Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

THE 1957 Oriole VOLUME NUMBER XXXVI Published by THE STUDENTS OF PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL PULASKI, VIRGINIA DAVID ALTIZER, LYNDA ROOP RUTH SEAGLE, GEORGE GALLOWAY Co-Editors Business Managers • • • School is many things to each of us. If we had had the time to ask the students at Pulaski High, we would no doubt have gotten a different answer from each. Rather than do that we have attempted in the ' 57 Oriole to show you many different phases of School life at Pulaski High. We realize that we have omitted many events because no book could include all of the things a thousand students have done in nine months. We do sincerely hope that this 1957 Oriole will be a happy reminder of this school year. In picturing the activities of our school we wish to recognize one who has taken active part in all phases of school life at P. H. S. Our school calendar might ' well be her calendar, for seldom does she miss a school event. She leads a busy life as teacher of Mathematics, sponsor of the Student Council, and the Beta Club. Her duties are endless, but then so are her energies and interest in our school. With this already busy life she has not neglected her professional organization. She has served in many capacities. Last summer she attended the National Education Association Convention at Denver, Colorado. In April she was installed as president of the Pul aski County Education Association. It is also important to add that she contributes much to her com- munity as a loyal and faithful church worker. The Staff proudly dedicates the 1957 ORIOLE to Miss Emma Gcllimore in recognition of her unselfish devotion to Pulaski High School. 3 r l m ci v 1 a i e Dear ole P. H. S. proudly we sing Of the glories thy name doth bring. Hallowed are thy walls, Widespread thy fame. To thee we lift our voice. Thy works proclaim. Hail Alma Mater, we sing to thee. Thy name within our hearts Will treasured be. As the days go by our thoughts will turn And give thee the praise for all, We ' ve learned. Our School 5 CO-EDITORS Lynda Roop, David Altizer BUSINESS SPONSOR Mrs. Bessie Totten SPONSOR Mrs. Blanche Garland LITERARY SPONSOR Miss Edna Frye BUSINESS MANAGERS Ruth Seagle George Galloway LITERARY EDITORS: Pat White, Barbara Stephens, Nancy Vaughan, Ann Powers, Ronnie Royal. ART EDITORS: Charles Quesenberry, Charles Bushong. SPORTS EDITOR: Bob Lockett. TYPISTS: Sandra Ledford, Xymena Bowman, Betty Heldreth, Peggy Kanode. “J4arcl Jit Worl” Administration In the eleven years that Mr. William R. Garland has served as our principal, he has led our school through the rapid increase in enroll- ment, the transition from the eleven-year to the twelve-year system, and the great change in the physical environment. In addition to these major challenges, he has inspired us to keep pace with the great strides in curriculum building, athletic competition, and student activities. We express our deepest gratitude to Mr. Garland for the great contribution he has made to our school and community through his years of leadership at Pulaski High School. 10 CDur JAMES FOWLER As a school grows in its many phases, it must increase in administra- tive personnel. Mr. James S. Fowler is serving his second term as assistant principal of Pulaski High School. He is a great asset to our school and has faithfully executed his duties in an efficient and understanding manner. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. Fowler for his part in making our school life successful. -Olteiitant principal A school always takes pride in the fine achievements of its graduates. Our two attrac- tive and efficient secretaries are 1956 grad- uates of Pulaski High School. Miss Genevieve ' Akers and Miss Mary McDaniel have served us in a most amiable way, and we are justly proud of our graduates in action in the offices of Pulaski High School. SECRETARIES: Genieveve Akers, Mary McDaniel. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Margaret Perdue Librarian Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons Mrs. Isabel Jordan Mrs. Ted Viars Mrs. Kathryn Kinzie Miss Edna Frye Miss Ellen Palmer SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Margaret Rex Miss June Fortune Mrs. Verdie Holt Miss Laura Dalton Mr. James Fowler a LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Ruth Bird Mrs. Katherine Fortner Mrs. Juanita Robertson HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Mary Oewel Mrs. Lalah Newman BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Franklin Davis D.O. and D.E. Mrs. Donna Meeler Mrs. Billie Farmer Mrs. June Sul I ins Miss Ruth Simpson d PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Katherine Kegley Miss Ezma Lea King Mr. Ted Viars Mr. Jack White Mr. Clyde Wright INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Charles Walker Mr. Richard Quesenberry GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Thelma Sanders Head of Guidance Dept Miss Mayme McCoy Mrs. Ruth Bird Mrs. Reece Goldsmith Mrs. Jean Blankenship Mrs. Isabel Jordan Mrs. Katherine Fortner Mrs. Bessie Totten Mrs. Mary Boyd Mrs. Donna Meeler Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons ! STUDENT TEACHERS Left to right: Mrs. Jean Warren Miss Helen Paisley Miss Eula Shuford Miss Nancy Deaton Mrs. Kathleen Stuart Miss Iris Webb Jaciilt STUDENT TEACHERS Front : Miss Jean Branham Miss Sallie Downard Miss Doris Nichols Second row: Miss Christine Webb Miss Sue Trivitt Ben Scott Miss Joan Carter Miss Iva Gay Lyons Classes 17 Betty Heldreth President We entered P. H. S. in September with the joyous realization that we were seniors at last. We proved to ourselves and to others that strength can lie in small numbers. We sold over 500 spectators badges bearing our school colors and name to be worn to athletic events; we tied for first prize for our float entered in the Home- coming Parade and we won second prize in the school Stunt Day, and also participated in the School Play. The smallness of our class has drawn us into a closer bond of friendship and a keener sense of responsibility to our class and to our school. Our classes, teachers, clubs, sports, parties, and friends are all segments of our happy days at P. H. S. Th ese among many others have aided us in preparing for our future lives and in instill- ing in our hearts memories that we will always hold dear. In leaving P. H. S. we give our thanks to all of our teachers who so ably guided us in our classes and in our extra curricular activities and to Mr. Garland our principal who has been to us both friend and administrator during our days as students. We express our deepest appreciation to our sponsor. Miss McCoy. Sandra Fitzgerald Sanford Hopkins Bobby Umberger Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Cl 3 J n i o r Gene Franklin Andrews A gentleman from sole to crown — The smiles that win, the eyes that glow. Duane Vincent Duncan Sportive, playful and bubbling with glee, Our friend in his own way. John Lanier Dauernheim He searches for truth in all things, Happiness is his guiding star. Sandra Lea Fitzgerald Of mystic beauty, dreamy grace , And freshness of young flowers. Simon C. Edwards, Jr. In him lies determination and honesty, A kinder friend has no man. 19 a A A n i o r Richard Wayne Garwood One who is reserved and quiet, Yet generous, mannerly and kind. Sylvia Fern Hamblin She’s faithful and kind, Lke a spirit, still and bright. Betty Ann Heldreth Is pleasant as a lovely summer sky — Dependable leader, so tiny, yet so full of life. Fred Sanford Hopkins With a soul of strong breadth, His cheerful presence brightens our day. Richard Stephen King Happy, easy-going , and polite. From care he’s free. 20 a 3 3 n tor Lily Branning Roope From Mississippi she came, Bringing a lovely smile and a per- sonality pleasing to ns all. Marvin Graham Runion Gleaming with truth, contentment, and clever wit, He leaves you with a pleasant feeling. Peggy Ann Shomaker A very tone is music’s own — A smile like the morning sun. Robert Lee Umberger His life is filled with music — His mind with wonderful melodies. Ronald David Vaughan Pure thoughts and good deeds fill his days, And always has tune to be friendly. 21 W , a t a n 22 We Mad e n i o v tree t o r a GENE FRANKLIN ANDREWS— DO. Club ' 54- ' 56; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57. JOHN LANIER DAUERNHEIM— Class Offi- cer ' 53- ' 54; Electronics Club ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom President ' 54- ' 55; Secretary- Treasurer of Class ' 54- ' 55; 1st place winner of Public Speaking Contest ' 55- ' 56; D.E. Convention ' 55- ' 56; School Play ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Club ' 55- ' 57. DUANE VINCENT DUNCAN— J.V. Football ' 52- ' 53; Varsity Football ' 55 and ' 56; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57. SANDRA LEA FITZGERALD— Transfer from William Byrd High School, Roanoke; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 56- ' 57, Delegate to New River District S.C.A. ' 56- ' 57. FRED SANFORD HOPKINS— Transfer from Newport News; Chorus ' 56; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Class Play ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 57; School Play ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 57. LILY BRANNING ROOPE — Transferred from Yazoo High School, Yazoo, Mississippi, ' 57, Senior Year. MARVIN GRAHAM RUNION — Hi-Y ' 51 - ' 52; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57. PEGGY ANN SHOMAKER — Transfer from Wytheville ' 56; Chorus ' 53- ' 54; Dramat- ics Club ' 53- ' 54; Annual Club ' 53- ' 54; Chorus ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Stage Manager for Dramatics Class Play ' 56- ' 57. RICHARD WAYNE GARWOOD— Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 57. SYLVIA FERN HAMBLIN — Transferred from Bland; Junior Stunt ' 55- ' 56; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57. BETTY ANN HELDRETH— French Club ' 53- ' 54; Chorus District Festival ' 54- ' 55; Treasurer of Class ' 54- ' 55; May Day ' 55- ' 56; President of Class ' 55- ' 56; Jun- ior Stunt ' 55- ' 56; Student Council ' 55- ' 56; Secretary of Student Council ' 56- ' 57; D.A.R. Award ' 55- ' 56; Annual Staff ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 57; Tri-Hi-Y ' 56- ' 57; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Class Play ' 56- ' 57; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 56- ' 57; Delegate to New River District S.C.A. ' 56- ' 57. ROBERT LEE UMBERGER— Talent Show ' 52- ' 57; Spring Carnival ' 52- ' 53; J.V. Foot- ball ' 52- ' 54; J.V. Basketball ' 52- ' 54; All State Band ' 53- ' 55; Chorus ' 53- ' 54; Spanish Club ' 53- ' 55; Band ' 49- ' 57; Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55; D.E. Club ' 55- ' 56; May Day ' 54- ' 55; School Play ' 55- ' 57; Junior Stunt ' 55- ' 56; Treasurer of Class ' 56- ' 57; Senior Stunt ' 56-57; Student Council ' 52- ' 55; Drum Major ' 54- ' 57, Received Superior Rating ' 56- ' 57. RONALD DAVID VAUGHAN— Hiking Club ' 52- ' 53; Latin Club ' 53- ' 54; Art Club ' 53- ' 54; Chemistry Club ' 54- ' 55; Junior Play ' 54; D.E. Club ' 55- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 57; School Play ' 56; Senior Stunt ' 56- ' 57; Junior Stunt ' 55- ' 56; Dra- matics Class Play ' 56- ' 57 24 e n i o r r a p u n i o r The juniors have lived up to their standard this year by working hard with the hope of graduating in ' 58. Only a few more steps of our journey are left to be encountered but we are looking forward to our most important year, during which we shall be seniors. The sponsors are, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Totten, Mr. White, Mrs. Kegley, and Mr. Davis. Cl. a A A Bob Lockett President The Junior Class officers are: Bob Lockett, president; Curtis Hollins, vice-president; George Galloway, secretary; Sandra Ledford, treasurer; Fred Tilley, reporter; Ronald Royal, chaplain. Curtis Hollins George Galloway Sandra Ledford Vice-President Secretary Treasurer a 3 J u n i o r FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Cletis Akers Marie Allison David Altizer John Ashley Duane Bentley Nelson Boan Randy Bowman Xymena Bowman Taylor Boyd Frank Brammer THIRD ROW: Anita Breedlove Pat Brewer Jackie Brino 27 FOURTH ROW: Geraldine Edney Janice Farley George Galloway Betsy Gilmer Shirley Gray Edgar Gregory Roberta Gregory David Guynn FIFTH ROW: Margie Hall Lonnie Hanks David Harrell Lanny Harris Martha Hawkins Bruce Hiatt Lindsay Hickam uni or CL a J J SIXTH ROW: Duane Hix Curtis Hollins Yvonne Horton Janie Howlett Peggy Hubble Pat Hudson 28 FIRST ROW: Diann Brookman Darrell Brown Morris Brown Nancy Brown Doug Burchett Ralph Burchett a n i o p CL Cl S $ SECOND ROW: Dorothy Burton Charles Bushong Roland Cole Donald Coltrane Evelyn Conner Virginia Conner Jo Ann Cook THIRD ROW: Edward Craig W. J. Craig Helen Crawford Lynda Creger Valerie Dalton Agnes Davidson Mike Davidson Elizabeth Eanes FOURTH ROW: Larry Morris Margarette Morris Margaret Mustard James Murphy Jimmy Nelson Cecil Nixon Richard O ' dell Claude Patterson FIFTH ROW: Donald Philips James Poole Charles Powell Ann Powers Hazel Powers Charles Quesenberry Joyce Quesenberry i uni or CL add SIXTH ROW: Carol Ann Rankin Gerald Repass Annette Roop Lynda Roop Scotty Roop Mary Jane Roope 30 FIRST ROW: Franklin Hughes Jackie Hughes Ann Jackson Judy Johnston Peggy Kanode Ruth Kegley SECOND ROW: Sandra Ledford Wayne Lemons Bob Lockett Martha Long Nancy Lovern Jerry Manuel Maxine Marshall unio r THIRD ROW: Betty Martin Charlotte Meade Arnold Mink Alberta Mooney Stanley Morefield Johnny Morehead Jack Morris Mona Morris Cl ClSS mmtm m FOURTH ROW: Wallace Thrasher Fred Tilley Reba Townley Doris Trail Judy Trail Charles Turner Leona Turner Bobby Vaughan FIFTH ROW: Colleen Vaughan Nancy Vaughan Hubert Venson Fred Walters Louise Walters Jean Whisman Milford Whitaker unio r Cl add SIXTH ROW: Pat White Billy Wilson Rebecca Wilson Neal Wirt Barbara Woods Tommy Woodyard 32 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Rorrer Ronald Royal Freddy Rumley Jackie Rumley Ellen Runyon David Saunders unio r CL add SECOND ROW: Lucille Sayers Ruth Seagle Frank Shinnault Martha Slate Garnett Smith Iris Smith Ronald Smith THIRD ROW: Theodore Stefi Ann Spence Barbara Stephens Georgia Stoots Shirley Stoots Carolyn Taylor Barbara Thornton William Thornton Everette Rider President Ronald Patterson Vice-President opnomore We, the sophomores, are climaxing one of our most prosperous years in our high school life. Of course we have enjoyed being freshmen and eighth graders, and we are looking forward to our junior and senior years. But nothing will ever be able to compare with our sophomore year. Sponsors: Mrs. Robertson, and Mrs. Goldsmith. Officers are: Everett Rider, president, Ronald Patterson, vice-president, Paula Smith, secretary, and R. F. Ratcliff, treasurer. Paula Smith Secretary R. F. Ratcliffe Treasurer o p ll o m o r e FIRST ROW: Everett Alley Nancy Akers Harriet Amburn Bonnie Anderson Carol Armbrister Carol Ashley THIRD ROW: Margaret Bishop Phyllis Bishop Barbara Bowyer Fred Brinkley Nancy Brookman Doug Brown FOURTH ROW: Ann Carey Bruce Becky Buckner Beverly Byrd Helen Carr Barbara Cecil Shelburne Clark a d S SECOND ROW: Milton Aust Jo Ann Baker Jimmy Barnett Norma Bentley Arnold ' Beverly Jean Bevil FIFTH ROW: Lyle Comer Franklin Conner Linda Cook Hilda Cook I I FIRST ROW: Merit Cooper Paul Cox Frank Cregger Stella Creger Dickie Crockett Ellen Crockett THIRD ROW: Shirley Eads Revis Edwards Kitty Elkins Granville Fagg Harrell Fagg Howard Fagg FOURTH ROW: Jerrell Fink June Fink Dreama Firebaugh Jimmy Fisher Ann Fizer Richard Freeman SECOND ROW: Phillip Cruff Dorothy Davis Kathryn Deeds Betty DeHart Janet Dowdy Betty Duncan FIFTH ROW: Eddie French Minnie French Geneta Gardner Judith Gill 36 s o p h o more FIRST ROW: Emma Goad Jean Goad Bonnie Gosnell Miller Gray Beulah Grubb Daryll Grubb THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Wayne Harlow Carol Hill Bobby Harrell Jack Holt Roy Hawkins Nancy Horton John Hawks Sue Howard Shirley Hedge Patsy Hubble Nancy Herron Ronnie Huddl add SECOND ROW: Richard Hagee Ann Hall Barbara Hall Peggy Hall Kenneth Hall Janie Hancock FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Hughes Dempsey Hughes James Hughett Lloyd Hurley 37 o m o r e FIRST ROW: Tommy Hyatt Elizabeth Johnson Herbert Johnson Jeanette Jones Robert Jones Scotty Jones THIRD ROW: Bobby Knotter Joyce Kress Glenn Landis Rodney Lester Barbara Lewellyn Barbara Lewis FOURTH ROW: Steve Lewis Ollie Linkous Barbara Mabe Jean Mabe Margaret Mabry Billy Marshall Cl 5 S SECOND ROW: Kenneth Kennedy Donald King Jimmy King Pat King Sterling Kinser Julia Knode FIFTH ROW: Wayne Marshall Dollie Maxwell Ed Maxwell June McCormack 38 o p ll o m o r e FIRST ROW: Ann McRoberts Lois Moles Eleanor Morefield Ronnie Morefield Gilford Morehead Alice Morris THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Nancy Nunn Ronald Patterson Sonya O ' Dell Fred Owens Judy Owens Wayne Pagan Ella Sue Painter Bonnie Pearce Winifred Pearce Martha Peterson Martha Phelps Marie Phibbs a A A SECOND ROW: Ethel Morris Ernest Morrison Jackie Myers Danny Nichols Brenda Novell Eileen Nunn FIFTH ROW: Peggy Phibbs Violet Powers Wanda Pugh Bonnie Rakes L O p ll o m o r e Cf a 5 s FIRST ROW: Betty Ratcliff R. F. Ratcuffe Beverly Repass Fred Richardson Everett Rider Alphia Rigney THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW: Cil Ryan Paula Smith Preston Sartelle La Mont Southerland Marguerite Semones Peggy Southern Peggy Semones Carolyn Spangler Elaine Sherman Byron Spencer Troy Smith Patsy Stoots SECOND ROW: Jerry Rockwell Pat Rogers Hilda Rorrer Billy Rupe Gene Rupe Donnie Russell FIFTH ROW: Shelburn Stoots Robert Stowers Jody Stuart Robert Sullivan FIRST ROW: Ralph Sutherland Wanda Sutphin Phyllis Swindle Roger Townley Peggy Turner SECOND ROW: Hilda Turpin Cecile Umberger Twila Vaughan Doris Via Tracy Whitaker THIRD ROW: Jimmy White RobertWhite J. C. Whitt Carol Wilson Mack Wilson FOURTH ROW: Charles Williams Elizabeth Wolfe Mary Carolyn Woodard Bobby Worrell 41 C. E. Boyd, Jr. President veSnma n Th e Freshman class officers are: C. E. Boyd, president; Eleanor Thompson, vice-president; Lorna Rogers, secretary; and Nicky Saunders, treasurer. The Freshman class has done its share in the school activities of the year. We were the first place winners in Stunt Day, with our blackface revival meetin ' . The Freshman class also headed the drive for the janitors ' and cooks ' Christmas gifts. We had a successful year, and a joyous one, thanks to our very co-operative sponsors, Miss Ellen Palmer and Mr. Charles Walker. We all are looking forward to a good Sophomore class next year. Eleanor Thompson Vice-President Lorna Rogers Secretary Nickey Saunders T reasurer Grant Atkins Eleanor Aker Barbara Akers Edith Akers Janet Akers Hazel Albert Kaye Albert Billy Anderson Elton Anderson Jerry Anderson Shirley Anderson Melvin Andrews Woodson Andrews Robert Ayers Freddy Baker Brenda Bartlett Jerry Beckner Glen Bentley Billy Blackburn Dawn Blankenship e man a 3 J Diane Bolen Louise Bowman C. E. Boyd Jr. Jolene Boyd Daniel Breedlove David Breedlove Laverne Brinkley Bobby Brown Jack Brown Peggy Brunk Wayne Bryson Jetta Burchett Sandra Burchett Kenneth Burton Zenith Burton Tommy Butler Sandra Butts Clarence Byrd James Byrd Louise Cain Juanita Caudill Wayne Cecil Jerry Chaffman Howard Childress 43 Ann Chrisley Roger Clork Harold Cole Douglas Collins Marvin Conner William Conner Anna Mae Cook Geraldine Cook James Cook Jaquita Cooper Frances Covey Benny Cox Beulah Cox Elwood Cox Mary Frances Cregger Jimmy Crockett Jewel Cutlip Betty Dalton Wallace Dalton Walter Dalton r e 3 man 3 3 Doris Daugherty Cecil Davis George Davis Henry Davis E. R. Dickerson Maria Douthat James Dowdy Virginia Draper Faye Duncan Mary Ellen Duncan Pat Dutton David East Claris Edwards Rodger Edwords Ann Eversole Mary Lee Fagg Glenn Farmer Wayne Farmer E. C. Fink Joe Finkstein Paul Fisher Ted Fitzgerald Douglas Freeman Frankie French 44 Charlene Frost Wanda Frazier Norma Gallimore Jerry Gregory John Gregory Harry Gibbs Myrtle Gibbs Billy Graham Jimmy Grantham Jolene Grantham Betty Gravely Eugene Gravely Cynthia Gross Gail Grubb Buford Haga Barbara Hagee Elizabeth Hagee Elaine Hale Rosa Lee Hale Alice Hall e 3 man a 3 3 Carol Hall David Hall Joe Hall Paul Hall Ralph Hall Sara Hall Betty Hancock Linda Hare Elaine Harlow Billy Harrell Bobby Harrell David Harrell Danny Harriman Ronnie Harriman Elaine Henderson Randall Herndon Jimmy Herron Sue Hilderbrand Richard -Heldreth Carole Hill Earl HiJI Barbara Hilton Ann Himmelman Connie Hite 45 Barbara Hoback Jerry Hodge Brenda Hogston Wallace Holston Glen Hopkins Patsy Hopkins Bonnie Horton Bonnie Hubble Carolyn Hudsor J. R. Hughes Ruby Hughes Patricia Hull Nat Hurd Jean Hurst Buddy Jackson Pat Jelf Dione Jennings Glenn Johnston Carolyn Jones John Jones r e 5 man a 3 J Lonnie Jones Tommy Jones Walter Jones Duane Kanode Juanita Kanode Donna Kegley Ronnie Keister Ann Kidd Jean Kinder David King Kathrine Kirkner Evelyn Lane Larry Lemons Lonnie Lester Patty Lewey Loretta Linville Carolyn Livesay Lily Long Janet Mabry Patricia Maddy John Manuel Billy Martin Mary Martin Rebecca Martin 46 Denver McMillin David McNew Jerdy McRoberts Frances Melton Richard Merdith Delores Mink Duane Mitchell Betty Sue Moffitt Peggy Moore Nancy Morefield Gene Morgan Dale Morris Ernest Morris Steve Mosier John Nash Danny Nelson Joyce Nixon David Oliver Rhelda Owens James Palmer Cl 6 5 Johnny Palmer Eddie Parks Herbert Parks Janice Parks Billy Patton Elizabeth Pauley Iris Pentecost Barbara Pinkard Charles Pope Ann Quesenberry Billy Quesenberry Charles Quesenberry Peggy Quesenberry Walter Quesenberry Billy Quesenberry Paul Reese Rebecca Repass Richard Repass Betty Reynolds Iva Jean Reynolds Herbert Richardson Barbara Rickey Hensel Ritter Jo Ellen Robertsor 47 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 Anita Schrader Patsy Schrader Marie Semones Arleta Shelton Becky Shelton Ted Shepard Bonnie Shinault r e 5 k in ci n 5 5 Donald Shinault Garland Shinault Roger Shockley Marshall Shuff Jimmy Sims Richard Slate Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Rosemary Smith Franklin Spencer Karen Spencer Harold Spraker Billy Steger Joyce Stiltner Eddie Stinson Peggy Stoots William Stoots Richard Stuart Rodney Stump Raymond Summers Alton Sutphin Bonnie Sutphin Darlene Sutphin Jo Anne Sutphin 48 e $ man Phillip Sutphin Alfred Tabor Betty Taylor David Taylor Ernestine Taylor Violet Taylor Virginia Taylor Barbara Thomas James Thomas Merl Thomas Patsy Thomas Buddy Thompson Eleanor Thompson Terry Thornton Vernon Thornton Velma Thornton James Tibbs Jo Anne Tolley Darlene Trail Barbara A. Turner a J J Barbara J. Turner Douglas Turner Fred Turner Phyllis Turner Nancy Turpin John Ward Maxine Ward William Ward William H. Ward Wanda Webb Gale White Jo Ann White Larry White Roger White Frank Williams Frankie Williams Larry Williams Ann Windle Kathleen Wingo David Worrell Charlene Wright Judy Yearout Barbara Zeigler 49 John Lilly President dd La h th (j r(( de The eighth grade class, with Miss Frye and Mrs. Viars as co-sponsors, held class meetings twice a month throughout the school year. Other homeroom teachers who helped make our year a successful one were: Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Boyd, Miss Dalton, Miss Fortune, Miss Frye, Mrs. ' Kinzie, Mrs. Lemons, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Rex, Mrs. Taylor and M rs. Via rs. Our guidance directors were Mrs. Lemons and Mrs. Bird. Class officers arc: John Lilly, president; Charlyne Fox, vice-president; Jackie Chumb- ley, secretary; and Eddie Hall, treasurer. Charlyne Fox Jackie Chumbley Eddie Hall Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Roland Abell Joan Adams Earl Akers Robert Alley Warren Alley Anna Jean Altizer Carolyn Anderson Melville Anderson Ellen Aust Freddy Ballard Eddie Banes Margaret Barbettini Mary Lee Barbettini Alice Barkley Carolyn Bates Barbara Beverly Donald Beverly Ann Bevil Billy Bishop Jerry Bishop Norma Bishop Peggy Blankenship Frank Bond Martha Bowyer June Brammer Leon Branscome Clyde Branson Bobby Bratton Clara Brown Junior Brown C. J. Bryant Shirley Bullins Mary Burton Neecia Burton Arnold Byrd Jane Boan Sandra Caldwell Florence Cardin Pearl Carr Connie Lee Cassell Shirley Caudill Joe Caviness Jane Ann Chaffin Robert Chinault Jackie Chumbley Bobby Jean Cline Jimmy Cline Thonas Collins Myra Conner Carlos Cook Nancy Cook Pat Cook Barry Cox Betty Gene Cox Elizabeth Cox Gail Cox 51 li t li fad e Jimmy Cox Virginia Cox Margaret Cregger Leona Crockett Bobby Crockett Jimmy Crouch Mary Crowell James Cummings Ann Da lton Margaret Dalton Mary Ann Dalton Brenda Dean Daniel DeHart Betty Dickerson Jackie Dickerson Earl Dobbins Micky Donithan Joanne Donly Sandra Douthat Geneva Draper Angelene Duncan David Duncan Donald Duncan Jimmy Duncan Nellie Duncan Garland Eads Frances East Jimmy East Dorothy Edwards Patricia Elkins Barbara Eversole Garnett Fagg Wade Fanning Lyda Farmer Thedore Farmer Thomas Farmer Saford Finn Vergil Fiore Becky Fisher Carolyn Lee Fisher Ruby Flinchum Charlyne Fox Rudell Frazier David Freeman Nancy French Kaye Frye Mary Alice Gardner Jimmy Gettys Joyce Gill Brenda Gilman Betty Lou Goad Janet Golden Jeraldine Grantham Elgene Gray Del ton Gray Lyndell Gravley 52 Raymond Gravley Barbara Hagee Agnes Hall Eddie Hall Jerry Hall Jerry W. Hall Thomas Hall Linda Hall Robert Lee H all Bobby Hancock Buddy Hancock Faye Hancock Richard Harlow Roy Harlow Carol Ann Harpe Ferd Harvey Linda Helton Margie Hill Theodore Hoback Faye Horton Kathryne Horton Doris Hudson Melvin Hudson Robert Hudson Douglas Hughes Wayne Hughes Henry Hunley Harmon Hurst Tolly Hurst Carol Hylton James Hylton Hedy Jarrells Dallas Jennings Ann Johnston Patricia Johnson Tommy Johnson Janice Jones Mary Ruth Jones Ralph F. Jones Roy Jones Charlotte Keene French Kegley Robert Kempt Bobby Kennedy Linda Kennedy Glenn Killen Mary Kincer Billy King Johnny King Patsy King Ronnie King Valencia King Wilbur King Douglas Knode Nellie Knotter Mary Landis 53 Billy Lane Wanda Leeson Jackie Lester Jo Ann Lewis John Lilly Elmer Lineberry London Linkous Ruth Linkous Tommv Linkous Jerry Lockett Freddie Lovern Carolyn Lower Charlotte Lyons James Mabe Linda Mabry Katherine Manning Cloyd Manuel Patsy Manuel Peggy Manuel Francis McDaniel Judy Midkiff Thomas Millirons Wanda Mitchell Charles Montgomery Douglas Mooney Amon Moore James Moore Roger Morefield Freddie Morefield Frank Morehead Jane Morehead Dan Morris Patsy Morris Wayne Morris Tommy Murphy Jane Noland Charles Novell Harriett Novelle Larry O ' Dell Ronnie O ' Dell Joyce Odham Clark Owens, Jr. Marta Owens Bobby Pagon Betty Parks David Parks James Patterson Leslie Payne Rebecca Pearce Elizebeth Pennington Wesley Peyton James Phibbs Jean Phibbs Ruth Phibbs Arthur Pickerel Clarice Pickett 54 Linda Pinkard Carol Anne Poore Barbara Powers Margaret Powers Lee Price Normon Prillaman Eugene Queen Carolyn Quesenberry Darrel Quesenberry Emmett Quesenberry Jenny Quesenberry Sue Quesenberry Linda Rakes Donnie Ratcliff Cecil Ratcliffe Dreama Ratcliffe Larry Ratcliffe Linda Ratcliffe Raymond Ratcliffe Judy Raykes W. K. Reavis Wayne Reed Larry Reese Vivie Reese Katherine Reese Mary Reeves Billy Repass Audrey Lee Rhodes Joyce Ridpath Roberta Rice Florence Richardson Joyce Riggins Milton Ritter Carole Robinson Charles Rorrer Dennis Rorrer Julia Rorrer Shirley Rumley Rodney Rupe Ellen Rutherford Bobby Safewright Charles Safewright Sue Sayer Billy Scott Francis Scott Eugene Self Patricia Semones Ray Sheppard Clifford Shelor Edwin Shomaker Sherry Shull Doris Simmons Sam Simmons Jean Sirt Aloma Smith Arland Smith 55 Jean Smith Joy Smith Linda Smith Virginia Smithers Janice Stinson Arnold Stoots Darlene Stuart Eugene Stuart Bonnie Sullivan Brenda Surber Diane Surratt Arther Southerland Dianne Sutphin Everette Sutphin Kay Taylor Ossie Taylor Robert Taylor Tommy Thomas Barbara Tolbert James Townley Jean Trail Dorothy Trail Earl Tuell Darlene Turpin Randy Turpin Wanda Turpin Peggy Umburger Butch Underwood Floyd Van Antwerp Mary Vaughan Franklin Waddell Marvin Waddell Patty Wall John Wallace Dawn Wagner Bobby Wolf Tommy Warf Peggy Warlick Dennis Webb Johnny Webster Pete Whitaker Phyllis Whitaker Brenda White Jean White Jewel White Joanne White Linda Wilson Sharon Wirt Edna Wolfe Nora Mae Woolwine Beulah Worrell Bonnie Wright Harvey Wright Robert Yates Margaret Young 56 Activities 57 President Barbara Thornton Vice-President Jackie Hughes Faculty Advisor Miss Emma Gallimore 5 3 First row: Ann Powers, Martha Slate, Jo Anne Tolley, Betty Heldreth, Jackie Hughes, Barbara Thornton, Judy Raykes, Lorna Rogers, Ann Johnston, Jimmy Poole, Miss Emma Gallimore. Second row: Martha Bowyer, Ann Dalton, Carol Harpe, Ruth Phibbs, Geraldine Grantham, Jerdy McRoberts, Wanda Leeson, Clara Brown, Harriet Novel, Janice Stinson, Harriet Amburn, Nancy Morefield. Third row: C. E. Boyd, Sandra Fitzgerald, Charlene Frost, Barbara Mabe, Carol Sue Wilson, Carol Ashley, Marie Phibbs, Nat Hurd, Harold Spraker, Curtis Hollins. Fourth row: Nicky Saunders, John Lilly, R. E. Ratcliffe, David Altizer, Roger White, Everett Rider Jr. Not shown: Charles Rorrer. The Student Council is the representative body that encourages student and faculty sup- port of all activities at Pulaski High School and has enjoyed another successful year be- cause of the splendid participation of the students and faculty in the projects it has sponsored. Special areas of emphasis in cooperation with the State Student Cooperative Associa- tion aims, have been: Publicity, Safety, “bnd International Understanding. Pulaski High School has been represented at all district and state meetings. Traditional events and projects sponsored again this year are: Student Guidebook, Get Acquainted Day, Homecoming Parade, Stunt Day, Christmas baskets, March of Dimes, Winter Formal, Talent Show, Assemblies, and cleanup campaigns. i 59 First row: Jimmy White, Pat Rogers, Barbara Lewellyn, Ron- ald Patterson, Carol Hill, Miss Barnett, sponsor. Second row: Nancy Akers, Barbara Hall, Carol Sue Wilson, Bonnie Pierce. Third row: Bonnie An- derson, Peggy Phibbs, Judy Owens, Ellen Crockett. Fourth row: Carol Ashley, Wanda Sut- phin, Ella Sue Painter, Beulah Grubb. Fifth row: Marie Phibbs , Minnie French, Becky Buckner, Wayne Harlow. n ti ciiionci umor J4 : onov The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. One of the main activities of the society this year was the annual contest to select Miss Pulaski High. The officers are: Carol Hill, President; Ronnie Patterson, Vice-President; Barbara Lewellyn, Secretary; Jimmy White, Treasurer; Pat Rogers, Reporter; Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, Sponsor. 60 Left, bottom to top: Jackie Hughes, Robert Lockett, Lind- say Hickam, Gerald Repass, Nelson Boon, Neal Wirt, David Altizer, Ronald Royald. Bottom to top: Nancy Vaughan, Lynda Roop, Nancy Brown, Martha Long, Ann Jackson, Barbara Thornton, Cletis Akers, Ellen Runyon, Ruthie Seagle, Ann Powers, Sandra Ledford, Miss Gallimore, sponsor. The Beta Club is an honor organization of Juniors and Seniors. The members are re- quired to have a ' B ' average, administration approval, good character, and commendable attitude. The purpose is to recognize and encourage high scholarship achievement, leadership and service ability. The club completed the two-year project of placing Pulaski High School lettering on the front of the building. Officers are: Nancy Vaughan, president; Robert Lockett, vice-president; Lynda Roop, secretary; Jackie Hughes, treasurer; Nelson Boon, chaplain; Ann Jackson, Ellen Runyon, program chairman; and Miss Emma Galli- more, sponsor. 61 First row: Ann Johnston, Charlene Frost, Sandra Fitzgerald, Judy Raykes, Martha Bowyer, Ann Dalton, Carol Ashley, Jo Ann Tolley, Marie Phibbs, Martha Slate. Second row: Carol Harpe, Ann Powers, Nancy Morefield, Barbara Mabe, Lorna Rogers, Geraldine Grantham, Ruth Phibbs, Jerdy McRoberts, Carol Sue Wilson, Harriet Novell, Wanda Leeson, Janice Stinson, Clara Brown, Harriet Amburn. Third row: C. E. Boyd, Roger White, Charles Rorrer, Ted Sheppard, R. F. Ratcliff, Curtis Hollins, David Altizer, Ever- ett Rider, Wallace Dalton, Harold Spraker, Nat Hurd. 62 V The Library Club is composed of members who strive to assist the entire school in the use of all material available in the li- brary. They serve as assistants for one se- mester. Officers are: Doris Trail, President; Shirley Hedge, Vice President; Barbara Mabe, Secretary; Roger Ed- wards, Treasurer; Beverly Byrd, Chaplain; Mrs. Mar- garet Perdue, sponsor. First row: Evelyn Lane, Doris Trail, Mrs. Perdue, sponsor. Second row: Darlene Trail, Katherine Kirkner, Jean Kinder, Louise Bowman, Myrtle Runyon, Roger Edwards. Third row: Ronnie Keister, Eleanor Thompson, Wanda Webb, Alberta Mooney, Wanda Sutphin, Shirley Anderson, Ann Eversole, Judy Owens, Shirley Hedge, Barbara Mabe, Doris Via, June Fink. Fourth row: Charles Pope, Eugene Gravely, Jimmy Sims, Duane Mitchell. Absent: Franklin Conner, Beverly Byrd, Elizabeth Wolfe, Betty DeHart, Marie Semones, Duane Kanode. J uture ZJeacLerS Of A mencct Seated: Mrs. Holt, sponsor, Linda Hare, Maria Douthat, Patty Lewey, Diane Jennings, Minnie French, Pat Hull, Sandra Ledford. Second row: Bonnie Rakes, Hazel Powers, Peggy Phibbs, Carolyn Rogers. Third row: Betty Duncan, Beulah Cox, Elaine Harlow, Jackie Brino, Betty Ratcliffe, Linda Cook. Officers are: Sandra Ledford, President; Pat Hull, Vice President; Minnie French, Secretary; Diane Jennings, Treasurer; Patty Lewey, Re- porter; Mrs. Holt, sponsor. First row: Neal Wirt, Marie Phibbs, Daryll Grubb, Dolly Maxwell, Nancy Brown, Morris Brown. Second row: Margaret Mabry, Martha Slate, Weedie Bushong, Gilford Morehead, Granville Fagg. Standing: Mrs. Byrd, sponsor. The purpose of the French Club is to cre- ate an interest in the study of French and to learn something about French life and culture. Officers are: Neal Wirt, President; Ann Fizer, Vice President; Marie Phibbs, Secretary; Darryl Grubb, Treasurer; Margaret Mabry, Chaplain; Mrs. Byrd, spon- sor. n First row: Bob Lockett, Linda Creger, Beverly Repass, Ralph Sutherland, Jerell Fink. Second row: Steven Lewis, Ellen Crockett, Patricia Hudson, Cletis Akers, Revis Edwards. Third row: Billy Rupe, Beverly Byrd, Ronald Smith, Roy Hall, Virginia Conner. Fourth row: Charles Williams, Mary Carolyn Woodard, Frank Creger, Diane Brookman. The Spanish Club was formed to develop more interest in Span- ish. Those who are taking Spanish felt that a club would make the language more ex- citing. A Spanish type party was given for the club this year at Christmas. Tentative plans for a program to be given sometime in the spring for Pan- American Day are being made. Officers are: Bob Lockett, President; Linda Creger, Vice President; Beverly Re- pass, Secretary; Ralph Suth- erland, Treasurer; Beverly Byrd, Reporter; Mrs. Fortner, Club Sponsor. ■ ' Vx. The purpose is to promote and increase an interest in the Latin language and to in- crease our knowledge of the rich heritage left to us by the Rom- ans, namely their re- ligion, laws, customs, and arts. Each year the Latin Club, as a project, buys books pertaining to Latin for the li- brary. Officers are: Preston Sar- telle, Kathryn Deeds, con- suls; Ann Bruce, Censor; Marie Semones, Harriet Am- burn, Quecestors; Pat Jelf, Katherine Kirkner, Ella Sue Painter, James White, Ae- diles; Violet Powers, Scriba; Ann Himmelman, Pantifex Maximus. First row: Mrs. Robertson, sponsor, Pat Jelf, Kathrine Kirkner, Violet Powers, Marie Semones, Harriet Amburn, Ann Bruce, Kathryn Deeds, Preston Sartelle. Second row: Ann Kidd, Joyce Nixon, Louise Bowman, Patty Lewey, Jewel Cutlip, Rebecca Repass, Nancy Akers, Cecil Umberger, Patsy Hopkins, Bonnie Pearce, Elaine Sherman, Mary Ellen Duncan, Marguerette Semones, Rhelda Owens, Bar- bara Hilton. Third row: Jimmy White, A. J. Smith, Jimmy Sims, Rebecca Martin, Linda Hare, Phyllis Bishop, Norma Bentley, Nancy Herron, Ella Sue Painter, Ann Himmelman, Sara Hall, Carol Hill, Bonnie Rakes, Carl Fisher, Steve Mosier, Jimmy Grantham, Herbert Parks. Fourth row: Joe Finkstein, Eddie Stinson, Ronald Patterson, Merit Cooper, Billy Anderson, Rebecca Shelton, Billy Blackburn, Diane Jennings, Jack Holt, Betty Roop, Wayne Harlow, Ros emary Smith, Everett Rider, Howard Haga, Rodney Stump. First line, front to back: Preston Sartelle, Larry Morris, Bob Lockett, Nelson Boon, Charles Powell, Jackie Hughes, Mr. Jack White, sponsor. Second line: George Gallo- way, Billy Wilson, Lanny Harris, Everett Rider, Neal Wirt, Scotty Roop, Ronald Patterson, Lindsay Hickam. The Key Club of Pulaski High School is part of a national set- up and has been a club at P.H.S. for a good many years. Qualifica- tions for the Key Club are high. Members must be leaders in their classes and in school. Good grades and personality are required. Officers ore: Robert Lockett, President; Jack Hughes, Vice President; George Gal- loway, Treasurer; Billy Wil- son, Secretary; Coach Jack White, sponsor. Standing in front: Weedie Bushong, Mr. Franklin Davis, Sponsor, Norma Royal, Joyce Stiltner. First row: Betsy Gilmer, Mary Lee Fagg, Roberta Gregory, Carolyn Hudson, Betty Roop, Lorna Rogers, Ann Himmelman, Nancy Herron, Sarah Jane Hall, Rosa Lee Hale, Pat Dutton. Second row: Rodney Stump, Mary Ellen Duncan, Jolene Boyd, Faye Duncan, La- verne Brinkley, Charlene Wright, Sandra Butts, Gail White, Jetta Burchett, Elizabeth Hagee, Maxine Marshall, Pat Brewer, Valarie Dalton. Third row: Lonnie Lester, Randy Herndon, Ronald Vaughn, David Gynn, Sanford Hopkins, Johnny Palmer, Bobby Vaughn, Judy Yearout, Sandra Burchett, Betty Heldreth, Eddie Parks, Barbara Hilton, Relda Owens, Larry Lemons. Not pictured: Harriet Amburn, Carol Armbrister, Norma Bentley, Dawn Blankenship, Nancy Brookman, Ann Carey Bruce, Agnes Davidson, Dorothy Davis, Kathern Deeds, Ann Fizer, Wallace Hogston, Ollie Linkous, Dollie Maxwell, Cecil Nixon, Jimmy Poole, Vilot Powers, Elaine Sherman, Frank Shinault. The Dramatics Club was originated at P. H. S. in 1955 by Mr. Davis, our present sponsor. The club is composed of about forty- five members ranging from freshmen to seniors. The main idea of the Dramatics Club is to further the interest of the students towards dramatics and all of its forms. Leading this club are President, Weedie Bushong; Vice President, Joyce Stiltner, Sec- retary, Harriet Amburn, Reporter, Norma Bentley; Chaplin, Norma Jean Royal. f.6 a eel routes The purpose of the Electronics Club is to further knowledge in the field of elec- tricity, to better understanding of models, experiments, demonstrations and field trips. The club also provides an outlet for those interests which are not fulfilled in regular classroom activities. Seated: Mr. James Fowler, sponsor. First row: Milton Aust, Frank Creger, Mack Wilson Second row: John Ward, Douglas Turner, Bobby Thompson, Charles Williams, E. R. Dickerson. Third ro w: C. E. Boyd, Richard Meredith, Terry Thornton, Ralph Sutherland, Richard Freeman. Fourth row: Billy Rupe, Lyle Commer. Officers are: Mack Wilson, President; Milton Aust, Vice President; Billy Rupe, Secretary; Harold Spra- ker. Treasurer. L President, Pat Rogers; Vice- President, Charles Quesen- berry; Secretary, Mary Woodard; Treasurer, Rodney Lester. First row: Martha Peterson, Beverly Repass, Charles Quesenberry, Pat Rogers, Mary Woodard, Jo Anne Sutphin, Raymond Summers. Second row: Frank Williams, Theodore S t e f i, Robert White, Douglas Brown, Tracy Whitaker, Rodney Lester, Bonnie Hughes, Eliz- abeth Pauley, Arnold Mink, Baron Spencer. Not shown: Duane Bentley, Glenn Landis, Ted Shephard, Jaquita Cooper. A M O c c u � 2 i v e r si pied The D. O. Club en- deavors to train stu- dents to become better employees. We pledge honor to our vocation and bring good repute on ourselves, our places of business and our school. Thus school helps prepare us to step directly into life. Seated: Margarette Leeson, Hazel Powers, Ann Spence. Standing: Mr. Franklin Davis, sponsor, Barbara Stephens, Margaret Mustard, Boyd. Franklin Hughes, Mike Davidson, Taylor 2 ). €. First row: Nancy Lovern, Anita Breedlove, Rita Dalton. Second row: Martha Hawkins, Peggy Kanode, Carol Ann Ran- kin, Mary Frances Cox, Peggy Willis. Third row: Mr. Franklin Davis, sponsor, Hubert Vinson, Roland Cole, Randy Bowman, Johnny Morehead, Stanley Morefield. Fourth row: Sanford Hopkins, Ronald Royal, Donald Philips, Richard O Dell.Charles Turner, Arnold Mink. The Distributive Ed- ucation Club is a link between a business profession and the stu- dent in school. Each member works part time in a business es- tablishment. The club is active in state circles and competes with other groups. Officers are: Ronald Royal, President; Garnett Smith, Vice President; Nancy Lov- ern, Secretary; Anita Breed- love, Treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated: Martha Phelps, Rose- mary Smith, Barbara Lewellyn, Frankie French, Loretta Linville, Janice Parks, Rebecca Shelton, First row: Carol Hill, Jewel Cut- lip, Myrtle Gibbs, Betty DeHart, Louise Cain, Barbara Hall, Peg- gy Phibbs, Patty Lewey, Frances Melton, Judy Kanode, Margaret Mustard, Minnie French, Betty Duncan, Shirley Stoots, Brenda Novell, Ann Windle, Alice Hall, Patsy Henderson, Hilda Rorrer. Not Pictured: Judy Johnston, Bulah Cox. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- zation for high school girls studying homemaking. The motto Toward New Horizons, expresses well the purpose of the organization, learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our fam- ilies may be better tomorrow. Officers are: Martha Phelps, President; Becky Shelton, Vice President; Rosemary Smith, Sec- retary; Frankie French, Treas- urer; Janice Parks, Reporter; Loretta Linville, Chaplain; Bar- bara Lewellyn, Parliamentar- ian; Miss Mary Oewel, Sponsor; Mrs. Lolah Newman, Associate Sponsor. INSTALLATION OF JUNIOR F. H. A. OFFICERS Left to right: Florence Cardin, Wanda Leeson, Jean Smith, Peggy Umberger, Nora Mae Woolwine, Martha Phelps, Pres- ident of F. H. A. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated: Mary Kinser, Nora Mae Woolwine, Peggy Umberger, Florence Cardin, Wanda Lee- son, Jean Smith, June Bram- mer, Jean Altizer, Janice Stin- son. First row, standing: Sandra Douthat, Ruth Phibbs, Leona Crockett, Ann Johnston, Bar- bara Hagee, Charlotte King, Brenda Gillman, Lyda Farmer, Barbara Tolbert, Betty Jo Parks. Second row: Mary T. Owel, sponsor, Mrs. L alah H. Newman, Linda Ratcliff, Jean Phibbs, Jacqueline Myers, Barbara Bev- erly, Pearl Carr, Jo Ann Lewis, Jane Boan, Ellen Aust. The Junior Homemakers is a local organization for students who ore enrolled in an Intro- ductory Homemaking Course in which they carry out activities related to home and community living. Officers are: Florence Cardin, President; Mary Alice Gardner, Vice President; Peggy Umber- ger, Secretary; Nora Mae Wool- wine, Treasurer; Jean Smith, Reporter; Wanda Leeson, Par- liamentarian; June Brammer, Historian; Miss Mary T. Oewel, Mrs. Lolah H. Newman, spon- sors. k Junior-Sen ior Dri-J4i-y The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high scholastic standards of Chris- tian character. The club sold pom-poms at the home-coming football game, had bake sales, pic- nic, sponsored Gent ' s Night Dance. Offi cers are: Barbara Ste- phens, President; Barbara Woods, Vice President; Mar- garette Leason, Secretary; Roberta Gregory, Treasurer; Lynda Roop, Chaplain; Shir- ley Gray, Reporter; Mrs. Farmer sponsor. First row: Margarette Leeson, Roberta Gregory, Barbara Stephens, Barbara Woods, Lynda Roop. Second row: Mrs. Farmer, sponsor, Rita Dalton, Pat Hudson, Agnes Davidson, Ann Jackson, Anita Breedlove, Mary Jane Roope, San- dra Fitzgerald, Betty Heldreth, Peggy Hubble, Carolyn Taylor, Pat White, Martha Slate. k o m o r e Ori-J4i. y First row: Mrs. Taylor, sponsor, Nancy Akers, Carol Hill, Nancy Herron, Carol Sue Wilson, Harriet Amburn. Second row: Peggy Turner, Sue Howard, Patsy Hubble, Paula Smith, Ann Carey Bruce, Janet Dowdy, Judy Owen, Martha Peterson, Wanda Sutphin, Peggy Hall, Barbara Mabe, Hilda Cook, Bonnie Pearce, Kitty Elkins. Third row: Norma Bentley, June Fink, Ann Fizer, Cil Ryan, Becky Buckner, Elaine Sherman, Phyllis Bishop, Judy Knode, Beverly Repass, Dollie Maxwell, Patsy Stoots, Carol Ashley, Barbara Lewellyn, Kathryn Deeds, Beverly Byrd, Doris Via, Elizabeth Wolfe. The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y sent a basket of food to a needy family during Thanks- giving, and they plan a ser- vice project for the year. Officers are: Nancy Akers, President; Carol V. Hill, Vice-President; Pat Rogers, Secretary; Nancy Herron, Treasurer; Harriet Amburn, Reporter; Carol Sue Wilson, Chaplain; Mrs. Mary Taylor, sponsor. 1 re J h m a n Dri-J 4 i-y The purpose of our club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. The membership con- sisted of Freshman girls only. Among our projects during the year, the biggest was helping needy families at Christmas. We hod a very fine sponsor, Mr. Walker, who was very helpful. Officers are: Jolene Boyd, President; Lorna Rogers, Vice President; Carolyn Hudson, Secretary; Elaine Harlow, Treasurer; Eleanor Thompson, Chaplain; Bar- bara Pinkard, Reporter. First row: Elaine Harlow, Carolyn Hudson, Lorna Rogers, Jolene Boyd, Eleanor Thompson, Barbara Pinkard. Second row: Cynthia Gross, Evelyn Lane, Judy Yearout, Betty Sue Moffit, Jolene Grantham, Mary Ellen Duncan, Ann Chrisley, Rebecca Repass, Carole Hill, Jewel Cutlip, Patty Lewey, Dawn Blankenship, Patsy Hopkins, Barbara Hilton. Third row: Gayle Grub, Rhelda Owens, Bonnie Hubble, Faye Duncan, Sandra Butts, Diane Bolen, Gail White, Linda Hare, Kaye Albert, Elizabeth Hagee, Darlene Trail, Rosa Lee Hale. Fourth row: Pot Jelf, Ann Himmelman, Rebecca Martin, Betty Roop, Jo Ann Tolley, Carol Hall, Patty Dutton, Rebecca Shelton, Sara Hall, Rosemary Smith, Jaquita Cooper, Jo Ann Sutphin, Wanda Webb, Mary Lee Fagg, Norma Royal. a h t h D r i-J 4 i- y First row: Mary Ann Dalton, Linda Smith, Marta Owens, Bobbie Rice, Alice Barkley, Sharon Wirt. Second row: Norna Mae Woolwine, Janice Stinson, Ann Johnston, Shery Shull, Jackie Chumbley, Jane Boon, Wanda Leeson, June Brammer, Kay Frye, Florence Cardin, Joy Lee Smith, Jean Altizer, Charlyne Fox, Jewel White, Sue Quesenberry, Elizabeth Cox. Third row: Barbaro Tolbert, Ann Dolton, Becky Pearce, Margaret Young, Betty Cox, Jo Ann Donnally, Judy Raykes, Carolyn Anderson, Diane Sutphin, Brenda White, Carolyn Lower, Charlotte Lyons, Jo Ann White, Janice Jones, Carol Robertson, Jane Noland. The Eight Grade Tri-Hi- Y is an organization com- posed of eighth grade girls only. Officers are: Sharon Wirt, President; Alice Barkley, Vice President; Bobbie Rice, Secretary; Marta Owens, Treasurer; Linda Smith, Chaplain; Mary Ann Dalton, Reporter; Mrs. Montgomery, sponsor; Lynda Roop, Col- leen Vaughan, co-sponsors. A U D l V O li l U Wi a— at mm mam s aii warn wBm wm mam -m� f ’imm nexm timsvr !r . ' . � mmm mmt. mmm « MiMI • ' 4Mi9« mm 8 ' MU.uS mm I — — Q. .A. -A. The Girl ' s Athletic Associ- ation is composed of girls who participate in the club activities. The purpose is to promote more healthful sportsmanship ..and ..school spirit among all students. The girls this year are set- ting up an intramural bas- ketball for the girls next year to participate in. Officers are: Peggy Hubble, President; Virginia Conner, Vice President; Dorothy Bur- ton, Secretary; Ellen Run- yon, Treasurer; Judy John- ston, Reporter; Miss King, sponsor. m . • fe- mmsm -MK3 First row: Jo Ellen Roberson, Elaine Hale, Delores Mink, Rosa Lee Hale, Eleanor Thompson, Lorna Rogers, Virginia Conner, Peggy Hubble, Judy Johnston, Dorthy Burton, Ellen Runyon, Betty Sue Moffit, Evelyn Lane, Faye Duncan. Second row: Jeanette Jones, Donna Kegley, Peggy Moore, Beulah Cox, Mary Lee Fagg, Georgia Stoots, Margie Hall, Yvonne Horton, Annett Roop, Bonnie Pierce, Bonnie Rakes, Betty DeHart, Hilda Cook. Third row: LaVerne Brinkley, Patsy Thomas, Dawn Blankenship, Elizabeth Hagee, Dollie Maxweli, Judy Yearout, Shirley Stoots, Judy Trail, Jean Goad, Patsy Schrader, Jean Kinder, Doris Rupe, Jacquita Cooper, Barbara Rickey. Fourth row: Jean Whisman, Carol Hall, Doris Via, Patsy Stoots, Cil Ryan, June Fink, Patsy Henderson, Ann Windie, Gail White, Sandra Butts, Joyce Stiltner, Peggy Southern, Barbara Akers. Fifth row: Ann Jockson, Barbara Bowyer, Leona Turner, Jackie Brino, Char- lotte Meade, Janet Akers, Barbara Cecil, Miss King, sponsor. This is an appropriate name for this group of energetic girls who work hard for their school. It is composed of the Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders and other selected members. The purpose of the club is to promote and extend greater school spirit throughout the school. Pep Rallies in the gym were held regu- larly to help do this. Each year it sponsors the sale of attractive Football programs at all the Home Games. It also sponsored sock hops after games, with decorations and refreshments. It plans this year to sponsor a formal Mardi Gras Dance to be held in March. g lu a a s i u Wi First row: Barbara Woods, Pat White, Martha Slate, Carol Ashley, Barbara Ste- phens. Second row: Joyce Stiltner, Lorna Rogers, Kitty Elkins, Carolyn Taylor, Peggy Wil- lis, Sandra Ledford, Peggy Hubble, Cletis Akers, Lynda Roop, Jo Ann Tolley, Sue Howard, Patsy Hubble. hi I ' j A ■iTH j ||P§ « j I llal ' S So,, I, o ni o r c Mt.y Left to right: Mock Wilson, Charles Williams, Shelburne Clark, Ronald Patterson, Franklin Conner, Wayne Harlow, Jack Holt, Ronnie Huddle, Mr. John Lyons, sponsor. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. The platform of the Hi-Y is clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. Some objectives of the Hi-Y Club are to develop personal in- tegrity and self-discipline; to develop a grow- ing sense of personal worth, based on Chris- tian concepts and values; to perform useful home, church, school and community services. r 6 First row: Janie Hancock, Ann Hall, Joyce Kress, Jody Stuart, Pat Jelf, Betty Sue Moffitt, Bonnie Hubble, Bonnie Anderson, Barbara Cecil, Betty Ratcliffe, Charlotte Meade. Second row: Ann McRoberts, Rubye Hughes, Barbara Sue Akers, Annette Roope, Janet Akers, Yvonne Horton, Helen Carr, Jean Mabe, Eleanor Morefield, Carol Hall. Third row: Jo Ellen Roberson, Mary Frances Creggar, Linda Cook, Dorothy Burton, Margie Hall, Cil Ryan, Patsy Stoots, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Ross. Fourth row: Juanita Kanode, Delores Mink, Charlene Frost, Dianne Bolen, Kaye Albert. This is a club which both girls and boys may join. The purpose of the club is to fur- nish means of social adjust- ment and of forming friend- ship to students who might not otherwise have the op- portunity. Officers are: Charlotte Meade, President; Betty Ann Ratcliffe, Vice President; Pat Jelf, Secretary; Nancy Morefield, Treasurer; Bar- bara Cecil, Chaplain; Bonnie Hubble, Reporter; Betty Sue Moffit, Sergeant at Arms -!AKI iaski Jriali Sck ool ddand Front: Bobby Umberger. First row: Pat Jelf, Kathryn Deeds, Beverly Byrd, Carol Rankin, Jolene Grantham, Roberta Gregory, Beulah Grubb. Second row: Billy Quesenberry, Elaine Sherman, Beverly Repass, Violet Powers, Steve Mosier, Patsy King, Rebecca Repass, Mary Ellen Duncan, Hazel Albert, Carolyn Spencer, Mary Landis, Jane Noland, Eddie French. Third row: Bobby Harrell, Bill Thornton, Glen Hopkins, Gerald Repass, Wayne Lemon, Leon Branscome, Eliz- abeth Cox, Carol Robinson, Kaye Albert, Jimmy Fisher, Cecil Davis, Shelburne Clark, Freddy Ballard, Mack Wilson. Fourth row: Morris Brown, Frank Brammer, David Harrell, Yvonne Horton, Mary Frances Cox, Gene Morgan, Bobby Thompson, Jimmy Cummings, Clara Brown, Margaret Young, Tolley Hurst, C. T. Montgomery, Freddy Owens. Fifth row: Lyle Comer, Byron Spencer, Ted Sheppard, Eddie Stinson, Linda Pinkard, C. J. Bryont, Larry Ratcliffe, Doug Turner, Warren Alley, Jimmy Grantham, Jimmy White. The P. H. S. Band has a large part to do with our school spirit. The band is a major factor in the school feeling of our pep rallies and the football games. They play at District Festivals annually and march in various pa- rades. In addition to this, the band gives many concerts during the year and among these are the Winter and Spring Concerts. Along with the help of the Band Boosters and the townspeople they received new uni- forms at the first of the year. The band is composed of sixty-seven pieces. And as the years go by we hope to become bigger and better. Officers are: Bobby Umberger, Student Di- rector, Drum Major; Gerald Repass, President; Jimmy White, Secretary; Treasurer, William Thornton; Becky Repass, Yvonne Horton, Kaye Albert, Librarians; Freddy Owen, Mgr. 74 ScLot a ioruA The Chorus, under the ex- cellent direction of Mrs. Vir- ginia Pugh, is composed of students interested in music, and has performed at schools, churches, and, of course, at the Winter and Spring Concerts. Officers are: President, Frank Shinault; Vice Presi- dent, Ann Powers; Secretary- Treasurer, Jimmy Poole; and Reporter, Larry Lemons. First row: Carol Virginia Hill, Betty Ann Ratcliff, Linda Cook, Barbara Lewellyn, Ann Powers, Eleanor Morefield, Mar- garette Leeson, Margarette Mabry, Rebecca Wilson, Bonnie Gosnell, Bonnie Pearce, Mrs. Virginia Pugh, Director. Second row: Nancy Herron, Charlotte Meade, Emma Goad, Jean Mabe, Barbara Hall, Ann Hall, Nancy Nunn, Becky Buckner, Dorothy Burton, Betsy Gilmer, June McCormack, Janie Hancock, Sonja O ' Dell, Phyllis Bishop Marie Phibbs. Third row: Scotty Roop, Donnie Russell, Edward Craig, Billy Wilson, Johnny Palmer, C. E. Boyd, John Gregory, Ronnie Huddle, Frank Shinault, Rodney Stump, Howard Childre ss, Bobby Vaughan, Larry Lemons, Jimmy Poole. First row: Carolyn Rogers, Patsy Hopkins, Judy Yearout, Norma Royal, Elaine Hale, Barbara Hagee, Violet Taylor, Jewel Cutlip, Louise Cain, Jo Ellen Robinson, Eleanor Aker, Maria Douthat, Kathleen Wingo, Joyce Stiltner. Second row: Wanda Frazier, Shirley Ross, Elizabeth Hagee, Faye Duncan, Lavern Brinkley, Mary Martin, Patty Lewey, Anita Schrader, Mary Frances Cregger, Sandra Butts, Barbara Pinkard, Gail White, Carole Hill, Carolyn Rogers, Mrs. Vir- ginia Pugh, director. Third row: Juanita Caudill, Sue Hilderbrand, Carolyn Livesay, Charlena Wright, Linda Hare, Juanita Kanode, Darlene Sutphin, Jo Anne Sutphin, Doris Daugherty, Rebecca Martin, Patsy Schrader, Nancy More- field, Rosalee Hale, Bonnie Shinault, Patty Dutton. Officers are: Barbara Pink- ard, President; Lavern Brink- ley, Vice President; Janet Mabry, Secretary-Treasurer; and Patty Lewey, Reporter. This active organization consists of forty-nine girls. The director is Mrs. Virginia Pugh. The main events of the year are performing at the Winter and Spring concerts, and at other schools. Eo Wo no 9 9 J r a m CU The Monogram Club is an organization to promote and develop more interest in ath- letics and one of the main objectives ' is sporstmanship. The Club has been of great benefit to the school by buy- ing a large sign to identify the school. This vear ' s proj- ect is to buy yard-line mark- ers, flags for the end-zone, down markers and yardage chains. This equioment is for the betterment of our foot- ball facilities. Officers are: John Ashley, President; Ralph Burchett, Vice President; Duane Hix, Secretary-T reasurer. First row: Wallace Thrasher, Ralph Burchett, John Ashley, Duane Hix. Second row: Eddie Parks, Doug Freeman, Doug B urchett, Butch Coletrane, George Galloway, Jimmy Poole Third row: Larry Morris, Tracy Whitaker, Bobby Worrell, Jackie Hughes, Billy Wilson, David Altizer. Fourth row: Dovid Saunders, Herbert Richardson, Johnny Palmer, Nickey Saunders, Curtis Hollins. i o n o g r a m Ctu t yr — mmm t Left row: Kathryn Deeds, Betsy Gilmer, Carol Ann Rankin, Ruth Seagle. Center: Valerie Dalton; President. Right row: Roberta Gregory, Dorthy Burton, Ellen Runyon, Miss Pugh, sponsor. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to decorate Calfee Park for football games and to further the interests of girls in athletics. Officers are: Valerie Dalton, President; Dorothy Burton, Vice President; Betsy Gilmer, Secretary; Roberta Gregory, Treas- urer; Mrs. Virginia Pugh, sponsor. Sports L 77 Head Coach, Ed Rock Rockwell Assistant Coach, Jack White Varsity Football and Track Coaches Coaches Clyde Wright and Ted Viars J. V. Football coaches, Coach Wright head Basketball coach, Coach Viars J. V. Basket- ball coach. Cl i n Staff Coach Ezma Lea King, head coach of Girls Basketball. To a school, a good coaching staff means a lot to the school spirit and attitude of the players and student body. We have been fortunate in the quality of coaching ability and leadership our staff has shown. Left to right: Barbara Stephens, Pat White, Piggy Willis, Martha Slate, Pat Hudson, Carolyn Taylor, Lynda Roop Not pictured: Xymena Bowman. Shout Students Shout! was the cry of the Varsity Cheerleaders as they led the students in cheers at football games, basketball games and pep rallies. The squad, composed of seven junior girls. was always there supporting the Orioles and lending much color and excitement to all sports activities. Sponsor is Miss Ezma Lea ■ HBHH SB rr ' • fr I- ill .. h� s r i J. V. 3ootUl dd)i strict VI (1 liampd — 1956 These boys deserve rec- ognition not only for this fact but also for their hard work and effort they put forth to win this title. We wish to congratulate Coach Wright and Coach Viars. V. 3ootLa(( First row: Ted Sheppard, Lonnie Lester, Jerry Lockett, Melvin Anderson, Ronnie Smith, French Kegley, Freddy More- field, Dickie Crockett, C. J. Bryant, manager. Second Row: Jackie Lester, Randy Herndon, Donnie Beverly, Paul Cox, Edward Maxwell, Shelburn Clark, Tommy Linkous. Third row: Coach Wright, E. R. Dickerson, Ronnie Kiester, Raymond Gravely, Joe Hall, Freddy Ballard, Charlie Williams. Fourth row: Nicky Saunders, Danny Nichols, Garland Chinault, Cloyd Mcnuel, James Cline, Mac Saunders, Wallace Dalton, Danny Nelson, C. E. Boyd, Johnny Palmer, Coach Ted Viars. o o t b a l £ The fail weather, colored leaves, star studded night, and all of a sudden the tre- mendous yell of hundreds of people. What is going on? It ' s a football game, one of the fav- orite pastimes of students and adults in the fall. Nothing is more exciting or makes the heart beat faster than a good, close, hard- fought game between two school rivals. All this adds interest and vitality to our school life. 1ootba££ cored — 956 S e a WE THEY Pearisburg 32 7 Christiansburg 12 27 Martinsville 7 14 Blacksburg 12 7 Radford 7 6 Narrows 6 20 Fleming 0 19 Dublin 12 6 Franklin Co. 14 7 Wytheville 27 7 82 don First row: Mack Torrence, Ralph Burchett. Second row: Doug Burchett, Sonny Alley, Curtis Hollins. Third row: Frank Shinault, Tracy Whitaker, Jack Hughes, James Murphy, Ted Shephard, Garland Shinault. MANAGERS C. J. Bryant, Doug Freeman 5-4-3-2-1. Yes, that ' s the end of another thrilling game. This year ' s team, although composed mostly of young inexperienced players, has displayed the quality of a championship team which we look for- ward to in the future. Also with a new coach whose new and different techniques brighten the outlook for the future. 83 L These girls are always on hand to cheer the team on and to pep up the crowd. No matter what the weather, rain, snow, sleet, or shine, they will always be there pulling for the team. I e e r a r 5 Pictured left to right: Joyce Stiltner, Patsy Hubble, Jo Ann Tolley, Carol Ashley, Sue Howard, Kitty Elkins, and Lorna Rogers. V. Ea First row: J. C. Whitt, Everette Rider. Second row: Herbert Parks, Grant Atkins, William Stoots. Third row: Charles Wil- liams, Walter Dalton, Shelburne Clark, Freddy Turner, Jimmy Barnette, Lamont Southerland, Duane Mitchell, J. R. Hughes. These boys ore the future stars of P. H. S. They are in the training and proving grounds of the J. V. Squad, and their main wish is to play on the varsity. They are the ones who supply the Varsity with fresh material each year, and are doing well under the leadership of Coach Ted Viars. These boys represent the 1956 baseball team which had a very successful year. For those who like baseball we regret to say that this was the last team to enter interscholastic competition. Because we are a Group I school this sport must be dropped. B a Left to right: Ralph Burchett, Tracy Whitaker, Bobby Worrell, Coach — Ted Viars, Duane Hix, Curtis Hollins, Doug Burchett, Johnny Palmer, Manager. a m George Galloway, David Saunders, Nicky Saunders, Eddie Parks— Manager, Ed Rockwell — head coach. Second row: Jack White — Assit. coach, Morris Brown, Ernie Morrison, Bob Lockett, John Ashley, Gene Rupe, Larry Morris, Scotty Roop. Ah! The cool fresh air of spring! Makes a person want to run, doesn ' t it? And that ' s exactly what we want to do, because it ' s track time again. We ' ve been through a long winter and people want to get out and stretch. So every day after long hours of studies the track boys turn out for the day ' s practice session. The same boys, who only a few hours ago were studying geometry and also wondering why Na- poleon invaded Italy, are now wondering how fast they can get around the track. Yes, school is the im- portant part of our life but athletics have their place as do other things in our school life r a c b J First row: Everette Rider, Shelburne Clark, Butch Coltrane, Wallace Thrasher, J e bait 5 earn 1 7 -- t I 1 f 1 Jm ■ t 1 1 , Bjj 1 Left to right: Jolene Grantham, Beverly Byrd, Buelah Grubb, Pat Jelf, Kathryn Deeds, Roberta Gregory, Carol Rankin. HEAD DRUMAJOR Bobby Umberger rn a i o r e tt e J First row: Ellen Runyon, Dorothy Burton, co-captains; Sec- ond row: Elizabeth Wolfe, Leona Turner, Peggy Hubble, Eleanor Thompson, Doris Via. Third row: Judy Johnston, Cil Ryan, June Fink, Ruthie Seagle, Valerie Dalton, Barbara Bowyer, Doris Trail. We want to recognire the Girl ' s Basketball teom for their fine contribution to our school life and activity. This is the last year for the team for there is no girls basketball in Group I schools. These girls brought favorable comment to us from other schools for their sportsmanship and fine play- ing. Girls basketball will always be a happy memory for our school. MANAGERS Pat Rogers, Harriet Amburn Wit P. J4. S. Court First row: Mrs. Dewey King, Miss P. H. S. of 1949, Eleanor Thompson, Miss P. H. S. of 1957, Kathryn Deeds, Maid of Honor. Second row: Jean Trail, Lorna Rogers, Patsy Hubble, Mary Frances Cox Kanode, Carol Ashley, Jolene Grantham, Pat White, Barbara Woods, Sandra Fitzgerald, Ella Sue Painter, Pat Brewer, Betty Heldreth, Ruth Seagle, Lynda Roop. Third row: Martha Slate, Valerie Dalton, Betsy Gilmer, Jo Ann Tolley, Carolyn Taylor, Roberta Gregory, Ann Dalton, Sue Howard, Beaulah Grubb, Ann Carey Bruce, Mary Lee Fogg, Carol Ann Rankin. Fourth row: Brenda White, Bonnie Hubble, Kitty Elkins, Peggy Turner, Pat Rogers, Paula Smith, Peggy Hubble, Charlyne Fox, Jackie Chumbley, Barbara Stephens. Not pictured: Ann Jackson, Barbara Pinkard. Bobby Umberger, All State Band Ruth Seagle, Winner, Your Right To Vote Contest Jimmy Poole, All State Chorus Betty Heldreth, D. A. R. History Award David Harrell, All State Band Margaret Mabry, All State Chorus John Dauernheim, Winner, Boy ' s Public Speaking Contest Dorothy Burton, All State Chorus Carol Virginia Hill, Win- ner, “I Speak For Democ- racy Contest V V Jimmy White, All State Band Nat Hurd, Winner, Fire , Prevention Essay Contest Ann Powers, Winner, Spelling Contest e o o HENRIETTA THE EIGHTH At left: Mr. Davis, Ronald Vaughan, Peggy Hubble. First row, kneeling: Betty Roop, Gail White, Sue Howard. Second row, seated: Joyce Stiltner, Mary Lee Fagg, Carol Ashley, Norma Bentley, Betsy Gilmer. Third row, standing: Johnny Palmer, Nelson Boan, Beverly Repass, Sandra Butts, Bobby Vaughan, Nat Hurd. Not in picture: Pat Brewer, Weedie Bushong, Neal Wirt. It was work, but what fun we had doing Henrietta The Eighth. All of the play prac- tices, the troubles, the good parts, and the real professional job done by Mr. Davis made an event we will always remember. Finally on opening night we all felt the thrill of success in presenting our play. 94 f AJ i t li (J3 o b b y o x First row: Betty Heldreth, Peggy Hubble. Second row Sanford Hopkins, Roberta Gregory, Maxine Marshall. Third row: Ronald Vaughan, Peggy Shoemaker, Mr. Franklin Davis, Bobby Vaughan. As a class exercise Life With Bobby Sox was presented by the Dramatics Class, No- vember 30, 1956, in the hopes of making other students interested in dramatics. The play was a comedy farce in one act about a teen-age daughter named Bobby Sox. 95 96 1 1 M T ' ‘a i Cfli W- ' ' ji . SB 511 Wm nTaAl K1H B ■ ■ B ILX|. t AT F� 4 I Sci ence an I Ckap.t Mitt •vr . r : rrrT. v — ,ir ‘ 1 7 ‘ TT jL.i % t t m W SSBBaSm HP - H t • | e m e m o e r IIHIIm ' P They ore: Velma Royal, Octavia Clark, Lillian Holliday, Margaret Jarrells, Minnie Ward. An important part of every day at Pulaski High School is our lunch period, and the most discussed item of that period is our meal in the cafeteria. We are most fortunate in having a fine cafeteria staff. You know the saying: The Show must go on! Our workers in the cafeteria operate on the theory that The Meal must be served. Never has there been a day that we were without a well planned and delicious meal. Our sincere appreciation goes to these efficient and thoughtful ladies! Our Ci u J t o d Land They ore: Leon Clark, Leta Robinson, Bernice Williamson, David Hale. Our school is our home for a good part of our lives. Just as a home requires good house- keeping so does our school building and grounds. Can you imagine how much work it takes to keep a home in order that has more than 1000 people living in it? That ' s the gi- gantic job of our custodians. Day by day they carry out their tasks in a most cooperative and commendable way. To you, the keepers of our great big house, we say, Thank you. 106 107 YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER FOR OVER 25 YEARS photographer Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 5 7 BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Compliments of WALLACE ' S SMARTWEAR Bageant Chevrolet Sales Company, Inc. 400 Washington Avenue, N. Telephone 2-1291 Pulaski, Virginia MORE PEOPLE BUY Chevrolets THAN ANY OTHER CAR! 109 NAT ' S ESSO SERVICENTER GAS — OIL — TIRES — TUBES — WASHING — GREASING N. H. Hurd, Owner Diol 4-1503 Dublin Road PULASKI, VIRGISIA Compliments of Your JEWEL BOX “Pulaski’s Leading Credit Jeweler” DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY — SILVER AND APPLIANCES Watch Repairing TYLER DRUG CO., Inc. Prescription Specialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-601 I — Phones — 2-4701 Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, Inc. Phone 2-0021 RAY ' S CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing for the Entire Family THE FRIENDLY STORE PULASKI, VIRGINIA EASY CREDIT Compliments of MORRIS FASHIONS SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES — OFFICE FURNITURE — ENGRAVING Dial 3-7971 PULASKI, VIRGINIA W. F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “Better Be Safe Than Sorry” Dial 2-151 I 21 I Crowell Bldg. — West Court Square PULASKI, VIRGINIA Sgjljp 8 1 10 ROBINSON TRACT FURNITURE EXCHANGE 7 4e iZueUity ' punxctu. ' ic We Give Top Value Stamps Dial 5-1261 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of GEMMELL ' S TRANSFER 205 W. COMMERCE STREET ■ DIAL 2-8961 PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of HOLT MOTORS Home of Fine Cars Dublin Road Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of PET ICE CREAM “a health food Pet Dairy Products Company Ice 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 112 CLOYD D. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1938 THOMAS M. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1913 THOMAS R. SEAGLE CINCINNATI COLLEGE 1939 THOMAS M. SEAGLE and SONS FUNERAL HOME Four Generations Serving Southwestern Virginia EVERY MEMBER A LICENSED MORTICIAN 415 N. Jefferson Ave. Dial 2-4241 PULASKI, VIRGINIA VISIT SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ' S FINEST SHOWPLACES PULASKI AND DALTON THEATERS Relax and Enjoy the Best in Entertainment 114 Compliments of C. L. PLUNKETT Compliments of MARSHALL SUPPLY CO. Dial 3-2161 East Main Street Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of EDITHS BEAUTY SALON Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP 115 Compliments of HOLLIN ' S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Jim Hollins, Owner Pulaski, Virginia Dublin Road Phone 4-1478 The Sign of Quality Products Compliments of WATSON ' S STORE The Store That Consistently Lowers Your Cost of Living Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of MAX ' S BAKERY PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of HALL ' S SHOE SHOP 24 South Jefferson Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of PULASKI CAFE “Pulaski’s Foremost Eating Place PULASKI VIRGINIA BURTON AND MOSIER INSURANCE AGENCY “Your Protection Is Our Business ’’ Crowell Building PULASKI, VIRGINIA GAY SHOPS, Inc. “Where a Bit of Cash Buys a Fortune in Fashion” YOUNG ' S SPORTING GOODS Hotel Pulaski Block PULASKI VIRGINIA ELKS ' BARBER SHOP Offers Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 56 Compliments of CHARM SHOP LADIES ' READY TO WEAR Compliments of PULASKI ESSO SERVICENTER Pulaski, Virginia LANDIS Real Estate and Insurance POWERS FOLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY Admiral Television, Radio Refrigeration SALES AND SERVICE Speed Queen Washers 228 N. Jefferson Avenue Diol 3-5431 F. W. HALEY FURNITURE STORE Compliments of UPHOLSTERING SHOP All Your Needs Are Met Here MONTGOMERY WARD 219 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski Virginia NOTHING GIVES SO MUCH — YET COSTS SO LITTLE as GAS For Cooking, Water Heating and Refrigeration SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY MEMO TO: the girl who wants 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 Compliments of PULASKI VANCE COMPANY, INC Your Westinghouse Dealer in Pulaski PULASKI VIRGINIA And Compliments of PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Building Material and Lumber Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-5751 to the FUTURE Opportunities today in the textile industry are truly unlimited. New man-made and natural fibers, with their almost limitless uses, are continually opening newer and broader fields for manufacturing, research and development, design and merchandising. Burlington Industries, a young organization, which had its begin- nings in North Carolina only 34 years ago, is today the world ' s leading textile concern. Because of its broad diversification, Burlington offers to the young man or woman seeking a career in textiles truly unlimited opportunities in every phase of the textile field. DUBLIN FINISHING COMPANY A Unit of 120 (S n t at u. at i (t£ to the CLASS OF ' 51 ☆ ☆ THE SOUTHWEST TIMES “ Your N cwspapcr” Congratulations to the STRICKLER ' S FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations . . . to the CLASS OF ' 57 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, INC. 122 Congratulations from Baic MAYBERRY BUICK, INC EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VIRGINIA When Better Automobiles Are Built, BUICK Will Build Them 123 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 57 PULASKI NATIONAL BANK AND PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK PULASKI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Sales Service DIAL 2-1271 Compliments of HASH FURNITURE COMPANY We Furnish the Home Complete PULASKI RADFORD 124 Compliments of McNEW ' S GROCERY Compliments of JACKSON ' S ONE STOP The One ond Only 220 South Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of TOTTEN ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS COURTESY GRILL Home of Happy Eating PULASKI ELECTRIC MILL SUPPLY Television — Electrical Refrigeration 148 N. Madison Ave. Dial 3-4341 0. K. BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Well Compliments of STEVE ' S MOTEL RESTAURANT Route 11 PULASKI, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 57 SILCOX CLEANERS Compliments of LAVINDERS MOBILGAS STATION Route 11 PULASKI, VIRGINIA 125 Compliments of W P U V 5000 Watts 1580 KC ROBERTS BROTHERS RECAPPING Firestone Tires and Tubes — All Work Guaranteed CORNER WALNUT AVE. AND EAST MAIN ST. PULASKI, VIRGINIA 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 CHAIR LIES DEPARTMENT STORE PULASKI, VA. 126 PONTIAC G.M.C. TRUCKS CADILLAC RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY 419 North Washington Avenue Pulaski, Virginia Dial 3-3591 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 57 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL DYE CORP. PULASKI WORKS Compliments of ALLEN’S CUT-RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, PATENT MEDICINES AND COSMETICS Washington Avenue PULASKI, VA. Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 57 HOTEL PULASKI MAPLE SHADE INN 127 Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY, INC. Pulaski and Radford, Virginia BUSHONG MOTOR CORP, Dodge and Plymouth. Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks 128 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated Phone 2-2J6J PULASKI, VA. Compliments of HUFF ' S SERVICE STATION Ray Bratton, Manager When You Send FLOWERS, Send Ours H li — d ITilii SNYDER ' S FLOWERS 209 Washington Avenue 129 Congratulations and Best Wishes MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS In Co-operation With Your Physician Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY PULASKI, VIRGINIA Quality Beverages Compliments of RAFLO ' S INC. PULASKI, VIRGINIA Clothes Just For You 130 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of ' 57 ECONOMY SUPER STEGERS LAUNDRY MARKET AND DRY CLEANERS 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 POWER COMPANY 131 Congratulations to the Closs of ' 57 PIGGLY WIGGLY HOME OF FINE FOODS Compliments of VIRGINIA MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance, Real Estate, Mortgoge Loans 24 Third Street Phone 2-2711 Pulaski, Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of ' 57 DUBLIN ANIMAL HOSPITAL DUBLIN, VIRGINIA S H Green Stamps Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 57 ROCKWELL ' S MARKET S H Green Stamps Compliments of MARTIN-BEAMER HARDWARE CO., INC. DAVIS PAINTS, BUILDERS SUPPLIES Your Friendly Hardware Store 27 East Main Street Pulaski, Virginia Meets Your Frienas at WASHINGTON CAFE STEAKS, CHOPS AND SEAFOOD, A SPECIALTY Pulaski Virginia Crowell Building Compliments of K . V . BRUGH Pulaski, Virginia Pulaski, Va. Shop and Save at Your Convenient DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES Wytheville, Va. 132 Pulaski Wytheville Fries Galax For a Good Education Go to PULASKI HIGH For a Good Meal Go to PARK GRILL Pulaski ' s Eating Place Compliments of GEORGE ' S MEN SHOP Botany Suits Nunn-Bush Shoes Compliments of PULASKI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS m - . .. 1 33 Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. Your Walgreen Agency 19 East Main Street Phone 3-3461 Compliments of SADLER HOSIERY MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of AUST MOTOR COMPANY Your Studebaker Dealer in Pulaski SALE ' - AND SERVICE 316 East Main Street Phone 4-1431 THORNHILL JEWELERS Headquarters for P. H. S. Rings and Jewelry 90 Main Street Phone 2-8271 134 Compliments of RATCLIFF ELECTRIC CO. KELVINATOR — NORGE — YOUNGSTOWN — ARVIN RADIO Pulaski, Va. Phone 4-1282 D. OBEL RATCLIFF, Owner Parks-Belk Company Department Store HOME OF BETTER VALUES PULASKI, VIRGINIA Where the Wise Economize RIGGLE’S 88 West Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA 135 PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY There Is NO Substitute for Quality 216 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski, Virginia P. 0. Box 175 Dial 2-5731 Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS Route 11 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 136 Compliments of Compliments of QUESENBERRY ' S GLAMOUR BEAUTY SHOP SERVICE STATION 508 S. Washington Ave. Pulaski Ipnnak W. ANDREW SMITH GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 3-4041 Pulaski, Va. 31 E. Main St. Juniors and Nnsses Smart Wearing Apparel “Personal Insurance Service’’ VIRGINIA WILBERT VAULT CO. Sold Through Funeral Directors Only Robinson Tract Road Dial 4-1321 We, the business-managers of the Oriole, wish to show our appreciation to the businessmen for their generous support. RUTH SEAGLE AND GEORGE GALLOWAY 137 AT LAST, OFF TO THE PRESS!! The co-editors, business managers and entire annual staff wish to express their sincere appreciation to those who have given us rewarding contributions to our 1957 Oriole. To the business establishments we would especially like to give our attention and thanks for the generous support they have rendered. Also we wish to thank the Southwest Times for the use of pictures which they have taken of school activities. 1 38 « Property of Pulaski County Library 60 West Third St. Pulaski, VA 24301 •A- ' 1 1 - s-.. . .