Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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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

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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

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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