Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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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

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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

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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