Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

-X ry ' n v u r f P VLaJ?. l-tv 7 GEORGE D BUSINESS MAf w The mountains, Z ' T t Fortresses withholding the strength of winds, J b , Clothed in splendor and ageless beauty, Crown of all the land, Nature ' s most perfect jewel. The trees, Bedecked in Winter ' s sparkling gems, Or robed in Summer ' s gown, The messengers of the goddess Grace, The lyre of all the winds. The flowers, Heralds of the Spring, The reason for the Summer, Exquisite dewdrops sent from Heaven, Fragrance personified. X The stars, Pinpoints in the night, Proof of other worlds, Eyes of angels seen from Earth, Songs ascending to our God. The seas, the storms, the waterfalls, And all the magic of the world, The dawn of morning and that of love, The natural beauties, The gifts of God. IS! ;■! r .- - p is- • . 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GEORGE HIMMELMAN We wish to dedicate the 1956 Oriole to Mrs. Georqe Himmelman whose efficiency, tireless devotion to all phases of our school life, and exceptional ability has added greatly to our school life. We have ever found her to be generous with her time, firm in the determination that the job must be done right, and willing to help all who need her services. We are grateful to her for the contributions she has made to our school. ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Mr. James Fowler, Mr. William Garland and Mrs. George Himmelman. We seldom realize the grave responsibilities and problems that confront our administrative staff. For ten years our principal, Mr. Wm. R. Garland has successfully met the challenges of our school and community by constantly expanding the educational opportunities by adequately Informing the public, and faithfully executing the author- ity vested in him by the school board. This year we have been fortunate in having a most understanding assistant prin- cipal, Mr. James Fowler. He has been ready and willing to help us with our problems at all times. Mrs. Wilma Himmelman, our very efficient secretary, has faithfully and diligently performed her duties this year as in former years. To these three who so capably and willingly lead our school, we wish to say a very grateful, Thank you. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Edward Rockewell, Mrs. Maiy Ann Lemons, Miss Mayme McCoy, and Miss Alzie Lee Barnett. LANGUAGE ARTS Standing — Miss Ellen Palmer, Mrs. Margaret Perdue, Miss Elizabeth Painter, and Miss Edna Frye. Mrs. Juanita Robertson, Mrs. Mary D. Dueno, Mrs. Ruth Bird, Miss Charlsie Hobby, Mrs. Isabel Jordon SCIENCES Mrs. Verdie Holt, Mrs. Mildred Baum, Miss Laura Dalton, and Mrs. Beverly Hathaway. MATHEMATICS V FINE ARTS AND GUIDANCE Mrs. Blanche Garland, Mrs. Thelma Sanders and Mr. James Godfrey. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Phillip Hoback, Mrs. Katherine Kegley, Mr. Jack White, M-s. Reece Goldsmith Mr. Zed Long, (Not pictured). Sitting — Miss Geraldine Lockhart, Mrs. June Sullins, Miss Ruth Simpson, Mrs. J ne Hunt and Miss Mary Oewel. Standing — Mrs. Lee Boyd, Mr. Franklin Davis, Mr. Richard Quesenberry, and Mr. Emmett Lily. twelve CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Officers of the class are: Jack Tolley, president; Tex Boggs, vice president; Gave Quesenberry, secretary; and Nathan Wilson, treasurer. As June 4, 1956, approaches, we realize that it has been for eleven years of our iives that we have studied, played, and endeavored to reach our goal — gradua- tion. Many events have crowned our last year at P.H.S. For the first time, the class was invited by the University of Virginia to attend the football game between George Washington and the University of Virginia. The trip was enjoyed by many of the Seniors. We will cherish the memories of many activities: winning the annual high school stunt day, athletics, Youth Day in February, the wonderful trip to Washington in March, Senior Play in April, and May Day. Before any of these activities could become dim in our memory, we were attend- ing the Senior banquet, Prom, and taking part in that last Senior week-end. Our constant hope and wish will be that Pulaski High School has been enriched at least a little by some of our contributions, but above all, may the students who follow after us always uphold our love and devotion for our school. We are greatly indebted to our sponsor, Miss Mayme K. McCoy. She has been both patient and understanding with all our problems. We are also grateful to Mrs. Jordon, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Totten, Mrs. Sullins, Miss Lockhart and Mr. Edward Rockwell. fourteen ; a r Iht u If SENIOR CLASS ELDON GLEN AKERS Eldon A radiant face, the shyness of a deer. GEORGE DELANO AKERS George A shy hello, the playfulness of a puppy. LOIS GENEVIEVE AKERS Jenny A scarf of mist, a china doll. MARY RUTH AKERS Mary Radiant gladness, a heartfelt Hi. RUDOLPH MILTON ALBERT, JR. JAMES DOUGLAS ANDERSON Mickey Doug A whistled tune, a chocolate nut sundae. The rustle of autumn leaves, silent comprehension. KENNETH CARTER ASHLEY ' Kenny A shy smile, a thousand stars. HARRY EDWARD AUST Harry A genuine politeness, a surprise package. LUCY JANE AUST Janie The 4 th of July, white lace on blue velvet. TONY JACOB AYERS, JR. Tony A tall pine, the calm of a Winters afternoon. fifteen JAMES DAILEY BABB ' ’Jimmy” The surprise in a Cracker-Jack a mischievous grin. EDNA ELIZABETH BEVIL ' ' Edna” The tinkle of a bell, an easel paint box. GUY BISHOP ' ' Guy ' ' A harvest moon, a welcome mat. TEX LEE BOGGS Tex Casanova jn levies, a football and a gavel. DORIS ANN BORDWINE Doris” The softness of dusk, a paper valentine. MARY JANE BRICKEY Janie” Scarlet ribbons, candles in the dark. JESSE BROWN Jesse” The whipping of the wind, the fun o r the Senior Year. RONNIE GENE BURCHETT Ronnie” A warm handshake, the blast of a rocket. DOUGLAS EWING BURTON Doug A gay New Year ' s Eve, a cocky smile. WILLIS CARTWRIGHT Willis” A snowman in January, the rush after the tardy bell. JOYCE ANN CHILDRESS Joyce” A lace crinoline, a Chinese fan. sixteen SENIOR CLASS BETTY SUE COLLINS Betty Sue Sweet harmony, a child of thought. GLENNA PEARL CONNER Glenna Quiet dignity, a string of pearls. JOYCE ANN COVEY Joyce A Maidi Gras, a flaming sunset. PEGGY JOYCE COX Peggy A raven ' s wing, a tossing sea. HAROLD MALAN CRAIG Harold The sea surrounding a tropical isle, suppressed fire. NORMA ANN CRAWFORD Norma An angora kitten, freshness of violet. ANNIE MAE CREGGER Annie Mae a The gentleness of a lamb, faith of a pioneer. GEORGE GUS DAIS George Quiet ambition, tomorrow ' s success. RUTH JEAN DALTON ' ' Ruth Dew drops in the early morning, a purDle Iris. RONALD EARL DAUGHERTY Ronnie A sun-kissed face, the chatter of a chipmunk. seventeen SENIOR CLASS NORA GERTRUDE DAVIS 1 ’Gertrude The grace of a willow tree, the friendliness of a cocker spaniel. CHARLOTTE JEAN DAVIS Jean The blue of the night, the giri next door. LOUIS ALEXANDER DUNLAP, Jr. Alex A library of books, a briar pipe. THOMAS ARLAN EAST Arlan Tne crackle of a fire on a winter’s night, a knight in shining armor. RAYMOND EARLY EAST Earl The click of heel taps, the originality of an artist. ESTRUE ELLEN EDWARDS Estrue The sound of a typewriter, the quiet charm of snowflakes. NORMA JEAN FARLEY Norma Frost on a window pane, the hum of a bee. PEGGY ANN FIREBAUGH Peggy” Flowers in a window box, the thrill of a basketball game. BARBARA JEAN FREEMAN Barbara Bubbling excitement, a musical fountain. GLADYS MAY GALLI MORE Gladys Unaffected poise, quiet dignity. ELIZABETH ANN GARLAND Lizard A red rose on black lace, a smile from the heart. ighteen I Ho V m L M P , f% j Tv. 1 • 1 SENIOR CLASS RICHARD WAYNE GARWOOD ' ' Wayne The 3 o ' clock matinee, a stolen afternoon. NANCY CARLE GEMMELL Nancy A happy-go-lucky smile, laughter in the halls. EDWARD BERT GOSNELL Bert A race to the moon, footsteps in the snow. NANCY LOUISE GRAY Nancy An evening in Paris, the excitement of a circus. ALVA MARIE GREGORY Alva Sun-tinted hair, gaiety and laughter. LOLA WAYNE GILLIAM Lola Wayne A mischievous smile, the twinkle of the first star. PATRICIA ELLEN GREY ’Triria The sparkle of a diamond, a corsage of white violets. FREDERICK NELSON HALL, JR Fred A carnation in a lapel, the strength of Gibraltar. DAVID GUYNN David The thrill of a fox hunt, a bugle call. MARGARET ELLEN HAGEE Ellen The soft mist of an autumn morning, a scarf of blue. nineteen SENIOR CLASS PATRICIA ERNESTINE HALL Pat A summer ' s day, a child of the winds. ROY ALBERT HALL Roy The throb of a drum, a laugh in the classroom. JANICE MARIE HARDY Snake The sparkle of champagne, veiled grace. JAMES THOMAS HARPE Jimmy A dream in Ihe making, eyes borrowed from the sky. FRANCES THACKER HARVEY Frances A golden harvest, unswerved determination. ALDA MURIEL HASH Muriel A picnic lunch, daisies growing by a brook. ERNEST RODNEY HASH Rodney The thrill of a first car, a brisk Winter ' s day. CECIL WILLIAM HICKAM JR. Billy A problem in physics, a master ' s degree. NINA RUTH HOGSTON Nina A petite melody, tiny spears of sunlight. RAYO CLAUDIUS HOLSTON Rayo The excitement of the ocean, the fun of returning to school, DORIS LEE HORTON Doris Icing on a cake; the soft fall of autumn leaves. twenty SENIOR CLASS PEGGY JANE HUDSON Peggy ivy on red brick waits, muffins and marmalade. MARGARET ANN HUGHETT Margaret The promise of a secretary, a kind helper. JOSHUA HYLTON, JR. Jr. The back seat in government, the mystery of unspoken words. BETTY JO JACKSON Betty Jo A study in pastels, Bermudas and knee socks. DANIEL STUART JOHNSTON Stuart A ride on an escalator, A gay nonchalance. ALFRED NICHOLAS JONES Nicky A soldier of fortune, the gaiety of a carnival. NANCY JEAN JONES Nancy Moonbeams caught on a window pane, a taffy pull. LYDIA ANDERSON JORDAN Lydia A forest nymph, true Southern charm. CURT ' S DEREK KEGLEY 1 ' Curtis The rains of Spring, silent comprehensions. RICHARD STEPHEN KING Richard A baseball bat, the flash of a green light. twenty-one SENIOR CLASS JUDY LYNN KINGSMORE Kinky Cotton candy at a fair, bobbie socks and saddle oxfords. ELLA ROSEANN LAHMAN Roseann The song of the first robin, the sweetness of a violet. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE LANE Gertie A ride in Central Park, the flash of a baton. GARLAND STUART LANE Speedy A mighty waterfall, a cleat dug in the gridiron, JOAN MATILDA LEESON Joan Earnest thoughtfulness, a graceful fawn. JEAN MARTIN LINKOUS Jean A garden of sunflowers, a star filled sky. JOHN DOUGLAS LINKOUS ' ’Johnny A train whistle in the night, a shy generosity. WILDA FAY LYONS Fay Spring ' s first song, periwinkle by a golden path. RAYMOND DOUGLAS MABRY Raymond A gentle kindness, eyes that crinkle in the corners. SUSAN RENFRO MARTIN Susan Candlelight on Grecian Columns, debut at Carnegie Hall. MARY EVELYN MATHERLY Mary Evelyn Colors of a desert sunset, spirit of Carmen. twenty-two SENIOR CLASS ELIZABETH AGNES MAYS Elizabeth Flame of alta r candles, a wistful dream. ANDREA JEANNE McDANIEL Jeanne A light dance. the Dlayfulness of a kitten. MARY MALAN McDANIEL Mary A bird at dawn, Minerva ' s handmaiden. DON EDWARD McKiNNEY WILMA MARIE MEADE Don Wilma A rich tenor, A race on a ski slope, stained glass windows. a ship of the breeze. ROBERT MELTON Bobby A light hearted tune, a merry smile. RICHARD EARL MITCHELL Richard Contagious laughter, touchdown in the iast quarter. ANITA JOANN MORRIS Anita A teddy bear, eyes filled with wonder. DREAMA DEV MORRIS Dreama A slice of chocolate cake, a Chinese lantern. JAN ' CE MARIE MORRIS Janice A free gaiety, a fulfilled dream. twenty-three Bp wBB Sv Rjf m -� IpS SENIOR CLASS CHARLES DUANE MUSSER D-jane A miniature sun, a joy for life. VERL ANN OWENS Star First sip of apple cider, a genuine friendship. RALPH DEAN NEWMAN Dean ' 1 A fox chase, the thump of a basketball on a gym floor. BARBARA ROSE OWEN Barbara A pink rosebud, eyes of dusk, JULIA EMMA OWEN Judy The warmth of a smile, prelude to fun. CECIL LEWIS PALMER Cecil Frequent detachment, a laugh and a smile. EVA PAPPAS Eva The spirit of a square dance, a flash of lighting. RICHARD PEARCE PARKS Dickie Unannounced frivolity, a Florida afternoon. GEORGE ALLEN PATTON Butch The crew-cut rage, the return after adventure. ROBERTA PAULEY Roberta Soft merriment, an interest in the world. LARRY N. PEARCE Larry A curtain call, the spirit of a Cavalier. twenty-four SENIOR CLASS ROBERT SCHINDLER PEAF MAN Bob Never a worry, the shuffle of feet in a silent hall. thomas McClellan perdue Tommy The swish of an arrow, a plan for the future. MARY ALDERMAN PETERSON Mary A silver bell, the murmur of a brook. WILLADEANE PHIBBS Wil ladeane An old fashion nosegay, a song in the air. MARGARET EILEEN PHILLIPS Eileen An engagement ring, the wonder of Christmas. LANEAU LAFAYETTE PIPPEN Laneau An encouraging remark, the tang of an apple. JACK WAYNE POORE ' ’Jack An amused audience, a day in New Orleans. VELVA GAYE QUESENBERRY Queenie A peal of laughter, sunrise in the country. SANDRA MARIE RATCLIFF Sandra Precision of a microscope, the northern lights. AUDREY YVONNE REAVES Audrey A wreath of daisies, a country lane. twenty-five SENIOR CLASS SUZANNE WALLNER RICE Suzi The mask of a clown, Aladdin ' s lamp. WILMA LOUISE RICHARDSON Wilma The mystery of black, a lookout for fun. RICHARD EDWARD RIGGINS Edward Crossed swords, a siient understanding. KENNETH LYLE RIGGLE Kenny The rush of Fifth Avenue, the waves of an incoming tide. LYDA BELLE RITTER Lyda The care-free days of school a chuckle at the right time. MARV ELIZABETH RITTER Mary Daily basketball practice, the betv een class rush. BOBBY ROGERS Bobby The rattle of a school bus, the warmth of a leather jacket. JAMES CHESTER ROGERS ' ’Chester Unforgettable eyes the brightness of Good ing. DARLENE ROSS Darlene A business letter, Mom- a comfortable smile. JUNE ELIZABETH RYAN June A fire-fly in the night, a cameo. JOHN HENRY SHUFF, III John A clear ringing speech, the fascination of an old coin, twenty-six SENIOR CLASS TAMARA JAYNE SLAUGHTER Tamara” A gypsy dance, song of May. ARNOLD JORDAN SMITH, JR. A. J.” The devotion of Lee, calm serenity. JIMMY SMITH Jimmy” A shine on black loafers, a future in the service. GENE SORRELL Geno” Rock and Roll in the night, the roar of a car REBECCA ANN STEPHENS Peck-Peck” Apple blossoms in Spring, a symphony of stars. VIRGINIA KEY STILL ' ' Beanie” A twilight melody, first day of school. JOYCE JUNE STOOTS 1 ’Joyce” Beautiful blond hair, quiet reserve. ROXANNA JEAN STOOTS Roxanna” The fragility of a robin ' s egg shell, a shorthand tablet. SAMUEL PRICE STUART Sammy” The stealth of a panther, a V neck sweater. BONNIE JEAN Bonnie” Simplicity of a a walk down a THOMAS rose bud, shadowy lane. twenty-seven SENIOR CLASS CHARLES WAYNE TOLBERT Charlie Lee Deep night, companion to Apollo. JACK ADDISON TOLLEY Jack The blue horizon, quiet humor. LOIS JEAN TOLLIVER Jean A dream of stars, eyes of a fawn. FREDA SUE TURNER Freda A peal of laughter, a friendly smile. HARVEY JACKSON TURNER 1 ' Jack Sounds of music, the brilliance of a comet. JUANITA JEAN UNDERWOOD Juanita A bouquet of flowers, soft stillness. PATSY ANN VIA Patsy 1 ' A perfect snowflake, a will-of-the-wisp. VASTINE HOUSTON WALKER Vastine The golden touch of a wedding, innocence of a lamb. WALTER O ' DELL WALLER Bill A sincere smile, a football field. JOE WARD Joe The wonder of solituete ; — - the mystery of an unseen smile. MARVIN DOUGLAS WEBB Bud A friendship ring, a willingness to serve. twenty-eight rmv urn SENIOR CLASS JAMES GARFIELD WEBSTER Garfield A modern Hercules, the quietness of midnight. DELBERT EUGENE WHITE Poogie The Encyclopedia Brittanica, the flash of a Thunderbird. FRANCES LOUISE WIL Frances ' 1 A gay life, the symbol of patience. JEAN LESLIE WILLIAMS Jean A happy smile, white carnations. ALICE FAYE WILSON Alice Spontaneous laughter, a gent ' e spring breeze. NATHAN HALE WILSON Nat A classring, a whispered encouragement. RALPH THEODORE WIRT Teddy A college pennant, A ruler and a compass. MARY FRANCES WOOD Mary Frances Bright twinkling eyes, a lasting smile. IVA SUE WRIGHT Sue The first light of dawn, a day in June. NELLIE MAE WRIGHT Nellie Faith of Penelope, the hope of tomorrow. VIDA JEAN WRIGHT Vida The smile of a conqueror, air that shines in the sun. twenty-nine SENIOR DIRECTORY GENEVIEVE LOIS AKERS — National Junior Honor So- ciety ' 52 - 53: Miss P.H.S. 53- ' 54; ' 55- ' 56 : Danced in May Day Program ' 54-’ 55 ; Danced in 1955 Follies ' 54- ' 55 ; Intramural Basketball ' 54- ’ 5 5 : Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. GEORGE DELANO AKERS— D. O. Club ' 55- 56; Jolly Jesters ' 55- ' 56. MARY RUTH AKERS — Tri-Hi-Y ‘51- 52; Dance Club ' 51- ' 52; Hiking Club ' 5 1 -’ 52 ; G.A.A. ' 54- 55; 55- 56; Madrical Group ' 54- ' 55 : Intramural Basketball ’52-’53; 53 - ' 54 ; Jolly Jester Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55 - ' 56 ; May Day Program ' 54- ' 55 : RUDOLPH MILTON ALBERT, JR.- — Freshmen Hiking Club ' 52 53 : Junior National Honor Society ' 53- ' 54 Beta Club ' 54- ' 56: Spanish Club ' 54- 56; Band ' 53 - ' 56 ; Secretary of Sophomore Class ' 53- 54. JAMES DOUGLAS ANDERSON — Baseball ' 55- 56; Foot- ball ' 5b- ' 56 : Art Club ' 55- ' 56. KENNETH CARTER ASHLEY— J. V. Football ' 52- ' 53; Varsity Football 54- 56 ; Baseball ’ 55 - 56 ; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56 ; Art Club ' 55- 56; Treasurer of Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56 ; Reporter of Electronics Club ' 55- 56; Secre- tary of Senior Homeroom ' 55- ' 56. HARRY EDWARD AUSF — J. V. Basketball ' 52- 53; Varsity; Football ' 54- ' 55 ; Vice President of Junior Homeroom ' 54- ' 55 ; Baseball ' 54- ' 55 ; Captain of Baseball Team ' 55-56; Electronic Club ' 55- 56; Senior Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56. LUCY JANE AUST — Vice President of Freshman Class ' 52- 53; Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom ' 52- ' 53; President of Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 53 ; Vice President of Dance Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52- ' 53; Spring Carnival 52- 54; May Day 54- 56; Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom 53 - ' 54 ; Student Council ' 53 - ' 55 ; G.A.A. ' 53- 54; Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 56; Pep Club ' 53- 56. D. E. Club ' 54- 55; J. V. Cheerleader ' 53 - ' 54 : Varsity Cheerleader ' 54- ' 55 ; Head Cheerleader ' 5 5- ' 56 ; President of Homeroom ' 54- ' 55 ; Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class ’ 54- ' 55 : Treasurer of Pep Club ' 54- 55; Vice President of Tri-Eti-Y ’ 54-’ 55 ; President of Senior Homeroom ’55-56; President of Girls Monogram Club 55- 56; Senior Girls Club 55- 56; National Cheerleaders Association ' 55- 56; Talent Show ' 54- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 55 ; F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Model General Assembly 52- 54; Girls State 54- ' 5 5 ; D. E. Convention ' 54- ' 55; State S.C.A. Convention ' 53- ' 54; S.C.A. Convention ' 54- 55; Secretary of Stu- dent Council ' 55- ' 56. JAMES DAILEY BABB — Spanish Club ' 54- ' 55; ' 55- ' 56 ; D. O. Club ' 55- 56. EDNA ELIZABETH BEVIL — Art Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Spanish Club ' 53- 55; Beta Club 54- 56; Danced in May Day program ' 54- 55; D. O. Club ' 55- ' 56. GUY MARCUS BISHOP — Spanish Club ' 53 -’ 54 ; Track 54- ' 5o; Boys ' Monogram Club ' 55- ’ 56. TEX LEE BOGGS — President of Freshman Class ' 52 - ' 53 ; President of Freshman Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Student Council ' 52 - ' 56 ; President of National Junior Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; President Homeroom ' 54- ' 56 ; Spanish Club 5 3 - 54 ; President of Junior Class ’ 54- ' 55 : Beta Club 54- ' 56; Secretary of Key ' 54- ' 55; National Hon- or Society ' 56- ' 56 ; Vice President of Senior Class ' 55- 56; J. V. Football ' 52- ' 54 ; J. V. Basketball ' 52- ' 54 ; Varsity Football ' 54- ’ 56 ; Varsity Basketball ' 54- 56; Track ' 53- 56; Honorary Captain ' 54- ' 55 ; Captain ' 55- 56; May Day 53 - ' 55 ; Crownbearer ' 54- ' 55 ; State S.C.A. Convention ' 5 3 - ' 56 : State Track Meet ' 54- ' 55 : Rodney Runyon Football Award. DORIS BORDWINE — Homeroom President ' 52- ' 53 ; Fresh- man Dance Club 52- ' 5 3 ; F.H.A. ' 53- 54; Chorus 54- 56; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ' 55- 56; Treasurer of F.H.A. 55- 56; Secretary of Senior Girl ' s Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 55- ' 56. MARY JANE BRICKEY — President of Freshman home room ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 53 ; Freshman Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53; Spring Carnival Usher ' 52- ' 53 ; Vice Presi- dent of home room 53- 54; F.H.A. ' 53 - ' 54 ; Chorus ' 53 - ’ 54 ; G.A.A. ' 53- 56 ; F.H.A. Vice President 54- ' 55 ; Chorus librarian ' 54- ' 55 ; Madrigal group 54- ' 55 ; President of F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girl ' s Club ' 55- 56; Girl ' s Basketball Manager ' 55- ' 56; All State Chorus ' 55- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52 - 53 ; Spring Carnival ' 52 - ' 53 . RONNIE GENE BURCHETT — Football ’52- ' 55; Basketball 52- ' 55 ; Baseball ' 54- ' 55 ; Monogram Club 54- ' 56; Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 ; D. E. Club ' 55- ' 56; Art Club ' 54- ' 56; May Day ’ 54- ' 55 ; Spring Carnival ' 53 - ' 54. DOUGLAS EWING BURTON — Danced in May Day ' 54- ' 55; D.O. Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Friendship Club ' 55- ' 56. WILLIS CARTWRIGHT— D.O. Club ' 54- 55. JOYCE ANN CHILDRESS— Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56; Secretary of Senior Tri-Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56; Freshman Dance Club ' 52- ' 53; Latin Club ' 53-54; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Senior Girls Club 55- ' 56; Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55 ; Stunt Day ' 55-’ 56. BETTY SUE COLLINS — Spanish Club ' 53-’55. GLENNA PEARL CONNER — Freshmen Hiking Club Manager 52- 53; Tri-Hi-Y 52- 56; Band 53- 55, Beta Club ' 55- ' 56: Beta Club Secretary ’55- ' 56; Span- ish Club ' 53- ' 55; Annual Staff Typist ' 55- 56; Jr. Music Club ' 54- ' 55 : G.A.A. ' 53- ' 54; Sophistocats ' 54- ' 55; Senior Girls Club 55- 56; Youth Day 55- 56. thirty SENIOR DIRECTORY JOYCE ANN COVEY— F.H.A. ' 52 - ' 53 : ' 55- ' 56; Friend- ship Club ' 54-56; Chorus ' 52- 55; D. E. Club ' 54- ' 56. PEGGY JOYCE COX— Senior Girls Club ' 55- 56; Chorus ' 53 - ' 55 ; Friendship Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Bowling Club ' 53- ' 54; May Day Dance ' 54- ' 5 5 . HAROLD MALAN CRAIG — Freshman Home Room Presi- dent ' 52 - ' 5 3 ; Junior Varsity Football ' 52 - ' 53; Fresh- man Class Secretary ' 52- 53; Spanish Club ' 53- ' 55 ; Sophomore Homeroom President ' 53 - ' 54 ; Junior Var- sity Football ' 53 - ' 54 ; Monogram Club 54- 55; Art Club 54- 55; Spring Carnival ' 53- ' 54 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55; Track ' 54- ' 55 ; Varsity Football ' 54- 56; Track Captain ' 54- ' 56; Jr. Senior Hi-Y 55 - ' 56. NORMA ANN CRAWFORD — National Honor Society Secretary 55- ' 56 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; National Junior Honor Society 53 - ' 54 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Latin Club ' 5 3 - ' 5 5 ; Chemistry Club 54- ' 55 ; Pulaski High School Band ' 52 - ’ 56 ; Girls Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ' 52- ' 55 : Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 56; reporter ' 54- ' 55 ; Majorettes ' 54- ' 56 ; Spring Carnival Court 53- ' 54; May Day Dance ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 52 - ' 55 ; Spelling Contest ' 54 - ' 55 ; Prose Reading Contest ' 54- ' 55; Delegate to Model General As- sembly ' 54- ' 55 ; Jr. Stunt Day ' 54-55; Intramural Basbetball ' 52 - ' 54 ; 2nd Place I Speak for Democ- racy ' 55- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest finalist 55- 56; All State Band ' 55- ' 56. ANNIE MAE CREGGER — D. O. Club 54-55; Literary Club ' 55- ' 56. GEORGE GUS DAIS--Transferred from Narrows High School. Narrows. President of Freshman Homeroom 52- ' 53 ; President of Science Class ' 52- ' 53 ; Latin Club 5 3 - ' 55 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 : Annual Assistant Manager ' 54- 55; Student Council ' 52 - ' 53 ; Third Place in I Speak for Democracy Contest; Annual Business Manager ' 55- ' 56 ; National Honor Society President ' 55- ' 56 ; National Honor ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56; Annual Staff 54- ' 56; Key Club ' 54-’ 55 ; Vice President of Key Club 54- 55. RUTH JEAN DALTON- -F.H.A. 52- 56; Jolly Jester Club ' 54- ' 56 ; D.O. Club 55- ' 56. RONALD EARL DAUGHERTY— Latin Club ' 53- ' 56; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56. NORA GERTRUDE DAVIS — Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 5 6 ; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 56. CHARLOTTE JEAN DAVIS — Homeroom President ' 52- ' 53; Dance Club ' 52-53; Spring Carnival ' 52 5 3 ; Tri-Hi- Y ' 52 - ' 56 ; Homeroom Secretary ' 53- ' 54 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54-’ 55 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Usher for Junior Play; Homeroom Vice President ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- 56 ; Seniors Girls Club ' 55- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 56. LOUIS ALEXANDER DUNLAP, JR.— Latin Club ' 53- ' 55; J. V. Football ' 53- 54; Varsity Football ' 54- ' 56 ; Man- ager, Varsity Basketball 54- ' 55 ; Junior Play 54- 55; Student Council ' 54 -55; Homeroom President 54- 55; National Junior Honor Society ' 53 - 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55; Annual Staff Sports Edi- tor ' 55- 56; Hi-Y ' 55- ’ 56 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; National Honor Society ' 55- 56; Manager J. V. Basketball ' 53-’54. THOMAS ARLAN EAST — Latin Club ' 53 - ' 55 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; Beta Club 55- ' 56 ; Junior National Honor Society ' 53- ' 54 ; Annual Staff Literary Editor ' 55- ' 56. RAYMOND EARLY EAST— J. V. Football ' 53-’54; J. V. Basketball ' 53 - ' 54; Varsity Football ' 54- ' 56 ; Art Club ' 53 - ' 56; President Art Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Track ' 54- ' 55. ESTRUE ELLEN EDWARDS — Transferred from Dublin High School to Pulaski in ' 53; Chorus ' 52- ' 53 ; G.A.A. 53- ' 54. NORMA JEAN FARLEY— F.H.A. ' 52- ' 54. BARBARA JEAN FREEMAN— Tri-Hi-Y ' 52-’56; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest 53- 54; Dance Club 52- ' 53; Hiking Club ' 52- ’ 5 3 ; May Day 54-55; Intra- mural Basketball ' 52 - ' 54 ; Captain 52 - 1 54 ; Varsity Basketball ’ 54- ' 56 ; Homeroom President ' 52- ’ 53 ; Homeroom Treasurer ' 53 - ' 54 ; F.H.A. ' 53- ' 54. PEGGY ANN FIREBAUGH— F.H.A. ' 52-56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Jolly Jesters 55 - 56 ; Chorus ’ 53 - ' 56. GLADYS MAE GALLIMORE — National Junior Honor So- ciety ' 53 - ' 54 ; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Treasur- er ' 55- 56. ELIZABETH ANN GARLAND— Tri-Hi-Y ’52-’54; Dance Club ’ 52 - ' 5 3 ; Spanish Club 53- 56; F.H.A. 53- 54 ' Pres. Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Stunt Day 54- 55; May Day ' 55- ' 56 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 ; Poetry Reading 54- ' 55. Senior Girls Club ' 55- 56; Latin Club 55- ' 56 ; Literary Editor of Annual ' 55- ’ 56 ; Chorus 55- ' 56 ; Oriole Chirps ' 53- 54; Junior Music Club 52- 56; Intramural Basketball ' 52- ' 54; Miss P.H.S. 55- ' 56. NANCY CARLE GEMMELL— Dance Club ’52- 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 56; F.H.A. 54- ' 55 : Latin Club ' 53- ' 55 ; Junior Stunt ' 54- ' 55 ; Band ' 52 - ' 55 ; Oriole Chirps ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Intramural Basketball Cap- tain ' 53 -’ 54 ; Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55. LOYA WAYNE GILLIAN— G.A.A. ' 55- 56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- 56; May Day 55; French Club 53- 55; National Junior Honor Society ' 52-53; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 55- ' 56. thirty-one SENIOR DIRECTORY EDWARD BERT GOSNELL — D. E. Club ' 55- ' 56; Secretary of D. E. Club. NANCY LOUISE GRAY— Dance Club ' 52-53 : Tri-Hi-Y 52- ' 56 ; J. V. Cheerleader ' 52 53 ; Pep Club 1 52- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52- ' 55 ; President of Home- room ' 52- ' 53 : Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club 55- 56; G.A.A. 55- 56. ALVA MARIE GREGORY — Dance Club 52; Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 56; F.H.A. 53- ' 54 ; Vice President ' 55-’ 56 ; Spanish Club ' 53 - ' 56 ; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56; May Day ' 55; Oriole Chirp ' 55- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56 ; Pep Club ' 55- ' 56. PATRICIA ELLEN GREY — Transferred from New Be r n, North Carolina 54; Pep Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Cheerleader ' 55- ' 56 ; National Cheerleaders Association ' 55- ’ 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' . 56; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain ' 55- 56; Chorus Student Director ' 55- ' 56 ; Jr. Music Club 55- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 55- ' 56. MARGARET ELLEN HAGA— F.H.A. 53- ' 56; May Day ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. FREDERICK NELSON HALL, JR.— J. V. Football ’52- ' 53; Varsity Football ' 53- 56; Captain Football ' 55- ' 56 ; Track ' 53 - ’ 56 ; Chorus ' 53 - ' 55 ; Madgril Group Chorus ' 53 - ' 55 ; Vice President Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Vice President Senior Fiomeroom ' 55- ' 56 ; Spanish Club ' 54- ' 56. PATRICIA EARNESTINE HALL— Intramural Basketball ' 52 - ' 53; Dance Club ' 52-’ 53 ; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 53; Spanish Club ' 53- 55; Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 54; Dramatics Club ' 53 - ' 55 ; Junior National Honor Society ' 53- ' 54 ; Beta Club Program Chairman ' 54- 55; Spanish Club President ' 55- 56; Beta Club ' 55-56; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Homeroom Treas- urer ' 55- ’ 56 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 ; Follies of ' 55; Typist on Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56. ROY ALBERT HALL — Homeroom President ' 52- ' 53 ; Hik- ing Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Spanish Club ' 53- ' 56; Talent Show ' 53- 56; Stunt Day ' 54- 55; Key Club 1 54- ' 55 ; Band Re- porter ' 54- ’ 55 ; Spanish Club Treasurer ' 54-55 ; Jr. Sr. Hi-Y Secretary ’ 54- ’ 55 ; Sophisticats ' 54- ' 55 ; Band Secretary ' 55- ' 56 ; Vice Presidents Sr. Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56; Sophisticats ' 55- ' 56. JANICE MARIE HARDY — J. V. Cheerleader ' 52 - ' 54 ; Head Cheerleader ' 53 - ’ 54 ; Pep Club ' 52- 56; Presi- dent ' 55- 56; Reporter ' 53 - ' 54 ; Secretary ' 54- ' 55 ■ Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52- ' 54 ; Finalist ' 54- ' 55 ; Dra- matics ' 53 ' 54: Spanish Club ' 54- ’ 56 ; Secretary ' 54- ' 55; Spring Carnival ' 52- ' 53 ; May Day 54- 55; Var- sity Cheerleader ' 54- ' 56 ; Monogram Club ’ 55 - ' 56 ; G.A.A. ' 52- ' 54 ; Freshman Dance Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Treas- urer ' 53 - ' 54 ; Tri Hi-Y ' 52- 56; Freshman Homeroom President; D. E. Club ' 54- ' 55 ; National Cheerleading Association ' 5 5- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. JAMES THOMAS HARPE — Spanish Club ' 5 3 - ' 55 ; Jr., Sr. Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55 ; J. V. Football 53- 54; Track Team ' 54- ' 55; Chemistry Club 54- ' 55 ; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Firefighter ' 53- ' 54 ; Friendship Club ' 55- ' 56. FRANCES THACKER HARVEY— Chorus ' 53- ' 56; Vice President ' 55- ' 56 ; G.A.A 54-56; F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Sr. Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Tri Hi-Y 55 - 56 ; French Club ' 53- ' 55. ERNEST RODNEY HASH— D. E. Club ' 54- ' 55; Editorial and Publicity Manager ' 55- ' 56 ; Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer ’ 55-’ 56. ALDA MURIEL HASH— F.H.A. ’53- ' 55; Latin Club ' 53- 54; Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55 ; May Day Dances ' 54- 55; Senior Giris Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56. CECIL WILLIAM HICKAM, JR— J. V. Football ' 52- ' 5A Latin Club ' 53 - ' 56 ; President ' 54- 55; Junior National Flonor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; Vice President ' 53 - ’ 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- 56; Bela Convention ' 54- 55; Hi-Y ' 54- 56; Chaplain ' 55- ' 56 ; Model General Assembly ' 54- ' 55 ; National Honor Society 55- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Treasurer 54- ' 55 ; Candidate for Student Council President; Busmess Manager of Junior Play 54- ' 55; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Vice President ' 55- 56; D.A.R. Award for American History ' 54- ' 55. NINA RUTH HOGSTON— F.H.A. ' 52- ' 55; Latin Club 52- 55 ; G.A.A. ' 54- 55 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56 r Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. DORIS LEE HORTON— F.H.A. ' 53- ' 54; Beta Club ' 55- ' 56. PEGGY JANE HUDSON — Tri Hi-Y ’52-56; Freshman Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53; Latin Club ' 52- ' 55 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 56 ; F.H.A. 54-56; May Day ' 54-55; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 5 5- ' 56. MARGARET ANN HUGHETT— French Club ' 53- ' 55. JOSHUA HYLTON, JR— Art Club ' 55- ' 56. BETTI E JO JACKSON— Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 56; Latin Club ' 52- ' 54 ; Seniors Girls Club ' 55- 56; Dance Club ’ 52 - ' 53; Homeroom Secretary ' 53 - ' 54 ; Home- room Vice Presidenl 52-53; Intramural Basketball ' 53 - ' 54 ; Band ' 49- ' 54 ; All State Band ' 53 - ' 54 ; Hiking Club ' 51-52; May Day ' 55; Miss P.H.S. Contest 55 ' Stunt Day ' 5 5- ' 56. DANIEL STUART JOH NSTON— Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55; Vice President of Homeroom ' 55 - ' 56 ; D. E. Club ' 55- ' 56. ALFRED NICHOLAS JONES— Latin Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Oriole Chirp ' 54- ' 55 ; Vice President of Junior Homeroom ' 54- ' 55 ; Manager of Varsity Football Team ' 53- ' 54; Boys Monogram Club ' 52 - ' 56 ; Football Varsity ' 54- ' 55; Baseball ' 54-’ 55 ; President of Boys Monogram ' 55- ' 56 ; President of Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56. thirty-two SENIOR DIRECTORY NANCY JEANNE JONES — Dancer in May Day ' 54- ' 55; Library Club ' 55- ' 56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 - Chaplain of Homeroom ' 5 5- ' 56. LYDIA ANDERSON JORDAN — Spring Carnival 52- 54; Talent Show ' 52 - ' 56 ; Dance Club 52-53; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 53 ; Intramural Basketball ' 52-53 : Vice President Homeroom ' 5 3 - ’ 54 ; Latin Club 53- 56; Winner of Poetry Writing Contest ' 53- 54; Oriole Chirps ' 53- ' 56; Spanish Club ’ 54- ' 55 ; Library Club 54- ' 56 ; Dramatics 54- 55; May Day 54- 55; Beta Club 54- ' 56 ' Winner of Poetry Reading Contest 54- ' 55 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 56 : Vice President of Library Club ' 55- ' 56; Pep Club ' 55- ' 56; Student Council ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom President ' 55- 56 : Varsity Cheerleader ' 5 5- ' 56 ; National Association of Cheerleaders ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 54- 56; Youth Day ' 55-’ 56. CURTIS DEREK KEGLEY— Spanish Club ' 54- ' 56; Chem- istry Club ' 55- ' 56 ; J. V. Football ' 53- ' 54. CHARLES RICHARD KING— Latin Club 53- 54; Junior Varsity Football ' 54- 55; Track Team ’ 55- ' 56 ; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 56; Boys Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Oriole Chirps ' 55- 56. JUDY LYNN KINGSMORE — Homeroom Treasurer ' 52- ' 53; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 - ' 56 ; Reporter 56; G.A.A. ' 52 - 54 ; Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53 : Varsity Basketball 52- ' 53 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52 56 ; Student Council 53 - ' 54 ; Homeroom President ' 53 - ' 54 ; Majorette ’ 53 - ' 56 ; Head Majorette ' 55- ' 56 ; Spring Carnival ' 53 - ' 54 ; Oriole Chirps ' 54- ' 55 ; Dramatics Club ' 54- 55; Girls Mono- gram Club ' 54- ' 56 : Pep Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Secretary ' 55- ' 56; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56 ; Talent Show 52- 56; Stunt Day ' 54-55; Captain Intramural Basketball ' 53- ' 54 ; Homeroom Secretary ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 55-’ 56. ELLA ROSEANN LAHMON — Girls Athletic Association ' 52- ' 53 : I ntramural Basketball ' 52- ' 54 ; Danced in May Day ’ 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ’ 5 5- ' 56. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE LANE — Model General Assem- bly ' 52 - ' 53 ; Freshman Dance Club ' 52-’ 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56; President Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Miss P.H.S. Con- tests ' 52 - ' 55; Pep Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56, Secretary and Treasurer ' 54- ' 55; Junior Class Secretary ' 54- ' 55; Intramural Basketball ' 53 - ' 54 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Majorette 52 - ' 56 ; Head Majorette ' 55- ' 56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Talent Show ' 54- ' 55 ; Oriole Chirp Staff ' 54- ' 55 ; Usher Senior Play ' 53 - ' 54 ; Homeroom Treasurer ' 54- ' 55 ; District Band Festival Roanoke ' 53 - ' 56 ; Usher Junior Play ' 54- ' 55. GARLAND STUART LANE — Junior Varsity Football ' 52 - ' 53; Varsity football ' 54- ' 55 ; Baseball ' 54- ' 55 : Boys Monogram Club ' 54- ' 55 : Oriole Chirp Staff ' 54- ' 55 . JOAN MATILDA LEESON — Vice President of Freshman Homeroom ' 52- ' 5 3 : Freshman Dance Club ' 52-‘53; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 - ' 55 ; Chaplain ' 53 - ' 54 ; French Club ' 53- ' 56, Chaplain ' 53 - ' 54, Vice President ' 54- ' 55, President ' 55- ' 56 : Stunt Day ' 54- ' 5 5 ; G.A.A. ' 53 - ' 54 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Usher of Junior Play ’54- ' 55; P.H.S. Dancing Corps ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. JEAN MARTIN LINKOUS- — Freshman Dance Club 52- ' 53; Homeroom Chaplain 52 -’ 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y 53- 54; Spring Carnival ' 53 - 54 ; Beta Club ’ 54- ' 56 ; D. E. Club 54- 55; Usher in Junior Play 54- ' 5 5 . JOHN DOUGLAS LINKOUS — President of Homeroom ' 53 - ' 55 ; Vice President of Homeroom 53- 54; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Homeroom ' 54- ’ 5 5 ; President of Homeroom 1 55- ' 56 ; Football 1 52 - ' 53; Basketball 53- 54; D. E. Club 55- ' 56. WILDA FAY LYONS— G.A.A. ' 52- ' 53; F.H.A. ' 53- ' 56; La+in Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club 55- 56; Chem- istry Club 1 55- ' 56. RAYMOND DOUGLAS MABRY — National Junior Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; Spanish Club ’ 5 3 - ' 55 ; Beta Club 54 ' 56; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56. SUSAN RENFRO MARTIN— Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 56; Freshman Dance Club 52 - ' 5 3 ; G.A.A. ' 51- ' 52 ; 54- 55; Beauty Contest ' 52- ' 55 ; Cheerleader 54- 56; Latin Club ' 53- ' 55 ' Vice President Girl Monogram ' 55- 56; Pep Club ' 54- ' 56 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54- 55; Vice President of Sophomore Class; ' 53 - ' 54 ; James A. Bland Scholarship Award ' 53- 55; Chorus 54- ' 56 ; Accompanist for Dedication of School ' 54- 55; Treasurer of Latin Club ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Secretary of G.A.A. ' 54- 55; National Cheerleader Association ' 55- ' 56 ; Poetry Reading Contest ' 54-55; Spelling Contest 54 - ' 55 ; 3rd Place State Winner of Stillman Kelly Scholarship ' 53- 54; Blacksburg Junior Music Festival ' 52 - ' 56 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Talent Show ' 54- 55; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 53 - ' 54 ; ' 55- 56; Assistant Accom- panist for Baccalaureate and Graduation ' 54- ’ 55 ; Accompanist at National Music Federation Meeting ' 54- ' 55 • Dramatics Club 54- ' 55 ; Junior Music Club ' 54- ' 56; intermezzo Music Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; District Chorus Festival ‘ 54- ' 55. MARY EVELYN MATHERLY — Intramural Basketball 53- 54; F.H.A. ' 53 - ' 54 ; Chorus ' 54- 55; Chorus Librarian ' 54- 56. ELIZABETH AGNES MAYS — Latin Club ' 53 - ' 5 5 ; F.H.A. 53-55; Library Club ' 55- 56; Junior Play 54-55; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55. ANDREA JEANNE McDANIEL— Spanish Club 53- ' 55: G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56 ; Beta Club ' 54- 56 ; Senior Girls Club ’ 55 - ' 56 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Homeroom Secretary ' 55- ' 56. MARY MALAN McDANIEL — Tri-Hi-Y 52- 53; National Junior Honor Society ’ 53 - ' 54 ; Spanish Club ' 53 -’ 55 ; Beta Club 54-56; President ’ 55- ' 56 : F.T.A. ' 54- ' 55; Winner of Girls Public Speaking ' 54- 55; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Homerom Secretary and Treasurer ’55-’56; Annual Staff 55- 56; Youth Day ' 55- ' 56. thirty-three SENIOR DIRECTORY DON EDWARD McKINNEY — Dramatics ' 52- 53; Band ' 52-’ 56 ; Chorus ' 52- 56; Student Director ' 55- 56; AN State Chorus ’53- ' 54; D. E. Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Parliamen- tarian ' 53 54. WILMA MARIE MEADE — Tri-Hi-Y ’ 52-’53 ; Dance Club 1 52- ' 53 ; Chorus ' 53- ' 54; F.H.A. ' 53- ' 54; Intramural Basketball ' 53- ' 54; Jolly Jesters ' 54- ' 56 ; President ' 54- ' 56 : G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club 55- ' 56. RICHARD EARL MITCHELL— J. V. Football ' 52- ' 54; Homeroom President 52- 53 : Varsity Football 54- ' 56 ; Boys Monogram Club ' 54- 56; Track ' 54- 1 55 ; Home- room President ' S5- ' 56 ; Oriole Chirps ' 55- ' 56. ANITA JOANN MORRIS — Danced in May Day 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; F.H.A. 55- ' 56. DREAMA DEW MORRIS — Latin Club 1 53 -’ 55 : Jolly Jes- ters ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls ' 55- ' 56. JANICE MARIE MORRIS— Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 52- ' 53; Senior Girls Club ' 55-’ 56 : F.H.A. 55- ' 56; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55; Vice President of Homeroom ' 52- ' 53 . CHARLES DUANE MUSSER— Band ' 49-’53; Dance Club ' 52- 53; Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent ' 52- 53 ; J. V. Football ' 53- ' 54; J. V. Basketball ' 53- ' 54 ; Spring Carnival Court 53 - ' 54 ; Latin Club 53 - ' 54 ; Chemistry Club 54- 55; Varsity Football Manager ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Varsity Baseball Manager ' 54- 55; Secretary of Boys Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 : Secretary of Boys Monogram Club 55- ' 56 ; Boys Monogram Club 54- 56 ; Sludent Council ' 55- ’ 56 ; Art Club ’55- 56; Senior Homeroom President ’ 55-’ 56 : May Day Dance ' 54- ' 55. RALPH DEAN NEWMAN— J. V. Basketball ' 52- ' 54; J. V. Football ' 53 - ' 54 ; Varsity Baseball ' 54-’ 56 ; Varsity Football ' 54-’56 ; Varsity Basketball Captain ' 5 5- ' 56 ; Boy ' s Monogram Club ' 54- 56; May Day Court ' 54- ' 55. BARBARA ROSE OWEN — Freshman Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Freshman Hiking Club ' 52- 53; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 ; F.H.A. ' 52- ' 54 ; G.A.A. 53 - ' 54 ; Homeroom President ' 53 - ' 54 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 53- ' 54; Dramatics ' 53- ' 54 ; D. E. Club ’ 54- ' 56 ; Library Club ' 54- 55; Latin Club ' 53- 54; Majorette ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Junior Stunt ' 54- ' 55 ; Purplettes Dancing Corps ' 54- ' 55. JULIA EMMA OWEN — S. C. A. New River District Meeting ’55; State S. C. A. Convention 55; Tii-Hi-Y ' 52- 56, Vice President ' 52- ' 53 , Vice President ' 53 - ' 54 ; President of Freshman Dance Club 52 - ' 53 ; Treasurer Homeroom 52- ' 54; Junior Varsity Cheerleader ' 53- 54, Sophomore Representative on Student Council ' 53 - ' 54 ; Treasurer Junior Class ' 54- ' 55 ; Intramural Basketball ' 52— ' 53 ; Captain ' 53 - ' 54 ; May Day ' 55; Girls State ' 55; Junior Stunt 54; State S.C.A. Work- shop 55; Model General Assembly ' 55; Pep Club ' 53 - ' 56 : G.A.A. 1 53 - ' 55 ; F.H.A. ' 53 - ' 5 5 ; Treasurer ' 55; Latin Club 53 -’ 55 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55-’ 56 ; Student Council President ' 55- ' 56. VERL ANN OWENS — Talent Show ' 52- ' 55 ; Junior Stunt 54- 55; Intramural Basketball ' 5 1 - ' 52 ; Hiking Club 52- 53 ; Secretary Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 - ' 53 ; G.A.A. ' 53 - ' 54 ; Nalional Honor Society ’ 55- ' 56 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Homeroom President ' 54- ’ 56 ; Student Council ' 54- 55 Chaplin; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; Chorus ' 53 - ' 56 ; Re- porter 54- 1 55 ; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; Spanish Club ' 53- 55; Monogram Club 5 5- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- 56; Varsity Basketball Team ' 53- 54; Captain ' 55- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Contest 1 54- ' 55 ; Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55 ; May Dav ' 54- ' 55 ; Certificat e for Essay Contest ' 52- ' 53. CECIL LEWIS PALMER — Art Club 53- 54; Spanish Club ' 55- ' 56. EVA PAPPAS — Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 56, President ' 55- ' 56 ; Hik- ing Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain ' 52- ' 53 ; Home- room Treasurer ' 53-54; Intramural Basketball ' 52- 54; G.A.A. 52- ' 55 ; Latin Club ' 5 3 - ' 55 ; Beta Club 1 54- ’ 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer ' 54-’ 55 ; Class Stunt ' 54- ' 56; Play Usher ' 54- 55; National Honor Society, Vice President ' 55- 56; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. RICHARD PEARCE PARKS— J. V. Foobtall ' 54-55; Base- ball ' 54- ' 55 ; Hi-Y 5 5- ' 56 ; Vice President of Art Club ' 55- ' 56 • Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56. GEORGE ALLEN PATTON— J. V. Football ' 52 ’53 ; J. V. Basketball ' 52 - ' 53 ; Homeroom President ' 52- ' 53 ; Freshman Class Treasurer ' 52- ' 53 ; Class President ' 53- ' 54; Student Council ' 53- ' 54 ; National Junior Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; Spanish Club ' 53 - ' 56 ; Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56. ROBERTA PAULEY — F.H.A. 53- 54; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55. LARRY NEAL PEARCE — Band ' 52 - ' 53 ; Latin ' 53- ' 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 ; Class Play ' 55- ' 56. ROBERT SCHINDLER PEARMAN— Hiking Club ' 53- ' 54 Junior National Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; Art Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Chemistry Club 54- ' 55 ; Hi-Y ' 52 - ' 56 ; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Jelly Jesters ' 55-56; Oriole Chirps ' 53 - ' 54 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55. THOMAS McClelland PERDUE— French Club ' 52- 55; Vice President ' 53 54 ; Junior National Honor So- ciety 53- ' 54; Track ' 55; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Vice Presi- dent ' 55- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55 ; President ’55; Na- tional Honor Society ' 55 -’ 56 ; Hi-Y ' 55 - ' 56 : Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56. MARY ALDERMAN PETTERSON— Giee Club ' 52- ' 53; F.H.A. ' 53 - ' 56 ; D. E. Club ' 55- ' 56; Jolly Jesters ' 54- ' 55 WILLADEANE PHIBBS — Junior National Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; French Club ' 53 - ’ 55 ; Secretary ’ 54- ' 55 ; F.H.A. ' 54-’ 55 ; Chemistry ' 54- 55; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Library Club ' 55- ' 56 ; National Honor Society ' 55- 1 56 ; Spell- ing Contest 54- 55; Poetry Writing Contest ' 53 - ' 54. thirty-jour SENIOR DIRECTORY MARGARET EILEEN PHILLIPS— G.A.A. ' 54- 56; Presi- dent ' 55-’56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55 - ' 56 : May Day ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ’ 55- ' 56 : Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54- ' 55 ; Intramural Basketball 52- 53; Varsity Basketball 55- ' 56; Chorus ’ 54- ' 55. LANEA ' J LAFAYETTE PIPPEN— Dance Club ' 51 -’52; Latin Club ' 52 - ’ 54 ; Hi-Y ' 54- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 ; Varsity Basketball 54- ' 56 ; Beta Club ' 55- ' 56. JACK WAYNE POORE — Vice President of Art Club 53- ' 54; Hi-Y ’54 55; Chemistry Club ’ 54- ’ 55 ; J. V. Basketball ’ 53 - ’ 54 ; Track ’ 53 - 1 54 ; Oriole Chirps ’55- 56. VELVA GAYE QUESENBERRY- — Transferred from Draper: Homeroom Secretary ' 52- ’ 53 ; President 53-’ 54 ; Miss I ' .H.S. Contest ' 52 - ' 56 ; Stunt Day ' 53-54; Sludent Council ' 53 54 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 ; Vice President ' 55- ' 56; Beta Club ’ 53 - ' 56 ; F.H.A. ' 52 - ' 56; Chaplain ' 53- ' 54; Historian ' 52 - ' 5 3 : Secretary ' 5 5- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ' 52 - ' 54 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club 55- ' 56 ; Secretary ' 55- ' 56 ; Secretary of the Senior Class ' 55- ' 56. SANDRA MARIE RATCLIFF — Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 : French Club ' 53 - ' 56 : Treasurer ’ 54- ' 55 ; Vice President 55- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 5 3 - ' 56 : Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Usher Junior Play ' 54- ' 55. AUDREY YVONNE REAVES— F.H.A. ' 53- ' 56; Spanish Club ' 5 3 - ' 55 ; National Junior Honor Society 53 - ' 54 ; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55 ; May Day Dance 54- ' 55; Beta Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- 56. SUZANNE WALLNER RICE— Tri-Hi-Y ’52- ' 56; Latin Club ’ 53- ' 55 ; Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; National Junior Honor Society ' 53 54 ; Dramatics Club ' 53 - ' 55 ; Oriole Chirps ' 53- ' 55 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Secretary Drama- tics Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55 -’ 56 ; Treasurer Art Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Junior Stunt ' 54- ' 55 ; Literary Edi- tor cf Annual ' 55- ' 56 ; Beta Club ' 54-‘56; Intramural Basketball ' 52 - ' 54 ; Poetry Reading ' 52- 55; May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Winner Poetry Writing 53- 54; District One Act Play ' 53- 55; Pep Club 55-56; School Play ' 55- ' 56; Winner of I Speak for Democracy Contest ’55- ' 56. WILMA LOUISE RICHARDSON— Senior Girls Club ' 55-56. RICHARD EDWARD RIGGINS — Transferred from Jack- son Memorial High School. KENNETH LYLE RIGGLE— Band ' 50- ' 56; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56; Latin Club ' 53 - ' 55 ; Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55 ; President Homeroom ' 52 - ' 53 ; Chaplain Homeroom ' 55- ' 56 ; Band Instrument Repairman ' 53 - ' 56 ; Band Vice Presi- dent ‘ 54- ' 56 ; Assistant Editor of Annual ' 54- ' 55 ; Dance Orchestra ’ 54- ' 56 ; All State Band 54- 55 ; Operator of Auditorium Lights ' 54- ' 56 ; Third Place in Bland Memorial Music Contest ' 54- ' 55; Student Conductor 5 5- ' 56. LYDA BELLE RITTER — Intramural Basketball ' 53 - ' 55 ; Sen- ior Girls Club 55- 56; G.A.A. 55- 56. MARY ELIZABETH RITTER — Intramural Basketball 52 - ' 54 ; F.H.A. ' 52 - ' 54 ; G.A.A. ' 52- ' 56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Varsity Basketball ' 55- ' 56. JAMES CHESTER ROGERS — Transferred from William Fleming, Roanoke, Virginia ' 54; Beta Club 5 5- ' 56 : Hi-Y ' 5 5- ’ 56 ; Secretary Hi-Y; Chemistry Club 55- ' 56 ; President; Basbetball ' 55- 56; Youth Day Mayor ' 55- ' 56. DARLENE ROSS— Dance Club ' 52- ' 53: May Day ' 54-’55; Beta Club 54- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ’ 55- ' 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56. JUNE ELIZABETH RYAN — Secretary Homeroom ' 52- ' 53 : Danced in May Day ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56- F.H.A. ' 55- 56. JOHN HENRY SHUFF— Hi-Y ' 53- ' 54; Latin Club ' 53- ' 54; Track ' 54- ' 55 ; Stunt Day ' 53 - ' 54 ; Dramatics ' 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Basketball Manager ' 53 - ' 54 ; Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Winner of Prose Reading ' 53 - ' 54 ; Oriole Chirps ' 53- ' 54; Youth Day ' 55- ' 56. TAMARA JAYNE SLAUGHTER — Dance Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri- Hi-Y ' 52- 56; Spanish Club ' 53- ' 55; J. V. Cheerleader ' 53 - ' 54 ; Pep Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Girls Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Majorette ' 54- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Contest 54- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 53- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 55; D.E. Club ' 55- ’56: Intramural Basketball Captain ’ 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. ARNOLD JORDAN SMITH, JR. — Spanish Club 53 - ' 56 ; Oriole Chirps ' 54-55; F.B.L.A. 54- ' 5 6 ; Annual Staff Typist ' 55- ' 56 ; Library Club ' 55- ' 56. JAMES EDWARD SMITH — Spanish Club 53-’54; Mono- gram Club ’ 55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club 54- 56; J. V. Football ' 52 - ' 53 ; Varsity Football ' 54- ' 56 ; J. V. Basket- ball ’ 5 3 - ' 54 ; Track ' 55- ' 56. GENE SORREL — Latm Club ' 53- ' 54; Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56; D. O. Club President ' 55- ' 56 ; Junior Play ' 54-55; Public Speaking ' 54- ' 55 . REBECCA ANN STEPHENS — Dance Club Secretary ' 52- ' 53; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 - ' 56 ; Treasurer ' 52- 54; Pep Club ' 52 - ' 56 ; Vice President ' 55- ' 56 ; F.H.A. 53 - ' 54 ; G.A.A. ' 52- ' 54 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; National Cheer- leading Association 55- 56; J. V. Cheerleader 52 53 ; Varsity Cheerleader 55- 56; Miss P.H.S. Contes t 52- ' 55; Spring Carnival Flower Girl 52-53; May Day Court ' 54- ' 56. JOYCE JUNE STOOTS— Secretary Homeroom 51-52; F.H.A. ' 5 1 - 52 ; Chorus ' 5 1 - ' 55 ; Transferred from Madi- son Heights High School; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. ROXANA JEAN STOOTS — National Junior Honor So- ciety ' 53- ' 54 ; G.A.A. 53- ' 54; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y 1 54- ' 56 ; May Day 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom ' 55- 56. SAMUEL PRICE STUART— D. O. Club ' 55- 56. thirty-jive SENIOR DIRECTORY BONNIE JEAN THOMAS — May Day Dance 1 54- ' 55 ; F.H.A. ' 54-’56; Senior Girls Club ' 55 56. CHARLES WAYNE TOLBERT — Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56 ; Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Treasurer; Art Club ' 55- 1 56. JACK ADDISON TOLLEY — Junior National Honor So- ciety ' 53- ' 54 ; French Club ' 53 - ' 55 ; J. V. Football 53- ' 54 ' Secretary Sophomore Class ' 53- ' 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 56 : Varsity Football ' 54- ' 5 6 ; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 56; Baseball ' 54- ' 56; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 5 6 ; Boys State ' 55; President of Senior Class ' 55- ' 56 ; Boys Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Hi-Y ' 55- 1 56 ; Student Council ' 55-’ 56. LOIS JEAN TOLLIVER— F.H.A. ' 53- ' 55; Intramural Basketball Captain ' 52 - ' 54 ; G.A.A. ' 53 - ' 55 ; Chorus ' 52 - ' 54 ; Art Club ' 54- ' 55. Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56. FREDA SUE TURNER — National Junior Honor Society ' 53- ' 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55. HARVEY JACKSON TURNER — Band ' 52 - ' 56 ; President ' 55- ' 56 ; Operator of Auditorium Lights ' 54- 1 56. JUANITA JEAN UNDERWOOD — Band ' 52- ' 54 ; Dance Club ' 52; Vice President Homeroom ' 52-53; Junior Music Club ' 52 - ' 56 ; Intramural Basketball ' 52 -’ 53 ; National Junior Honor Society ' 53- ' 54; Band Librarian ' 52- ' 54; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest 54- ' 56; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- 56 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Girls Monogram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 56; Oriole Chirps ’ 55- ' 56. PATSY ANN VIA — Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 ; Dance Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Library Club ' 54-55; Dramatics Club ' 53- ' 54; Chorus 53- ' 56; Sec- retary ’ 55- ' 56 ; Junior Play Usher ' 54; May Day ' 54- ' 55; F.B.L.A. ' 55- 56; Library Club President ' 55- ' 56 ; Sen : or Girls Club ' 55- ' 56; School Play ' 55- ' 56 ; Junior National Honor Society ' 52- ' 53 ; Junior Music Club ' 55- ' 56. VASTINE HOUSTON WALKER — National Junior Honor Society ' 53 - ' 54 ; Track ' 5 3 - ' 5 5 ; J. V. Football ' 53 - ' 5 5 ; Monogram Club ' 55- 56. WALTER ODELL WALLER— J. V. Football ' 52- ' 53; Var- sity Football ' 53 - ' 56 ; Varsity Basketball ' 52- ' 56 ; Base- ball ' 53- 56 ; Monogram Club ' 53 - ' 56 ; Treasurer Mono- gram Club ' 55- ' 56 ; May Day Attendant; Spanish Club ’ 5 3 - ’ 5 5 ; Homeroom Vice President ' 52- ' 55 ; Homeroom Secretary ' 55-’ 56. MARVIN DOUGLAS WEBB — Hiking Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Base- ball ' 5 1 - ' 5 5 ; President Homeroom ' 55- ' 56 ; D. E. Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Parlimentarian D. E. ' 55-56; Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56 ; Student Council ' 55- ' 56. HELEN ANN WELCH — F.H.A. ' 52- ' 53 t Chorus ' 53 - ' 56. DELBERT EUGENE WHITE — National Junior Honor So- ciety ' 53 - ' 54 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Class Stunt ' 54-55; Oriole Chirps ' 55- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Homeroom Vice President ' 53 - ' 54 ; Youth Day ' 55- ' 56. FRANCES LOUISE WILLIAMS— Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56; Ser- geant-at-Arms ' 54; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; Dance Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Beta Club ' 54 ' 56; Latin Club ' 53- ' 55 ; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55 ; Madrical Dancing Corps ' 54- ' 5 5 ; nomeroom Chaplain ' 5 5- ' 56. JEAN LESLIE WILLIAMS — Intramural Basketball ' 52 - ' 5 3 ; Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Dance Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 : Music Club ' 52- ' 54; Band ' 53- ' 55; G.A.A. ’ 53 - ' 55 ; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Winner of Girls Prose Readinq Contest ' 54- ' 55 ; Senior Girls Club ' 5 5- ' 56 ; Bela Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Pep Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Cheerleading 55- ' 56 ; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55 ; Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 55- ' 56 ; Youth Day ' 5 5- ' 56 ; Delegate to Model General Assembly Tri-Hi-Y ' 55 - ' 56 ; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56. ALICE FAYE WILSON— Dance Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 52 - ’ 56 ; Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53 ; Tri-Hi-Y President ' 53- ' 54; Secretary ' 54- ' 55 ; Homeroom Treasurer ' 54- ' 56 ; D. E. President ' 55- ' 56 : Band ' 52- ' 56 ; Treasurer ' 55- ' 56; Senior Girls Club ' 55- ' 56 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 55 ; G.A.A. ' 53- 56; Latin Club ' 53 - ' 54 ; Spanish Slub ' 54-55; Orchestra 54- ' 55 : Model General Assembly ' 53 - ' 54-’ 56 ; Dramatics Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Youth Day ' 55- ' 56. NATHAN HALE WILSON— Dance Club ' 52- ' 53; Hi-Y ' 52- ' 56 ; Treasurer ' 54- ' 55 ; President ' 55- 56; Dramatic Club President ' 52- ' 5 3 ; Chaplain Model General Assembly ' 54- ' 55 ; Y.M.C.A. ' - District Representative; J. V. Football ' 53- ' 54 ; J V. Basketball ' 53 - ' 55 ; Var- sity Baseball ' 53- ' 5-4 ; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 55 ; Span- ish Club 1 55-’ 56 ; Homeroom Vice President ' 53- ' 54 ; Homeroom President ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 55 ; Vice President D. E. ' 54- ' 56 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 56 ; Youth Day 5 5- ' 56 ; Boys State ' 54- ' 55 ; Treasurer of Senior Class ' 55- 56; Oriole Chirps ' 5 5- ' 56 ; Art Editor of Annual ' 55- ' 56. RALPH THEODORE WIRT — Junior National Honor So- ciety ' 53 - ' 54 ; Secretary; French Club ' 53- ' 55 ; Chap- lain ' 54- ' 55 ; Beta Club ' 54- ' 56 ; Treasurer; Junior Class Play ' 54- ' 55 ; National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56 ; Chap- lain ' 55- ' 56 ; Key Club ' 54- ' 5 5 ; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56; District Representative of Student Council ' 55; State S.C.A. Workshop ' 55; Vice President of Stu- dent Body ' 55- ' 56. MARY FRANCES WOOD — Jolly Jesters ' 55- ' 56. NELLIE MAE WRIGHT — Intramural Basketball ' 52- ' 53 ; National Junior Society 52- 53; F.H.A. ’ 53- ' 56 ; Latin Club ' 52 - ' 53 ; Junior Class Stunt ' 54- ' 55 ; May Day ' 54- 55; D. E. ' 55- ' 56; V. O. T. ' 55- ' 56. IVA SUE WRIGHT— Chorus ' 53- ' 56; May Day Dances ' 54- ' 55. VIDA JEAN WRIGHT — Chorus ' 52- ' 56; May Day Dances ' 54- ' ' 5 5. th irty-six JUNIORS Class Officers: Betty Heldreth, president; Ray Pagans, vice president; and John Darernheim, secretary-treasurer. We, the Juniors, were capable of doing things even though we were a small class. The 1956 Junior Class was the smallest Pulaski High School has ever had due to the fact that the eighth grade was admitted at the beginning of their freshman year. Our big events this year v ere receiving our class rings, the Junior-Senior Prom, and participating in the school play. We appreciate very much the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Robin Hunt. JUNIOR CLASS Richard Burchett Duane Duncan Sylvia Hambiin Sanford Hopkins Shirley Kiester Graham Runyon Bobby Umburger Ronald Vaughn Not pictured: Dewey Walker Gene Andrews, Simon Edwards Johnnie White I thirty-nine SOPHOMORES Officers are: David Altizer, president; Linda Roop, vice president; Jimmy PooJe, secretary; Larry Morris, treasurer. Other officers were: Lynda Creger, re- porter; and Scotty Roop, chaplain. After pioneering in the eighth grade program and finishing our freshman year, we became sophomores. We are looking forward to our junior and senior years during which we will be upperclassmen with many added responsibilities. We have had a successful year and a joyous one, thanks to our very co-operative sponsors with Miss Barnett as chairman. In addition, +hev are: Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Kegley, Miss rlulton, and Mr. White. SOPHOMORE CLASS Cletis Akers Minnie Andrews Randy Bowman Drema Bratton Morris Brown Shirley Akers John Ashley Xymena Bowman Anita Breedlove Nancy Brown David Altizer Louis Beckner Bill Boyd Jackie Brino Doug Burchett Marie Alyson Duane Bentley Taylor Boyd Diann Brookman Ralph Burchett Janie Anderson Nelson Boan Frank Brammer Darrell Brown Dorothy Burton forty-one SOPHOMORE CLASS Charles Bushong Evelyn Conner Lavonn Craig Valerie Dalton Geraldine Edney Beulah Carrol Rita Virginia Conner W. J. Craig Wendell Dalton Janice Edwards Betty Jo Clark Jo Anne Cook Helen Crawford Agnes Davidson Janice Farley Roland Cole Mary Cox Lynda Cregger Avery Davidson George Galloway Donald Coltrane Edward Craig Rita Dalton Elizabeth Eanes Gayle Garrison forty-two SOPHOMORE CLASS Betsy Gilmer Shirley Gray Roberta Gregory David Guynn Kenneth Hagee Clark Hall Margie Hall Lonnie Hanks David Harreli Lannv Harris Martha Hawkins Jerry Henley Bruce Hiatt Lindsey Hickam Bobby Hilderbrand Duane Hix Curtiss Hollins Yvonne Horton Janie Howlett Peggy Hubble Pat Hudson Franklin Hughes Jackie Hughes Jimmy Hughes Carolyn Hurst forty-three SOPHOMORE CLASS Ann Jackson Betty King Martha Long Betty Martin Stanley Morefield Betty Johnson Sandra Ledford Nancy Lovern Houston Max zell Johnny Morehead Judy Johnston Margarette Leeson Donald Mabe Charlotte Meade Charles Morris Peggy Kanode Wayne Lemon Jerry Manuel Arnold Mink Jack Morris Ruth Kegley Bob Lockett Maxine Marshall Alberta Mooney Larry Morris forty-four SOPHOMORE CLASS Mona Morris Cecil Nixon Jimmy Poole Joyce Quesenberry Annette Roope James Murphy Brenda Novell Charles Powell Carol Rankin Mary Jane Roope Rudolph Murphy Judy Parks Ann Powers Gerald Repass Evelyn Rorrer Margaret Mustard Claude Patterson Hazel Powers Lynda Roope Ronald Royal Jimmy Nelson Donald Phillips Charles Quesenberry Scotty Roop Freddy Rumley forty-five SOPHOMORE CLASS Jackie Rumley Jimmie Sexton Ronald Smith Georgia Stoots Barbara Thornton Ellen Runyon Frank Shinault Ann Spence Geraldine Stoots Bill Thornton James David Saunders Martha Slate Eva Spraker Shirley Stoots Wallace Thrasher Ruth Seagle Garnett Smith Ted S+efi Earl Stowers Fred Tilley Jackie Sexton iri s Smith Barbara Stephens Carolyn Taylor Reba T ownley forty -six SOPHOMORE CLASS Doris Trail Colleen Vaughn Shirley Ward Buzzie Whitt Judy Trail Nancy Vaughn Ted Ward Peggy Willis Barbai Charles Turner Herbert Vinson Jean Whisman Bill Wilson Woods Tommy Leona Turner Fred Walters Milford Whittaker Rebecca Wilson Woodyard Bobby Vaughn Louise Walters Pat White Neal Wirt forty-seven FRESHMEN The freshman class officers are Preston Sartelle, President; Kitty Elkins, Secretary; Paul Cox, Treasurer; Winifred Pearce, Vice President; Kenneth Brewster, Chap- lain; Carol Ashley, Reporter; and Miss Mary T. Oewel, Sponsor. The freshman class has done its share in the school activities of the year. It had a float in the Home Coming Parade, was second place winner in Stunt Day, and has participated in other school activities. Ella Sue Akers Nancy Akers � Sonny Alley Harriet Amburn Bonnie Anderson Bobby Andrews Carol Ambrister Carol Ashley Milton Aust Jo Ann Baker Jimmy Barnetie Norma Bentley Arnold Beverly Emma Bevil Margaret Bishop Phyllis Bishop Barbara Bower Chester Bransom Jean Bratton Kenny Brewster Fred Brinkley Nancy Brookman Douglas Brown Ann Bruce Barbara Bryant Rebecca Buckner Beverly Byrd Helen Ca-r Barbara Cecil Jesse Clark Shelburne Clark Lyle Commer Franklin Conner Donnie Cook Hilda Cook Linda Cook Merit Cooper Audrey Cox Paul Cox Frank Cregger Stella Creger Richard Crockett Ellen Crockett Phillys Cruff Dorothy Davis forty-nin e Benny Dean Kathryn Deeds Irene DeHart Janet Dowdy Betty Duncan Doug Duncan Shirley Eads Revis Edwards Kitty Elkins Granville Fagg Jerrell Fink June Fink Dreama Firebaugh jackie Firebaugh Jimmy Fisher Ann Frizer Richard Freeman Sidna Fleeman Eddie French Minnie French Geneta Gardner Judith Ann Gill Bonnie Gosnell Emma Goad Jean Goad Mary Ann Graham Gene Gravely Miller Gray Irene Gregory Beaulah Grubb Darryl Grubb David Hagee Richard Hagee Barbara hall Elizabeth Hall Kenneth Hail Peggy Hall Janie Hancock Wayne Harlowe Bobb Harrell Roy Hawkins John Hawks Shirley Hedge Nancy Herron Carol Hill fifty Jack Holt Nancy Horton Sue Howard Palsy Hubble Ronnie Hubble Bonnie Hughes Demapsy Hughes Jimmy Hughett Richard Hughett Lyod Hurley Thomas Hyatt Wayne Jenkins Elizabeth Johnson Hurbert Johnston Jeanette Jones Peggy Jones Robert Jones Scotty Jones Teena Jones Julia Kanode Kenneth Kennedy Glenna Keller Donald King Jimmy King Patty King Sterling Keniser Joyce Kriss Glenn Landis David Leptchitz Rodney Lester Barbara Leweliyn Barbara Lewis Steven Levis Nancy Linkous Ollie Linkous Barbara Mabe Murtle Jean Mabe Margaret Mabry Dick Maines Billy Marshall Wayne Marshall Janett Matthews Dolly Maxwell Edward Maxwell June McCormick fifty-one Ann McRoberts Velma Mitchell Lois Moles Robert Moore Gilford Morehead Eleanor Morefield Ronnie Morefield Alice Morris Etnel Morris George Morrison Jackie Ann Myors Danny Nickols Eileen Nunn Sonja O ' Dell Freddie O ven Judy Owens Wayne Pagan - Ella Sue Painter Roonie Patterson David Patton Bonnie Pearce Winky Pearce Iris Penticost Martha Peterson Martha Phelps Marie Phibbs Peggy Phibbs Violet Powers Freddie Price Wanda Pugh Charles Queen Bonnie Jean Rakes Betty Ann Ratcliff R. F. Ratcliff William Reed Beverly Repass Everett Rider Marie Riggins Alpha Rigney Jerry Rockwell Pat Rogers Billy Roop Hilda Rorrer Duane Roseberry Gene Rupe fifty -two Donnie Russell Eleanor Ryan Preston Sartelle Marguerite Semones Patricia Semores Peggy Semones James Sheiton Elaine Sherman Kathleen Simmerman — Lindsay Shuff Paula Smith Troy Smith Peggy Southern Carolyn Spangler Byron Spencer Harold Spraker Patsy Stoots Forrest Stoots Robert Stowers Judy Stuart Bobby Sullivan Ralph Sutherland Wanda Sutphin Phyllis Swindle Kenneth Tabor Nikki Todd Roger Townely Betty Trail Jo Ann Turner Peggy Turner Hilda Turpin Cecil Umberger Doris Via Nancy Watson Tracy Whitaker Jimmy White Robert White Garnett Whitt J. C. Whitt Charles Williams Franklin Williams Peggy Williams Carol Sue Wiison Mack Wilson Elizabeth Wolfe Carolyn Woodard Robert Woodard Bobby Worrell fifty -three 8 th GRADE The class officers are: Jo Arm Tolley, president; Jolene Grantham, vice presi- dent; Wallace Dalton, secretary; Bonnie Hubble, treasurer. The first day of school last fall saw a rather bewildered group of eighth grade students report to our high school, but they were anxious and determined to learn our routine and soon found their places here. They have been active in several school activities this year such as the preparation of Christmas baskets and the March of Dimes campaign. With Mrs. Lemons as their sponsor and Mrs. Blankenship, their guidance director, they have met twice a month with a variety of programs being presented. The total number of eighth grade students was three hundred thirty-eight, divided into eleven homerooms. They were guided by their homeroom teachers, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Love, Miss Dalton, Miss Frye, Miss Hobby, Mrs. l.emons, Mr. Long, Miss Painter, Miss Robinson, and Mrs. Blankenship. Mrs. Love and Mrs. Wall replaced Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. Dueno second semester. This year has been a very successful one for the eighth grade and they looking forward to being Freshmen next year. are Grant Adkins Barbara Akers Eleanor Akers Janet Akers Hazel Albert Kaye Albert Alfred Alley Billy Anderson Elton Anderson Jerry Anderson Shirley Anderson Melvin Andrews Woodson Andrews Robert Ayers Freddy Baker Eddie Bane Brenda Bartlett Jerry Beckner Glenn Bently Billy Blackburn Dawn Blankenship Louise Bowman C. E. Boyd Jolene Boyd Daniel Breedlove David Breedlove Laverne Brinkley Bobby Brown Melvin Brown Peggy Brunk Dennis Bryson Jetta Burchett Sandra Burchett Kenneth Burton Zenith Burton Tommy Butler Sandra Butts Clarence Byrd James Byrd Almeta Cameron Juanita Caudill Wayne Cecil Jerry Chaffman Ann Chrisley Bobby Clark Roger Clark Louise Coer Douglas Collins William Conner Geraldine Cook James Cook Jaquito Cooper Buddy Cole Marvin Corner fifty-five Billy Corvin Frances Covey Benny Cox Beulah Cox Elwood Cox Mary Frances Cregger James Crockett Jimmy Crumpler Jewel Cuttlip Betty Dalton Wallace Dalton Walter Dalton Sylvia Damron Doris Daughtery Cecil Davis George Davis Henry Davis E. R. Dickerson Marie Douthat James Dowdy Virginia Draper Faye Duncan Mary Ellen Duncan Patricia Dutton David East Roger Edwards Charlotte Ann Eversole Glenn Farmer Wayne Farmer E. C. Fink Joseph Finkstein Carl Fisher Ted Fitzgerald Mary Lee F ' agg Wanda Frazier Doug Freeman Frankie French Charlene Frost Dorothy Gallimo r e Norma Gallimore Harry Gibbs Myrtle Gibbs Raymond Gills Billy Graham Raymond Graham Jimmy Grantham Jolene Grantham Betty Gravely Jerry Gregory John Gregory Cynthia Gross Gail Grubb Eugene Guynn Howard Haga fifty-six Barbara Hagee Elizabeth Hagee Ralph Hall Ruby Jane Hail Elaine Hale Rosa Lee Hale Alice Hall Carol Hall David Hall Jerry Hall Joe Hall Paul Hall Sarah Hall Betty Sue Hancock Linda Jane Hane Elaine Harlow Billy Harrell Bobby Harrell Donnie Harriman Evelyn Havens Richard Heldreth Elaine Henderson Randall Herndon Jimmy Herron Sue Hilderbrand Carole Hill Earl Hill Barbara Hilton Ann Himmelman Barbara Hoback Jerry Hodge Brenda Hogston Wallace Holston •Patsy Hopkins Bobbie Horton Bonnie Hubble Carolyn Hudson -r Brenda Huff J. R. Hughes Ruby Hughes Patricia Hull Nat Hurd Buddy Jackson Patricia Jelf Diane Jennings Glenn Johnston Sylvia Johnston Carolyn Jones Johnny Jones Lonnie Jones Tommy Jones Walter Jones Juanita Kanode Duane Kanode fifty-seven Donna Kegley Ann Kidd Ronnie Kiester Jean Kinder David King Katherine Kirkner Evelyn Lane Larry Lemons Lonnie Lester Patricia Lewey Loretta Linville Carolyn Livesey Lily Long Janet Mabry Patricia Maddy John Manuel Mary Martin Rebecca Martin William Martin Barbara Matthews June Mays Denver McMillian Davis McNew Jerdy McRoberts Frances Melton Richard Meredith Dolores Mink Duane Mitchell Betty Sue Moffitt Peggy Ann Moore Peggy Moore Nancy Morefield Gene Morgan Dale Morris Ernest Morris Stephen Mosier John Nash Danny Nelson Joyce Nixon David Oliver Thomas Otey James Palmer Johnny Palmer Edwin Parks Herbert Parks Janice Parks Bill Patton Elizabeth Pauley Barbara Pinkard Charles Pope Ann Quesenberry Charles Quesenberry Peggy Quesenberry Wallace Quesenberry fifty-eight William Quesenberry Paul Reece Rebecca Repass Richard Repass Betty Reynolds Betty Jo Reynolds Iva Jean Reynolds Herbert Richardson Norma Richardson Barbara Rickey Hensel Ritter Ray Ritter Roy Ritter Jo Ellen Robertson Peggy Rockwell Carolyn Rogers Lorna Rogers Betty Roop Edith Rorrer Shirley Ross Norma Royal Myrtle Runyon Doris Rupe Harold Rupe Robert Rupe Sandra Rupe Mack Saunders Nickey Saunders Mary Sayers Anita Schrader Patsy Schrader Marie Semones Arleta Shelton Rebecca Shelton Ted Shepherd Bonnie Shinault Donald Shinault Garland Shinault Roger Shockley Marshall Shuff James Sims Richard Slate Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Rose Mary Smith Marie Spence Karen Spencer Billy Steger Joyce Stiltner Edward Stinson Peggy Stoots William Stoots Richard Stuart Rodney Stump fifty-nine Raymond Summers Alvin Sutphin Bonnie Sutphin Darlene Sutphin Joann Sutphin Mary Sutphin Phillip Sutphin Jackson Tabor Roy Tabor Betty Taylor David Taylor Ernestine Taylor Violet Taylor Virginia Taylor Barbara Thomas James Thomas Merle Thomas Patsy Thomas Bobby Thompson Eleanor Thompson Terry Thornton Velma Thornton Vernon Thornton James Tibbs Johnny Todd Joanne Tolley Darlene Trail Barbara Allen Turner Barbara Joyce Turner Douglas Turner Frederic Turner Phyllis Turner Nancy Turpin Alden Underwood Bobby Viars Henry Ward Maxine Ward William Ward Wanda Webb Charles Whitaker Jo Ann White Roger White Larry Williams Marvin Williams Anne Windle Kathleen Wingo Arnold Woodvard David Worrell Franklin Worrell Charlena Wright Harvey Wright Judy Yearout Judy Young Barbara Zeigler sixty ACTIVITIES T , R ?J£J5y (SaBf- WYjm JP ■ t |T T -V ' vP F’, WES ' P55m ivE ' llrv ' ‘ . ' , V 5t. 7 ■ a §► STUDENT COUNCIL Officers of the 1955-56 Pulaski High School Student Council are: Judy Owen, president; Ralph Wirt, vice president; Janie Aust, secretary; Verl Ann Owens, treasurer; and Martha Slate, chaplain. Faculty adviser is Miss Emma Gallimore. The council is comprised of a representative from each homeroom and the president of each class. Activities conducted and sponsored by the council are for the benefit of the whole school — student body and faculty. This year ' s council has enjoyed a successful year because of the fine support and participation of the students and faculty. sixty -two STUDENT COUNCIL First row Verl Ann Owens, Teddy Wirt, Judy Owen, Janie Aust, Martha Slate. Second row: Beverly Byrd, Carol Ashely, Barbara Lewellyn, Brenda Hogston, Patricia Hull, Martha Peterson, Jo Ann Tolley, Faye Duncan, Carol Mathews, Pat Jelf. Third row: Kathleen Wingo, Barbara Pinkard, Charlene Frost, Pat White, Miss Emma Gallimore, Sponsor, Peggy Hubble, Ruby Jane Hall, Bonnie Hubble, Phyllis Swindle. Fourth row: Jimmy Poole, Duane Musser, Marvin Webb, Winky Pearce, David Altizer, Jack Tolley, Nat Hurd. Not Pictured: R. F. Ratcliff, Kenneth Tabor, Preston Sartelle, Lydia Jordan, Lindsay Hickam, Wallace Dalton, Tex Boggs. Activities began In the summer of 1955 when the President, Vice President, and Sponsor attended the State SCA Workshop at Madison College the first week In August. Much time was spent iri planning and preparing the student handbook, Howdy Day, and Howdy Dance which were presented the first week of school. Emphasis has been placed on Safety this year with a safe driving exhibition and as- sembly and special announcements keeping the students safety conscious. Traditional activities sponsored by the council again this year are: activities calendars, club schedules, seating arrangements for assemblies, religious and special assemblies, 5c plan for lyceum programs, Homecoming Parade, Stunt Day, Talent Show, Christmas baskets, participation In district and state SCA meetings, March of Dimes, publicizing of all school activities weekly in the Southwest Times, and revising of club files. The Winter Formal and the Sportsman ' s Creed in the gymnasium have been special projects of this year ' s council. sixty-three NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom to top: Mrs. Perdue, George Dais, Eva Pappas, Norma Crawford, Gladys Gallimore, Ralph Wirt, Mary McDaniel, Willadeane Phibbs, Patricia Hall, Raymond Mabry, Delbert White, Tommy Perdue, Jack Tolley, Billy Hickam, Alex Dunlap, and Ver| Ann Owens. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. The activities of the society this year include the annual beauty contest to select Miss Pulaski High, ' an installation ceremony for the new members of the National Junior Honor Society, and a financial contribution to the school. Our float won second prize in the Homecoming parade. Officers are: George Dais, president; Eva Pappas, vice president, Norma Craw- ford, secretary; Gladys Gallimore, treasurer; and Mrs. Nester Perdue, sponsor. sixty-four BETA CLUB First row: Teddy Wirt, Glenna Conner, Tommy Perdue, Mary McDaniel Second row: Roxanna Stoots, Juanita Underwood, Gaye Quesenberry, Darlene Ross, Eva Pappas, Jean Linkous, Jean Williams, Suzi Rice, Jean McDaniel. Third row: Freda Turner, Audrey Reaves, Francis Williams, Judy Owen, Doris Horton, Patsy Via, Willadene Phibbs, Verl Ann Owens, Norma Crawford, Patricia Hall. Fourth row: Micky Albert, George Dais, Miss Emma Gallimore, sponsor; Arlan East, Delbert White. Fifth row: Larry Pearce, Kenneth Riggle, Jack Tolley, Alex Dunlap, Billy Hickam, Laneau Pippen, Chester Rogers, Raymond Mabry. The Beta Club is an honor organization of Juniors and Seniors. Requirements for membership are a 8 average, good character, commendable attitude, and approved by the head of the school. The purpose of the club is to encourage and recognize high scholastic achieve- ment, leadership, and service ability. The club sponsored a sock hop, the annual Kiddy Dance, and a float in the homecoming parade. The club adopted a two-year project of placing Pulaski High School lettering on the front of the building. Officers are: Mary McDaniel, president; Tommy Perdue, vice president; Glenna Conner, secretary; Ralph Wirt, treasurer; and Miss Emma Gallimore is the club sponsor. sixty-five NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: Martha Long, Nancy Vaughn, Sandra Ledford, David Altizer Nelson Boan, Ronald Royal, Jackie Hughes. Second row: Nancy Brown, Linda Roop, Gayle Garrison, Beulah Carroll, Ann Powers, Patsy Hudson. Third row: Barbara Thornton, Lindsay Hickam, Cletis Akers, Curtis Hollins, Ann Jackson, Ruth Seagle, and Miss Alzie Barnett, sponsor. The purposes of the National Junior Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. Membership is taken from the sophomore class. The officers are: Barbara Thornton, president; Lindsay Hickam, vice president; Cletis Akers, secretary; Curtis Hollins, treasurer; Ruth Seagle, reporter; Ann Jackson, chaplain; and Miss Barnett, sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Wanda Sutphin, Carol Wilson, Beverly Byrd, Lydia Jordon, Patsy Via, Barbara Mabe, Harriet Amburn, Eva Pappas, Elizabeth Mays. Standing: Mrs. Perdue, sponsor; Elizabeth Wolfe, Mary Ann Graham; A. J. Smith; Jack Holt; Doris Via; Peggy Cook; Beulah Grubb; June Fink; Sidna Fleeman; Annie Mae Cregger; Willadeane Phibbs; Judith Owens; Franklin Conner; Shirley Hedge; Nancy Jones, Cecil Nixon; Doris Trail. The Library Club meets each month with Mrs. Margaret Perdue as sponsor. The purpose of the Library Club is to teach the members how to use the library, to promote a greater interest in reading, and to assist the entire school in the use of all the material available in the library. Officers were: Patsy Via, president; Lydia Jordon, vice president; Tex Boggs, secretary; Beverly Byrd, treasurer; and Carol Wilson, chaplain. sixty-six ORIOLE CHIRPS STAFF First row: Nathan Wilson, Eva Pappas, Susan Martin, Kenneth Ashley. Second row: Charles King, Gladys Gallimore, Delbert White. Third row: Bill Waller, Stuart Lane, Jack Poore, Nancy Gemmel, Richard Mitchell, Alva Gregory, Juanita Underwood, Miss Ellen Palmer, sponsor. Members of the Oriole Chirps staff have tried to present a school paper that will create interest and enjoyment. We feel that our efforts have been appre- ciated by the student body, and we have thoroughly enjoyed combining our talents to bring you the monthly picture of school happenings you knew as the Chirps. We shall depart from P. H. S., but the things we learned and the memories we shared shall stay with us always. sixty-seven SENIOR GIRLS’ CLUB First row: Mary Akers, Genny Akers, Doris Bordwine, Muriel Hash, Becky Stevens. Second row; Gertrude Davis, Peggy Cox, Evelyn Matherly, Lida Ritter, Mary Alderman, Bonnie Thomas, Dreama Morris, Darlene Ross, Joyce Childress, Barbara Freeman, Lola Wayne Gilliam, Betty Jo Jackson, Jeanne McDaniel, Anita Morris, Roxanna Stoats, Nancy Jones, Jean Davis, Nancy Gray, Pat Via, Nellie Wright. Third row: Faye Lyons, Pat Grey, Suzi Rice, Elizabeth Lane, Elizabeth Ann Garland, Rosanne Lahmann, Estrue Edwards, Judy Owen, Frances Harvey, Peggy Firebaugh, Ellen Hagee, Janet Morris, June Ryan, Ruth Dalton, Jean Tolliver, Janie Brickey, Joyce Stoots, Wilma Richardson. The purposes of this organization are: To create a better impression of Pulaski High School through our club, and to create a better relationship between teachers and students. The officers are: Mary Akers, president; Genevieve Akers, vice president; Doris Bordwine, secretary; Mary Frances Woods; treasurer, Muriel Hash, reporter; Becky Stevens, chaplain; and Mrs. Sullins, sponsor. KEY CLUB First row: Lindsay Hickam, Preston Sartelle, Delber t White, Lindsay Shuff, George Dais, Nathan Wilson, Tex Boggs, George Galloway. Second row Tommy Perdue, Bob Lockett, Alex Dunlap, Ralph Wirt, Billy Hickam, Jack Tolley, Jackie Hughes, David Altizer. The Key Club takes up and sells tickets at all basketball games. We are planning to send two members to the District Key Convention at Washington, D. C. Officers are: Tommy Perdue, president; Lindsey Hickam, vice president; Bob Lockett, secretary-treasurer; and Jack White, sponsor. sixty -eight FRENCH CLUB Left to right: Mrs. Byrd, Larry Morris, Claude Pa + terson, Neal Wirt, Weedie Bushong, Judy Parks, Roberta Gregory, Mike Davidson, Martha Slate, Sandra Ratcliff, Joan Leeson. L.e Circle francais The officers are: Joan Leeson, president; Sandra Ratcliffe, vice president; Martha Slate, secretary; Mike Davidson, treasurer; Roberta Gregory, chaplain; and Mrs. Bird, sponsor. El, CLUB ESPANOL Left to right Mrs. Dueno, sponsor, Pat Hall, Harold Craig, Elizabeth Garland, Cletis Akers, Virginia Conner, Pat Hudson, James Babb, Mickey Albert, Arnold Mink, A. J. Smith, Tommy Moorefield Cecil Palmer bred Hall. The officers were: president, Patricia Hall; vice president, Harold Craig; sec- retary, James Smith; treasurer, Alve Gregory; and chaplain, Elizabeth Ann Garland. sixty-nine ART CLUB First row: Elizabeth Eanes, Martha Peterson, Pat Rogers, Beverly Repass, Charles Quesenberry, Wayne Tolbert. Second row: Mrs. Blanche Garland, sponsor, Mack Wilson, Suzi Rice, Mary Woodard, Carol Armbrister, Cecil Nixon, Joshua Hilton. Third row: Dickie Parks, Kenny Ashley, Bobby Harrell, Earl East, Freddy Richardson, Doug Anderson, Garnett Whitt. This year the club has had school exhibits o ' ? art work of students. Bulletin boards have been arranged for special occasions. For the community the Christmas Nativity scene was place on the Court House lawn. The club is purchasing an enamel- ing kiln for the Art department. The officers for this year were: Earl East, president; Richard Parks, vice-president; Pat Rogers, secretary; Suzi Rice, treasurer; and Martha Peterson, reporter. P.H.S. LITTLE THEATER Seated Franklin Davis, sponsor. Standing: Harriet Amburn. First row: Katherine Deeds, Scotty Roope, Elizabeth Garland, Lydia Jordon, Billy Rupe. Second row: Mary Ann Graham, Violet Powers, Norma Bentley, Doug Burchett, Pat Via, Valerie Dalton, Betsy Gilmer, Ann Carey Bruce, Stanley Morefield. Third row: Frank Shinault, David Guynn, Nathan Wilson, Lanny Harris, Neal Wirt, Shelburne Clark, John Shuff. The Pulaski High School Little Theatre is composed of students who are inter- ested in the field of Dramatics. The club entered a one-act play in the District Play Festival. Officers are: Elizabeth Garland, president; Scotty Rupe, vice president; Lydia Jordon, secretary; Kathryn Deeds, reporter; and Billy Rupe, devotional chairman. seventy CHEMISTRY CLUB First row: Chester Rogers, Judy Kingsmore, Gaye Quesenberry, Arlan East, Billy Hickam, Miss Laura Dalton, sponsor. Second row: Doug Anderson, Audrey Reeves, Nina Hogston, Muriel Hash. Third row: Laneau Pippen, Ronald Daugherty, Tommy Perdue, Nelson Boan, George Dais, Jack Poore, Dreama Morris, Faye Lyon. The club this year gave the Miss Pulaski High Contest dance, and bought three buretts tor measuring and dispensing acids, for use in the laboratory. Officers were: Chester Rogers, president: Billy Hickam, vice president; Gaye Quesenberry, secretary; Arlan East, treasurer; Gayle Long, librarian; Judy Kingsmore, reporter; and Miss Dalton, sponsor. F. T. A. First row: Mrs. Holt, sponsor, Barbara Tho r nton, Cletis Akers, Doris Fisher, Lynda Cregger, Dian e Brookman, Ann Powers. Second row: Peggy Hudson, Sandra Ledford, Nancy Gemmell, Linda Cook, Betty Duncan, Mimmie French. The aim of the F. T. A. is to interest the students in entering the teaching pro- fession. The local club was organized three years ago and named for Miss Eva Vaughn. The officers are: Nancy Gemmell, president; Sandra Ledford, secretary; James King, treasurer; and Mrs. Holt, sponsor. Not pictured are: James King, Louise Walters and Betty Racliffe. seventy-one D. E. CLUB Front row: Rodney Hash, Barbara Owens, Alice Wilson, Bud Webb, Tamara Slaughter, Bert Gosnell. Back row: Mary Alderman, Joyce Covey, Nellie Wright, Bobby Melton, Bobby Umberger, Nathan Wilson, Ronald Vaughn, Stuart Johnston, Mr. Davis, sponsor. To provide the club members with a means of learning of the Vocational op- portunities in the field of Distribution, is one purpose of the D. E. Club. First row: Ruth Dalton, Graham Gregory, Gene Andrews. Second row: Sammy Stuart, Jimmy Babb, Doug Burton, David Guynn, Jessie Brown, George Akers, Mr. Davis, sponsor. The officers were: Sammy Stuart, president; Donald Hubble, vice president; Gene Andrews, secretary; and Edna Bevil, treasurer. seven ly-two F.H.A First row: Marie Phibbs, Margarette Leeson, Barbara Leweilyn, Phyllis Swindler, Carol Hill, Doris Bo dwine, Gaye Quesenberry, Alva Gregory, Janie Brickey. Second row: Barbara Hall, Peggy Phibbs, Janice Morris, Bonnie Pierce, Peggy Southern, Muriel Hash, Mrs. Boyd, sponsor. Third row: Nellie Mae Wright, Myrtle Goad, Jean Bratton, Barbara Lewis, Janie Howlett, Sonia Odell, Shirley Hedge, Peggy Kanode, Elean Morefield, Margaret Mabry, Hilda Rorrer, Bonnie Rakes, Carol Wilson, Barbara Mabe, Brenda Novell, Velma Mitchell, Judy Owens, Whel Morris. Fourth row Bonnie Thompson, Martha Phelps, Mary Alderman, Frances Harvey, Shirley Keister, Ruth Dalton, Jean Mabe, Rebecca Buckner, Margaret Mustard, Gertrude Davis, Ellen Hagee, June Ryan, Julia Kanode, Peggy Firebaugh, Sandra Ratcliff, Anita Morris, Faye Lyons. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying hememaking in junior and senior high schools. Officers are: Janie Brickey, president; Alva Gregory, vice president; Gaye Quesenberry, secretary; Doris Bordwine, treasurer; Phyllis Swindel, reporter; Marie Phibbs, chaplain; Barbara Leweilyn, historian; Margaret Leeson, song leader; and Mrs. James W. Boyd, sponsor. JUNIOR F. H. A. First row: Carolyn Levesay, Norma Jean Royal, Jetta Burchett, Alice Hall, Carol Hill. Seated: Barbara Pinkard, Becky Shelton, Doris Daugherty, Eleanor Thompson, Judy Young. Second row: Joyce Nixon, Barbara Hoback, Janice Parks, Katherine Kirkner, Frankie French, Jerdy McRoberts, Jewel Cutlip, Miss Oewel, sponsor. Not Pictured: Anne Windle, Frances Covey, Rosemary Smith. The officer s are: Becky Shelton, president; Barbara Pinkard, vice president; Carole Hill, secretary; Doris Daugherty, treasurer; Norma Royal, chaplain; Eleanor Thompson, historian; Jewel Cutlip, reporter; Alice Hall, parliamentarian; and Miss Mary T. Oewel, sponsor. seventy three I SENIOR HI-Y First row: Billy Hickam, Roy Hall, Bob Pearman, Kenneth Ashley, Chester Rogers, Nathan Wilson. Second row: Tommy Perdue, Butch Patton, Richard Parks, Alex Dunlap. Third row: Mr. Fowler, sponsor, Harold Craig, Bud Webb, Harry Aust. Wayne Tolbert, Laneau Pippen, Jack Tolley. The officers are: Nathan Wilson, president; Roy Ha!!, vice president; Chester Rogers, secretary; Kenneth Ashley, treasurer; Billy Hickam, chaplain; and Bob Pear- man, reporter. SENIOR TRI - HI-Y First row: Judy Kingsmore, Francis Williams, Joyce Childress, Pat Grey, Gaye Quesenberry, Eva Pappas. Second row: Mrs. Hathaway, Norma Crawford, Roxanne Stoots, Francis Harvey, Darlene Ross, Patsy Via, Betty Jo Jackson, Elizabeth Lane, Jean Williams, Alice Wilson. Third row: Janie Aust, Barbara Owens, Janice Hardy, Nancy Gemmell, Juanita Underwood, Suzi Rice, Susan Martin, Alva Gregory, Nancy Gray, Glenna Conner, Jean Davis, Eileen Phillips, Judy Owens. The officers were: Eva Pappas, president; Gaye Quesenberry, vice president; Joyce Childress, secretary; Francis Williams, treasurer; Pat Grey, chaplain; and Judy Kingsmore, reporter. seventy -four SOPHOMORE TRI - HI-Y First row: Barbara Stephens, Agnes Davidson, Barbara Woods, Ann Jackson, Shirley Grey, Lynda Roop. Second row: Anita Breedlove, Margarette Leeson, Carol Rankin, Mona Morris, Gayle Garrison, Carolyn Taylor, Rebecca Wilson, Rita Dalton. Third row: Roberta Gregory, Martha Slate, Ruth Seagle, Brinda Novell, Joyce Quesenberry, Shirley Ward, Xymena Bowmen, Eva Spraker, Peggy Hubble, Pat White, Judy Parks. Officers were: Ann Jackson, president; Linda Roop, vice president; Judy Parks, secretary; Margaret Leeson, treasurer; Shirley Gray, chaplain, Barbara Woods, re- porter; and Miss Frye, sponsor. FRESHMAN TRI - HI-Y First row: Ann Carey Bruce, Nancy Akers. Carol Hill, Beverly Bird, Sue Howard, Barbara Lewellyn. Second row Elizabeth Wolfe, Violet Powers, Harriet Amburn, Peggy Hall, Shirley Hedge, Nancy Herron, Judith Owens, Martha Peterson, Kathryn Deeds, Patsy Stoots, Carolyn Spangler, Peggy Turner, Mary Ann Graham, Doris Via. Third row: Ann Fizer, Wanda Sutphin, Elaine Sherman, Patsy Hubble, Janet Downey Kitty Elkins, Carol Ashly, Barbara Bowyer, Norma Bentley, June Fink, Bonnie Pierce, Nickie Todd, Carol Sue Wilson, Lynda Cook. The sponsor was Mrs. Baum and the officers were as follows: Barbara Lewellyn, president; Sue Howard, vice president; Beverly Byrd, secretary; Carol Hill, treasurer: Nancy Akers, chaplain; and Ann Bruce, reporter. seventy ' five If 8th GRADE TRI -HI-Y First row: Brenda Huff, Darlene Trail, Mary Lee Fagg, Jolene Boyd, Sarah Hall, Kay Albert, Jo Ann Tolley, Eleanor Thompson, Lorna Rogers, Peggy Rockwell, Betty Sue Moffit. Second row: Judy Young, Jolene Grantham, Bonnie Hubble, Dawn Blankenship, Sandra Butts, Elaine Harlow, Betty Roope, Carol Hill, Mary Ellen Duncan, Evelyn Lane, Rebecca Repass. Third row: Patty Lewey, Jewel Cutlip, Barbara Pinkard Pat Jelf, Tinky Helton, Patsy Hopkins, Carolyn Hudson, Jo Ann Sutphin, Wanda Webb, Carol Hall, Nancy Morefield. The membership is composed of 8th grade girls only. The officers were: Jo Anne Tolley, president; Kaye Albert, vice president; Sara Hall, secretary; Jolene Boyd, treasurer; Mary Lee Fagg, sgt-at-arms; Mary Ellen Duncan, chaplain; Miss Palmer, sponsor. G. A. A. First row: Jean Mabe, Eleanor Morefield, Peggy Hall, Nikki Todd, Paula Smith, Linda Roope, Eileen Philip-s, Pat White, Ellen Runyon, Jean Goad, Peggy Hubble, Charlotte Meade, Betty Johnson. Second row: Ellen Haga, Mary Ritter, Jean Tolliver, Mary Woods, Margaret Mabry, Evelyn Rorrer, Judy Johnston, Hazel Powers, Anita Breedlove, Shirley Gray, Georgia Stoots, Velma Mitchell, Ethel Morris. Third row: Mena Morris, Mary Cox, Darlene Ross, Mary Woodard, Helda Turpan, Jackie Brino, Virginia Con- ner, Ann Jackson, Nancy Brown, Yvonne Horton, Margy Hall. Fourth row Patsy Hubble, Carolyn Taylor, Patsy Stoots, Carolyn Spangler, Marguerite Semones, Marie Phibbs. Ellen Crockett, Judy Trail, Shirley Stoots, Nina Hogston, Barbara Cecil. Fifth row: Barbara Woods Agnes Davidson, Gayle Garrison, Pat Rogers, Janet Dowdy, Barbara Bowyer, Rebecca Buckner, Ann Fizer, Genetta Gardner, Coleen Vaughn. Barbara Lewis, Dorothy Burton, Shirley Ward. The Girls ' Athletic Association is composed of members who strive to promote more healthful sportsmanship and school spirit among the students. The membership is open to all high school girls who participate in the club activities. The officers are: Eileen Phillips, president; Lynda Roop, vice president; Pat White, secretary; and Ellen Runyon, treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Reece Goldsmith. seventy-six First row: Elizabeth Wolf, Doris Via, Roy Hall, Wilma Meade, Bonnie Bell. Second row: Jody Stuart, Ann Hall, Charlotte Meade, Mary Ruth Akers, Joyce. Covey. Third row; Yvonne Horton. Barbara Cecil, Ruth Kegley, Hilda Rigney, June Fink. Fourth row: Lynda Cook, Janet Dowdy, Paula Smith, Nikki Todd, Betty Johnson. Fifth row: Joyce Kress, Carolyn Spangler, Patsy Stocts, Marguerite Semones, Beulah Grubb. Sixth row: Minnie Andrews, Jo Ann Tjrner, Alpha Rigney, Janie Hancock, Nancy Lovern. Seventh row: Dorothy Burton, Pat Semones, Betty Ratcliff, Annette Roop, Peggy Kingrea. Eighth row: Jimmy Harpe, Jack Brino. Officers are: Wilma Meade, president; Elizabeth Wolfe, vice president; Doris Via, secretary; Bonnie Bell, treasurer; and Miss Elizabeth Painter, sponsor. First row: Becky Stephens, Janice Hardy, Martha Slate, Pat White. Second row: Alice Wilson, Elizabeth Lane, Lynda Roop, Lydia Jordon, Patsy Hubble, Jean Williams. Third row: Barbara Woods, Gaye Quesenberry, Judy Owen, Sue Howard, Caro! Ashelv, Judy Parks, Pat Grey. Fourth row: Susan Martin, Janie Aust, Nancy Gray, Tamara Slaughter, Suzi Rice, Peggy Willis. The main accomiplishment was the annual May Day. Officers were: Janice Hardy, president; Becky Stephens, vice president; Judy Kinqsmore, secretary; Pat White, treasurer; Martha Slate, reporter; and Mrs. Katherine Kegley, sponsor. seventy-seven I ELECTRONICS CLUB First row: Mack Wilson, Chester Branxcom, Stanley Moorefield. Second row; Bobby Andrews, Frank Hughes, Ralph Sutherland, Jerry Manuel, Doug Burchett. Third row ; Gilford Morehead, Bobby Vaughan, Ronnie Patterson, Charles Williams, Harry Aust, Nikki Jones, Milton Aust. Fourth row: Billy Roope, Eugene Gravely, Jack Morris, Glenn Landis, Wayne Tolbert, Rodney Lester, Garnet Smith. Fifth row: David Guynn, Duane Duncan, Duane Hix, Guy Bishop, Lyle Conner. Officers were: Harry Aust, president: Nicky Jones, vice president; Rayo Hol- ston, secretary; Wayne Tolbert, treasurer; and Kenneth Ashley, reporter. The sponsors are Mrs. Hathaway and Mr. Fowler. LATIN CLUB First row: Mrs. Robertson, sponsor, Bill Wilson, Betsy Gilmer, Ruth Seagle, Valerie Dalton. Second row: Hazel Powers, Phyllis Bishop, Bonnie Rakes, Bonnie Pierce, Nancy Vaughan, Ella Sue Painter, Nancy Brookman. Third row: Martha Long, Elaine Sherman, Norma Bentley, Katherine Deeds, Martha Phelps, Carol Hill, Lindsay Hickman, Nancy Herron, Nancy Akers, Violet Ruth Powers. Fourth row: Nelson Bowman, Scotty Roop, John Hawks, Junior Cooper, Wayne Harlow, David Lepchetz, Bill Boyd, Jimmy White. The club motto is Laetus, amicus, tamen impiger et navus, meaning Happy, friendly, nevertheless industrious and diligent. The officers for the club are Ruth Seagle, president; Valerie Dalton, vice presi- dent; Betsy Gilmer, secretary; Bill Wilson, treasurer; Preston Sartelle, chaplain. seventy-eight First row: Rebecca Repass, Don McKinney, Kenneth Riggle, Beverly Repass, Elaine Sherman, Mary Ellen Duncan, Violet Powers, Steve Moiser, Jack Turner, Bill Thornton, Wayne Lemons, Gerald Repass, Bill Graham, Eddie French, Bobby Harrell, Mack Wilson. Second row Director James H. Godfrey, David Harrell, Morris Brown, Frank Bramrner, Bobby Vaughn, Mary Frances Cox, Tvonne Horton, Bobby Thompson, Gene Morgan, Shelbourne Clark, Freddy Owen, Cecil Davis. Third row: Stanley Morefield, Lyle Comer, Doug Turner, Jimmy Grantham, Ted Shepherd, Everett Rider, Byron Spencer, Eddie Stinson, Alice Wilson, Kay Albert, Jimmy White. The officers of the band are: Jack Turner, president; Kenneth Riggle, vice president; Alice Wilson, secretary; Roy Hall, treasurer; Kenneth Riggle, student di- rector; Bobby Umberger, drum major; and Mr. James Godfrey, director. The Pulaski High School Band now consists of fifty members and is one of the most active organizations in the school. Its purpose is to create in our schools and community a cultural consciousness of music. The Band, under the direction of Mr. James Godfrey, performed various maneu- vers at all football games, with the exception of Martinsville. It also participated in many other school events such as bonfires, parades, and assemblies. seventy-rune PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Accompanist: Susan Martin, Elizabeth Garland. First row: Barbara Stephens, Pat Via, Nancy Lovern, Martha Hawkins, Margaret Leeson, Helen Welch. Second row: Peggy Kanode, Evelyn Matherly, Dorothy Burton, Verl Ann Owens, Betty Jones, Louise Walters, Elizabeth Garland, Annette Roope, Susan Martin, Jo Ann Cook, Frances Harvey, Elizabeth Mays. Third row: Shirley Ward, Judy Parks, Agnes Davidson, Betty Martin, Shirley Keister, Margaret Mustard, Charlotte Meade, Marie Allyson, Pat Grey, Elizabeth Eanes, Ann Powers, Doris Boardwine, Janie Brickey. Fourth row: Mr. Godfrey, Director; William Reed, Ronnie Huddle, Bill Wilson, Edward Craig Scotty Roope, Jimmy Poole, Sanford Hopkins. Not pictured: Frank Shinault. o A The Pulaski High School Chorus, under the leadership of James Kenneth Tabor, H. Godfrey, has contributed much to the musical life of our school this year. The chorus is made up of forty-five voices. Its purpose is to create a greater interest in music throughout the school and community. The chorus gave a number of programs in the churches and at different clubs in the community. It also participated in a Festival of Christmas Music, Spring Con- cert, District Music Festival, and All-State Chorus — West. The officers were: Janie Brickey, president: Frances Harvey, vice president; Patsy Via, secretary; Verl Ann Owens, treasurer; and Pat Grey, reporter. eighty GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Seated; Nancy Herron. hirst row: Bonnie Pierce, Barbara Bryant, Margaret Mabry, June McCormick, Teena Jones, Eleanor Morefield, Ella Sue Painter, Rebecca Buckner, Emma Goad, Nikki Todd, Barbara Hall, Director, James Godfrey. Second row: Peggy Phibbs, Judy Gill, Ann McRoberts, Carol Hill, Elizabeth Johnson, Dorothy Davis, Pat Semones, Bonnie Gosnell, Marie Phibbs, Betty Ratcliffe, Jean Mabe, Barbara Lewellyn. Officers are: Barbara Lewellyn, president; Carol Hill, vice president; Marie Phibbs, secretary-treasurer; Bonnie Pearce, librarian; and Oil Ryan, reporter. SOPHISTICATS Pianist: Elizabeth Garland. Saxophones: Kenneth Riggle, Bobby Umberger, Jack Turner, Gerald Repass, Wayne Lemons. Trumpets: Frank Brammer, Morris Brown. Trombone: Alice Wilson Drums: Roy Hall eight y-one GIRLS’ MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Susan Martin, Janie Aust, Juanita Underwood. Second row Elizabeth Lane, Tamara Slaughter, Verl Ann Owens, Norma Crawford. Third row: Janice Hardy, Carol Ann Rankin. The officers this year were: Janie Aust, president: Susan Martin, vice president; and Juanita Underwood, secretary and treasurer. BOYS’ MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Duane Musser, Bill Waller, Fred Hall, Nickey Jones. Second row: Chesler Rogers, John Shuff, Stuart Lane, Dean Newman, Ralph Burchett, Richard Mitchell, Jack Tolley, Larry Morris, Jimmy Poole. Third row: Wallace Thrasher, Vastine Walker, David Saunders, Alex Dunlap, Bobby Hilderbrand, Harold Craig, Guy Bishop, Harry Aust. The club members bought orange and black monogram sweaters and jackets. Club officers were: Nickey Jones, president: Fred Hall, vice president; Duane Musser, secretary; and Bill Waller, treasurer. eighty ' two SPORTS COACHING STAFF Without a doubt, the most important single person in connection with any team is the coach. At Pulaski High School, we are fortunate in having such a fine coaching staff. Their hard work, diligence and knowledge of the game have made our sports both exciting and rewarding. Starting at the left, our coaches are: Mr. John White, assistant head football coach and JV basketball coach. Mr. Eugene Hoback, our basketball and JV football coach. Mr. Edward Rockwell, head football and track coach, came here this year from Bedford High School. Mr. Zed Long is the baseball and eighth grade football coach. Mrs. Reese Goldsmith has completed her fourth year as coach of the girls b asketball team. MANAGERS Managers this year were: (Left to right) Eddie Parks, Richard Freeman, Franklin Hughes, Janie Brickey, Duane Musser, Nickey Saunders, Charles Morris, Garland Shinault. Not Pictured — Jean Tolliver. eif htif-four The majorettes are: Tamara Slaughter, Roberta Gregory, Barbara Owen, Judy Kingsmore, Bobby Umberger, drum major, Elizabeth Lane, Norma Crawford, Kathryn Deeds, Carol Rankin. Heads back, legs high, and the twirling cd a shining baton, are the eight ma- jorettes who have added to the highlights and excitement of our pep rallies, parades, and football games. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Janie Aust, head cheerleader. Standing; left to right: Lydia Jordan Becky Stephens, Susan Martin, Janice Hardy, Pat Gray, Jean Williams. Led by Janie Aust, the all-senior squad made a colorful and inspiring sight at games, bonfires, and pep rallies. They were sponsored by Miss Mayme McCoy. eighty -five tend Saunders ' Sack Ralph Burchett jack Tolley Bad Tracy Whitaker Back Back f =J 4 in j! n Richard Mitchell Back -r V R. F. Ratclif Center Curtis Hollins End Duane Hix Center Lockett Ed Craig Guardi Wilson Dean Newman Tackle is KegW Tackle 3 ■ Croncan Doane ti § Doug Anderson i Guard . ' f Gna ' ( Fred Hall-Tackle •ft ppj i I slP RJ Hatch Coltrane Guard BOYS’ VARSITY BASK ETB ALI First row: Dean Newman, captain, Bill Waller, Tex Boggs, Laneau Pippen, Curtiss Hollins. Second row: Cecil Ward, Ralph Burchett, Tracy Whitaker, Jack Tolley. Third row: Jackie Hughes, Chester Rogers. Pulaski ' s cagers had a pretty rugged start this year. However, the team im- proved rapidly as the season wore on and finished with a bang. A fine team spirit was led by captain Dean Newman, who helped Coach Hoback weld the Orioles into a hard-running outfit. FOOTBALL The season of 1955 was the best for the Orioles in some years. Although in- experienced and small, they came through with a 4-4-2 record. Under the combined leadership of Mr. Rockwell and Mr. White the team won considerably more games than pre-season ratings gave them a chance for. Co-captains Fred Hall and Bill Waller led the Orioles with an unfailing spirit, and confidence in the ability of the boys. Although they did not win all their games, the team members agree that this season has brought a greater understanding and a deeper appreciation of the power of teamwork. eighty-eight .). V. FOOTBALL First row: Frank Hughes, Nicki Saunders. Second row: Dickie Crockett, Sonny Alley, Richard Hagee, Third row: Donald Filzgerald. Jack Holt, Lawrence Fagg, Shuff , Everette Rider. fourth row: Rodney Lester, Kenny Brewster, Roger Townley, Worrell, Morris Brown. Fifth row: Scottie Roop, Gene Rupe, David Guynn, J. Johnny Palmer, Coach Gene Hoback. Edward, Maxwell, Bobby Moore, Frank Cregger, Paul Cox, David Winfred Pearce, Jimmy Hughes, C. Whitt, Bobby Hilderbrand, Charles Williams. Lepchetz, Lindsay Neil Wirt, Bobby Eugene Gravely, J. V. BASKETBALL First row: William Stcots, Doug Burchett, Sonny Allen, Wayne Jenkins. Second row: Everett Rider, Bob Lockeit, R. F. Ratcliff, Winkey Pierce, Shelburne Clark. Third row: Ted Shepherd, J. C. Whitt, Bobby Harrell, Freddy Turner, Frank Cregger. eighty-nine naMM BASEBALL Left to right. Nickey Jones, Ronnie Burchett, Bill Waller, Harry Aust. TRACK TEAM First row Richard Mitchell, Jimmy Smith, Tex Boggs, Harold Craig, Jimmy Harpe, David Saunders, Bill Wilson and Charles King. Second row: Scotty Roop, Fred Hall, Edward Craig, Guy Bishop, Tony Morris, Curtis Kegley, David Altizer and George Galloway. 8th GRADE FOOTBALL First row: Wallace Holston, Benny McCroskey, David McNew, Ronnie Smith, J. R. Hughes, Kenneth Goad, Jimmy Crockett. Second row: Manager Doug Freeman, Ted Fitzgerald, C. E. Boyd, Mack Saunders, Walter Jones, Elton Ander- son, Billy Anderson, Lonnie Lester, Manager Eddie Parks. Third row: Coach Zed Long, Jerry Hall, Randall Herndon, Ted Shepherd, Wallace Dalton, Joe Hall, Danny Nelson. ti inety GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Verl Ann Owen, captain. First row standing: Judy Johnston, Betsy Gilmer, Beverly Byrd, Ellen Runyon, Barbara Bowyer, Valerie Dalton, Eleanor Ryan, Ruthie Seagle, Doris Trail, Dorothy Burton, Doris Via. Second row kneeling: Betty Johnson, Eileen Phillips, Mary Ritter, Juanita Underwood, Nancy Gray, Barbara Freeman. The young and inexperienced Oriolettes didn ' t win many games this year, but , as the team was made up mainly of underclassmen. Coach Reese Goldsmith has high hopes for her feams of fhe future. The team ' s wonderful spirit was led by captain Verl Ann Owens. - ninety-one J. V. CHEERLEADERS Rah, Rah, Rah Rah, was the cry of our fans as they were led by these junior charmers. The squad consists of 4 Sophomores and 3 Freshmen. They are: Patsy Hubble, Freshman; Peggy Willis, Sophomore; Pat White, Sophomore; Martha Ann Slate, Sophomore, head cheerleader; Carol Ashley, Freshman; Kitty Elkins, Freshman; and Linda Roop, Sophomore. Our sponsor is Mrs. Katherine Kegley. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS The Eighth Grade cheerleaders are: Joyce Stiltner, Eleanor Thompson; Pat Jelf, Jolene Grantham, head cheerleader, Jo Ann Tolley, Betty Sue Moffitt, Judy Young. We would like to thank Mrs. Blankenship for being our sponsor. ninety -two FEATURES mt w NDING ENIORS Rolph Wirt Ixil 3 aij aij e ti val King — Fred Hall Attendant — Kenneth Ashley Attendant — Jack Tolley Girls SENIORS Queen — Janie Aust Attendant — Judy Kingsmore Attendant — Becky Stephens Boys Genevieve Akers Tex Boggs Norma Crawford Ronnie Burchett Elizabeth Ann Garland Harold Craig n Lola Gilliam Nickey Jones Pat Grey Duane Musser W Janice Hardy Dean Newman Lydia Jordan Chester Rogers Elizabeth Lane Bill Waller Susan Martin Nathan Wilson fjgc Juanita Underwood Ralph Wirt bn !• CROWN BEARERS Betty Heldreth Ray Pagans SOPHOMORES N- Lynda Roope David Altizer Martha Slate John Ashley Ruth Seagle Ralph Burchett Carolyn Taylor George Galloway c« Pat White Duane Hix ?n Barbara Woods Fred Tilley 1 FRESHMEN Carol Ashley Paul Cox Kathryn Deeds R. F. Ratcliffe Kitty Elkins Preston Sartelle Paula Smith Tracy Whitaker EIGHTH GRADE W Jolene Grantham Ted Shepherd EL Jo Ann Tolley n inety-eight Miss Pulaski Migk 3 � Elizabeth Ann Garland ■KHk ; Janie Just THE SENIOR PLAY First row: Butch Patton, Judy Kingsmore, Muriel Hash, Mickey Albert. Second row: Laneau Pippen, Chester Rogers, Suzi Rice. Third row: Charles King, Pat Hall, Annie Mae Creggar, Peggy Hudson, Jean Williams. Fourth row: Billy Hickam, Larry Pearce, John Shuft, Tommy Perdue, George Dais, Susan Martin, Miss Hobby director. Change in cast: Butch Patton — Larry Pearce Charles King — Nickey Jones Cheaper By The Dozen by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr., and Ernestine Gilbreath Carey. Among the coveted honors of the Senior year is that of being in the Senior play. During the weeks of rehearsals the cast must be willing to give up everything else. The cast this year did just that and presented a humorous and genuinely delightful three-act comedy — Cheaper By The Dozen. Miss Charlsie Hobby was the director. hundred SCHOOL PLAY Seated: Larry Pearce, Bobby Umberger, Nelson Boan, Ann Carey Bruce, Elizabeth Lane, Suzi Rice, Harriet Amburn, Mary Ann Graham, Elizabeth Ann Garland, Pat White, Linda Roope. Standing: Franklin Davis, David Lepchitz, Roberta Gregory, Scottie Roope, Nancy Gray, Don McKinney, Ella Sue Painter, Weeaie Bushong, Pat Via, Martha Hawkins, Kenneth Riggle Alex Dunlap, Jimmy Poole. What A Life, a three act comedy by Clifford Goldsmith, was presented to the school the night of December 8th. Mr. Franklin Davis, the director, gave the play a professional touch and his exceptional talents along with those of the cast and the backstage crew produced a play proclaimed by all as a definite HIT! hundred one YOUTH DAY Left to right: Janie Aust, George Dais, Gaye Quesenberry, Elizabeth Lane, Doug Burton. Town Manager, Chester Rogers, Mayor, Mary Mc- Daniel, Clerk of Council, Jean Linkous, Raymond Mabry, Tommy Perdue, Joan Leeson. Lydia Jordan, Commissioner of Revenue; Billy Hickam, County Treasurer; Mrs. Beverly Hathaway, Madeline Harman ' s Woman ' s Club, representative; Miss Mayme McCoy, Senior Class sponsor; Mr. Ed Rockwell, Senior Class sponsor; John Shuff, Commonwealth Attorney; Roy Hall, Sheriff. TOWN MANAGER Left to right; Doug Burton, Mr. Julian Hurst, Town Manager. POLICE CLERK Left to right: Mrs. Caves, Police Clerk, Glenna Conner The Madeline Harman ' s Woman ' s Club co-operated with the senior sponsors in preparing the eighth annual Youth Day of Pulaski High School. Seniors filled town and county posts on February 14th and learned more of the government in their town. The Day was rated a success by participants and sponsors alike. hundred two YOUTH DAY SECRETARY OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mr. Hillsman, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Alice Wilson. PUBLISHERS OF SOUTHWEST TIMES Left to right: Suzi Rice, Mr. Tom Phillips, Publisher of Southwest Times; Juanita Underwood. SCHOOL BOARD AND BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Left to right first row: Pat Grey, Norma Crawford, Judy Kingsmore, Pat Via. Second row: Willadeane Phibbs, Frances Harvey, Tex Boggs, Judy Owen, Tamara Slaughter. TOWN AND COUNTY OFFICIALS First row: Alice Wilson, Juanita Underwood, Eva Pappas, Verl Ann Owens. Second row: Glenna Conner, Rayo Holston, Suzi Rice, Mary McDaniel, Don McKinney. Third row: Delbert White, Fred Hall, Gene Sorrell, Marvin Webb, Nathan Wilson. hundred three Pest Dancers HAROLD CRAIG JUDY KINGSMORE Most Original SUZI RICE EARL EAST Most Talkative LANEAU PIPPEN JUDY OWEN Best Leaders RALPH WIRT JUDY OWEN Best All-Around BILL WALLER VERL ANN OWEN hundred four mmm Most Dignifed FRED HALL GLADYS GALLIMORE Most Popular ELIZABETH LANE TEX BOGGS Most Dependable GEORGE DAIS Best Personality MARY McDANIEL HAROLD CRAIG JANIE AUST Best Dressed JUANITA UNDERWOOD DELBERT WHITE hundred five ■iWriffB!— ■ Most Talented SUSAN MARTIN EARL EAST Cutest DUANE MUSSER JUDY KINGSMORE Best School Spirit NATHAN WILSON Most Athletic JANIE AUST VERL ANN OWEN TEX BOGGS Most Likely To Succeed GEORGE DAIS mary McDaniel hundred six Most Comical SUZI RICE ROY HALL Friendliest BECKY STEPHENS NATHAN WILSON Most Intellectual GLADYS GALLIMORE BILLY HICKAM Most-Happy-Go-Lucky LYDIA JORDAN ROY HALL Best Looking FRED HALL BECKY STEPHENS hundred seven Alex Dunlap — Spelling Contest; Scotty Roop — All State Chorus; Mary McDaniel — Girls ' Public Speaking; Judy Owen — Girls ' State; Kenneth Riggle— All State Band; Norma Crawford — All State Band; Verl Ann Owens — D. A. R. Award and All State Chorus; Bobby Umberger — All State Band; Frank Shinault — All State Chorus; Lydia Jordon — Poetry. hundred eight Janie Aust — Girls ' State, Suzi Rice — I Speak For Democracy; Don McKinney — All State Chorus; Janie Brickey — All State Chorus; Jean Williams — Girls ' Prose; Jack Tolley — Boys ' State; John Shuff — Boys ' Prose; Pat Grey — All State Chorus; Dorothy Burton — All State Chorus; Nathan Wilson — Boys ' State. Not Pictured: Gene Sorreil — Boys ' Public Speaking; Ronnie Huddle — All State Chorus f- { : u k Wk ' Jr v n a - ' a jB jk i m | JL % MV I w L hundred nine Hi ' ff MAPLE I SHADE INN JSn HOTEL. ..OLD Out MODLKN � ia � 4ma ADVERTISEMENTS . . . Esso Photography — Cover Design and Layouts For Your 1956 ORIOLE done by . . . Vu 0uLt£s cw JlAuJ , )- Of ) Jvi A vcA 4 10 , T HC � WW aauici c. photographer pulaski, uirqinia sent hundred fourteen UU M ' j , . UI . Compliments of pet ICE CREAM “a health food XJjb Mat a tlcU UU h duju lULila fflj l y -+£ ■ Ax. x Mjl ' CJUUUL. Pet Dairy Products Company Au Icc Cream, Pasteurized Milk and other Dairy Products AS A GRADUATE to whom schooling has been an opportunity, WE CONGRATULATE YOU! May the number of future graduates and school facilities both increase. LOCAL INDUSTRY NEEDS GRADUATES, AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY MAY BE AT JEFFERSON MILLS % ' yojJL ' dilUJlL L jj sij pa. hundred fifteen . . in the industrial world today are unlimited. Automation, atomic energy, a rabidly increasing population — all point to a period of unprecedented growth in thefindustrial life of the nation. K ers, the textile industry is just scratching the surface of its own latter-day revolution, which began less than a quarter century ago with the introduc- tion of man-made fibers. Burlington Industries pioneered in production of fabrics from man-made fibers, and is today the world ' s leading textile concern. 7 ' For young men and women thinking in terms of a career, the textile industry .today offers opportunity without bounds in manufacturing, merchandising, research, 1 l tw ' ■ J development and design and many other related fields. 4 7 THE DUBLIN FINISHING PLANT of INDUSTRIES, IIVC. EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, N. C. MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS Burlington Mills, Pacific Mills, Burlington Hosiery Co., Peerless Woolen Mills, Burlington Decorative Fabrics Associates, Galey Lord, Goodall Fabrics, Burlington Narrow Fabrics, National Mallinson Fabrics, Burlington Export Co., Mooresville Mills, Burlington International, Ely Walker. hundred sixteen Compliments of MUSSER ' S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE BILL MUSSER, Owner Class 1953 Pulaski, Va. Dublin Road Phone 4-1367 “The Sign of Quality Products’’ STORES COMPANY Manager: E. D. FOLDEN Asst. Manager: GENE VIA THE SOUTH ' S OUTSTANDING AUTO SUPPLY STORES Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 56 HOTEL PULASKI MAPLE SHADE INN Compliments of GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL DYE CORP. PULASKI WORKS hundred seventeen Congratulations to the Class of ' 56 PIGGLY WIGGLY “Home of Fine Foods Compliments of KEYSTONE SHOE STORE, INC. “Shoes For The If ' hole Family” 96 Main Street West Pulaski, Virginia F. W. HALEY FURNITURE STORE UPHOLSTERING SHOP “All Your Needs Are Met Here” 219 North Jefferson Avenue Compliments of OLD DOMINION SMALL LOANS CORP. Loans At Your Convenience” Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of SUNNY DA. RESTAURANT AND LOCKER PLANT Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD Pu ' aski Va. Compliments of WHITE ' S GROCERY Pulaski Virginia W. ANDREW SMITH GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 3-4041 Pulaski, Va. “ Personal Insurance Service” EA ST MAIN ST., PULASKI Compliments of QUESENBERRY ' S SERVICE STATION 508 S. Washington Ave. Pulaski Compliments of VIRGINIA MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS 24 Third Street Phone 2-271 I PULASKI, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the Class of ’56 DUBLIN ANIMAL HOSPITAL DUBLIN, VIRGINIA hundred eighteen Compliments of r . w p u V • 5000 Watts 1580 KC R £ertd Srat ezd FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES ■ ALL WORK GUARANTEED CORNER WALNUT AVE, AND EAST MAIN ST. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of Pulaski Esso Service Center lit SltVICjlTU - v i‘L MUUI Pulaski Va. Compliments of PULASKI MILLS GREEN HILL AND PM FEEDS Distributors For MOHAWK TIRES HARDWARE hundred nineteen Compliments of PARAMOUNT CLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of ’ 56 NUMBER ONE STORE “Your gift headquarters” 73 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Bank of Dublin Chartered 1900 DUBLIN, VA. Compliments of € IH aV IP LIES DEPARTMENT STORE PULASKI, VA. NAT ' S ESSO SERVICENTER GAS — OIL — TIRES — TUBES — WASHING — GREASING N. H. HURD, Owner Dial 4-1503 PULASKI, VA. Dublin Road POWERS FOLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY ADMIRAL TELEVISION, RADIO REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE SPEED QUEEN WASHERS 228 N. JEFFERSON AVENUE DIAL 3-5431 RAY ' S CLOTHING COMPANY The Friendly Store PULASKI, VIRGINIA Easy Credit This space is to show ARLAN EAST and TOMMY PERDUE A ppreciation of GEORGE DAIS, Business Manager hundred twenty Bageant Chevrolet Sales Company, Inc. 400 Washington Avenue, N. Telephone 2-1291 Pulaski, Virginia MORE PEOPLE BUY Chemolets THAN ANY OTHER CAR! GET THE BEST — GET SEALTEST Distributed in Pulaski by FARRIS BROTHERS DAIRY Compliments of MORRIS FASH IONS Compliments of DOBBINS BROTHERS TEXACO STATION ROBINSON TRACT FURNITURE EXCHANGE “The Home of Quality Furniture at the Lowest Prices ” Dial 3-5031 PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred twenty-one an interesting job You ' ll find it at the telephone company, where there’s a variety of fascinating jobs for alert, capable young women who qualify. You ' ll work in pleasant surroundings with many people about your own age . . . receive good pay while learning . . . get regular raises. And you don’t need any experience. Best of all, a telephone job is a satisfying job because you know you ' re helping almost everyone in your community. Why not find out more about the advantages of telephone work? THE CHESAPEAKE POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA hundred twenty -two hundred twenty-three STICKLERS FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA hundred twenty-four qLcloyd D. SE £!?E CINCINNATI COLL EOT 1938 T H tD M A L M . S E A G CINONNAT OLLEOC THOMAlfR. SEAGLE CINemNATnftoLLEGE 1939 MAS M. SEAGlE. Euneral hom 1 Four TZ’iicrcitions Staving Sonthw tmi Ki s everyViember Licensed Mqjrtici rson PlibnfKI, VIRGINIA ROAN BOTTLIN PULASKI, VIR«VNIA COMPLIMENTS OF Pulaski Vance Company, Inc. “Your W estinghouse Dealer in Pulaski” PULASKI VIRGINIA AND COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. BUILDING MATERIAL AND LUMBER Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-5751 hundred twenty-six Compliments of HOLT MOTORS “Home of fine Curs ” ☆ DUBLIN ROAD PULASKI. VIRGINIA symbol of progress... As graduation nears, let ' s take a serious look at the past. We see that education has been largely responsible for the progress of our nation. Why? Education is PROGRESS. Today — more than ever before — industry, business and labor, all, know the true values of a good educational system. EDUCATION continues to stand as a true symbol of PROGRESS. ELECTRIC POW POWER COMPANY hundred twenty-seven 309 Washington Avenue Opposite -Krogei s Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 56 BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS hundred twenty-eight ■sJL Compliments of BUSHONG MOTOR CORP. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 56 OTSJ iAN -JoNFSl t PULASKI, VIRGINIA ‘Things To Wear For Men Who Care” hundred twenty-nine J ,ls , . Lptiqratulations from Mayberry buick, inc. nobiles Are Built, BUICK Will Build Them’ Compliments of „ - A ' V U 5 M ‘’A cB er cre mery, inc T A PULASK| V AND RADFORD! VIR W rL r - (J CL e L -£0 _- O Vt =t •- ' 2 ZZC t ' y £ S.t £A 7 -C- L £? ICA C s s£Z— y ( ' t —C - - ? A Pulaski National Bai “ 0 C-- -tr Peoples National Bank ' Y - 1 Compliments of Gene ' s Service Station CITIES SERVICE 50 Fifth Street Pulaski, Va. Compliments of PULASKI MIRROR COMPANY PULASKI VIRGINIA hundred thirty-three Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP and WYSOR APPLIANCES Corner of Main and Jefferson R.C.A. TELEVISION — FRIGIDAIRE PULASKI, VIRGINIA DIAL 3-3971 WALL ' S JEWELERS Your Bridal Registration Headquarters PULASKI MOTOR CO., Inc. Sales Service DIAL 2-1271 Compliments of ALLEN ' S CUT-RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, PATENT MEDICINES AND COSMETICS Washington Avenue PULASKI, VA. hundred thirty-four For a Good Education Go to PULASKI HIGH For a Good Meal Go to PARK GRILL “Pulaski’s Eating Place’’ Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY 19 E. MAIN ST. Phone 3-3461 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated Phone 2-2 I 6 1 PULASKI, VA. hundred thirty- five Compliments of GEORGE ' S MEN SHOP BOTANY SUITS NUNN-BUSH SHOES Compliments of HASH FURNITURE CO. We Furnish the Home Complete PULASKI RADFORD 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 thirty -six PONTIAC G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY 419 N. Washington Avenue PULASKI. VIRGINIA Dial 3-3581 Parks- Belk Company Department Store HOME OF BETTER VALUES PULASKI, VIRGINIA COLEMAN FURNITURE CORP. Manufacturers of Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of AUST MOTOR COMPANY “Your Siudcbakcr Dealer in Pulaski’’ SALES AND SERVICE 316 East Main Street Phone 4-1431 hundred thirty-seven yi x_ 6lJ Ch7 jt OC c 4_jJ k -G ' C. C W O-O L UcZG Lo y2 n -A - - ' - t , — C yo-Z CL- ’ o £-A-i 4 ?yo — fr—JL- C — Z -o_y Compliments of W Zjp ■ SADJJR HOSIER! Mlj LS i c JzT- CZA- -57 7 - yCoo -A ; oL LiJ-eCcj y s l - 6 6 1 l - ' v. ; £ AlLu ZoZZe a c . � t ( CLSis ZCj CO-7 L C - - - ' ryuOst. ZZc ’-T ' A ' tO ' - Z- C C J _JL ,-C, ctx A ZcJoC V- ' T rrf nri u ' At- CtL JC yCt A -Cl- y duelers t .- aJLZ °- c 1 ' lie Store That Appreciates the Patrxniaqc of the -1 Zody £ 2 sPA-i— LA- • 77(eL c jZr x tA . ; ' ' “Z£c t C-C £«- 6 C ' cL TC-? -a-(hZZo-Z— 4-c. u, A t: k. E J L LLe- - c i . C T Co, J TUi LL-ti j THORNHILL JEWELERS ; -A ’itm 7 ftLoc- T- 9 jv ; - C -yT ' Tdeaa quarters for P. II . $. Rinas and Jewelry” Z° LJ Ct-O r- Cruy-r y ' Jj OiuoTC ZsC . tr -C-J � . _£- 90 Main Street jL v Phone 2-8271 2 . Z-JO tA LlZ-- ' “Where Cash Buys More” RIGGLE’S 88 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA TjL-Lo A.- 7 -La A- hundred thirty-eight Complirnents of HUFF ' S SERVICE STATION Ray Bratton, Manager Compliments of RATCLIFF ELECTRIC CO. KELVINATOR — NORGE — YOUNGSTOWN — ZENITH RADIO Pulaski, Va. Phone 4- 1 282 1 D. OBEL RATCLIFF, Owner NOTHING GIVES SO MUCH — YET COSTS SO LITTLE as GAS For Cooking, Water Heating and Refrigeration SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY PULASKI, VIRGINIA QUALITY BEVERAGES 7S - -zZ h hundred thirty-nine ev SEA0LE BROTHERS Fred A. Seagle F. Gray Seagle FURNITURE 209 Commerce Street PULASKI, VA. Compliments of GEMMELL ' S TRANSFER 205 W. COMMERCE STREET ■ DIAL 2-8961 PULASKI. VIRGINIA Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY Route I I hundred forty-one PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY “There Is NO Substitute for Quality” 216 N. Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA P.O.Box 175 Dial 2-5731 Compliments of KING BEE CLEANERS “Give Us a Buss” 708 East 4th Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, Inc. Phone 2-002 I Best of Luck to You — Class of ’56 BANE ' S PAINT — WALLPAPER Compliments of PLESS FURNITURE STORE OF PULASKI “ Best Furniture for Less” 80 Main Street Dial 3-5521 PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of FOOD FAIR hundred forty-two Compliments of CARLTON ' S W. F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “Better Be Safe Than Sorry ” Dial 2- 1 511 GfiSTCtj 21 I Crowell Bldg. — West Court Square PULASKI, VIRGINIA 33 PULASKI Meet Your Friends at WASHINGTON CAFE Steaks, Chops and Seafood, a Specialty VIRGINIA Crowell Building Compliments of K . V . B R U G H PULASKI, VIRGINIA 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 II PULASKI, VIRGINIA TYLER DRUG CO., Inc. Prescription Specialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-601 I — Phones — 2-4701 hundred forty-three hundred forty-four - A Compliments of LAVINDERS MOBILGAS STATION Route II PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of ORANGE FLOAT DRIVE-IN Route II PULASKJ, VIRGINIA Compliments of HAISLIP ' S PLUMBING HEATING Compliments of WILLIE ' S TEXACO SERVICENTER PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of MAX ' S BAKERY PULASKI VIRGINIA GAY SHOPS, Inc. “Where a Bit of Cash Buys a Fortune in Fashion” Cv ( L- Compliments of HALL ' S SHOE SHOP 24 South Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA YOUNG ' S SPORTING GOODS Hotel Pulaski Block PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of PULASKI CAFE “Pulaski’s Foremost Eating Place” PULASKI VIRGINIA ELKS ' BARBER SHOP Offers Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 56 BURTON AND MOSIER INSURANCE AGENCY “Your Protection Is Our Business Crowell Building PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of CHARM SHOP LADIES ' READY TO WEAR TRINKLE AND DOBYNS General Contractors COMMERCIAL ■ EDUCATIONAL ■ INDUSTRIAL BUILDING MATERIAL DEALERS DUBLIN. VIRGINIA hundred forty-five tV ' A , 0 ■ S . 7 C X6 U V V 1 r. Compliments of ! ' k McMEW 1 S GROCERY J i x -X A A c vr ; Compliments of Your •iewel box “ Pulaski s W ' tadyig Credit Jezveler” , Diamonds — watchkK jewelry — silver and appliances Watch Repairing i r d ' v Compliments of JACKSON’S ONE STOP ‘ ' The One and Only” 220 South Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of EM MART C 1 6 Second Street lem filtzheimetync. GENERAL INSURANCE PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of TOTTEN ' S ESSO SERVICENTER COURTESY GRILL “ Home of Happy Eating” Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS PULASKI ELECTRIC MILL SUPPLY TELEVISION — EL ECTRICAL REFRIGERATION 148 N. Madison Ave. Dial 3-4341 O. K. BARBER SHOP “It Pays to Look Well” Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 56 SILCOX CLEANERS hundred forty-seven Cv_ SZ Lk — T-Lti qtawli v -rvl?7Us r H 1 A 4 y Ar- - ' n. - Xv — ;C 5 i. 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