrew MOST POPULAR Joan Ashley Larry Sanders MOST TALENTED Joan Fanning Temple Painter MOST LIKELY-TO-SUCCEED Jo Ann Frost Temple Painter BEST DANCERS Jean Lineberry Jerry Pace MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Gregory Tommy Andrew sixty-nine MOST TALKATIVE Iris Carper Gene Nunn BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Doris Burchett Jerry Pace BEST DRESSED June Dobbins R. J. Harris MOST INTELLECTUAL Jo Ann Frost Anton Wallner FRIENDLIEST Betty Vanover Tommy Snead MOST COMICAL Iris Carper Bill Rogers MOST DIGNIFIED June Dobb ins Anton Wallner anot RUTH MARSHALL DORIS BURCHETT tiu iPuiasLi ICHARD LUTTREL DUKE NTON PRI RY SANDI KING . Jill r- v DORIS BURCHET DUCHESS JOAN ASH PRINCES ( ( ( SPRING CARNIVAL ' Boys Mac Atkins. Tommy Andre John Thrash Tommy Snea R. J. Harris Temple Painte David Willi Jerry Pace Gene Nunn Porter Downey Douglas Farmer Jack Dunca Tommy Mabe Douglas Smit Russell Slaydon Carroll Cardin Richard Burchett Rayo Andrews— Elray Hanks Douglas Malone Jack Via Jack Pearman SENIORS Girls ■=Joan Fanning Ruth Swaim etty Vanover ean Lineberry to Anne Frost is Carper Ezma Lea King orothy Brown Theresa Dalton Margaret Gregory CROWN BEARERS Alice Burchett JUNIORS Jeanne Andrew Carol Shufflebarger bbie Jean Linkous Wanda Patton Jackie Richardson ‘anie King -Rebecca Fizer SOPHOMORES m � r atherine Jordan arbara Manning ne Wallner -Barbara Warner ) ) ) ( Shirley Albert FLOWER GIRLS JESTER Tommy Farmer Euna Rose Powers ) ( Juniors Norma Martin Evelyn Finks Hall Patti Jordan Ellen Kate Bruce Roberta Linkous Mary Helen rown Bill Gravely LADIES-IN-WAITING Seniors Katherine Allison June Dobbins Eleanor Leache Brodie Rebecca Johnso n Alma Phibbs Barbara Quesenberry ANNOUNCERS Joe Cook ) c k4 4 c fc c k c != c k c b4 seventy-four SEE YOU IN ’52 senior directory . . . JOSEPHINE DOTT AKERS — Student Council Secretary 50- 51; F. H. A. 48 - 49 , ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Outstanding Member F. H. A. 49- ' 50; Parliamentarian of G. M. P. ' 50- ' 5 I ; Library Club Social Chairman ' 49 - ' 50 ; Library Club President 50- ' 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 50- ' 5 1 . KATHERINE PRATT ALLISON— Prim Priscilla Club 49- 50; F. H. A. ' 48- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Basket- ball ' 49- 50; Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50 ; Debating Club ’ 50- ' 5 1 . THOMAS CLIFFORD ANDREW — Transferred from Chris- tiansburg, Va.; Varsity Football ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Basket- ball 49 - ' 5 ! ; Basketball Captain ' 50-51; Beta Club 49- 51; Latin Club ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Vice-President Junior Class 49-’50; Spring Carnival Crown Bearer 49-50; Sports Editor of Oriole Staff ' 50- 51; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- 51; Alternate to Boys ' State ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50 51; Fire-fighter 50- 5 I . CARL GILBERT ANDREWS— ALICE JOAN ASHLEY— Cheerleader ' 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50, ' 50- 51 ; Head Cheerleader ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club ' 48 - 49 , 49- ' 50, 50- 51; Pep Club Vice-President 49- ' 50; Girls ' Mono- gram Club 49- 50, ' 50 -51; Girls’ Monogram Club Vice- President ' 50- 51; Oriole Staff Typist ' 50- ' 51; Homeroom Secretary 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club ' 49 - ' 50, ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole’s Nest 50-51; Miss P. H. S. Contest 50-51; Spring Carnival Princess 51. MALCOLM GRAHAM ATKINS — Spring Carnival Court ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Fire Fighter 50- ' 51; Homeroom Secretary ' 48- ' 49. ROSA VADELINE BAIN— CHARLES SHELBURNE BLACK— Chorus Club ' 49- ' 5l; J. V. Football ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom Vice-President 49- 50; Boys ' Glee Club 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 47 - ' 48 , 49- 50; Senior Play ' 51. ELEANOR LEACHE BRODIE — Homeroom President 47- 48; F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49 ; Varsity Basketball ' 48-49, ' 49- ' 50 : Latin Club 49- 50, ' 50- ' 51; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Annual Staff Typist ' 50- 51 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 50-5 1 ; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Play 51. DOROTHY HEL EN BROWN — Sponsor 7th Grade Tri- Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 5l; Beta Club 49- ' 50; Pep Club 50 - ' 51; Monogram Club ' 50- 51; National Honor Society Vice-President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom President ' 49 - ' 50 ; F. H. A. ' 49-’50, ' 50- ' 5l; F. H. A. Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Basketball ' 49- ' 50, ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Coun- cil 48-49; Chorus Club 48-49; Latin Club ' 49 - ' 50 : Representative to Model Youth Government 48-49; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- 51; Senior Play 51. ALDAH LEE BURCH— D. O. ' 50-’5l. DORIS ANN BURCHETT— Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 48- ' 50; Tri- Hi-Y Chaplain ’ 50- ' 51; Pep Club 49- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club Vice- President ' 50- ' 5 I ; Spring Carnival Court 48- ' 5 I : Crown Bearer 49- ' 50; Chorus Club 47- ' 50 ; Homeroom Secre- tary 49- ' 50; Operetta 49-50; Alternate to Virginia Girls ' State ' 50- ' 51; Cheerleader ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Honor Attend- ant to Football Queen 49- ' 50; Chaplain of Homeroom ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Sponsor of 7th Grade and Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- 51; Miss P. H. S. 50- ' 5 I ; Orio ' e ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Duchess ' 51. IRIS DAWN CARPER — Student Council 47-51 ; Pep Club 47 - ' 5 1 ; Pep Club Secretary 49- ' 50; Cheerleader 47-48, ' 49 - ' 50 ; Monogram Club 48- ' 5 I , Secretary 4 9- ' 50, President 50- ' 51; Junior Class President 49- ' 50; Home- room President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival 48- ' 5 1 , Flower Girl 47-48; Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 51; Miss P. H. S. Contest 1 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 . BETTY JO CHAFFIN — Homeroom President 47-48, ' 50- ' 51; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 48-49; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Honor Society 1 50- ' 5 1 ; National Honor Society ' 50- ' 5l; Student Coun- cil ’ 50- ' 5 I ; Junior Class Secretary 49- ' 50 ; Candidate for Student Council President 49- ' 50; Senior Play 51. ROBERT ALLEN CHUMBLEY— Latin Club 49- ' 50; Track ’49- ' 50; J. V. Football 49- ' 50. JOYCE LEE CLARK— JOSEPH LEVAN COLLINS — Transferred from Roanoke September ' 50; Varsity Football ' 49- ' 50. JOSEPH CAMPBELL COOK— J. V. Football 47- 48; Foot- ball Manager 48-49; J. V. Basketball ' 49- ' 50. THERESA COLLIER DALTON— Tri-Hi-Y 49- 50; Debating Club 49 -’51; President of Debating Club 50- 51; Latin Club ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 50- 51; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest 50- ' 5l. DOUGLAS SAMUEL DAVIS— CHARLES LEE DENT— Chorus Club ' 49-’50; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; Usher for Commencement Exercises 49- ' 50; Public Address System 49- 50; ’50- ' 51; Senior Play ' 51. ALTA JUNE DOBBINS — Chorus Club ' 49- ' 50, 50-51; Chorus Club Secretary and Treasurer ' 50- 5 1 ; Glee Club 49- 50; Jr. Red Cross 49- 50; Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y Publisher ' 49- ' 50; Homeroom Treasurer 49- ' 50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50-51; Miss P. H. S. Contest 50-51; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 I . seventy-six senior directory PORTER RONALD DOWNEY, Jr. — Football Manager ' 49- ' 50; Hi-Y ' 50- 51; Boys ' Monogram Club 49 - 50, 50- ' 5l; Chorus ' 50- ' 5 1 : Dramatics ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carni- val Jester ' 48- 49 ; Spring Carnival Court 50 51; Stage Crew, Senior Play 51. EVELYN FRANCIS DUTTON — Band ' 47- ' 5l; National Junior Honor Society ' 48- ' 49; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- 49, ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Secretary-Treasurer of Band 49-’50; Played with U. S. Navy Band ' 49 - ' 50 ; All State Band ' 49- 50, ' 50- 5 1 : Band Uniform Custodian ’ 50- ' 51; Latin Club 50- 51. BOBBIE JOAN FANNING — Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent ' 47- ' 48; Band ' 47 - ' 5 1 , Librarian ' 47- 48, President 48- ' 49, Uniform Custodian ' 49- ' 50, Student Director ' 50-51; National Arion Foundation Award ' 48- ' 49; Homeroom President ' 48- 49; Spring Carnival Flower Girl ' 47- ' 48, Lady-in-Waiting ’49- ' 50. Court ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Prim Priscilla Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48 - ' 49 ; All-Sec- tional Chorus Accompanist ' 48 - ' 49 ; All State Workshop Band ’48- ' 5l; Latin Club ' 49- ' 50; Junior Honor Society ' 48- ' 49; Beta Club ' 49 - 50, ’ 50- ’ 5 1 ; National Honor Society ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Va. Girls ' State Representative ’49 - ' 50 ; Va. Girls ' and Boys ' State Band ' 49- 50; Student Council 48- ' 5 1 , Secretary ' 49 - 50, President ' 50- 51; Oriole s Nest ’ 50- ' 51; Outstanding Senior ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. A. R. Award ' 50- ' 5l. PAULINE ELIZABETH FARMER — Homeroom President ' 47- 48; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50. STEPHEN HENRY FELTY — Chorus Club ' 46- ' 5l, President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Boys ' Quartet ' 48- ' 5l; Student Council ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Band ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Manager Basketball ' 49- ' 50 ; Play Seven- teenth Summer ' 50- ' 51; Talent Show ' 48- ’ 50 ; Gay Nineties Show ' 48-’49. JOHN RICHARD FORTNER— Band ' 47- ' 49; Chorus ' 50- ' 51; Bus Driver ' 50- 5 1 . PARTHENIA MAE FRENCH— Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Debating Club 50- ' 5 1 : Senior Play ' 51. JO ANNE FROST — Student Council ' 49 -51, Vice-President ' 50- 51; Chorus Club ' 47 - ' 51, Secretary-Treasurer ' 49- ' 50, Student Director ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 5 1 , Vice- President ' 48- ' 49, President ' 49-’ 50, District Three Presi- dent 49-’ 50, Candidate for Governor, Va. Model As- sembly ' 49- ’ 50, Attended Five Conferences, Reading Clerk at House of Youth and Government ' 50- 51; All- Sectional Chorus 48- ' 49, 49- ' 50; Junior Honor Society Historian ' 48- ' 49; Beta Club ' 49- ' 5 1 ; National Honor Society ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Homeroom President ' 47- ' 48; P. T. A. Council 50- ’ 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 I ; Outstanding Senior ' 50- 51; Senior Play ' 51. DOROTHY MARIE GARWOOD — Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 50- 51; P. T. A. Council 50- 51; D. O. Club President ' 50- ' 51; Student Council 50-51; Debating Club ' 50- 51 . BETTY ULAINE GILL — Senior Class Secretary 50- ' 5l ANITA GERALDINE GILLEY — Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 . PAUL CECIL GRAHAM— ROBERT WILLIAM GRAVELY— J. V. Football ' 48-49; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 5 1 . MARGARET CATHERINE GREGORY — Debating Club ' 47- ' 5 1 , Treasurer ' 48- 49, President ' 49- ' 50, Reporter ' 50- ' 51; Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 50; Basketball 48 - 51, Captain 50-’5l; F. H. A. 48- ' 5l, President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Monogram Club Secretary ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club 49- 51; Junior Honor Society ' 48- ' 49; Homeroom Secretary 47-48, Treasurer 4 9- ' 50, Vice-President 50- 5 1 ; Student Council 49- 51; Chorus Club Reporter 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole’s Nest 50- ' 5 1 , Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 1 . SARA EVEYLN GREGORY — Transferred from Greenwood S. C., September 48; Homeroom Program Chairman ' 48- ' 49, President ' 49- ’ 50 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 48 - ' 49 , ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 50 ; Prim Priscilla Club 49- ' 50; Debating Club 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 49- 51; Spring Carni- val ' 49- ' 51, Lady-in-Waiting ' 49- 50; Captain Champion Girls ' Volleyball ' 49- 50; Champion Girls Softball Team ' 49- ' 50; Alternate to Virginia Girls ' State ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Pep Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Council ' 50- 51; National Honor Society President ' 50- ' 5 1 : Oriole Staff Literary Editor ' 50- ' 5 1 ; P. T. A. Council ' 50- 51; Oriole s Nest 50- 5 1 ; Campaign Manager for S. C. President 49- ' 50; Out- standing Senior ' 50- 51; Spring Carnival Queen ' 51 . SALLY LEE HALL — F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49 ; Prim Priscilla 48- 51; Student Council 49-’50; Jr. Red Cross Council ’49- ' 50: Tri-Hi-Y ' 49 - ' 5 1 , Vice-President ' 49- 50; Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 49 - ' 50 : Pep Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . ETHEL GWENDOLYN HANKS— F. H. A. ' 48- 49, ' 50- 51; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50-’ 5 1 . RANDOLPH JAMES HARRIS — French Class President ' 47- 48; Student Council ' 47- 48; Band ' 46-51; Spring Carnival 48 - ' 5 1 ; Varsity Football ' 48- ' 5 1 ; Fire Fighter ' 4 9- ' 50, ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 48-’49; Junior Stunt 49-’50; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- 5 1 ; All-State Band 50- 51; Boys Monogram Club 50- 51; Stage Crew . Senior Play 51. seventy-seven senior directory DORIS ESTELLE HOLSTON— Band ' 47- ' 49; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 51; Latin Club ' 50- ' 51; Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; De- bating Club ' 50- 1 5 1 . BARBARA ALICE HUDSON— Band ' 46- 5 1 , Reporter ' 48- ' 49, Librarian ' 49- ' 50, President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Honor Society 48-49; National Honor Society ' 50- 51; Beta Club ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48 - ' 5 1 , Secretary ’49- ' 50, Vice- President ' 50- 51; Student Council ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Homerqom Program Chairman ' 48 - ' 49 , Vice-President ' 49 - ' 50, Secre- tary-Treasurer ' 50- 51; All State Band ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Prompter Senior Play ' 51. REBECCA V. JOHNSON— Spring Carnival Court ' 49- ' 50, Lady-in-Waiting 50 51; Chorus Club ' 49 - ' 50 ; Basket- ball ' 48- ' 49. MARTHA JANE KEGLEY— Prim Priscilla ' 49- ' 50; Pep ' Club 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom Treas- urer ' 48 - ' 49, Secretary ' 49- ' 50 ; F. H. A. Secretary AS- AP; Spring Carnival Court ' 48- ' 50; Vice-President Spanish Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . EZMA LEA KING — Debating Club Treasurer ' 50- 51; Miss P. H. S. Contest 1 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club ' 49- 51; Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 5 1 ; Cheerleader 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club ’49 - ' 51, President 50- 51; Basketball A8- ' 50; Student Council ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 49 - ' 50, Court ' 50- ' 5 I . MARGIE VIRGINIA KING— Beta Club ' 49- ' 5 1 . President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; National Honor Society Secretary ' 50- 51; Stu- dent Council Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 I ; Senior Play ’51. OLLIE LEE LANDIS— F. H. A. A8-A9; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50; Prim Priscilla ' 49- 50; Pep Club ' 49- ' 50 ; All State Band ' 50- ' 5 1 . ALLENE JOYCE LANDRETH — Transferred from Draper ’47-A8; Girls ' Glee Ciub ' 49- ' 50. WILLIAM OMERE LEFTWICH — Spring Carnival Herald 47-48; National Junior Honor Society ' 48-49; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Football ' 48- 49; Varsity Football ' 50- ’51; Stage Crew, Senior Play 51. WILLIAM HENRY LESTER— J. V. Basketball A7-A8, ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Basketball ' 49 - ' 50 ; Varsity Football ' 47-48, ' 48-A9, ‘49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l; Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, Vice- President A8-A9; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 48 - 49 , ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- 51; Fire Fighters ' 48-A9, ' 49 - ' 50 ; Boys ' Glee Club ' 49 - ' 50 ; Annual Staff A8-A9, ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ’49- ' 50. MARGARET ANN LEWIS — Chorus Club Accompanist A7-A8, A8-A9, ’49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l; Band ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50, ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Girls ' Glee Club Ac- companist ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- 51; Girls ' Glee Club Secretary ' 50- ' 5 1 ; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 50. RONALD RAYMOND LINDAMOOD— G LADIES RACHEL LIN.EBERRY — HELEN JEAN LINEBERRY — Homeroom President ' 47-A8; Debating Club ' 47- ' 5 1 . Secretary ' 48-A9, Vice-President ' 49- ' 50, 50- ' 5 1 ; Band ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9; Tri-Hi-Y ' 47- ' 5 1 . Reporter ’ 50- ' 5 I ; Prim Priscilla ' 49- ' 50 ; Pep Club ' 49 - ' 51, Treasurer 50- ' 51; Oriole Chirps Sports Editor 49- ' 50; Spring Carnival Court ’49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Stunt 49- ' 50; March of Dimes Representative A9- ' 50; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 48-A9, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole’s Nest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 ; F. H. A. ' 48-A9; Seventeenth Summer ’ 50- ' 5 I . SHIRLEY ANNE LUCAS— Girls ' Glee Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l; Chorus ■ Club ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 , Manager of Girls ' Varsity ' 50- ' 5 1 . RICHARD WHITFIELD LUTTRELL— Junior Honor Society ' 48 - ' 49 ; Track ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l; Candi- date for Student Council President ' 49- ' 50; Oriole Staff Art Editor ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 I ; Spring Carni- val ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Debating Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Golf Team ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Duke ' 51. JOSEPH EDWARD MABE — Junior Honor Society ' 48- ' 49; Band ' 47- ' 48, ’ 48- ' 49 , ' 49 - ' 50 , ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club Treas- urer ' 50- ' 5l; Latin Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Red Cross Representa- tive ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; All State Band ' 50- ' 5 1 . JACK ROGER MABRY— J. V. Football 48- ' 49; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 5l; Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5l, Boys ' Monogram Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . JAMES AURIL MABRY, Jr.— Track ' 47-’48, ' 49- ' 50; Base- ball ' 48- 49; J. V. football ' 47- ' 48; Varsity Football ' 48 - ' 49 , ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Honor Society ’ 48 - ' 50 ; Student Council ' 48- 49, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Sophomore Class Treasurer ' 48- ' 49 ; Home Room Treasurer 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1. ; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 49 - ' 50, President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; National Honor Society Treasurer 50- ' 5l; Latin Club ' 49 - ' 50; Firefighter ’ 50- ' 51 ' ; Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 I ; Senior Play 51. LULA MABRY — Debating Club 47- 48, 48- 49, 49- ' 50. RUTH ANN MARSHALL — Miss P. H. S. Maid of Honor ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. O. Club ’ 50- ' 5 1 . G LADIES ELLEN MARTIN— F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49, ' 50- ' 5l; Tri-Hi-Y ’50- ' 5l. seventy-eight senior directory MARY LOU MEADE — Transferred from Winchester, Virginia, 49- 50; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Chorus ' 50- ' 5 1 . JAMES EDWARD MELTON- HAZEL LORRAINE MEREDITH— Debating Club ' 47- ' 48, 48- 49; F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50; Girls ' Glee Club ' 49-’50; D. O. Club ' 50- 51. JEWELL COLLEEN MILLIRONS — Junior Honor Society ' 48- 49; E. H. A. ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50 ; National Honor Society ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Library Club Vice-President ' 50- ' 5 1 . DORIS LEE MOONEY— Debating Club ' 47- ' 48, ' 48-49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Chorus Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . SAMUEL RAYMOND MORRIS — Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5l; Spring Carnival Court 48-49, ' 49 - 50 ; J. V. Football 47-48, ' 48- ' 4 c) ; Varsity Football ’49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Baseball 48-49 , 49- 50. ’ 50- ' 5 I ; Secretary Sophomore Class, 48-49; Treasurer Junior Class 49- ' 50: Monogram C ' ub ' 50- 51. JAMES WALLACE NEESE— AILENE NORMAN— Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 . ROY EUGENE NUNN— Baseball 48-49, 49 ' 50; J. V. Basketball 48- ' 50 ; Varsity Basketball ' 50- 51; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 49-’50, Vice-President ' 50- ' 51; Vice- President Sophomore Class 48-49; Spring Carnival Court 48-49, 49- 50, ' 51; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 51. GERALD MICHAEL PACE — Junior Honor Society 48-49; Latin Club 49- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom President ' 49- ' 5l; Spring Carnival Court ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Cheer- leader ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ’ 50- ' 5 1 . TEMPLE ' CROCKETT PAINTER, Jr. — National Honor Society ' 50- ' 51; Junior National Honor Society 48- 49; Assistant Editor Oriole 49- ' 50 ; Editor Oriole ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Council 48 - ' 5 1 ; Band 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club 49- ' 51; Latin Club 49- ' 5 I , Vice-President 49 - ' 50 ; Senior Stunt Chairman ' 50-’5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- ' 51; All State Band 49- 50 ; Oriole’s Nest 50- 51; Talent Show ' 49 - ' 50 ; Junior Stunt 49- 50; Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Out- standing Senior ' 50 - 51; Talent Show; Senior Play ' 51. HAZEL COLLEEN PARSELL— Chorus Club 47- ' 50; F. H. A. ' 48 - ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48 - ' 5 1 ; Operetta 49 - ' 50. CORA LOUISE PETERSON— D. O. Club ' 50- ' 5l. ALMA IRENE PHIBBS— F. H. A. ' 48- ' 5l; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 5l; Beta Club 49- ' 5 I , Secretary 50- ' 5 I ; Library Club 49- ' 50; Glee Club Librarian 49- ' 5 1 ; Latin Club ' 50- ’ 5 1 : Play Seventeenth Summer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 50- 5 1 ; Senior Play 51. BETTY JANE POORE— Dramatics ' 50- ' 5l. ERMA JEAN POWERS— Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50; Debating Club 49- ' 50; F. H. A. 48-49; Glee Club ' 49- ' 50. BARBARA SUE QUESENBERRY— Chorus 47- 51 , Librarian ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Glee Club President 49- ' 50; Junior Honor Society 48-49; Nationa 1 Honor Society ' 50- ' 51; Beta Club 49- 51, Vice-President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48-’5l, Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Council 49- ' 50 ; All-Sectional Chorus 48-49; Homeroom Reporter 48-49; Student Council President Candidate 49- 50 ; Miss P. H. S. Con- test ' 50- 51; Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 I ; Basketball Manager ' 50- ' 5 1 . MILDRED VIRGINIA QUESENBERRY— Homeroom Treas- urer 49- ' 50 ; Girls ' Champion Basketball 48-49; Basket- ball Tournament Cheerleader 47-48. ELIZABETH ANN RIGGINS— Chorus Club 47-48, 49- ' 50; Homeroom Treasurer 47-48; Debating Club 48- 51; F. H. A. 48-49; Beta Club 49- ' 5 1 ; Glee Club ' 49- ' 50; D. O. Club ' 50- ' 5l. DQNALD CLYDE RIGNEY— Baseball ’49- ' 50. WILLIAM EDGAR RODGERS, Jr.— J. V. Football 48-49; Chorus Club 48-49, 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Boys ' Quartet ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Golf Team 47-48; Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5l; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5l . HOWARD BRADLEY RORRER— Hi-Y ' 50- 51 . VIRGINIA SUE RORRER— Basketball 48-49. ' 50- ' 5l; Tri- Hi-Y 48-49, ' 50- ' 5l ; Beta Club 49 - ' 50, ' 50-’5l. RODGER LEWIS RYAN — Varsity Football 50- 51; Varsity Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Baseball ' 50- ' 5 1 . RUBY MERITA RYAN— F. H. A. 48-49, 49- ' 50; Debating Club 48-49, 49 - ' 50. ' 50- ' 5l; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50. LARRY RUPP SANDERS — Firefighter 47-48, 48-49, 49- 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom President 48-49, ’ 49 - ’ 50 ; Spring Carnival 48-49, 49- ' 50, ' 50- 51; President Senior Class 50- ' 5 1 ; Literary Editor Oriole Staff ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senator Boys ' State 49- ' 50 ; P. T. A. Board ' 50- ' 5l; Senior Hi-Y 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Football 47-48; Senior Stunt ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Class 47-48- Entertainment Committee Junior-Senior Picnic 47-48; Student Council ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Boys ' Glee Club 49- 50; Bus Driver 48-49, 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Outstanding Senior ' 50- 51; Orioles Nest 50-51 ; Stage Manager, Senior Play 5T; Spring Carnival King ' 51. VERMON SHELOR— DONALD SWANSAN SHUPE — Junior National Honor Society 48-49. seventy-nine senior airectory PATRICIA ANN SMITH — Transferred from High Point, N. C. ' 48-A9. THOMAS JENNINGS SNEAD — Transferred from Beckley, W. Va. 49- 50; Varsity Football ' 50- 51; Vice-President Senior Class 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole Staff Sports Editor 50- 51; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- 51; Hi-Y President ' 50- 51; Monogram Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Basket- ball Scorekeeper 50- 51; Homeroom President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt 50- 51; Seventeenth Summer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Fire- fighter 50- ' 5 I : Talent Show ' 50- ' 51. JEANNE ELAINE SNYDER — Transferred from Somerville, N. J. 49- ' 50; Beta Club 1 50- ’ 5 1 ; Pep Club 50- ' 5 1 ; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 5 i ; Senior Play ' 51. FIELDON RAY SOUTHERN — Hi-Y ' 50 ' 5 1 ; Bus Driver 50- ' 5 1 . AZUBAH BODEANE STAMMERS — Chorus Club ' 47-A8, 48-A9, ' 49 - ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 50; Girls’ Glee Club 49- 50, Vice-President 50- ' 5 I . NELLIE LOUISE STEWART— F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49; Varsity Basketball ' 49 - ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Champion Girls ' Basketball Team ' 47- ' 48, ' 48- ' 49. EULA MARIE STILWELL— F. H. A. ' 48- ' 49, ' 49- ' 50; F. H. A. Vice-President ' 50- 51; Chorus ' 48- ' 49; Library Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . MILDRED MARIE STOOTS— Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5l. RUTH ELIZABETH SWAIM — Oriole Staff Typist ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ’ 50- ’ 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest 48- 49, 49- ' 50, 50- 51; Junior Honor Society 48-49; Pep Club 49 - ' 50, 50- 51; Latin Cub 49- 50, 50- 51. Senior Play ' 51. FRANK EDWARD SWAIN— Band ' 47- ' 48, ' 48-49, 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 . JAMES LAREW TABOR— Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5l. JOHN DARST THRASHER — Freshman Stunt ' 46- ' 47; Homeroom Treasurer ' 46-’47, ' 47 - ' 48, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Foot- ball 47- 48, 48-A9, 49- ' 50 ; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Basketball ' 47- ' 48; Stage Manager Junior-Senior Play ' 48- ' 49, 49-50; Hi-Y ' 48-49, 49- 50, ' 50- 51 ; Var- sity Track Manager 48- 49, 49-’ 50 ; Dramatics ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- 51; Senior Play ' 51. RUTH ALMA TRAIL— Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5l. RAYMOND LEE TURNER— J. V. Basketball ’47- ' 48, ' 49- 50; D. O. Club 49- 50, ' 50- 51; Spring Carnival Court ' 50 - ' 5 1 . RUBY TURPIN— ELIZABETH GAY UMBERGER — Prim Priscilla Club ' 49- 50; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Lady-in- Waiting ' 50- 51; Spanish Club President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club 50- 51; Student Council ' 50- ' 5 1 . BETTY LEE VANOVER — Transferred from Dublin ' 48- ' 49; Oriole Chirps Typist ' 49- ' 50 ; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 50, Historian 50- ' 5 1 ; Drum Majorette ' 48-’49, ' 49- ' 50; Head Major- ette 50-’5l; Debating Club ' 49- ' 50, ' 50-51; Spring Carnival Court 49- ' 50, 50- 51; Girls’ Monogram Club 50- ' 5 I ; Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spanish Club Reporter 50- ’ 5 1 ; Sponsor Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt ' 50- SI; Seventeenth Summer ' 50- ' 51. GEORGE LEROY WADDELL— J. V. Football 47-A8, AS- AP; Varsity Football 49- ' 50, ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Baseball ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50, Co-Captain ' 50- 51; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 . ANTON VON PREU WALLNER — National Junior Honor Society A8-A9; Band ' 46-A7, A7-A8, ' 48-A9, 49- ' 50 : Beta Club 49- ' 50, 50- 51; National Honor Society ' 50- SI; Latin Club ’49- ' 5 1 , President ' 49- ' 50; Student Coun- cil 49- ' 50; Assistant Business Manager of Oriole Staff 49- ’ 50, Business Manager 50- 51; Oriole ' s Nest ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival 50- 5 i ; Senior Play ' 51; Spring Carni- val Prince ' 51; Golf Team ' 51. BETTY BROWN WALTERS — Basketball ' 47-A8, A8-A9; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48-49, ' 49- ' 50 ; Homeroom President ' 48-A9, Secretary ' 49- ' 50; Princess of Operetta ’49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Chorus A9-’50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; F. H. A. A8-A9. EVELYN LOUISE WARD— Softball Team Captain ’49-’50; Basketball Team ' 48-A9, 49- 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Girls ' Glee Club ' 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5l, President ’50- ' 5l; Beta Club A9- ' 50, ’ 50- ' 5 1 , Treasurer ' 50- ' 51; National Honor Society ' 50- 51; Tri-Hi-Y ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49 - ' 50. ' 50- ' 5l; Cham- pion Volleyball Team 49-’50; Student Council ' 50-51. BETTY JEAN WARLICK — National Junior Honor Society ' 48- 49; F. H. A. A8-49; Beta Club A9- ' 50; Debating Club ' 49- 50, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Girls ' Glee Club 49- 50; D. O. Club ' 50- ' 5 1 . SYBLE MARIE WEATHERMAN— Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 50; Chorus Club 49- ' 50, ' 50- ' 5 I . WILLIAM IRVAN WELCH— J. V. Football A8-49, A9- ' 50; Track ' 47-A8, ' 48-A9, ' 49- ' 50; Chorus 49- ' 50. DAVID WILLIAMS — Hi-Y ' 50-’5l ; Student Council 50- ' 5l ; Treasurer of Senior Class 50 51; Spring Carnival Court 50- 51. BARBARA JACQUELINE WINDLE— CLARA ESTELLE WORRELL— F. H. A. ' 47-A8; D. O Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50 ' 5 1 . DAISY PAIGE WRIGHT— eighty liHaplr £HiaiU inn THK PLACE TO REST VMERICAN I 1 LAN OPEN l 1 YEAR A DALTON THEATRE KENT, PHOTOGRAPHER Good Shows are both Entertaining and Educational It’s our desire to give the “Best Obtainable” n Ur Q ’. Sf ’t ADVERTISEMENTS to the CLASS OF ’51 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, Inc. eighty-two Photography — Cover Design and Layouts For Your 1951 ORIOLE done by . . . dauid c. photographer pulaski, uirqinia cent eighty-three WHAT MAKES A CHAMPION ATHLETE? 6G- - IS IT CONDITIONING. . . coaching . . . teamwork . . . physique . . . sportsmanship competitive spirit ... or just plain honest-to-goodness athletic skill? We don ' t pretend to be athletic experts, because our job is to manufa cture high quality textile products. But as sporting fans we think it would be safe to say that an athletic champion is the result of all these fine qualities. We know that it has taken a combination of great leadership, manufacturing know-how, careful planning, employee loyalty, and skilled teamwork to make Burlington Mills a champion in the textile industry. The Company ' s many accomplishments and progressive growth during the past 27 years are well known. We are proud of this record and equally proud of our 32,000 employees who have worked together with real team spirit as members of the Burlington team. It ' s a fact that Burlington ' s fine fabrics, hosiery and other textile products are truly Woven Into the Life of America — just as every Burlington plant is woven into the life of its own community. Executive Offices: Greensboro, N. C. MAKER OF WOMEN ' S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERW EAR FABRICS • MEN ' S WEAR FABRICS • DECORATIVE FABRICS • HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS • RIBBONS • INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS THE DUBLIN FINISHING PLANT IS A UNIT OF BURLINGTON MILLS eighty-jour Pulaski Vance Company Pulaski Hardware Company eighty-five CLOYD D. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1938 THOMAS M. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1913 THOMAS R. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1939 THOMAS M. SEAGLE and SONS FUNERAL HOME Four Generations Serving Southwestern Virginia EVERY MEMBER A LICENSED MORTICIAN 415 N. Jefferson Ave. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 2-4241 ROANOKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. PULASKI. VIRGINIA eighty -six Compliments of JEWEL BOX “ Pulaski ' s Leading Credit Jezveler DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY — SILVER AND APPLIANCES WATCH REPAIRING Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 51 STEVENS B. Stanley Stevens FUNERAL HOME Robert W. Stevens Phone 2-39 1 I PULASKI, VIRGINIA eighty-seven Compliments of WALLACE ' S Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’51 BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS eighty-eight “When ) ' ou Send FLOWERS, Send Ours ' ' SNYDER ' S FLOWERS 309 Washington Avenue Opposite Kroger ' s RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RCA VICTOR DIVISION PULASKI PLANT eighty-nine MIBCUHT 8 LINCOLN HOLT Commerce and Lee Streets MOTORS Phone 3-3271 PULASKI, VIRGINIA ☆ ☆ “House of Hospitality ' ' Like MATH? A cleans a rug in 1 1 2 R° urs - B uses a vacuum cleaner, gets ihe job done fast for one-sixth of a cent worth of electricity. How much smarter is B than A ? APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY ninety ninetj -on§ Congratulations front MAYBERRY BUCK, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VA. “When Better Automobiles Arc Built, BV1CK Will Build Them’’ Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY, INC. RADEORD, VIRGINIA ninety-two (d o n cjt a ul a 1 1 o n £ to the CLASS OF ' 51 THE SOUTHWEST TIMES “Your Newspaper” Best- Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 51 VIRGINIA FOODS, Inc. ninety-three Compliments of HASH FURNITURE CO. II ' c 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” SUPER ninety-four Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE R. A. (Bus) Hudson, Manager PULASKI, VA. GEORGE ' S MEN AND BOYS SHOP CURLEE SUITS and CROSBY SQUARE SHOES ninety-five Compliments of THE RECORD BAR Corner of Main and Jefferson PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3171 Compliments of PULASKI ESSO STATION 6 N. Washington Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 2-9231 Compliments of DUNLAP VENEER CORP. PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-4591 Compliments of POWERS ELECTRIC CO. 213 N. Jefferson Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3141 ninety-six Li .1 Compliments of ALLEN ' S CUT-RATE Washington Avenue PULASKI, VA. Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY It’s Smart To Shop At BOB ' S SHOE CENTER ninety-seven THE NEW NUMBER I STORE Dial 2-1 I I I 73 W. Main PULASKI, VA. VISIT SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA’S FINEST SHOWPLACES PULASKI AND DALTON THEATERS “Relax and Enjoy llic Best in Entertainment ” STRICKLER’S FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA M J f r Uz ninety -eight RICHARDSON ' S FARMS C. E. Richardson, Proprietor PULASKI, VIRGINIA Specializing Registered HEREFORD CATTLE WHR DOMINION DOMINO A Registry No. 3290 1 I 3 PONTIAC G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY 419 N. Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 3-1621 Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 51 PULASKI LUMBER COMPANY COLEMAN FURNITURE CORP. Manufacturers of Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-nine Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY PULASKI, VIRGINIA QUALITY BEVERAGES Compliments of HUFF ' S SERVICE STATION Ray Bratton, Manager FARRIS BROS. DAIRY Pulaski 3-3661 “We Have a Complete Line of DAIRY PRODUCTS’’ PHONES Dublin 272 I OLD AS THE HILLS MODERN AS TOMORROW GAS For Cooking , Water Heating and Refrigeration SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY one hundred Congratulations and Best Wishes MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS “In Cooperation With Your Physician” Compliments of ECONOMY SUPER MARKET Compliments of WATSON ' S STORE “A Good Place To Trade” PULASKI, VA. Compliments of STEGERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS one hundred one Compliments of DOBSON HOSIERY MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY Clyde Duncan, Owner Printer of THE ORIOLE CHIRPS Congratulations from ELECTRO-PLASTICS FABRICS, Inc. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of 88 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA one hundred two SEAGLE BROTHERS Fred A. Seagle F. Gray Seagle FUNERAL SERVICE— FURNITURE 209 Commerce Street PULASKI, VA. Compliments of HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY Home of Chevrolet Since 1923 406 Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 2-1291 Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 51 “Your Hudson Dealer ” PULASKI SALES COMPANY 618 South Washington Ave. Dial 3-1 181 Com Himents of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY one hundred three Shop and Save at Your Convenient DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORE PULASKI, VA. WYTHEVILLE, VA. SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES — OFFICE FURNITURE — ENGRAVING Dial 3-7971 PULASKI, VIRGINIA B. D. SMITH BROTHERS, Pri “Serving Southwest Virginia Since 18 Dial 2-21 I I PUL Compliments of PARAMOUNT CLEANERS TYLER DRUG CO., Inc. Prescription S pecialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-601 I — Phones — 2-4701 Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP LANDIS AND BLACKBU RN Real Estate and Insurance Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION one hundred four Compliments of CARLTON ' S RAY’S CLOTHING COMPANY The Friendly Store PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of WELL ' S SUPER MARKET W. F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “Better Be Safe Than Sorry ” Dial 2-151 I 21 I Crowell Bldg. — West Court Square PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of RUDOLPH ' S STUDIO Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 51 McCRORY ' S 5- 10 -25c STORE Compliments of J. J. WILKERSON Compliments of STANDARD CUT RATE one hundred five Compliments of GARTER’S FOOD CENTER Dial 2-141 I Compliments of DUKE AND DUKE SIMMONS BEAUTYREST BIGELOW RUGS Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 51 ROCKWELL ' S MARKET Compliments of BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of C. L. PLUNKETT Compliments of HUFF COAL COMPANY Phone 2-002 I Compliments of MARTIN-BEAMER HARDWARES PULASKI, VIRGINIA MARSHALL WELDING AND SUPPLY CO. Dial 3-2161 East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA one hundred six Call Pulaski 2-27 1 1 VIRGINIA MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Third Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Pest Wishes to the CLASS OF ’51 SILCOX CLEANERS C. L. DENT, Jr. GENERAL MACHINE SHOP 125 - 1 Oth Street Dial 3-0871 Compliments of ORIOLE GRILL Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS HALL ' S SHOE SHOP Pulaski, Va. O. K. BARBER SHOP “It Pays to Look Well ' ' Compliments of TESTER ' S Compliments of LESTER ' S AMOCO SERVICE STATION Compliments of SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Compliments of HAMPTON ' S SHOES, Inc. Compliments of TOTTEN’S SERVICE STATION COURTESY GRILL “Home of Happy Eating ’’ Jrl (r one hundred seven sjy sv .a It It) a td)Ul.i IK A, ' KXX AU . - . v KcJl jh Tf wry ’ . one hundred eight I u ■k la 1 . 1 1 1 — 4 - JBSsj J M , ,-fvgkM m Property of Pulaski County Library 60 West Third St. Pulaski, VA 24301