Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

-V « ♦ ? ' «► ‘ 1 1 .V h I ' t - N y A v -r ' V ' wL� . I (: v r-iJ •k PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF PULASKI HIliH Si ' ll IJUL PULASKI, VIRGINIA VOLUME NO. XXI DOUG FARMER Editor -in- Chief FREDDY CUMMINGS Business Manager BEING before us another year of progress, we, the Staff of 1952, have selected wood as the theme of our yearbook. We have selected this theme because of the importance of the wood industries in our com- munity and the importance of wood to our school itself. We have attempted to carry out this theme in our yearbook with the cover design, the insheets, the senior section, and with the division pages. We wouid like to bring to your attention that the 1950 ORIOLE won an outstanding rating as the second best high school annual in the state. We hope that this year ' s ORIOLE will measure up +o this fine record. Our Staff sincerely hopes that the ORIOLE ' S coverage of 1951-1952 will leave with you the wonderful memories of our school year and take its place with the other fine ORIOLES published in the past. MR. VICTOR W. KREITER Mr. Victor W. Kreiter is an outstanding member of the community, who by his remarkable knowledge and understanding, has furthered the mental and physical development of our students. He has given his talents unhesitatingly to promote the activity of football, both to stimulate the spectators and to arouse more enthusiasm and student participation, and as a result has made Pulaski High School ' s foot- ball team the champions of the Sixth District. Many contributions are made in our school life by out- standing people, not only in school, but in the community. This year Pulaski High School and the town were united as one, this fact being shown by the mass of people who attended FOOTBALL SQUAD the football games. Our football team achieved its goal, making a brilliant showing of skill and sportsmanship, as they won the District Six Championship. We, the ORIOLE STAFF of 1952, dedicate our yearbook, THE ORIOLE, to our fine coaches, Mr. Victor W. Kreiter and Mr. Jack Miller, and to our football team. Mr. Jack Miller, a newcomer to Pulaski, has made, in a short period of time, a place for himself in the school, the hearts of the students, and in the com- munity, through his efforts and association with the football team. He has untiringly contributed both time and knowledge to help make the team what it is today. MR. JACK MILLER oriole staff If, when you receive the 1952 ORIOLE you may look through its pages and find it a source of pleasure and satisfaction, and an incentive to make the most of what your high school days have meant to you; and if, in later life, you can look through it and recall pleasant memories of high school days, our efforts in presenting this publication for your approval will have been repaid. We are not unmindful of all those who have in any way contributed to our publica- tion. Without your interest and aid our work would have increased in volume. May we de- serve the help you rendered us. DOUG FARMER Editor-in-Chief ELRAY HANKS Assistant Editor BILL MUSSER Assistant Business Manager JOHN SADLER Literary Editor FREDDY CUMMINGS Business Manager CHIC MARSHALL Art Editor JACK DUNCAN Sports Editor DON LOGAN Sports Editor PATTI JORDAN Literary Editor TOMMY MABE Literary Editor BOBBIE JEAN LINKOUS Literary Editor CARL HUGHETT Sports Editor CAROL SHUFFLEBARGER Typist JEANNE ANDREW Typist ELLEN KATE BRUCE Typist our school Sitting: Standing: Not shown: Ruth Jackson, Alice Burchett, Betty Bea.ner, Becky Fizer, Wanda Patton, Mrs. Totten, Bobby Bpperly, Doug Smith, Bunny Downey, Jackie Richardson. Helen King, Jeanne Andrew, Bob Lynch, Doug Farmer, Don Logan, John Sadler, Robert Crafton, Sue Linkous, Ruth Ann Dalton. Mary Helen Brown. Don Nance, Curtis Morris, student counci The Student Council is the organization which helps to direct school activities. The students are represented by presidents of the classes and clubs and by elecied rep- resentatives from the sixth and seventh grades. Wanda Patton, president, and Becky Fizer, vice-president, were elected by the student body. Betty Beamer, secretary, and Bobby Epperly, treasurer, were elected by the council. Mrs. J. C. Totten was chosen as sponsor. This year the council sponsored the following activities: acted as host to the District S. C. A.; tuned pianos and bought records; arranged religious assemblies; sold beanies and emblems; planned the Homecoming Parade; aided the Salvation Army and Welfare Depart- ment by filling Christmas stockings; planned Stunt Day; raised $500 for the March of Dimes; gave a talent show; sponsored the Valentine booth and enjoyed the annual picnic. The success of these proiec ' s was due to the cooperation of the students and faculty who often gave freely of their time and service. eight ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM R. GARLAND, B.A., M.A. our principa Always ready to listen to our most trivial problems, ready to lend a helping hand when anyone is in need, kind, and thoughtful — these are the traits which make up the man who is our principal. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Miss Edna Earl Akers, B.S.; Mrs. William Akers, B.S.; Mrs. W. B. Allison, Jr. B.S.; Mr. Foy Aust, B.S.- Miss Jeanne Bailey, B.S. Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, B.S.; Mrs. Marie Baxter; Mrs. Charles Bird, B.S.; Miss Laura Dalton, B.S.- Miss Mary Dougherty, B.S. Mrs. Marqaret Fulk, B.S.; Miss Emma Gallimore, B.A.; Mrs. William Garland; Mrs. Nancy George, B.S.; Mr. John Gillard, B. S. Mr. James H. Godfrey, B.M.Edu.; Miss Bessie Griffith, B.S.; Mrs. Linnie Hedgebeth, A.B.; Mrs. George Himmelman, Secretary; Miss Jane Jackson, B.S. eleven twelve First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: fdculty Mr. Victor W. Kreiter, A.B.; Miss Geraldine Lockhart, B.S.; Mr. Jack Miller, B.A.; Miss Eiizabeih 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.; Miss Lillian Smith, B.S., B.A., M.A. Mrs. J. C. Totten, B S.; Mrs. Maynard Wall, B.S.; Miss Evelyn Wilson, A.B. i CLASSES senior class officers DOUG SMITH EVELYN HALL TOMMY MABE BILLY WEDDLE ... President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer Just four short years ago we entered Pulaski High School hardly realizing our thrills and spills. The four stages we have come through have been fun. First we were noisy freshmen, then silly sophomores. We advanced to anxious juniors and now we are proud seniors. Each member of the class of 52 takes with him fond memories of P. H. S. and its faculty. We are glad that we can leave our school to such an ambitious group coming after us. We leave realizing that our goals would not have been successful without our faculty. We are especially proud of working with Mrs. Friel Quesenberry, Mrs. J. C. Totten, Mr. Foy Aust, Mrs. MeHene Wall, and Mr. V. W. Kreiter. fourteen hi ' , 1| seniors EDWARD LEWIS AKERS Louie” Willing, Jovial, Cute 2 JEANNE MARIE ANDREW Jeannie Pretty, Sparkling, Popular LEWIS AYERS Lewis Comical, Indifferent, Tall 3 DONALD RAYO ANDREWS ’ ’ Rayshoo Good-Looking, Unconcerned, Happy RUTH MARIE AUST Ruth Placid, Fascinating, Serene 4 G ELIZABETH HOWARD BEAMER Betty Intellectual, Reliable, Versatile 9 CHARLES RICHARD BOLEY Bunny Well-Mannered, Withdrawn, Pensive FRANK FONTAINE BIXLER Active, Helpful, Polite 8 JANET ELIZABETH BOCOCK Janet Reserved, Considerate, Consistent 10 HARRY BOURAS Harry Dignified, Well-Liked, Quiet fifteen seniors 1 DOROTHY JANE BOWMAN Dot Accommodating, Tall, Reliable HELEN MAE BRICKEY Helen Reserved, Generous, Neat 2 ALICE LEE BURCHETT Alice Well-Dressed, Cute, Compatible 3 MARY HELEN BROWN Mary Helen Petite, Starry-Eyed, Friendly 4 ELLEN KATE BRUCE Katie Talented, Neat, Popular C HELEN LOUISE BURTON Nubbs Amicable, Lively, Good-Dancer MARGARET ANN CHUMBLEY Chumbles Laughing, Congenial, Carefree CARROLL BATES CARDIN Carrolj Friendly, Acrobatic, Obliging S THOMAS FRED CARRICO Freddie Mischievous, South-Loving, Unsettled 1 0 MARY ELOISE COLLINS ' ’ Eloise Quiet, Natural, Pleasant sixteen seniors l FREDERIC LEON CUMMINGS Freddy Jolly, Confederate, Easy-Going RUTH ANN DALTON ’ ' Ruthie Intellectual, Musical, Honest GERALD ARLAN DEAN Arlan Sincere, Quiet, Nice 3 PHYLLIS ANN DAVIDSON Phyllis Calm, Understanding, Quiescent 4 MARY ELLEN DAVIS Mary Ellen Sweet, Progressive, Pretty BETTY SUE DICKERSON Betty, Sue Cute, Capable, Sociable FRANCIS ALENE DUTTON ' ' Alene Pleasant, Neat, Gentle 9 PRISCILLA LEE DOWNEY Bunny Happy-Go-Lucky, Entertaining, Grinning HOWARD JACKSON DUNCAN Jack Athletic, Teasing, Well-Liked 10 STEPHEN DOUGLAS ENGLISH, JR. Sunshine Argumentative, Tall, Neat seventeen 1 WILLIAM ROBERT EPPERLY Bobby ' 1 Intellectual, Acute, Witty seniors 2 CARL DOUGLAS FARMER, JR. Doug Athletic, Outstanding, Good-Looking 5 ROBERT COGLE FOLDEN Cogle Noisy, Prankster, Happy 9 IRIS JEANETTE GARDNER Iris Demure, Busy, Tiny 3 DON QUE FINK Don Mischievous, Spirited, Comical 7 LOUIS BALLARINA FOSTER Red Clownish, Changeable, Spontaneous 4 REBECCA JANE FIZER Becky Confident. Outstanding, Cheerful 8 REGINALD LEE FRENCH Rex Artistic, Moody, Disinterested G CURTIS EDGAR FOLEY Dottie Shy, Pensive, Dignified 10 CHARLOTTE ANN GEMMELL Charlotte Wide-Awake, Genial, Unselfish eighteen tl4u seniors 2 WILLIAM EARLY GRAVELY Bill ' ' Easy-Going, Joking, Pleasant 1 RUTH ANN GOAD Ruth Ann Laughing, Earnest, Willing ROSCOE GRUBB, JR. Grumpy Tranquil, Easy-Going, Masculine 3 PHYLLIS ANNE GRESS Phil Sensible, Competent, Pleasant 4 MARVIN JORDAN GRUBB Marvin Gentleman-Like, Composed, Friendly JEAN DARLING HAISLIP Jean Fun-Loving, Well-Liked, Nice St 9 ALMA MAE HAMBLIN Alma udious, Reserved, Lady-Like BONNIE JEAN HALL Brusier Athletic, Cooperative, Laughing EVELYN FINKS HALL Evelyn Pretty, Captivating, Gracious 10 INA DAPHINE HARRELL Ina Fascinating, Pleasant, Thrifty nineteen seniors PEGGY ANN HARRELL Peg Exact, Serious, Assuming BARBARA ALENE HARRIMAN ' ' Alene Courteous, Natural, Able MARGARET LORENE HEDGE Peggy Small, Practical, Energetic 3 ELISE PAULINE HAVENS Pauline Blonde, Retiring, Pleasant MATTIE KATHLEEN HAWKINS Kathleen Agreeable, Modest, Unselfish BOBBY JOE HUFF Cowboy Amiable, Jovial, Dapper HUBERT CARL HUGHETT, JR. Carl Scholarly, Persistent, Moody DREAMA DAWN HUFF Dawn Flirtatious, Busy, Ambitious 8 SARA KATHRYN HUFF Sara Intelligent, Dignified, Well-Dressed 1 0 MARKEATTER HOUCK Markeatter Patient, Friendly, Natural twenty seniors LAKE LOUISE HUMPHREY Weegie Alert, Attractive, Good-Natured JAMES ROSCO JONAS Piano Legs Married, Husky, Diligent PATRICIA ANN JORDAN Patti Scholarly, Talented, Pretty DAVID TODD JONES David Smiling, Willing, Dapper DONALD EUGENE JONES Don Complacent, Loyal, Gentlemanly 6 GLENN THOMAS JORDAN, III Tommy Studious, Spontaneous, Apt JANIE PAULETTE KING Bugs Pretty, Amiable, Genuine 7 EDITH JUNE KING Edith Attentive, Placid, Unaffected HELEN LORETTA KING Helen Tranquil, Fair-Minded, Lady-Like CAROL LEE LESTER Carol Lee Carefree, Gay, Industrious 10 twenty-one seniors i IRA DALE LEWEY Ira Courteous, Mirthful, Industrious 2 BOBBIE JEAN LINKOUS Bobbie Jean Vivacious, Charming, Well-Liked 5 BETTY JOSEPHINE LOVERN Jose Athletic, Talented, Pert 9 HUBERT CLAY MARSHALL Chic Artistic, Outspoken, Individualistic 3 ROBERTA ELLEN LINKOUS Bert Indifferent, Petite, Well-Dressed THOMAS FRANKLIN MABe‘ Tommy Athletic, Dependable, Outstanding 4 DONALD MASON LOGAN Don Meritable, Genial, Clever 8 JACK ROGER MABRY Jack Good-Looking, Athletic, Irresponsible 6 CURTIS MORGAN LYONS Buster Argumentative, Venturesome, Obliging 10 CLAUDE RANDOLPH MARTIN Smiley Blond, Friendly, Tall twenty-two ■ V seniors NANCY LEE MARTIN Nancy Natural, Smiling, Distant 9 NORMA MAE MARTIN Nonnie Talented, Popular, Cultured LARRY CEDWICK MORRIS Larry Musical, Obliging, Jovial 3 BETTY DARLENE MEREDITH Darlene Blonde, Dainty, Modest 4 HARRY MOREHEAD Fuz Friendly, Witty, Well-Mannered JAMES WALLACE NEESE Wallace Talkative, Keen, Good-Natured WANDA COLEEN PATTON Pudge Leader, Sprightly, Popular JOSEPH DANIEL NEWMAN Joe Frank, Noisy, Carefree 8 JAMES LLOYD PATTERSON, JR. Jimmy Well-Groomed, Polite, Ambitious CLEONE EVELYN PEARSON° Clementine Reflective, Interested, Pleasing ' twenty-three seniors DAVID CHARLES POWELL ' 1 Dave 1 ' Tall, Unconcerned, Talkative ? AGNES COLLEEN QUESENBERRY Aggie Hardy, Friendly, Outspoken NORMA JACQUALINE RICHARDSON Jackie Stylish, Athletic, Immaculate ROSE JANETTE QUESENBERRY Nette Neat, Active, Wide-Awake IRIS CARROL RASH Priss Spontaneous, Blithesome, Cute LEROY RICHARDSON Leroy Obese, Determined, Reverent MA RY MARGARET RUPE Margaret Quiescent, Conscientious, Shy LESLIE ROBBINS Leslie Different, Unconcerned, Frank BILLY ELLIS RORRER William Contented, Reserved, Blond 10 JOHN EDWARD SADLER, JR. JOHN Individualistic, Stately, Laughing twenty-four seniors l PATRICIA ELLEN SARTELLE Pat Pretty, Well-Dressed, Poised 2 VICTOR CARLYLE SCOTT Carlyle Good-Looking, Agreeable, Ambitious DOUGLAS WADE SMITH Vic Politician, Capable, Popular 3 CAROL SUE SHUFFLEBARGER Shuffy Cute, Popular, Lively BETTY LOU SMITH Boo-Boo Reserved, Firm, True VIRGINIA RUTH SMITH Ruth Serene, Modest, Lofty 6 9 EDGAR FRANCIS SUMNER, JR. Edgar Disinterested, Unsettled, Lively ALPHA JEAN SMYTHERS Jean Quiet, Blushing, Contented THERECIA MAE STOOTS Therecia Withdrawing, Shy, Pensive 10 WALLACE EUGENE SUTPHIN Wallie Sincere, Polite, Thoughtful twenty-five JOEL WAYNE SUTPHIN Wayne Good-Loking, Mild, Genial 1 seniors CLARA JEAN TURNER Jean Small, Spirited, Light-Hearted NANCY LEE WARBURTON ’ Nancy Industrious, Athletic, Happy 9 JACK WEDDLE Jackie Shy, Nice, Cute 3 CHARLEY LEE THOMAS Charley Unconcerned, Tall, Friendly 7 GLORIA LUCILLE WARE Gloria Petite, Efficient, Well-Groomed 4 BETTY JANE TICKLE Betty Outspoken, Inquisitive, Congenial 8 WILLIAM ROBERT WEDDLE Billy Sarcastic, Well-Liked, Determined fi WILLIAM MALCOLM WARDEN Willie Dignified, Composed, Unconcerned 10 WILLIAM IRVAN WELCH ' ' Bob Comical, Obese, Indifferent twenty-six seniors ANNE MORGAN WHISMAN 1 Whistle Gay, Congenial, Trim 9 DONALD CLINTON WHITAKE R Don Quiet, Attentive, Industrious MARY FRANCES WHITT Mary Frances Slap-Happy, Laughing, Wide-Awake 4 DUANE WILLIAMS Tex Athletic, Good-Looking, Easy-Going HAZEL ELAINE WIRT Bug Intelligent, Sincere, Well-Liked ELSIE JOYCE ZEIGLER Joyce Composed, Unassuming, Watchful BILL JONES WOODS Bill Tall, Singer, Likeable ► twenty-seven junior class officers DON NANCE CHARLES ALLISON .... Vice BONNIE GRUBB WANDA WHITT The Junior Class of Pulaski High School has been ready and willing to accept its responsibilities for active participation in school life. By working seriously at school and by playing hard during leisure time, they have had a profitable year. They have carried on their activities under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nester Per- due, Mrs. O. E. Burch, Mrs. William Akers, Miss Jane Jackson, and Miss Geraldine Lockhart. President ■President Secretary Treasurer twenty-eiqht First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: juniors Charles Allison, Patsy Amburn, Jimmy Bassett, John Baugh, Harry Beckner, Shirley Bedsaul, Wayne Black, Carole Bowman. Shirley Bowyer, Dewayne Brown, Jenell Brown, June Brown, Marlene Burchett, Doug Burgess, Jay Bundy, Paul Childress. Lucille Collins, Rebecca Combs, A. B. Cox, Kit Cox, Walter Craig, Toni Crowell, Shirley Davidson, Ralph Duncan. Ruth Eanes, Marlene Earles, Doug East, Harold Edney, Eleanor Evans, Doris Farmer, Paul Folden, Carolyn Gill. Margaret Gosnell, Lola Gregory, Betty Grubb, Bonnie Grubb, Cecil Hagee, Doris Hagee, Halph Hall, Bob Hall. Elray Hanks, James Harless, Bonnie Harrell, Patti Hawkins, Dickie Hayes, Curtis Hubble, Clay Hughett, Ruth Jackson. twenty-nine juniors Mary Anne Jennings, Clara Johnston, Billy Kanode, Darrell Kegley, Charles King, Louise Kitts, Paul Lefew, Marie Leftwich. Doug Linkous, Johnny Lucas, Bob Lynch, Doug Malone, Barbara Manning, Peggy Manning, Katie Maxwell, Tommy Moyers. Doug McNeely, Curtis Meredith, Iris Mitchell, Ralph Mitchell, Beatrice Mooney, Mary Jane Moore, Blil Musser, Don Nance. Bill Newman, Irene Owens, Duane Pace, Betty Pamphlin, Joan Payne, Elizabeth Pike, Don Poore, William Poore. Jane Pratt, Faye Ratcliff, Bill Riffey, Delphia Rigney, Jackie Roseberry, Pauline Roseberry, Ralph Roop, Glenna Roop. Donna Saunders, Joe Shinault, Shirley Smith, Mae K. Spence, Madeline Stuart, Shirley Stiwell, Mildred Stoots, Jean Sutphin. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: thirty First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: juniors Marie Swindell, Rosetta Thompson, Hensel Turpin, Mildred Turner. Ralph Turner, Doris Vaughn, Jack Via, Irene Wallner. Peggy Warden, Barbara Warner, Gary Whitaker, Jimmy White. Wanda Whitt, Nancy Williams, David Wilson, Charles Wingo. Dick Wolfe, C. L. Young, Mary Ann Young. thirty-one so pho more class officers BOBBY BUTLER ....... . President BUGS TICKLE Vice-President DONNIE HOLIDAY Secretary RODNEY RUNYON Treasurer Early in the school season the Sophomore students met and elected their offi- cers for the year. This year the Sophomores have presented a class play, have given a dance, and participated in stunt day, receiving a prize for having the second-best stunt. In the coming years the Sophomores are looking forward to becoming seniors and leaders with the help of the following sponsors: Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Bird, Miss Gallimore, Miss Bailey, Mrs. Bell, Miss Akers, and Mr. Gillard. thirty-two sophomores Car! Armbrister, Barbara Bassett, Alfred Baugh, Paul Beckner, Jackie Booth, Do! lie Bratton, Maurice Brown, Betty Jo Burton. Bobby Butler, Jane Carson, Nancy Childress, Shirley Coplin, Ann Covey, Robert Crafton, Shirley Craig, Virginia Crowder. Elizabeth Cummings, Betty Dalton, Lillian Dalton, Penelope Dalton, Doris Ann Davis Irene Davis. Mildred Davis, Vergie Davis. Opal Dobbins, Doug Duncan, Nellie Edwards, Eyvonne Eversole, Tommy Farmer, Raymond Fisher, Mary Ann Foster, Joann Garrett. Helen Gilley, Tom Gravely, Bonnie Grey, Ann Carolyn Hale, Barbara Haley, J. D. Hall, Clayton Hancock, Sandra Harmon. Louise Harrell, Robert Hawkins, Grace Hill, Donnie Holiday, Beverage Holston, Wilma Holston, Shirley Horton, Carol Jeanne Houston. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: thirty-three First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: sophomores Mickey Huff, Wilbur Huff, Mary Lou Hufford, Doris Hubble, Joyce Hughes, Nancy Hurd, Nancy Hurst, Doris Jackson. Peggy Jenkins, Patsy Jennings, Louis Kanode, Ramona Kanode, Jo Ann Kidd, Nancy Kidd, Nancy King, Ralph Lane. Marvin Lemons, L. D. Lineberry, Sue Linkous, Evelyn Long, Iris Long, Jo Ann Lowman, Arnold Mabry, Margaret McMillen. Louise Marshall, Philip Marshall, Helen Martin, Billy Meade, Juanita Meadows, P. W. Meredith, Roswell Meredith, Joe Myers. Ann Millirons, Fred Morris, Darlene Musser, Dickie Nickols, Betty Quesenberry, Euna Rose Powers, Beverly Pierce Carolyn Perdue. Nancy Parks, Tom Patton, Bob Rash, Peggy Rash, Johnny Rice, Hilda Rigney, Graham Runyon, Rodney Runyon. thirty-four First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: sophomores Betty Rutherford, Lila Sadler, Joyce Safewright, Freddie Schmidt, Carolyn Shinault, Norma Sizemore, Jimmy Slate, Ada Slusher. Barbara Smith, Lois Smith, Ralph Smith, Hoyt Smithers, Calvin Southern, Ed Southern, Joe Steger, Nancy Stumpf. Julia Sturdivant, Allen Sutphin, Donald Swain, Charles Tickle, Shirley Tickle, Geraldine Thompson, Maxine Thompson, David Thornton. Bill Turman, Bill Turner, June Torrence, Gene Via, David Whitaker, Sandra Whitaker, Lois Whitt, Elber Whitt. Wilbur Whitt, E. K. Williams, Carolyn Williams, Juanita Williams, Larry Wilson, Nancy Wright. thirty-five freshman class officers CURTIS MORRIS President JORETTA JONES Vice-President BILLY AKERS Secretary RANDALL PROFFITT Treasurer Beginning the year ' 5 1 - ' 52, the Freshmen elected officers and chose Miss Painter as head sponsor. This year the Freshmen have organized the Freshmen Dance Club, the Nat- uralist Club, and the Dramatics Club in order that the participation could be widely spread among the Freshmen. Other sponsors are Mrs. Sanders, Miss Wilson, Miss Barnett, Mr. Miller, Mrs. FHedgebeth, and Miss Dalton. thirty-six MRS. WILSON freshmen Mary Belle Turner Ann Taylor Melita Stilwell Jacquline Sergent Sally Rorrer Nancy Riggins Patsy Reese Bobbie Ratcliffe Ann Ratcliff Peggy King Frances Woods Juanita Williams Eugene Turpin Donald Crowd er Duane Fagg Arvie Hughett Jackie Kanode Curtis Morris Jimmy Ray James Shepherd Louis Smith Gilmer Spencer Benny Sutphin Garfield Thomas Billy Warden MISS Phyllis Cox Mildred Davis Shirley Hall Shirley Hoback Darcas Horton Jenny Lou Hughs Joretta Jones Betty Joyner Bertna Kanode Anne Lemons Wanda Lewis Harry Hight Barbara Leypoldt Janet McDaniel Elizabeth Morris Mary Murphy DALTON Lois Nelson Nancy Powers Charlotte Quesenberry Martha Quesenberry Joyce Wall Sidney Gregory Ronnie Henley Troy Jackson Nicky Jones Melvin King Otis Landis James Moore Ronald Moore A. J. Peak Bobby Quesenberry MISS BARNETT Laverne Abshire Jo Ann Ballinger Nella Druicker Carolyn Fette Emma Jean Fleeman Susan Garrett Mary Graveley Ruby Harlow Mary Jane Harriman Edna Havens Jimmy Cardin Anna Wallner Betty Thomas Bettie Shuff Helen Manuel Shirley Leftwich Barbara Kegley Lois Hyatt Opal Hubble Martha Horton Janice Horsley Fred Clark Billy Dunagan Paul Ferguson Graham Gregory Jerry Holt Donald Hawkins Rodney Hash Donald Hubble Jay Harris Bobby Hall Colleen Hall MISS PAINTER Virginia Lou Brown Diana East Carolyn Farmer Pearl Gallimore Beulah Moore Eula Moore Faye Nail Betty Otey Affic Penticost Dorothy Puckett Loretta Price Lida Ritter Prances Futherford Patsy Warf Shelly Jean White Vida Wright Marlene Rooks Bobby Hunt Robert Daniels Vivian Landreth Hubert Martin Bobby O ' Dell Eugene Phelps Dougias Quesenberry George Rogers Bobby Rocp James Rumley Bill Smith J. C. Welch thirty-seven MR. MILLER freshmen Harold Beamer James Boyd Malcolm Crowder Eugene French Arlen Gravely Dennis Grubb Douglas Hanson James Harrell Johnny Houston Jack Huddle Earnest Hurst David Jonas Buddy King Billy Leona rd Harry Owens Randall Proffitt Robert Rogers J. R. Schrader Billy Smithers Duval Seagle Richard Torrence Mason Vaughn, Jr. Jerry Whitt Frea Young MRS. SANDERS Nicki Clark Jean Hall Olivia Reece Doris Rigney Jane Ryal Jean Shaffer Vera Lee Shelor Nancy Tippett Virginia McPeak Virgie Banes Mary Thompson Faye Thompson Ann Vaden Hilda Via Loretta Wagner Stella Mae Watson Carol Weddle Shirley Yelton Pram Reed Daniel Reed Kyle Runyon Ranny Russell Harold Stout John Vaughan Jack Wheatley Ronald Caviness MRS. HEDGEBETH Thelma Jean Akers June Alley Wanda Alley Barbara Allison Shirley Brown Bertie Bullins Stella Church Ellen Cole Marcella Cameron Rosalie Conner Martha Jane Cox Nancy Jean Dalton Lorena Davidson Phyllis Folden Mary Ann Hylton Doris Mabe Verlon Mooney Ernestine Sims Eldon Akers Billy Akers Harold Babb Zack Black Joe Boothe Clyde Bratton Ikey Carper Billy Catron Bobby Collins J. W. Kitts John Kelly King Dalian Cox Tommy Conner thirty-eight seventh grade MISS PHELPS ' ROOM MISS SMITH ' S ROOM Norma Crawford Frances Williams Larry Pearce Patty H a 1 1 Peggy Firebaugh Charles Ratcliff Annie Mae Cregger Sylvia Edwards Bob Pearman Jean Williams Emma Hanson Kenny Riggle Peggy Hudson Hilda Jones Kenneth Ashley James Quillin Judy Owen Ruth Costigan Charles Byrd John Shuff, Jr. Elizabeth Ann Garland Freeda Harrell Walter Alley Lydia Jones Douglas Burton George Sirt Betty Jo Jackson Agnes Jones Vastine Walker Rose Anne Lahmon Malcolm Carlton James Smith Dreama Ray Farris June Ryan Wayne Garwood Susan Marvin Richard Allen Craig Hensel Southern Nancy Gemmell Virginia Cones Donald Roseberry Callie Maxwell Alex Dunlap George Stoots Joyce Childress Duane Duncan Suzy Rice James Hall Sam P. Trail, Jr. Connie Bowman Don McKinney Duane Musser Tamara Slaughter Biily Hickam Marvin Webb Glenna Conner Ariean East Bobby Umberger Jean Tolliver Cecil Palmer Nathan Wilson Juanita Underwood Laneau Pippen Eddie Lester Helen Ann Walch Alice Wilson Tommy Perdue Clarence Wright Donald Folden Mary Ruth Akers David Goad Sandra Ratcliffe Joan Leeson Edna Bevil Patsy Spangler Ellen Haga Marie Robinson Phoebe Porter Evelyn Matherly Charlotte Moore Nancy Gray Betty Neese MRS. BAXTER ' S RC Ruth Jean Dalton Peggy Cox Velva Lea Whitt Agnes Clark Nancy. Simmons Naomi Barnett Ruby Largen Elwood White Jimmy Babb Guy Bishop Billy Waller Jimmie Rash Garfield Webster Ronald Daugherty Eddie Hagee Eugene Sorrell Donald Johnston Dick Parks Richard Mitchell Dan Chrisley Joe Ward Ray Underwood Jeanne McDaniel Betty McNew Janie Brickey Frances Harvey Joyce Jessee Myrtle Goad Maxine Marshall Shirley Farmer Lola Wayne Gilliam Ellen Manuel Sadie Draper Doris Bordwine Jessie Andrews MRS. FULK ' S ROOM Eva Pappas Gay Neel Atkins Velra Duncan Theda Tabor George Akers Paul Wright Larry Mannings Jackie Turner Ral ph Stoots Curtis Kegley Paul Lovern Jackie Poore Leroy Byrd Gene Andrews Jerry Hayes Earl East Ronald Vaughn Stephen Hughett Charles Meredith Robert Manuel Harry Aust Bobby Rainer Carl Gray A. J. Smith Tommy Taylow thirty-nine ACTIVITIES national honor society Left side up: Phillis Davidson, Peggy Hedge, Mary Ellen Davis, Edith King, Roberta Linkous, Bobby Epperley, Mrs. Nester Perdue, Sponsor. Right side up: Don Logan, Elaine Wirt, Rebecca Fizer, Patti Jordan, Ruth Dalton, Carl Hughett, Ira Lewey. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. The society sponsored the annual beauty contest to elect Miss Pulaski High. At the end of the year, new members were elected and honored with a banquet. The club ' s guiding lights were: Don Logan, president; Sara Huff, vice-presi- dent; Elaine Wirt, secretary; Phyllis Davidson, treasurer. The sponsor was Mrs. Nester Perdue. forty-one national junior honor society Left side up: Carolyn Shinault, Sue Linkous, Penelope Dalton, Jo Ann Garrett, P a t s y Jennings, Vergie Davis, Paul Beckner, Carl Armbrister. Center up: Louise Harrell, Ann Covey, Nancy Childress, Bonnie Grey, Nancy Parks, Carolyn Perdue, Allan Sutphin, E. K. Williams. Right side up: Jane Carson, Betsy Branson, Mary Lou Hufford, Carolyn Williams, Lila Sadler, Donald Swain, David Whitaker, Bob- by Butler. The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for schol- arship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. The officers were: Sue Linkous, president; Carolyn Shinault, vice-president; Louise Harrell, secretary; Jane Carson, treasurer; Mr. Gillard, sponsor. forty-two beta club First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Don Logan, Betty Beamer, Evelyn Hall, Peggy Hedge, Rebecca Fizer, Ruth Ann Dalton, Peggy Warden. Phyllis Davidson, Edith King, Gloria Ware, Elaine Wirt, Marie Leftwich. Barbara Manning, Ira Lewey, Elizabeth Pike, Toni Crowell, Ruth Jackson, Sara Huff, Patti Jordan. Barbara Warner, Bobbie Jean Linkous, Helen King, Mary Ellen Davis, Betty Tickle. Glenna Rupe, Mary Anne Jennings, Carol Shufflebarger, Ellen Kate Bruce, Carl Hughett. Marlene Burchett, Wanda Patton, Darlene Meredith, Peggy Harrell, Alene Dutton, Miss Gallimore, Mary Anne Young, El ray Hanks, Joan Carol Payne. The Beta Club is a leadership service organization tor high school Juniors and Seniors. The purpose of the club is to raise the standard of the student body and to create in the students a desire to further their education. Membership is based on good mentality and character, commendable attitude, and achievement of a B average during the first two or three years of high school. Members must maintain these qualities and be approved by the school. Activities of the club for this year included a formal Installation ceremony as an as- sembly program, and an annual Kiddie Dance, at which toys were charged as admission and presented to the Salvation Army. The club was in charge of the bulletin boards as a project. The officers were: Betty Beamer, pres ' dent; Evelyn Hall, vice-president; Peggy Hedge, secretary: Don Logan, treasurer. Miss Emma Gallimore is the club sponsor. forty-three First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Eighth row: Elray Hanks, Duane Pace, Tommy Mabe, Bob Lynch, Jane Carson, Ruth Eanes, Mary Ann Jennings, Patsy Amburn, Bonnie Grey, Mrs. Robertson. Tommy Moyers, Gary Whitaker, Toni Crowell, Joan Payne, Irene Wallner, June Brown, Mary Ann Young, Peggy Rash, Jo Ann Kidd. Ira Lewey, Jimmy Patterson, Joyce Safewright, Donna Saunders, Eleanor Evans, Ruth Jackson, Ann Millirons, Ann Covey, Nancy Parks. Mary Helen Brown, Ann Chumbly, Lillian Dalton, Barbara Smith, Jo Ann Lowman, Peggy Warden, Gloria Ware, Marie Leftwich, Patsy Webster, Nancy Wright. Euna Rose Powers, Micky Huff, Juanita Crowder, Helen East, Betsy Branson, Pat Conner. Penelope Dalton, Sue Linkous, Maxine Thompson, Jane Pratt, Iris Mitchell, Jo Ann Garrett. Nancy Martin, Carol Lee Lester, Patti Jordan, Grace Hill, Carolyn Perdue, Lila Sadler. Bobby Butler, Hugh Brown, E. K. Williams, Freddie Schmidt, Johnny Rice The officers were: Elray Hanks, president; Bob Lynch, vice-president; Duane Pace, secre- tary; Tommy Mabe, treasurer. The motto is Laetus, amicus, tamen, impiger, et navus, meaning Happy, friendly, never- theless industrious and diligent. atin club i i Spanish club The puroose of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding of Spain and our neighbors south of the border. It also creates an enthusiasm for the Spanish language among the students. The club is composed of students who are taking Spanish or who have taken it. The officers for this year are John Sadler, president; Evelyn F. Hall, vice-president; Patti Jor- dan, secretary; Tommy Farmer, treasurer; and Norma Martin, reporter. Miss Evelyn Wilson is sponsor. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: John Sadler, Evelyn Finks Hall, Patti Jordan, Tomm Farmer, Louise Harrell, Freddy Cummings. June Torrence, Charlotte Gemmell, Carol Jeanne Houston, Carolyn Shi-nault, Dickie Nichols, Norma Martin, Draper Poore. Elizabeth Pike, Jean Haislip, Becky Fizer, Nancy Stumpf, Wilbur Huff, Tommy Yonts, Darrell Kegley. Miss Wilson, Janette Quesenberry, Betty Lovern, Nancy Childress, Barbara Smith, Louise Marshall, Julia Sturdivant, Juanita Meadows, Walter Craig, Carlyle Scott, Davis Thornton. ■forty-four Clockwise: Jo Ann Garrett, Ruth Jackson, Patsy Arnburn, Nancy Hurst, Delpha Rigney, Flora Mae Killen Spence, Miss Bird, Toni Crowell, Penelope Dalton, Chic Marshall, John Baugh, Ralph Hall, Don Nance, Cecil Hagee, Wayne Black, Jimmy Patterson, Lila Sadler. The purpose of the French Club, a newly organized group, is to instill in others a desire to learn the French language and to appreciate French culture. The group is led by Ruth Jackson, president; Jo Ann Garrett, vice-oresident; Lila Sadler, sec- retary; Jimmy Pa+terson, treasurer. Mrs. Charles Bird is the group ' s capable sponsor. french club t - naturalist club The purpose of this club is to promote the study and advance the knowledge of science. The officers for 1952 were: Tommy Yonts, president; Janice Horsely, vice-president; Anna Wallner, secretary-treasurer; Thelma L. Sanders, sponsor. Left to right: Johnnie Rice, Maurice Brown, Junior Tonce, Randall Proffitt, Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor, Jimmy Cardin, Emogene Fleeman, Sue Garrett, Betty Shuff, Anna Wallner, Helen Manuel, Geraldine Bragg, Janice Horsely. forty-five senior-freshman hi-y Clockwise: Bobby Epperly, Jimmy Patterson, Ira Lewey, Carlyle Scott, Mason Vaughan, Johnny Mac Houston, Randall Profitt, Bobby Ellis, Harry Morehead, Harold Beamer, Duval Seagle, David Jones, Frank Bixler, John Sadler, Tommy Jor- dan, Don Fink, Doug Farmer, Tommy Mabe, Freddie Carrico, Duane Fagg, Peter Downey, Freddie Young, Freddy Cummings, Jerry Whitt, Gene F’rench, Bill Akers, Lewis Akers, Don Logan, Leroy Richardson. junior-sophomore hi-y First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Gene Via. Jack Via, Hugh Brown. Ralph Duncan, M. B. Perfater. Charles Tickle, Ralph Smith. Bob Lynch, George Cruft. Jimmy Slate, Tom Gravely. Charles Allison, Don Nance, Toni Crowell, Clay Hughett, Maurice Brown, Tommy Moyers, Darell Kegley. senior tri-hi-y First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Ruth Aust. Jeanne Andrew, Bunny Downey. Wanda Patton, Louise Humphrey, Char- lotte Gemmell, Ruth Dalton, Gloria Ware. Roberta Linkous, Jean Haslip, Nancy Mar- tin, Peggy Hedge, Phyllis Davidson. Bonnie Hall, Ellen Kate Bruce, Elaine Wirt, Bobbie Jean Linkous, Phyllis Gress, Peggy Harrell. Carol Shufflebarger, Eloise Collins, Mary Helen Brown, Ann Chumbley, Iris Rash, Edith King, Norma Martin, Janette Quesenberry, Dawn Huff, Sara Huff. Mrs. Bill Akers, Janie King, Evelyn Hall, Carol Lee Lester, Anne Whisman, Betty Lovern, Janet Bocock, Betty Smith, Patti Jordan, Jackie Richardson, Alice Bur- chett. ■ junior tri-hi-y Clockwise: Joan Carol Payne, June Brown, Mary Ann Young, Lucille Collins, Patsy Amburn, Barbara Manning, Shirley Davidson, Marie Leftwich, Ann Padgett, Mildred Turner, Mildred Tracy, Barbara Warner, Mary Jane Moore, Madelyn Stuart, Iris Milchell, Irene Wallner, Frankie Gibbs, Bonnie Grubb, Shirley Smith, Louise Kitts, Jane Pratt, Marlene Burchett, Jean S u t p h i n, Mary Ann Jennings, Ruth Eanes, Eleanor Evans. � ph sopnomore tri-hi- y First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Eighth row: Ann Jackson Millirons. Jane Carson, Lila Sadler. Beverly Pierce, Nancy Stumpf, Barbara Basset. Barbara Haley, Elizabeth Cummings, Jo Ann Lowman, Peggy Jenkins, Penelope Dalton. Euna Rose Powers, Peggy Rash, Peggy Tickle, Ramona Kanode, Betty Dalton. Wilma Holston, Marianne Foster, Yvonne Eversole, Betsy Branson, Shirley Craig, Patsy Jennings. Jo Ann Garrett, Geraldine Thompson, Carolyn Hale, Sandra Harman, Darlene Musser, Doris Davis. Jeanne Houston, Jo Ann Kidd, Joyce Safewright, Juanita Crowder, Carolyn Shinault, Sue Linkous, Bobbie Smith, Carolyn Perdue, Bonnie Gray, June Tor- rence, Louise Harrell. freshman tri-hi-y Clockwise: Joretta Jones, Janice Horsley, Sue Garrett, Janet McDaniel, Jo Ann Ballinger, Eliza- beth Morris, Nella Druker, Jean Dalton, Miss Wilson, Charlotte Quesenberry, Martha Horton, Barbara Leypoldt, Shir- ley Yelton, Ann Ratcliff, Joyce Wolfe, Opal Hubble, Betty Shuff, Anna Wall- ner, Laverne Abshire, Betty Thomas, Vir- ginia Brown, Shirley Leftwich, Vicki Carter, Anne Elaine Lemons. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Jean Turner, Iris Gardner, Ruth Eanes, Clara May Phibbs, Peggy Hedge, Nancy Hurst. Betty Tickle, Jeane Sutphin, Jean Haislip, Jeanne Andrew, Miss Akers, Dawn Huff, Faye Ratcliffe. Bonnie Hall, Louise Marshall, Alice Burchett, Marlene Burchett, Charlotte Gemmel, Jo Anne Lowman, Mary Helen Brown, Lillian Dalton, Mary Turner, Peggy Tickle. Louise Humphrey, Ruth Aust, Edith King, Ann Padgett, Betty Dalton, Rosetta Thompson, Ruth Smith, Darlene Meredith. Bonnie Grubb, Bunny Downey, Peggy Harrell, Wanda Patton, Shirley Stillwell, Marie Spangler, M arcie Eversole. Frankie Gibbs, Nancy Williams, Jackie Richardson, Phyllis Davidson, Patty Hawkins. The Future Homemakers of America is an active club in our school. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in good home making and community leadership. The club has sponsored bake sales, a sock dance, and other activities which proved this to be a very prosperous year. The officers this year were: Jeanne Andrew, president; Bonnie Hall, vice- president; Marlene Burchett, secretary; Jean Haislip, treasurer; Betty Dalton, re- porter. Sponsor is Miss Edna Earl Akers. forty-eight Sitting: Iris Mitchell, Lila Sadler, Betty Lovern, Mary Ellen Davis, Edith King, Ruth Jackson, Doug Smith, Barbara Haley. First row standing: Helen King, Faye Ratcliff, Penelope Dalton, Eloise Collins, Janette Quesenberry, Mildred Turner, Betty Tickle, Marlene Burchett, Lucille Collins, Betty Dalton. Second row standing: Wallace Sutphin, Patty Hawkins, Carl Hughett, William Warden, Rayo Andrews, Miss Pendleton, Sponsor. Hooks, like proverbs, receive their chief value from the stamp and esteem of ages through which they have passed. — Sir William Temple The Library C!ub meets the first Wednesday of every month in the library and is sponsored by Miss Pendle- ton, librarian. The purpose of fhe club is to teach the members how to use the library, to care for books, and to promote an interest in books. The officers are: Mary Ellen Davis, president; Batty Jo Lovern, vice-oresident; Ruth Jackson, secretary; Ed it h King, treasurer; Lila Sadler, reporter; and Doug Smith, social chairman. library club t i senior girls club The Senior Girls ' Club was organized in September 1951. The purpose of this club is to promote a better relationship with the students both morally and socially. On December 20, the club sponsored the Christmas Formal. The officers are: Helen King, president; Norma Martin, vice-president; Ann Chumbley, secretary; Aileen Dutton, treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Merelene Wall. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Eloise Collins, Alene Dutton, Ann Chumbley, Norma Martin, Helen King, Dawn Huff, Mary Helen Brown. Bobbie Jean Linkous, Ann Whisman, Helen Burton, Janie King, Betty Sue Dickerson, Betty Tickle, Betty Lovern, Janette Quesenberry, Jackie Richardson. Alice Burcheft, Peggy Harrell, Phyllis Gress, Nancy Martin, Bunny Downey, Jean Haislip, Ruth Aust, Wanda Patton, Jeanne Andrew, Carol Lee Lester, Ellen Kate Bruce. Threcia Stoots, Bonnie Hall, Ruth Smith, Iris Gardener. Markeatter Houck, Gloria Ware, Phyllis Davidson, Peggy Hedge, Evelyn Finks Hall, Charlotte Gemmell, Jean Turner, Ruth Ann Dalton. Edith King, Sara Huff, Elaine Wirt. Janet Bocock, Betty Smith, Helen Brickey, Agnes Quesenberry, Carol Shufflebarger. forty-nine pulaski high school band The Pulaski High School Band now consists of fifty-nine members and is one of the most ac+ive organizations in the school. Its purpose is to create in our schools and community a cultural consciousness of music. The band, under the superior baton of Mr. James H. Godfrey, performed various maneuvers at all football games, with the exception First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Bonnie Grubb, Gene French, Harold Beamer, Iris Mitchell, Darleen Musser, Randall Proffitt, Jerry Whitt, Mason Vaughan, Harry Height, Louise Humphrey. Ellen Kate Bruce, Douglas Hanson, Jo Ann Kidd, Ann Chumbley, Tommy Moyers, David Jones, Martha Cox, Wanda Alley, Doris Davis, Johnny Houston, Ruth Ann Dalton, Ann Carolyn Hale. Ann Whisman, Carol Shuff lebarger, Freddy Cummings, David Jones, Carlyle Scott, Freddie Carrico, Maurice Brown, A. B. Cox, Fred Clark, Nancy King, Duane Musser, Olivia Reese, Jimmy Harrell, Mildred Stoots, V. H. Linkous, Jackie Huddle, Sh ' rley Davidson. Ralph Newman, Carol Lee Lester, Mary Anne Jennings. E. K. Williams, Gayle Long, Larry Pierce, Jack Cannaday, Dennis Grubb, Gloria Ware, Roy Hall, Marie Lettwich. of Pearisburg. It also participated in many other school events, such as bonfires, parades, assem- blies and the District VI Music Festival held in Bluefield, West Virginia. The band rendered sev- eral enjoyable concerts for the community throughout the year. Off icers for the year were: Ruth Ann Dalton, president; David Jones, vice-president; Ma- rie Leftwich, secretary-treasurer; Carlyle Scott, reporter; Mildred Stoots, Gayle Long and Gene French, librarians; Mary Anne Jennings and Tommy Farmer, uniform custodians; Carol Lee Lester, A. B. Cox and Freddy Cummings, members-at-large; Freddy Cummings was student director. Majorettes were: Carol Shufflebarger, Ellen Kate Bruce, Ann Whisman, Louise Humphrey, Bonnie G rubb, Ann Carolyn Hale, and Shirley Davidson. Rex French was drum major. fifty pulaski high school chorus First row: Mr. Godfrey, Director, Sandra Harmon, Barbara Haley, Hilda Rigney, Ann Carolyn Hale, Barbara Warner, Ruth Ann Goad, Sandra Whitaker, Margaret Gosnell, Peggy Jenkins, Ann Millirons, Nancy Wright, Mary Helen Brown. Second row: Pauline Havens, Elizabeth Cummings, Shirley Horton, Ramona Kanode, Doris Davis, Bonnie Hall, Mary Jane Moore, Charlotte Gemmell, Naomi Quesenberry, Kathleen Hawkins, Patsy Jennings, Wallace Sutphin. Third row: Ralph Turner, Frank Bixler, Bill Gravely, Jack Duncan, Leroy Richardson, Don Poore Bob Welch, Richard Dutton, Carlyle Scott, William Warden, Wayne King. The Pulaski High School Chorus, under the capable direction of Mr. James H. Godfrey, has grown to an enthusiastic membership of forty-four mem- bers. The chorus sang ' for the Youth Calling Conference early in the year. It was one of the few choruses in the State to present Handel’s Messiah. Six delegates were sent to All Sectional Chorus in Lynchburg. They have partici- pated in the District Festival in Bluefield and also in the County Choral Festival. A Spring Concert was presented and the singing of the chorus for Commence- ment made the closing of a successful year. Officers this year were: Mary Helen Brown, president; Charlotte Gem- mell, vice-president; Jack Duncan, secretary-treasurer; Wayne King, reporter. fi ty-one First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Janie King, Mr. Jack Gillard, Helen Burton, Miss George, Euna Rose Powers, Mr. Jack Miller. Barbara Warner, Alice Burchett, Louise Humphrey, Wanda Patton, Joretta Jones, Mickey Huff. Bobbie Jean Linkous, Patsy Amburn, Dawn Huff, Barbara Manning, Nancy Parks, Joyce Wolf. June Brown, Iris Rash, Ruth Jackson, Bunny Downey, Ann Millirons, Anna Wallner. V-l-C-T-O-R-Y was the theme and war cry of the Pep Club this year as this group of happy and loyal girls helped to make this year of sports a great one. The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote good sportsmanship throughout the school. The duties of this club are many. Some of them are being responsible for all bonfires, gathering boxes for the bonfires, decorating for dances held after the ball games, selling programs at the ball games and cheering their teams on to victory. ' Also the club sponsored the annual Spring Carnival. Officers this year were: Alice Burchett, president; Iris Rash, vice-pres- ident; Barbara Warner, secretary; Janie King, treasurer; and Euna Rose Pow- ers, reporter. Miss Nancy George, Mr. Jack Miller and Mr. Jack Gillard were the sponsors. fifty-two monogram club First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Jack Duncan, Carl Hughett, Doug Farmer. Duane Pace, Elray Hanks, Carroll Cardin, Tommy Mabe, Clinton Ray Owens, Jack Mabry, Doug Malone. Ralph Duncan, Bob Lynch, Bill Gravely, Cecil Haga, Joe Newman, Doug Smith, Doug Linkous, C. L. Young, Charles Tickle, Rodney Runion, Harry Morehead, Charles Allison, L. B. Foster. Mr. Krieter, Ralph Smith, Bobby Ellis, Bill Woods, Phillip Marshall, Jack Via, George Cruff, Frank Bixler, John Baugh, Gene Via, Bill Musser, Russell Slaydon. The Boys ' Monogram Club is composed of boys who have earned let- ters in one of the major sports. These boys order jackets and sweaters each year. The officers are: Carl Hughett, president; Doug Farmer, vice-presi- dent; Jack Duncan, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Kreiter is the sponsor. fifty-three girls monogram club First row: Janie King, Iris Rash, Alice Burchett. Second row: Shirley Davidson, Janette Quesenberry, Carol Shufflebarger, Jackie Richardson, Barbara Manning, Anne Whisman, Rebecca Fizer. Third row: Bonnie Hall, Betty Beamer, Lila Sadler, Bonnie Grubb. Ellen Kate Bruce, Ruth Jackson, Dawn Huff, Louise Humphrey, Betty Lovern, Carolyn Hale, Naomi Quesenberry. This club is composed of twenty-one members, all of whom have worked hard to have the honor of wearing the school monogram. This letter is worn with pride and shows the service they have given throughout the school. These girls worked hard during foo+ball season decorating the park and working at the concession stand. Initiation is held for new members following basketball season. The officers were: Jackie Richardson, president; Carol Shuffle- barger, vice-president; Anne Whisman, secretary; Barbara Manning, treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Geraldine Lockhart and Miss Bessie Griffith. fifty-tour freshman dance club First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Seventh row: Eighth row: Jenny Lou Hughes, Dorothy Puckett, Emma Jean Fleeman, Eula Moore, Jerry Whitt, Betty Thomas, Ann Vaden, Shirley Yelton, Phyllis Cox. Janice Horsely, Laura Miller, Anna Wallner, Faye Moore, Shirley Hall, Mary Ann Hilton, Mary Alice Ashmore, Mary Louise Murphy, Jean West, Ca ol Weddle, Shirley Leftwich. Betty Shuff, Mary Jane Harriman, Charlotte Quesenberry, Jean Gregory, Ellen Cole, Shirley Brown, Sue Sergent, Lorena Davidson, June Alley. Jo Ann Ballinger, Susan Garrett, Anne Lemons, Ernestine Simms, Ramona Hanley, Ivy Jean Hall, Janet McDaniel, Martha Jane Horton, Carolyn F ' ette. Nella Drucker, Coleen Hall, Graham Gregory, Nicky Clark, Carolyn Creiger, Betty Otey, Lois Hyatt, Martha Quesenberry, Buddy King. Miss Wilson, Mason Vaughn, Donald Hawkins, Randall Profitt, Mary Graveley, Barbara Leypoldt, Jenny Lou Brown, Fred Clark. Tommy Conner, Eugene Phelps, Gene French, Ann Ratcliffe, Carolyn Farmer, Barbara Kegley, Laverne Abshire, Mary Thomson, Wanda Alley, Curtis Morris. Jack Wheatly, Billy Dunagan, Ronald Moore, Billy Catron, Olivia Reece. The purpose of the Freshman Dance Club is to promote good social character throughout the school. The officers of the club are: Emma Jean Fleeman, president; Jerry Whitt, v!ce : president; Betty Thomas, sec- retary; Curtis Morris, treasure; - . fifty-five SPORTS THIS WAS OUR YEAR . junior varsity football immaittiMiHiiiiiiMipi rjTjj iPll|p! !|l)ni| f I |y 1L f 1 i w J % 1 M First row: Second row: Third row: Nolen Kegley, Jimmy Slate, Fuz Ferguson, Binly Huff Ike Carper, Skeezy Runyon, Cecil Haga, L. D. Lineberry. Bill Meade, Manager, J. R. Schrader, Bill Turman, Larry Manning, Dropa Poore, Marvin Lemons, Ed Southern, Gene Havens, Don Reed. Coach Gene Hoback, Ralph Lane, James Shepherd, Wilber Whitt, Dickie Nichols, James Rumley, P. W. Meredith, Coach Jack Gillard. With coaches Hoback and Gillard determined to produce a winning J. V. football team, they had two returning lettermen from last year with which to make a successful ball club, Ed Southern and Bill Turman. Their season was fair as they rolled up three victories against four defeats. SCHEDULE Pulaski 6 . , . Christiansburg 16 Pulaski 13 . . Christiansburg 6 Pulaski 14 . . Radford 0 Pulaski 28 Dublin 0 Pulaski 20 Wytheville 28 Pulaski 6 Radford 14 Pulaski 0 William Fleming 14 sixty Sitting: Duane Pace, Jeanne Andrew. Standing: Toni Crowell, C. L. Young, Ralph Smith, Bunny Downey, L. B. Foster, Walter Craig. managers t : cheerleaders The seven loyal, high-spirited, Varsity Cheerleaders were chosen by a group of students and faculty members: Alice Burchett, head cheerleader, Bobbie Jean Linkous, Iris Rash and Janie King from the Senior Class; June Brown, Barbara Warner, and Patsy Auburn from the Junior Class. Leading the cheers and keeping up the moral was their main job. They traveled with the teams loyally the whole season. They played their part in helping get a championship football team. In middle: Alice Burchett. Left to right: Patsy Amburn, Janie King, June Brown, Bobbie Jean Linkous, Barbara Warner, Iris Rash. boys varsity basketball Center: Tommy Mabe, Captain. Left to right: Doug Malone, Rodney Runyon, Ralph Duncan, Curtis Meredith, Doug Farmer, Jack Duncan, Bob Lynch, Jack Via, Bill Woods. This year ' s product of the ORIOLE cage team had a slow start, but showed promise of a good team next year by ending up with an average record. They were endowed with only four lettermen: Captain Tommy Mabe, Doug Malone, Doug Farmer, and Bill Woods. Jack Duncan was also back. Next year, there will be ten returning lettermen. With a fairly green team, Jack Miller turned out a group of well-coached boys. These boys showed the fight, determination, and the sports- manship that we all should have. They showed that they could be good losers as well as good winners. Most of the ORIOLES ' losses were w! thin seven points and the outcome of the games were never decided until the final minutes ot play. 1951-1952 SCHEDULE We They January 4 Pearisburg 63 64 January 8 Wytheville . . . . 57 41 January 1 1 Blacksburg 54 52 January 18 Fries 58 68 January 19 Fieldale 49 52 January 25 Radford 46 69 January 26 Martinsville 55 61 January 29 Narrows ... 53 55 January 31 Blacksburg 40 43 February 1 Christiansburg 41 46 February 5 Fieldale 48 66 February 12 Narrows . . . . 51 53 February 15 Christiansburg . . . . . 53 52 February 19 Wytheville ...... 62 40 February 21 Radford 45 52 February 22 Pearisburg 74 54 February 26 Fries 55 61 sixty-two L boys basketball Pulaski opened its 1952 basketball season with Pearisburg, which looked like a sure win. The Orioles led the entire game, but Pearisburg closed the gap and beat us by a close 64-63 margin. The Birdmen then encountered Wytheville on their home court. They showed some im- provement and won by a score of 57-41. Blacksburg came to Pulaski January I I look ing for our scalps, but the Orioles, who were im- proving all the time, turned the tables and de- feated the Indians 54-52. Pulaski ' s team looked as though it was go ing to mold into a fine ball club, but then it hap- pened. The Fries quintet handed them their second loss of the season, defeating them 68-58. The Orioles never regained their footing losing nine straight games to Fieldale, Radford, Mar tinsville, Narrows, Blacksburg, Christiansburg, Fieldale and Narrows. All of these games were lost in the final minutes of play by very close margins. The Orioles then traveled to Christians- burg looking for a win. They played a hard and continuous game and gave the strong Blue Demons a heartbreaking defeat. The score, 53- 52, sent the Pulaski team home with some much- needed encouragement. George Wythe High School of Wytheville came to town seeking revenge for its earlier de- feat. The game proved to be very interesting. Pulaski handed G. W. its fourteenth straight loss by the score of 62-40. Pulaski took to the road again, going to Radford this time. They played a ba ng-up ball game, but lost in the final minutes. The score was the same as usual, very close, 52-45. Pearisburg entered Pulaski expecting to re- peat themselves, but the Orioles, returning to strength, defeated them heavily by the wide margin of 74-54. The Orioles traveled to Fries looking for revenge of their earlier defeat. They played a good game but again came out on the short end of a 61-55 count, thus ending a hard-fought but not too successful season. girls basketbd The Pulaski High School girls were looking forward to a good season this year, having back six lettermen — Captain Betty Lovern, Jackie Richardson, Lila Sadler, Naomi Quesenberry, Janette Quesenberry, and Bonnie Hall. Other members of the Varsity were Jane Carson, Joyce Hughes, Jeanne Houston, Jo Ann Gar- rett, Louise Kitts, Beverly Pierce, Patty Hawkins, Joan Payne and Helen Burton. The Oriolettes won their second game from Blacksburg playing a close 24-21 decision. Working hard to keep their winning record, the girls beat Radford 38-31 after periods of play. Narrows trounced the Oriolettes 66-37 in a hard-fought game on the Narrows court. The Narrows girls were big favorites in the contest. Despite the valiant efforts of the Oriolettes, Narrows took the second game 55-38. The Pulaski girls received a heart-breaking loss when Christiansburg defeated them 39-37 after the Oriolettes had led all the way. Getting back to the winning column, the Oriolettes took their next game from Wythe- ville 52-33. Jane Carson showed her peak for the season by scoring 40 points. The last game of the year was a successful one. The girls beat Radford 37-34. The Oriolettes ended the season with 5 wins and 3 losses. sixty-three girls varsity basketball First row: Lila Sadler, Jackie Richardson, Carol Jean Houston, Captain Betty Lovern, Nancy Stumpf, Jane Carson, Joyce Hughes, Miss George, Coach. Second row: Jo Ann Garrett, Helen Burton, Naomi Quesenberry, Beverly Pierce, Bonnie Hall, Patty Hawkins, Jeanette Quesen- berry, Louise Kitts, Joan Payne. The Orioleltes ended the season with five wins and three losses. The team consisted mostly of sophomores who were inexperienced, but due to good sports- manship and team work, the year was a successful one. SCHEDULE Pulaski 51 Christiansburg 30 Pulaski 38 . . Narrows 55 Pulaski 24. . , , Blacksburg 21 Pulaski 37 Christiansburg 39 Pulaski 38 . . . . Radfofrd 31 Pulaski 52 Wytheville 38 Pulaski 37 ... . Narrows 66 Pulaski 37 Radford 34 varsity football the Orioles ended their 1951 season with the honor of calling themselves the District VI and Quarter State Champions. They completed a ten game schedule to take District VI honors undefeated. Then they played Lexington, the District V Champions, defeating them by the score of 29-13. This brought Pulaski High School its first Blue Ridge Regional Championship. The students of Pulaski High School will long re- member the fight and determination these boys showed throughout the season. We must take in consideration the hard work that coaches Vic Kreiter and Jack Miller did in producing a championship team. SCHEDULE Opponents We They September 14 Pearisburg 25 0 September 21 Christiansburg 26 0 September 28 Martinsville .... 25 0 October 6 Blacksburg 34 0 October 12 Radford 39 18 October 19 Narrows 45 0 October 26 William Fleming 28 6 November 2 Dublin 25 0 November 9 Galax 45 0 November 16 Wytheville 20 6 BLUE RIDGE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP November 24 Lexington 27 13 sixty-four First row: Ed Southern, Manager, Richard Torrence, M. B. Perfater, Joe Boothe, Kyle Runyon, Tommy Farmer, Paul Ferguson. Second row: J. R. Shrader, Elmer Whitt, Eugene Via, Wilmer Whitt, James Shepherd, Jimmy Slate, Billy Dunagan, Alfred Baugh. The Junior Varsity Basketball team, under the capable leadership of Coach Gene Hoback, had a good season this year. The baby Orioles had a record of seven wins and five losses. They defeated Draper and Pearisburg twice, took sing ' e games from Christiansburg, Fries, and Blacks- burg, lost twice to Radford, and once each to Fieldale, Fries, and Pearisburg. On March 6, they traveled to Bassett and entered the Junior Varsity Tournament there. Fighting all the way, they lost to a 6 foot-plus Fleming team 56-42 in their first game. Thus ended the 1952 season for the junior Birdmen. junior varsity basketball t ! golf The Pulaski High School Golfers are expecred to improve this year. They are led by Captain Bobby Ellis. The following boys are expected to share the load along with him: Bob Lynch, Jack Pearman, Jack Duncan, Doug Farmer, Doug English. They are coached by Jack Gillard. Left to right: Mr. Gillard, Coach; Bobby Ellis, Captain; Doug Farmer Jack Duncan, Jack Pearman, Doug English, Bob Lynch, Left to right: Doug Farmer, Jack Duncan, Captain Billy Weddle, Ralph Duncan, Cecil Hagee, Charlie Thomas, Russell Slaydon, Doug Malone, Jack Via, Bobby Ellis. baseball The Pulaski High School baseball team is looking ■forward to a very successful year in baseball. The pre- vious year was a very good one with twelve wins and four losses. The following boys are lettermen of last year ' s team: Charlie Thomas, Russell Slaydon, Doug Malone, Jack Via, Bobby Eilis, Doug Farmer, Jack Dun- can, Captain Billy Weddle, Ralph Duncan, and Cecil Hagee. track team The Pulaski High School track team had three re- turning lettermen: Jack Duncan, Carroll Cardin, and Duane Williams. With these boys and other promising candidates we are expecting to have a successful year. They will be under the capable direction of Coaches Vic Kreiter and Jack Miller. Left to right: Jack Duncan; Duane Williams, Co-Captain; Carroll Cardin, Co-Captain. sixty-six T FEATURES Douq Smith vJV Tommq Mobe Douq Former M, ■ . BechqFi zer - - WandaPatton Norma Martin mm MOST ORIGINAL Betty Beamer Chic Marshall CUTEST Jeanne Andrew Billy Weddle BEST LOOKING Betty Sue Dickerson Jack Mabry BEST LEADERS Wanda Patton Doug Smith BEST PERSONALITY Becky Fizer Tommy Mabe MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Priscilla Downey Freddie Carrico MOST DEPENDABLE Wanda Patton Don Logan MOST TALENTED Norma Martin Chic Marshall BEST ALL-AROUND Norma Martin Doug Farmer MOST POPULAR Alice Burchett Doug Farmer BEST DANCERS Dawn Huff Jack Duncan MOST LIKELY-TO-SUCCEED Betty Beamer Den Logan orioles MOST ATHLETIC Jackie Richardson Jack Mabry MOST TALKATIVE Iris Rash David Powell MOST INTELLECTUAL Ruth Ann Dalton Bobby Epperly FRIENDLIEST MOST DIGNIFIED Jeanne Andrew Evelyn Hall Harry Morehead John Sadler BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Alice Burchett Tommy Mabe BEST DRESSED Roberta Linkous Rayo Andrews MOST COMICAL Priscilla Downey L. B. Foster Douq Farmer TbrrrnnjMobe Jack Duncan Janie Kinq Alice Burchett BOYS Bill Woods Carl Hughett Duane Williams Doug Smith Carroll Cardin Rayo Andrews Don Logan Wayne Sutphin John Sadler Carlyle Scott SENIORS GIRLS Jackie Richardson Dawn Huff Pat Sartelle Mary Helen Brown Iris Rash Bobbie Jean Linkous Carol Shufflebarger Rebecca Fizer Jeanne Andrew Norma Martin Doug Malone CROWN BEARERS Barbara Manning Don Nance Jack Via Ralph Duncan El ray Hanks Doug Linkous Bill Musser JUNIORS Bonnie Grubb Shirley Davidson Patsy Amburn Ruth Jackson Barbara Warner Irene Wallner Charles Tickle Donnie Holiday Mickey Huff SOPHOMORES Eugene Via Tommy Patton Sandra Harmon Euna Rose Powers Jane Carson FLOWER GIRLS Jo Ann Ballinger Joretta Jones JESTER Peter Downey LADIES-IN-WAITING SENIORS Bunny Downey Betty Sue Dickerson Ann Whisman Evelyn Hall Betty Jo Lovern Louise Humphrey Jean Haislip Betty Beamer JUNIORS Joan Payne June Brown Ann Padgett Mary Ann Jennings Mary Lee Nail Jean Sutphin Don Fink ANNOUNCERS Bill Gravley Pass our togs down to us, Coach, Give us everything we need, And open up those Calfee gates For we ' re putting on the speed. Our dreams came true in 52 But high school dreams don ' t end, Next year we ' ll roar — we ' ve done it before, But heck, we ' ll do it again. « QOOD LUCK IN } 53 « ♦ ♦ seventy-nine seniors EDWARD LEWIS AKERS— Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52. JEANNE MARIE ANDREW— Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Vice-Pres- ident 1 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Class Play ' 50- 51; Spring Carni- val Court ' 49- ' 52 ; F. H. A. President ' 51-52; Home- room President ' 51- ' 52 : Miss Pulaski High Contest 51- ' 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club 51- ’52; Student Council ’5 1 52 ; Or iole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 ; Oriole Staff Typist ' 51- 52; Virginia Girls ' State ' 51. DONALD RAYO ANDREWS— Hi-Y 49-51; Monogram Club ' 49- 52; Manager of Football and Basketball 49- ' 50 ; Freshman Homeroom President ' 48-49; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 ; Football ' 51- ' 52 ; Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Football ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. O. Class ' 51- 52; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 51; Chorus Club ' 50- ' 5 I ; Spring Carnival ' 50-’ 52. RUTH MARIE AUST— F. H. A. ' 49-’52; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 52; President ' 51- 52; Student Council ' 51- 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Girls ' Glee Club 49- ' 50 ; Miss Pulaski High Contest ' 51-52; Junior Play Usher ' 50- 51; Talent Show 49- ' 50. LEWIS AYERS— ELIZABETH HOWARD BEAMER— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52 ; Chap- lain ' 48- 49; President ' 49- ' 50; Secretary ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Dele- gate to Model General Assembly ' 50; Freshman Class Treasurer ' 48-’49; Student Council 48- ' 52; Secretarv 51- ' 52 r Latin Club ' 49- ' 50; President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50; Basketball ' 49 5 1 ; Spanish Club ' 50- 52; Secretary-Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club 50- ' 52 ; President ' 51-52; Coach of Intermural Basketball Team ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Monogram Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Na- tional Honor Society ' 51- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 . FRANK FONTAINE BIXLER— Hi-Y 48-52 ; Hi-Y Youth Government 49 - ' 52 ; Latin Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Hi-Y President 50- ' 5 1 ; J. V. Football ' 50- 51: Secretary Hi-Y 48-’49; Chorus 5 1 - ' 52 ; Stunt Day ' 5 I - ’ 52 ; Varsity Football ' 51- 52 : Firefighters ' 5 1 - ’ 52 ; Community Youth Council 51 - ' 52. JANET ELIZABETH BOCOCK— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Beta Club 50-’5l; Junior Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 51; Senior Girls Club ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Prompter Junior Play 50- ' 5 I ; Intermural Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Chorus Club 48- 49; Oriole Chirps Editor ' 52; Dele- gate to Model General Assembly ' 50- 51. CHARLES RICHARD BOLEY— Spanish Club ' 50- ' 5l. HARRY BOURAS — Sophomore Class President ' 49-50; Hi-Y ' 49- ' 50 ; D. O. Club ' 50- ' 52. DOROTHY JANE BOWMAN — Transferred to Redbank High School. HELEN MAE BRICKEY— F. H. A. ' 49-51; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- 51; Senior Girls Club 51- ' 52 . MARY HELEN BROWN— Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Chorus 48- ' 52; President ' 51- 52; F. H. A. ' 49- 52; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Homeroom Vice-President ' 50- ' 5l; Junior Play Usher ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Lady-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Latin Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Band ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Council ' 51- ' 52: Miss Pulaski High Contest ' 51-52; Stunt Day ' 50- ' 5 I ; ARON Award. ' ELLEN KATE BRUCE— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; President ' 48-49; Student Council ' 48- ' 49; National Junior Honor So- ciety ' 49- ' 50 ; Majorette ' 49- ’ 52 ; Intermural Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 : Junior Play ' 50- 51; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Mono- gram Club ’ 50- ' 52 ; Beta Club 50- ' 52; Latin Club ' 49- ' 51; Ladies-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt ' 51- ' 52 ; Oriole Staff Typist ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Short Story Award ' 50- ' 51. ALICE LEE BURCHETT — Cheerleader 48 - ’ 52 ; Head ' 51- ' 52; Homeroom President ' 48- ' 49 ; Vice-President ' 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y 48- 52; Treasurer ’48- ' 49; Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; F. H. A. ' 51- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 5 I : Seniot Girls ' Club ' 51-52; Student Coun- cil ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 48- ' 52 ; Flower Girl ' 48- 49; Court ’49-’50; Crown Bearer ' 50-’5l; Duchess ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Girls Monogram Club ' 49-’52; Pep Club ' 49 - ' 52 ; Re- porter ' 48- ' 49; Secretary ' 50- ' 5 1 ; President ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Miss Pulaski High Contest ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Stunt ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 5 1 - ' 52 . HELEN LOUISE BU RTON— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48 - ' 52; Basketball ' 50- 52; Senior Girls ' Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50 - ' 5 1 . CARROLL BATES CARDIN-J. V. Football ' 48- ' 49; Var- sity Football 49 - ' 52 ; Monogram Club ’50- ' 52; D. O. Club 50- 52 ; Track, Captain 49- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Court 49- ' 52; Freshman Class President ' 48- ' 49. THOMAS FRED CARRICO— Band 48- ' 52; Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Oriole ' s Nest ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Stunt Day ’50- ' 52. MARGARET ANN CHUMBLEY— Band ' 48-52; Tri-Hi-Y 50- 52; Latin Club 50- 52; Treasurer ’ 50- 51; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 -’52 ; Sopho- more Homeroom Secretary ' 49- ' 50. MARY ELOISE COLLINS — Library Club ' 48- ’ 52 ; F. H. A. ' 51-52; Tri-Hi-Y ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 -’ 52 ; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 5 1 - ' 52. e i g h ty seniors FREDERIC LEON CUMMINGS— Band 46-’52; Reporter ' 50-51; Stage Manager ' 50- ' 51; Publicity Chairman ' 50- ' 5l; All-State Band ' 50- ' 52 ; Student Director ' 51- 52; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Assistant Business Manager of Oriole ' 50- ' 5 1 : Business Manager of Oriole ' 5 1 - ’ 52 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Talent Show ' 51 - ' 52; Spring Carni val Trumpeter ' 50- ' 52 . RUTH ANN DALTON— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48-’52; Band 46- 52 : Librarian ' 50- ' 5 1 ; President ' 51 - ' 52; All-State Band 48- ' 52; Director ' s Award 50- ' 5 1 ; Merit Award 49- ' 50: Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Library Club 49- ' 50 t Reporter ' 49- ' 50; Latin Club ' 49- 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52; Talent Show ' 48- ' 49; Contestant in Foren- sic Poetry Reading, Poetry Writing, and Spelling ' 49- ' 52; Poetry Writing Medal ' 49- ' 50 ; Poetry Reading Medal ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 : Senior Girls Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 51- ' 52 ; Student ' 51- ' 52 ; Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 ; Win- ner of Pulaski Voice of Democracy Contest ' 5 1 - 52. PHYLLIS ANN DAVIDSON— Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52; National Honor Society 51- ' 52 ; Treasurer; Junior Play Usher ’ 50- 5 1 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Miss Pulaski High Usher ' 51- ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51- ' 52 : Beta Club Play ' 5 1 - ' 52 . 51- 52; Varsity Basketball 50- 52; J. V. Basketball 50- 52 ; Varsity Baseball ' 48- 49, ' 50- ' 52 ; Track 49- ' 52; Golf ' 50- ' 52 : Chorus Club Secretary-Treasurer 51- 52; Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52; Treasurer ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Sophomore, Junior, Senioi Stunt 49- ' 52; Firefighters 50- ' 52 ; Youth Day Councilman 51-52; Orioles Nest 51- 52; Band ' 48- ' 49. FRANCIS ALENE DUTTON — Homeroom Secretary 49- ' 50; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 5 1 ; In- tramural Basketball ' 50- 51; Senior Girls ' Club 51- ' 52 Beta Club Play Usher 51- ' 52 . STEPHEN DOUGLAS E N G L I S H — Transferred from Greenbrier Military School ' 50; Spanish Club 50- ' 52 ■ Golf Team ' 50- 52 ; Hi-Y ' 51 - ' 52. WILLIAM ROBERT EPPERLY— Hi-Y 48-52; President ' 51 - ' 52; Latin Club 49-51; National Honor Society ' 51 - ' 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Student Council Treasurer 51-52; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 ; Sergeant-at-Arms to Model Youth Government 52; Oriole Chirps ' 51; Can- didate for Mayor of Youth Day 52; Community Youth Council ' 51 - ' 52 ; Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council 51-52; Chair- man of Miss P. H. S. Con+est ' 51; March of Dimes Committee 52; Representative to S. C. A. Conference ' 5 1 - ' 52. MARY ELLEN DAVIS — Homeroom Secretary 48- 49; Tri- Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Chorus ' 48-’ A 9; Library Club ' 48- ' 52; President 5 1 - ' 52 ; Secretary-Treasurer ' 50- ' 51; Spanish Club ' 49- ' 50; Student Council ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 51- ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Miss Pulaski High Contest ' 51- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 51. GERALD ARLAN DEAN— BETTY SUE DICKERSON — Transferred from Christians- burg 49- ' 50; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51-52; Junior Girls Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. O. Club ' 5 1 - ' 52. PRISCILLA LEE DOWNEY— Student Council ' 51 - ' 52 ; Pep Club ' 50- ' 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52 ; Chap- lain ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Secretary ' 51- ' 52 ; F. H. A. Club ’49- 52; Senior Girls’ Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Stunt ’ 50- ' 5 1 : Senior Stunt ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Homeroom Vice-President ' 50- ' 5 1 : Talent Show ' 48- ' 49; Spring Carnival Usher ' 48- ' 49; Junior National Honor Society ' 4?- ' 50; Varsity Basketball Manager ' 51 - ' 52; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51 - ' 52; Intramural Basketball ' 50- ' 51; Props Man- ager of Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Councilman for Youth Day ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Ladies-in-Waiting ' 51- ' 52 . CARL DOUGLAS FARMER, JR.— Hi-Y 48-52; Vice- President ' 48- ' 49 ; J. V. Football 48- ' 49; Varsity Foot- ball ' 49- ' 52 ; Honorary Captain of All District Six Football ' 51 -’52; Sophomore Class Vice-President ' 49- ' 50; Talent Show ' 48 - ' 52 ; J. V. Basketball ' 48- ' 50; Var- sity Basketball ' 50- ' 52 ; Golf Manager ' 51; Track ’ 50- 52; Baseball 49 - 52 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 49- ' 50 ; Crownbearer 50-51; King 51- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 52; Outstanding Senior 52; Campaign Manager for Stu- dent Council Election ' 51; Firefighter 1 50- ' 52 ; Assistant Editor of Oriole ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Editor-in-Chief of Oriole ' 51- ' 52; All District Football ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Councilman for Youth Day ' 52; Student Council ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Sophomore Stunt 50; Senior Stunt 52; Freshman Homeroom President ' 48- ' 49. DON QUE FINK REBECCA JANE FIZER — Latin Club 49-51; Secretary ' 49- ' 50; Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50; Secre- tary ' 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y 49- ' 52; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 51- ' 52 ; Student Council Vice- President ' 51- ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Monogram Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 : Intramural Basketball Coach 50- 51; Junior Class Treasurer 50- ' 5 1 ; Homeroom President ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 50- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 52; Outstanding Senior 52. HOWARD JACKSON DUNCAN— Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Secre- ROBERT COGLE FOLDEN— tary 49-’50; J. V. Football ' 48-’49; Varsity Football ' 49- ' 52 ; All-County Eleven Football 5 1 - ' 52 ; Treasurer of Homeroom ' 48 - ' 50 ; Talent Show ' 49- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 49- ' 52; Jester ' 49- ' 50; Court ' 50- ' 5l; Duke CURTIS EDGAR FOLEY— eighty-one seniors LOUIS BALLARINA FOSTER- REGINALD LEE FRENCH— Band 49- 52; All State Band ' 49- 52; Drum Major ' 50- ' 52 ; Spanish C ' ub 5 1 52 . IRIS JANETTE GARDNER— F. H. A. ' 49- ' 52. CHARLOTTE ANN GEMMELL— Tri-Hi-Y 48-52; Chap- lain ' 51- ' 52 ; Chorus ' 48- ' 52 ; Vice-President ' 51- ' 52 ; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 I ; Senior Girls ' Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Homeroom Sec- retary and Treasurer ' 51-52; All Sectional Chorus 50- 5 1 . RUTH ANN GOAD— Chorus Club 48-49, 51 - 52. WILLIAM EARLY GRAVELY — Chorus ' 51 - ' 52; Junior Hi-Y ' 50- 5 1 ; Firefighter ' 51- ' 52 ; Varsity Football ' 51- ' 52; Monogram Club 51- ' 52 . PHYLLIS ANNE GRESS — Tri-Hi-Y 49-52; Homeroom President 49 - ' 50 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 51; Junior Play Ticket Committee ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51- 52: Beta Club 51- ' 52 ; Beta Club Play ' 51- 52 . MARVIN JORDAN GRUBB— ROSCOE GRUBB, JR. JEAN DARLING HAISLl P— Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Band 49- 51; F, H. A. Club ' 49 - ' 52 ; Treasurer ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Home- room Secretary ' 49- ' 50; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 51; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Miss Pulaski High School Contest ' 5 1 - ' 52. EVELYN FINKS HALL— Tri-Hi-Y 48-52; Treasurer 49- 50; Program Chairman ' 50- ' 5l; Delegate Model Gen- eral Assembly ' 51; Latin Club ‘49- ' 5l; Treasurer 49- ' 50; Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50 ; Vice-Pres- ident 49- 50; Spanish Club 50- ' 52 ; Vice-President ' 51- 52; Junior Stunt ' 50- 5 1 ; Miss Pulaski Hiqh School Con- test 50- ' 52 ; Intramural Basketball ' 50- ' 5l; Junior Girls ' C ' ub 50-51; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Vice-President ' 5 1 - ' 52; Senior Girls ' Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Lady-in- Waiting ' 51; Vice President Senior Class ' 5 1 -’52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ’51- ' 52 . ' VLMA MAE HANBLIN— INA DAPHINE HARRELL— PEGGY ANN HARRELL — Homeroom President 49- ' 50 ; Football Queen Candidate 49- ' 50 ; Junior Red Cross Representative 49 - ' 50 ; Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y 49- 52; F. H. A. Club 49- ' 50; Beta Club 50- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Play Business Manager ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Voter at Beta Club Conven- tion 50- ' 5 I ; Beta Club Play Manager ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ’ 5 I - ’ 52 ; Oriole Chirps Staff Business Man- ager and Typist ' 51- 52; Christmas Formal Preparation Committee 5 1 - ' 52 ; Basketball Team ‘49- ' 50. BARBARA ALENE HARRIMAN— Tri-Hi-Y ’49- ' 50; F. H. A. 49- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 I - 52; D. O. Club ' 51 - ' 52. ELISE PAULINE HAVENS — MATTIE KATHLEEN HAWKINS— MARGARET LORENE HEDGE— Tri-Hi-Y Club 48- ' 52 : F. H. A. Club 49- ' 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Secretary ' 51- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ’50-51; Secretary, Basketball Team ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Usher in Junior Play ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; National Honor Society ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Usher Beauty Contest 51- 52. MARKEATTER HOUCK — Band 47-48; Senior Girls ' Club 51- 52; Football Queen Contest 48. BOBBY JOE HUFF — Junior Stunt ' 50- 51; Junior Play 50- ' 51; Football Manager ' 51- ' 52 ; Hi-Y ' 51- ' 52 ; Senior Stunt ' 5 1 - ' 52. DREMA DAWN HUFF — Pep Club 50- ’ 52 ; Alternate Cheerleader ' 50- ' 5 I ; Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club 51- ' 52 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 5 1 -’ 52 ; Melody Glee Club 49- 50 ; F. H. A. ' 51- ' 52 ; Fresh- man Homeroom officer; Intramural Basketball ' 50- ' 5 I . SARA KATHRYN HUFF — Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50 ; President of Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52 ; Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Latin Club 49- ' 5 1 ; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Vice-President National Honor Society ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Treasurer of Home- room ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Town Council ' 52; Student Council 49- 50; Usher of Spring Carnival 48 - ' 51. HUBERT CARL HUGHETT— J. V. Football 48-49; Var- sity Football ' 49- ’ 52 ; Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52 ; President of Monogram Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Firefighter ' 50- ' 52 ; Student Council ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Sports Editor, Oriole ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Library Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Hi-Y ' 48 - ' 52 ; Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 . eighty-two seniors LAKE LOUISE HUMPHREY— Tri-Hi-Y 48- 52 : Treasurer ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 5l; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 52; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 51- ' 52; Drum Majorette ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club 50- 51; Intra- mural Basketball ' 50- ' 52; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5l; Sopho- more Stunt ' 49- ' 50; Sponsor Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Usher ’48- ' 49; President Homeroom 48- ' 49; Properties Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Ladies-in-Wait- ing ' 5 1 - ' 52 . JAMES ROSCOE JONAS— J. V. Football ' 48-49; Varsity Football ' 49- ' 52 ; Firefighter ' 50- 51; D. O. Club ' 51 - ' 52. DAVID TODD JONES— Band 48- ' 52; Latin Club ' 49- ' 50; Talent Show ' 50- ' 5l; Hi-Y ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Ac- companist ' 50- ' 5 I . DONALD EUGENE JONES— Hi-Y 48-’50; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Fire Fighter ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. O. Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 . PATRICIA ANN JORDAN — President of Homeroom 48- ' 49; Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Secretary 49- ' 50 ; National Junior Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; National Honor Society ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Latin Club 49- ' 52; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 51; Secretary ' 51-52; Ladies-in-Waiting ' 50-51; Oriole Staff Literary Editor ' 51- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 I - ' 52 . GLENN THOMAS JORDAN III — Band 48- 50; Junior National Honor Society ' 49 - ' 50 ; Treasurer ' 49- ' 50; Latin Club 49- ' 5 1 ; Track ' 49- ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Talent Show ' 50- ' 52 ; Hi-Y ' 5 1 - ' 52. EDITH JUNE KING— Beta Club ' 50- 52; Tri-Hi-Y 51-52; National Honor Society ' 5 1 - ’ 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51- ' 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Play Business Manager ' 50- ' 5 1 ; F. H. A. ' 51- 52; Library Club ' 50- 52 ; Treasurer 51- ' 52 ; Beta Club Play Business Man- ager ' 5 1 - ' 52. HELEN LORETTA KING — Transferred from Dublin 49- ' 50; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Intramural Basketball 5.6- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52; President ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Student Council ' 5 1 - ’ 52 ; Library Cub ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 5 1 52 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 5 1 - ' 52. JANIE PAULETTE KING— Latin Club ’49- ' 5l; Tri-Hi-Y ’48- ' 52 ; Secretary ’48- ' 49; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 48 ; Homeroom Treasurer ' 48- ' 49 ; Secretary of Sophomore Class ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Play Usher ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club ' 50- 52; Treasurer ' 5 1 52 ; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Varsity Cheerleader ' 50- ' 52 ; Miss Pulaski High ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Queen ' 51 - ' 52. CAROL LEE LESTER— Tri-Hi-Y 48-52; Band 48-52; Latin Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5l; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52. IRA DALE LEWEY — Hi-Y 48- 52; Treasurer 51-52; Na- tional Junior Honor Society ' 49- 50 ; Latin Club 49- ' 52 ; Beta Club Reporter ' 50- ' 5l; National Honor Society 51 - ' 52 ; Oriole Chirps, Editor-in-Chief ' 5 1 - ' 52 . BOBBIE JEAN LINKOUS— Talent Show 49- ' 50; Varsity Basketball ' 48- ' 50; Tri-Hi-Y ’50- ' 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52: Pep Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 5 1 : Senior Girls ' Club ' 51 - 52 ; Student Council ' 49- ' 50; F. H. A. 49- ' 5 1 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5l; Senior Stunt 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carni- val Court ' 50- ' 52 ; Cheerleader 51 - ' 52; Annual Staff Typist ' 51- 52 . ROBERTA ELLEN LINKOUS— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 48- 49; Latin Club 49- ' 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; National Honor Society 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Seventeenth Summer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls Club 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Lady-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest 51 - ' 52. DONALD MASON LOGAN— Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; President 48- ' 52; Treasurer ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Chaplain 5 i - ' 52 ; Model Gen- eral Assembly ' 50- ' 52 ; National Junior Honor Society 49- ' 50; Treasurer of Homeroom ' 49-’50; President of Homeroom ' 50- 5 1 ; Vice-President of Homeroom 51- 52; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Treasurer ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Candidate for Student Council President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Boys ' State ' 50- 51; National Honor Society President ' 5 1 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51- ' 52 ; Student Council ' 51 - 52 ; Oriole Staff Sports Editor ' 5 I 52 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Community Youth Council ' 51-52; Youth Town Attorney 51- ' 52 . BETTY JO LOVERN — President of Homeroom 48-49; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 49 - ' 50 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- 50; Basket- ball Team 49- ' 50 ; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting 49-’50; Library Club ' 50- ' 52; Vice-President ’ 5 1 - ‘ 52 ; Reporter ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Captain Basketball 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Monogram Club 51- ' 52 ; Senior Girls Club ' 51- 52. CURTIS LYONS — Student Council ' 49- 50; Manager Foot- ball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; D. O. Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Homeroom President 49-’50. THOMAS FRANKLIN MABE— J. V. Football 48-50; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 52 ; J. V. Basketball 49- 50; Var- sity Basketball ' 50- ' 52; Captain ' 5 1 -’52 ; Sophomore Class Treasurer 49 - ' 50 ; Hi-Y 48- 52; Beta Club 51- 52; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Stunt ' 49 - ' 52 ; Commu- nity Youth Council President 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carniva 4S- ' 52; Jester ' 48- ' 49; Prince 5 1 - ' 52 ; Latin Club Treas- urer ' 51- 52; Secretary of Senior Class 5 1 - ’52 ; Fire- fighters ' 50- ' 52 . eighty-three seniors JACK ROGER MABRY— Varsity Football ' 50-52; Cap- tain 51-52; Monogram Club 50- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest 51 - ' 52. HURBERT CLAY MARSHALL — Student Council ’48-49; Secretary Freshman Class 48- 49; Debating Club 49- ' 50; Diversified Occupation Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Dramatic Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Student Director, Prompter, Publicity Chairman of Seventeenth Summer, ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Assistant Art Editor, Oriole Staff; Art Editor Oriole Staff ' 51- 52; Hall of Fame 51- 52; French Club ' 51; Track ' 52. CLAUDE RANDOLPH MARTIN- NANCY LEE MARTIN— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Latin Club 49- 52; Secretary of Homeroom ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ’ 50-’ 5 I ; Ticket Committee for Junior Play ' 5 I . NORMA MAE MARTIN — Junior Stunt ‘ 50- ' 5 1 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 50- ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club 51 - ' 52; D. A. R. Av ard ' 52; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Usher 48- ' 49 ; Ladies-in-Waiting ' 50- ' 51; Spring Carnival Court ' 51- ' 52 ; Outstanding Senior 52; Talent Show ' 4 8 - ’ 5 1 ; President of Homeroom 51-52. BETTY DARLENE MiEREDITH — F. H. A. 49 - ' 52 ; National Junior Honor Society 49- 50; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Sec- retary and Treasurer of Homeroom ’ 50- ' 5 1 . HARRY MOREHEAD — Boys ' Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52 : Hi-Y 5 I -’52 ; Firefighter 50- 52; J. V. Football ' 49 - ' 50 ; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 52 . LARRY CEDWICK MORRIS— J. V. Football ' 48- ' 50; D. O. Club ' 50- ' 52 . JAMES WALLACE NEESE— JOSEPH DANIEL NEWMAN— JAMES LLOYD PATTERSON, JR. — Hi-Y 48- 52 ; Secre- tary ' 51 ' 52 ; French Club ' 51- 52. WANDA COLLEEN PATTON— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52; Fresh- man Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor ' 51 - ' 52; Homeroom Secretary ' 48- 49; F. H. A. ' 49- ' 52 ; Secretary ' 50- ' 51; Beta Club 1 50- 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Pep Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Class Vice-President ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club Play Usher ' 51- 52; Delegate to Girls ' State ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Y. M. C. A. Youth Council ' 5 1 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 50- ' 52 ; Student Council President ' 51- 52; Spring Carnival ' 50- ' 5l; Senior Stunt ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 52; Outstanding Senior ' 52; Mayor of Youth Day ' 51- ' 52 ; Princess of Spring Carnival ' 5 1 -’52 CLEONE EVELYN PEARSON— DAVID CHARLES POWELL— Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Band ' 48- ' 49; Debating Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 I ; Seven- teenth Summer ' 50- 51. AGNES COLLEEN QUESENBERRY— ROSE JANETTE QUESENBERRY— Intramural Basketball ’48- ' 49; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- 52 ; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Mono- gram Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Library Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Basketball ' 50- ' 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ’ 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51 - ' 52. IRIS CARROL RASH — Majorette ' 49-51; F. H. A. 49- 52; Girls’ Monogram Club ' 50- ' 52; Junior Girls ' Club 50- ' 5 1 ; Cheerleader ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Pep Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Vice- President 51 52; Intramural Basketball ' 50- ' 52 ; Sponsor of Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Court ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Talent Show ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5 I ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 52. LEROY RICHARDSON— Chorus ’50-’52 ; Hi-Y ' 48- 52. NORMA JACQUALINE RICHARDSON— Transferred from Lansing, North Carolina; Tri-Hi-Y ' 49- ' 52 ; Vice- President ' 50- ' 51; Chorus Club ' 49- ' 50 ; F. H. A. ' 49- 52; Homeroom Vice-President 50- ' 5t; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ’ 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 51; Varsity Bas- ketball ' 49-52; Girls ' Monogram Club ’ 50-’ 52 ; Presi- dent 51- 52; Miss P. H. S. Contest ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Senior Stunt ' 51 52; Student Council ’ 5 1 - ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 51-52. LESLIE ROBBINS- - BILLY ELLIS RORRER— MARY MARGARET RUPE — Beta Club ' 50- ' 5l. JOHN EDWARD SADLER, JR.— Latin Club 49-’50; Junior National Honor Society ’49- ' 50; Spanish Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Beta Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Student Council ' 5 1 52 ; Literary Editor of the Oriole Staff ' 51 - ' 52; President of the Spanish Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 51- ' 52 ; Oriole ' s Nest ' 52. PATRICIA ELLEN SARTELLE — Transferred from Draper ' 51; Chorus ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 52. VICTOR CARLYLE SCOTT— Band 48- ' 52; Librarian ' 48- 49; Member-at-Large ' 49- ' 50 ; Uniform Custodian ' 50- ' 51; Reporter ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; All-State Concert Band ' 50- ' 5l; Chorus ' 51 - ' 52; Hi-Y ' 48- ' 52 ; Chaplain ' 49- ' 50; All- Sectional Chorus ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Model General Assembly ' 49- ' 50; Play Seventeenth Summer ' 50- ' 51; Junior Class Stunt ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Talent Show ' 49 - ' 51; Spanish Club ' 5 I - ' 52. eighty-four seniors CAROL SUE SHUFFLEBARGER— Tri-HI-Y 48- 52 ; Presi- dent ' 50- ' 5l; Beta Club ' 50- 52; Vice-President Home- room 48- 49 ; Treasurer of Homeroom ’ 5 1 - ' 5 2 ; Varsity Basketball ' 48- ' 49; Band ’4£ - ' 49; Majorette 49-52; Junior Stunt ' 50- ' 5l; Junior Play ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carni- val Flower Girl ' 48- 49 ; Court ' 49- ’ 52 ; F. H. A. Club 49- ' 50; Girls ' Monogram Club ' 49- ' 52 ; Miss Pulaski High School Beauty Contest ' 48- ' 49, ' 50- 52; Football Queen Contest 49- ' 50; Oriole Staff Typist ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Intermural Basketball ' 50- ' 5 I . BETTY LOU SMITH — Senior Tri-Hi-Y 51-52; Senior Girls Club ' 51- 52; Junior Girls’ Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Intermural Basketball ' 50- ' 5 1 . DOUGLAS WADE SMITH — Hi-Y 48- ' 52 ; President 49- 50; Chaplain 48-49; Youth Council ' 5 1 - 52 ; Debating Club ' 49- 51 ; J. V. Basketball ' 48- ' 50; J. V. Football 49- ' 50; Baseball Manager ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Football ' 50- 52: Boys Monogram Club 50- 52; Student Council 4 8- 52; Chaplain ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; President Junior Class ’ 50- ' 5 1 ; President Senior Class ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival ' 50- ' 52; Oriole ' s Nest ' 5 ! - ' 52 ; Outstanding Senior ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Li- brary Club ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Delegate to Boys ' State ' 50-’5l; Firefighter ' 49- ' 52; Junibr Stunt ' 50- ' 5l; Golf Team 49- ’50; Student Director Junior-Senior Prom ' 50- ' 5l; Campaign Manager for Student Council President ' 50- ' 5 I . VIRGINIA RUTH SMITH- ALPHA JEAN SMYTHERS— EDGAR FRANCIS SUMNER, JR.— WALLACE EUGENE SUTPHIN — Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50 ; Boys Glee Club ’49- ' 50; Scribbler ' s Club ' 49 - 50 ; Chorus ' 49- ' 52 ; Library Club ' 50- ' 52 ; So- cial Chairman ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Cast in Operetta ' 50- ' 5l; All- Sectional Chorus ' 51-52; Debating Club ' 50- ' 5l. JOEL WAYNE SUTPHIN— THRECIA MAE STOOTS — Junior Girls Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51 - ' 52. BETTY JANE TICKLE — Homeroom Secretary and Treas- urer ' 48- ' 49; Library Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 I ; Senior Girls ' Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Intermural Basket- ball ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Beta Club ' 5 I - ’ 52 ; Oriole ' s Chirps Staff ' 5 1 - ' 52. CHARLES LEE THOMAS— Baseball ' 50- 52 ; D. O. Club ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Monogram Club ' 5 I - ' 52 . NANCY LEE WARBURTON — National Junior Honor So ciety ' 49-50; Intermural Basketball 50- 51. WILLIAM MALCOLM WARDEN— Chorus 50- 52 : Boys Glee Club ' 49- ' 50 ; Junior National Honor Society 50- ' 51; Beta Club ’50- ' 5l; Hi-Y Club ' 5 1 -52; Junior Play ' 50- 51; Scribbler ' s Club ' 49-50; Dramatics Club 50- ' 5 1 ; Library Club ' 50- ' 52 ; Debating Club 50- 51; Journal- ism ' 51- 52; Mountain JusHce ' 5 1 - ' 52 . GLORIA LUCILLE WARE— Tri-Hi-Y 48- ' 52; Talent Show ' 48- ' 49; F. H. A. Club ' 49 - ' 51; Band ' 49- ' 52 ; Librarian ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Library Club ' 49- ' 50; Junior National Honor Society ' 49- ' 50; Beta Club 51-52; Latin Club 50- ' 52 ; Senior Girls ' Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Homeroom Devotional Chairman ' 50- ' 51; Miss Pulaski High School Beauty Contest ' 50- ' 5 I . WILLIAM ROBERT WEDDLE— J. V. Football 50-51; Varsity Football 51-52; Baseball ' 50- 52; Captain 51- 52; Monogram Club 5 1 - ' 52 ; Spring Carnival 52. JACK WEDDLE— WILLIAM IRVAN WELCH— J. V. Football ' 47- ' 48, 49 ' 50; Track 47- ' 50. ANNE MORGAN WHISMAN— Tri-Hi-Y ' 48- 52; Vice- President ' 48- ' 49; Girls ' Monogram Club 49- 50; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Senior Stunt ' 51 - 52; Miss Pulaski High School Beauty Contest ' 51- 52: Majorette 49- 52; Talent Show ' 49- ' 5 1 ; Spring Carnival Ladies-in-Waiting 51 - ' 52. DONALD CLINTON WHITAKER— MARY FRANCES WH ITT— Basketball 48- ' 49; Chorus Club ' 48- ' 49; Transferred from Draper ' 49; Chorus Club ' 49-50; Glee Club ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Transferred from Greensboro, N. C. ' 51. DUANE WILLIAMS— J. V. Football ' 48- ' 50; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 52 ; Monogram Club ' 50- 52; D. O. Club ' 51- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival 1 50- 52 . HAZEL ELAINE Wl RT— Tri-Hi-Y Club ' 48- ' 52; Junior Girls ' Club ' 50-’ 5 1 ; Senior Girls Club ' 51- 52 ; Home- room President ' 5 I - ' 52 ; Junior National Honor Society 49- ' 50; Beta Club 50- 52; National Honor Society 51- ' 52; Junior Class Secretary 50-’5l; Junior Stunt 50- ' 5 1 . BILL JONES WOODS — Transferred from Donelson, Ten- nessee ' 50- ' 5 1 ; Varsity Football ' 50- ' 52 ; Varsity Basket- ball ' 50- 52; Boys ' Monogram Club ‘ 50- ' 52 ; Spring Carnival Court 51- ' 52 ; Senior Stunt 51-52; Talent Show 51-52; Track 51- ' 52 . ELSIE JOYCE ZEIGLER — eighty-five CLARA JEAN TURNER— ADVERTISEMENTS - Photography — Cover Design and Layouts For Your 1952 ORIOLE done b . . . photographer pulaski, uirqinia cent eighty-seven THERE IS A FUTURE IN TEXTILES . Jg But £L , Jmn-TTl ? MANUrACTUDIMG • DESIGMIIMG • DEVELOPMEMT • RESEARCH • MERCUAMDISIMG • TASMION The world’s oldest manufacturing industry — textiles — is today one of our most exciting and challenging industries, producing revolutionary textile products with qualities which men have sought for centuries. Man- made fibers, new products of the chemist’s test-tube, have been a major contributor to this textile progress. A small textile producer in 1923, Burlington Mills believed in the future of rayon — an early man-made fiber. In the past 28 years Burlington has become a leader in the development and production of beautiful, durable and high-quality filament, spun and knit synthetic fabrics. From one plant with approximately 200 employees, our Company has grown to include 73 manufacturing plants in 43 communities of eight states and four foreign countries. Employing 34 000 people, Burlington is today the world’s l argest producer of synthetic fabrics, and it is a recognized leader in the designing, development, research, merchandising and fashion fields as well as manu- facturing. If you are a young man or woman looking for a place in industry, we think you should consider textiles — and Burlington. It can hold a bright future for the person with the willingness to learn, ability to work, and the natural interest in this fascinating and competitive field. Executive Offices: Greensboro, N. C. MAKER OF WOMEN ' S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS • MEN ' S WEAR FABRIC • DECORATIVE FABRICS HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN • COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS • RIBBON • INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS The Dublin Finishing Plant Is a Unit of Burlington Mills eighty-eight t a to the CLASS OF ’52 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, Inc. eighty-nine A NUMBER ONE PLACE TO BUY i , C ongra t itla-ti o ts to tlic Class of ' 52 NUMBER ONE STORE Dial 2-1 I I I 73 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Cl. ASS OF ’52 STRICKLERS FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety CLOYD D. SEAGLE THOMAS M. SEAGLE THOMAS R. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1938 CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1913 CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1939 THOMAS M. SEAGLE and SONS FUNERAL HOME Four Generations Serving Southwestern Virginia EVERY MEMBER A LICENSED MORTICIAN 415 N. Jefferson Ave. Dial 2-4241 PULASKI, VIRGINIA ROANOKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-one Pulaski Vance Company Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 52 Pulaski Hardware Company 67 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA ninety-two Him.m b LINCOLN HOLT Commerce and Lee Streets MOTORS Phone 3-327 ) 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 ? APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY ninety-three “When You Send FLOWERS, Send Ours’’ SNYDER ' S 309 Washington Avenue FLOWERS Opposite Kroger ' s RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RCA VICTOR DIVISION PULASKI PLANT ninety-four Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 Southwest Motor Company, Incorporated PULASKI, VIRGINIA CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Sales and Sendee Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 f BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS ninety-five ninety-six Congratulations from MAYBERRY BUICK, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VA. “When Better Automobiles Arc Built, BUICK Will Build Them” Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY, INC. RADFORD, VIRGINIA ninety-seven C- o n cj t a t a a 1 1 n ± to the CLASS OF ' 52 ☆ ☆ THE SOUTHWEST TIMES “ Your N ewspopcr” Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’52 ☆ ☆ VIRGINIA FOODS, Inc. ninety-eight Compliments of THE RECORD BAR Corner of Main and Jefferson PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3171 Compliments of - � u)r _ [€sso] IICH PULASKI ESSO STATION 6 N. Washington Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 2-923 Compliments of SHOE STORE Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of POWERS ELECTRIC CO. 213 N. Jefferson Ave. PULASKI, VA. Dial 3-3141 Your Admiral Dealer ninety-nine Compliments of ALLEN’S CUT-RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, PATENT MEDICINES AND COSMETICS Washington Avenue PULASKI, VA. Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY PULASKI MOTOR CO., Inc. Sales Service DIAL 2-1271 You Know They ' re Good BOB ' S SHOE CENTER one hundred Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated PULASKI, VA. GEORGE ' S MEN AND BOYS SHOP CURLEE SUITS and CROSBY SQUARE SHOES hundred one Compliments of HASH FURNITURE CO. We Furnish the Home Complete PULASKI RADFORD hash For a Good Education Go to PULASKI HIGH For a Good Meal Go to PARK GRILL “Pulaski ' s Eating Place” VELVET STEP SHOES FOR LADIES WEATHERBIRD SHOES FOR CHILDREN CITY CLUB SHOES FOR MEN MARTIN ' S Quality Shoes SHOE STORE Correctly Fitted 154 WASHINGTON AVENUE PHONE 3-7061 PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred two Compliments of MORRIS FASHIONS ms ciL- ' ■ |U| 4 JL J A ' ' AJjli □l 1 •ROBERT BURTS EflGinEERIflG E, EQUIPmEfl T CO.jnC. PULASKI. VA. Compliments of JACKSON ' S ONE STOP ' ‘The One and Only” 220 South Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of WALLACE’S hundred three RICHARDSON ' S FARMS C. E. Richardson, Proprietor PULASKI, VIRGINIA Registered HEREFORD CATTLE WHR DOMINION DOMINO A Registry No. 3290113 PONTIAC TRUCKS G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY 419 N. Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Dial 3-1621 Compliments to the CLASS OF ’52 PULASKI LUMBER COMPANY COLEMAN FURNITURE CORP. Manufacturers of Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred four Compliments of AUST MOTOR COMPANY “Your Slndebakcr Dealer in Pulaski SALES AND SERVICE 316 East Main Street Phone 4-1431 The Store ' That Appreciates the Patronage of the Pulaski High School Student Body Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 52 MAIN STREET DINER “We Strive to Serve the Best R. C. Hali. BOWL FOR HEALTH AND FUN at PULASKI BOWLING CENTER Best of Luck to You — The Class of ' 52 BANE ' S PAINT — WALLPAPER hundred five Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 52 STEVENS FUNERAL HOME and STEVENS CHAPEL ON THE HILL P . Stanley Stevens Robert W. Stevens VISIT SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA S FINEST SHOWPLACES PULASKI AND DALTON THEATERS “Relax and En joy the Rest in Entertainment ' ’ “ Where-ever You Go — There’s Radio ' ' NBC IP U V 1230 KC “Progressing with Pulaski” hundred six Compliments of DOBSON HOSIERY MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY Clyde Duncan, Owner Congratulations from ELECTRO-PLASTICS LABRICS, Inc. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of 88 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred-seven 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 2721 OLD AS THE HILLS MODERN AS TOMORROW GAS For Cooking, Water Heating anil Refrigeration SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY hundred eight Congratulations and Best Wishes MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS “I)i Cooperation With Your Physician ' ' Compliments of ECONOMY SUPER MARKET Compliments of WATSON ' S STORE The Store That Consistently Lowers Your Cost of Living PULASKI, VA. Compliments of STEGERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS hundred nine SEAGLE BROTHERS Fred A. Seagle F. Gray Seagle FUNERAL SERVICE — FURNITURE 209 Commerce Street PULASKI, VA. Compliments of JEWEL BOX Pulaski ' s Leading Credit Jeweler DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY — SILVER AND APPLIANCES Watch Repairing Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 52 Your Hudson Dealer PULASKI SALES COMPANY “The Fabulous Hudson Hornet and the Spectacular Hudson Wasp ' 618 South Washington Ave. Dial 3-1 181 DEALER ' S LICENSE 1698 Compliments of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY hundred ten Compliments of PULASKI CAFE Pulaski’s Foremost Eating Place PULASKI VIRGINIA Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 MAPLE SHADE INN This space is to show THE ORIOLE ' S Appreciation of ROANOKE PRINTING COMPANY and ROANOKE ENGRAVING COMPANY Wee , Seniors! We Want Your Aufoc taph. where it will really pay off on a Kroger Employment Ap- plication We have excellent positions in a wide variety of interesting stimulating oc- cupations A free retirement program and a liberal profit-sharing plan are just 2 of many rea- sons it’s smart to consider a Kroger career FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Phone or see: Personnel Manager’s Name Branch Address Branch Phone Outside (city name), see Kroger Store Manager. hvroaer hundred eleven on cjratulatio it £ TO GRADUATES — TEACHERS — PARENTS FROM LEON WEIL EARL HILL VERNON THORNTON NELSON BOAN RAY RATCLIFF DEAN BURTON BOB WALL AND YOUR FRIENDS AT JEFFERSON MILLS Compliments of PAUL KNITTING MILLS, Inc. Manufacturers of I RONSOX HOSIERY “Wear Like Iron ” Compliments of RATCLIFF ELECTRIC COMPANY KELVINATOR — NORGE — YOUNGSTOWN — BENDIX APPLIANCES Compliments of McNEW ' S GROCERY hundred twelve Compliments of POWERS FURNITURE COMPANY “Better Furniture for Less ” 80 Main Street DIAL 3-5521 PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of Compliments of FARMER and CUMMINGS HANKS and MUSSER Editor and Business Manager Assistant Editor and Business Manager PULASKI Meet Your Friends at WASHINGTON CAFE Steaks, Chops and Seafood, a Specialty VIRGINIA Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1952 Pulaski National Bank AND Peoples National Bank hundred thirteen Shop and Save at Your Convenient DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES PULASKI, VA. WYTHEVILLE, VA. 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 2-601 I — Phones — 2-4701 Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP LANDIS AND BLACKBURN Real Estate and Insurance Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION hundred fourteen Compliments of CARLTON ' S RAY ' S CLOTHING COMPANY The Friendly Store PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 ROSES 5- 10 -25c STORE 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 ' 52 McCRORY ' S 5- 10 -25c STORE Compliments of J. J. WILKERSON Compliments of STANDARD CUT RATE hundred fifteen Compliments of GARTER ' S FOOD CENTER Dial 2-141 I Compliments of DUKE AND DUKE SIMMONS BEAUTYREST BIGELOW RUGS Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 ROCKWELL’S MARKET Compliments of BLUE RIDOE SUPPLY CO. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of C. L. PLUNKETT Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, Inc. Phone 2-002 I Compliments of MARTIN-BEAMER HARDWARE PULASKI, VIRGINIA MARSHALL WELDING AND SUPPLY CO. Dial 3-2161 East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred sixteen Compliments of VIRGINIA MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS 24 Third Street Phene 2-2711 PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of WALL ' S JEWELERS PULASKI. VIRGINIA PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY Home of Chevrolet Since 1923 Dial 2-1291 Compliments of DAVID ' S SMART SHOP Quality for Low Prices Compliments of RAFLO ' S, Inc PULASKI, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the Class of ' 52 GREER VETERINARY HOSPITAL DUBLIN, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the Class of ’52 ORIOLE GRILL “Where the Orioles Nest’’ 223 Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of YOUNG TYPEWRITER AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of MAX ' S BAKERY Washington Ave. Pulaski, Va. hundred seventeen Compliments of COURTESY GRILL TOTTEN ' S SERVICE STATION Home of Happy Eating” Compliments of Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY O. K. BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 52 It Pays to Look Well SILCOX CLEANERS W. ANDREW SMITH GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 3-4041 Pulaski, Va. Personal Insurance Service’’ C. L. DENT, JR. MACHINE SHOP 125 10th Street Dial 3-0871 Compliments of OWEN AND OWEN MEN ' S SHOP Compliments of GAY SHOPS Compliments of QUESENBERRY ' S SERVICE STATION HALL ' S SHOE SHOP 24 South Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of GLENN-HILTZHEIMER, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of DOBBINS BROTHERS TEXACO STATION Compliments of F. W. HALEY NEW AND USED FURNITURE hundred eightee E WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE FIRMS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE OF PULASKI AND VICINITY WHO HAVE HELPED IN MAK- ING THIS 1952 ORIOLE ' ’ POSSIBLE. Property of Pulaski County Library 60 West Third St. Pulaski, V A 24301