Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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seniors john McClellan Houston “Johnny” There ' s nothing like ole Johnny ' s smile, To make the school day seem worthwhile. ERNEST NELSON HURST “Dirty Eame” Nice and pleasant, sometimes a clown, Ernest Hurst is good all aroun ' . OPAL JEANETTE HUBBLE “Hubble” Opal is so energetic and full of fun, She has in our hearts a place forever won. VERLON MOONEY “V erlon” A quiet personality great soul. MARY ANN HYLTON “Shorty” Laughing, smiling, and oh so bright, Talking, joking, and full of delight. JACK DUANE HUDDLE “Slouch” Friendly, cute, a real great guy, We can ' t be like him, but we ' d like to try. HURD often harbors a DAVID RANDOLPH JONAS “David” Sometimes we tease him for being round, But he ' s good as any, pound for pound. ARVIE LEE HUGHETT, JR. “A. L” Dignified and dependable, so he is know Also friendliness in him is shown. JORETTA LEIGH JONES “Jo” Sweet, lovely, and so alive, That ' s our Miss P. H. S. for fifty-five. twenty-one

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seniors JOHN WILLIAM HALE “Cat” From High Point he came to Pulaski High, In our hearts he will never say good by. IVY JEAN HALL “Jean” Little, cute and so gay, Friendly, nice — so many things we could never say. SHIRLEY ANN HALL “Sh irley” Nice to all, That ' s Shirley Hall. JAMES ARTHUR HARRELL “Snookie” He ' s original, cute and smart, And always willing to do his part. MARY JAYNE HARRIMAN “Boxie” Friendly, attractive, and at the same time smar Jayne has a HARRY WOOLLING HIGHT, JR. “Harry” Willing, friendly and easy to like, He has been our constant delight. spot near everyone ' s heart. SHIRLEY IR ENE HOBACK “Shirley” As nice and helpful as she can be, A better girl is hard to see. WILLIAM DONALD HAWKINS “Donnie” Personality is the richest gift, Donnie has the wealth of a king. JERRY RANDALL HOLT “Jerry” For he who stiives and is always searching, Great will be his reward for steady working. JANICE EVELYN HORSLEY “Peaches” A hundred good qualities are easily seen, Janice is truly fit to be aueen. twenty

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seniors BERTHA SADIE KANODE “Buck” Easy-going, helpful and so polite, With all of these Bertha will do all right. JACKIE LEE KANODE “Jack” A cheerful depositor is a fund of ready capital. BARBARA ANN KEGLEY “Barbara” One who is sweet and kinda shy, On her lasting friendship we can rely. BUDDY WAYNE KING “Buddy” A real sharp wit, a pretty keen mind, We ' d like to have a few more of his kind. FREDERICK WAYNE KING “Wayne” Laughing, joking every day, Aren ' t we glad Wayne came our way? JOHN KELLY KING, JR. “Pearly John” There ' s always time for a joke or fun, For time is too valuable to be wasted in gloom. NANCY ETHEL KING “Nanky” May her cheerful voice ever sing, And only happiness to her bring. JOHN WILLIAM KITTS “J. W” A man ' s character is his monument, J. W. should be long remembered. SHIRLEY LEFTWICH “ Shirley ” Head in the clouds and feet on the ground, But Shirley is the sweetest ever to be found. ANNE ELAINE LEMONS “Annie” Her words are but a pleasing chime, Often heard from time to time. twenty -two