Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

Published by the students of PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL Pulaski, Virginia NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT FOREWORD With the fulfillment of a school year there is usually some special event of the year we wish to remember. The year 1 957-58, however, holds not one but several outstanding features which we do not want to forget. With these events in mind we have given special recognition to the graduating Class of 1958. The Senior Class is the first to graduate from our twelve year system. This year marks the completion of our school build- ing program, housing the largest enrollment in our history. The growth in the past twelve years has made us a Group I school for the first time. Now we are presenting to you the largest and, we hope, the most enjoyable annual of your school life — the 1957-58 Oriole. 3 CONTENTS SENIORS AT SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS IN RECOGNITION From 1939 to 1957 Miss Elizabeth Painter was a teacher in Pulaski High School. Illness in her family forced her to retire from teaching. We wish to show our appreciation for her years of service as a teacher, not only in P.H.S. but in Virginia. We will always remember her ability to make literature a living subject to us. Her enthusiasm for baseball and the faculty basketball game made her a part of our school life. We wish to thank her for many years of service and to wish her many happy years to come. 6 THROUGH THESE DOORS 7 Little did we realize when we entered the first grade that we would ever be studying Physics. 8 KNOWLEDGE... IS A SEARCH FOR ' CCGCZ 9 10 12 VICTORY AND DEFEAT IB DELIGHTFUL MOMENTS OF 15 IN THE YEARS TO COME, MAY THE ■ Will we ever forget the many hours we spent making our float appear so lovely, and how proud we felt to see it leading the parade. What a wonderful day, the football game, the tour of the University, and last of all the perfect ending — food. How beautiful we all felt participating in the Miss P. H. S. Contest, and the fun we had helping each other to look our prettiest. 16 4 help to ma ke THIS DEDICATION In carrying out the theme of our Oriole this year, it is most appropriate that we honor two persons who have played a major role in our school lives. Twelve years ago, they moved to our community at the time many of the present Seniors were entering the first grade. A guiding light in our school, devoted parents in their home, outstanding leaders in the community, and active members in their professional organi- zations, makes these two persons worthy of our recognition. In addition to their many duties as principal, spon- sor, and teacher, they have always been willing to listen to our problems and give us a second chance. It has been their goal at all times to provide edu- cational opportunities for all the boys and girls of this community. Our school lives have been enriched not only mentally but also spiritually under their devoted leadership. We, the Staff, proudly dedicate the 1958 Oriole to Mr. and Mrs. William R. Garland. 20 21 MR. W. R. GARLAND Principal Another school year has passed. With the passing of the days each of you has grown in many ways. Along with your growth has been the growth of our school. Growth and progress require participation, work, respon- sibility, and co-operation. We will progress in proportion to how well each of us does these things. Your real worth to yourself and to society will depend upon what you have done with the education which has been offered you. Whether you will remain but a small fraction of what you might have been, or whether you will exceed even your own fondest dream of success will depend, within limits, upon yourself. I have faith and confidence in you as young people to use what you have learned in a manner which will reflect honor and credit upon you, your school, and your com- munity. My wish for each of you is that you will enjoy to the fullest degree a healthy, whole- some, and happy life. W. R. Garland MR. J. S. FOWLER Assistant Principal MRS. GENEVIEVE VIA Secreta ry Administrative 22 MRS. BETTY R. BALLENGEE Mary Washington, B.A. Music and English ALZIE LEE BARNETT Radford, B.S. Sec., Social Studies Leaders — || JAMES H. BECK University of Richmond Physical Education MRS. RUTH B. BIRD Radford, B.S. Social Studies, English, French ELIZABETH H. BLAIR Vanderbilt University, A.B. English MRS. JEAN L. BLANKENSHIP Radford, V.P.I., B.S., M. Ed. Social Studies, Math MRS. SARAH BONNIVILLE William Mary, B.A. English, Social Studies MRS. MARY LOU BOYD Mary Washington, B.A. Science Instruct and Guide Us 23 Our Faculty Serves MRS. MARY ANN J. CRAFTON V. P. I., B.S. Science LAURA DALTON William Mary, B.S. Science, Chemistry SUZANNE DAVID Radford, B.S. English, American History, Social Studies FRANKLIN O. DAVIS R. P. I., B.F.A. D.E., D.O. MRS. BILLIE D. FARMER Radford, B.S. Typing, V.O.T. MRS. JOE A. FORTNER Carson-Newman, B.A. English, Spanish JUNE A. FORTUNE Radford, B.S. Science EDNA FRYE East Tennessee State, B.S. English EMMA GALLIMORE Radford, B.A. Algebra MRS. BLANCHE 0. GARLAND Meredith, A.B. Latin, Art, World History JAMES H. GODFREY Oberlin Cons, of Music, Columbia University B. Sch. Mus., M.A. Band MRS. REESE E. GOLDSMITH Sargent Sch. Boston University, Radford, B.S., M.E. World History JIMMY D. HOLCOMB Concord College, B.S. Physical Education MRS. VERDIE M. HOLT High Point College, B.S. Science MRS. ISABEL R. JORDAN Tift College, V. P. I., A.B., M.A. English MRS. KATHERINE KEGLEY Radford, B.S. Physical Education In Many Ways 25 EZMA LEA KING Radford, B.S. Physical Education MRS. MARY ANN LEMONS Longwood, B.S. Social Studies, English, Guidance HENRY C. LINDSEY University of Virginia, B.S. Math, Science MRS. EDNA L. LOVE University of Tennessee, B.S. Math, Art, Social Studies JOHN G. LYONS Milligan College, B.A. Math MAYME KATHERINf McCOY Radford, B.S. Guidance, Government, Social Studies MRS. DORIS P. NESBIT Queens College, B.S. English, Library Science MARGARET LEE NEWCOMB Radford, B.S. English, American History 26 Giving Direction In Class Helping With Activities MRS. LALAH H. NEWMAN Radford, B.S. Home Ec. MARY OEWEL William Mary, B.S. Home Ec. HELEN EILEEN PAISLEY Radford, B.S. Typing ELLEN PALMER Radford, A.B. English MRS. MARGARET P. PERDUE Radford, B.A. William Mary, Librarian RICHARD C. QUESENBERRY V. P. I., B.S. Industrial Arts, Mec. Drawing MRS. MARY P. ROBERTS Longwood, B.S. Algebra, Math JUANITA C. ROBERTSON Radford, B.S. Algebra, Latin Always Interested In Us LOLA N. ROBINSON Radford, B.S. Math EDWARD L. ROCKWELL Morris Harvey, B.S. Social Studies MRS. THELMA L. SANDERS Indiana State, M.S. Guidance RUTH SIMPSON Radford, B.S. Shorthand, Typing MRS. JUNE C. SULLINS Longwood, B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing, Gen. Business MRS. BESSIE S. TOTTEN Radford, B.S. Math, Algebra, Geometry THEODORE J. VIARS University of Virginia, B.S. Biology, Physical Education JOHN A. WHITE Emory Henry, B.A. Driver Education, Physical Education CLASSES . I 29 We, the Seniors of 1958, the first class to graduate under the five-year plan, leave our Alma-Mater a year older than the past graduates of P.H.S. and, we hope, a year wiser. Some of us have reached a cherished goal; others, another step in achieving and ful- filling our ultimate ambition. We have completed the foundation of our education; and as we go forward to explore our unknown futures, we will be able to face human problems sensibly and courageously, always mindful of the education that we have had and of the opportunity of having that education. From our first and finally to our twelfth year, we have experienced trial, error, and triumph, happy and sorrowful moments, studying, playing, learning which all combine to give us the most triumphant moment of our lives — our graduation. But sha ll we close the door to learning now? Surely not, for we must always look up, never back. We wonder where our happy years have gone — may there be many more always holding a lesson, and a work and a dream. We leave to you, Pulaski High, our loyalty, our love, and our pride that you are ours. May you always be a shining symbol of all that is fine to the future youths who climb The Hill to success. Our deepest gratitude is expressed to the wonderful leadership and teaching of Miss Mayme McCoy, Mrs. Bessie Totten, Mrs. Isabel Jordan, and Mr. Franklin Davis. The officers of the class of 1958 are: Larry Morris, Treasurer; Sandra Ledford, Secretary; Bob Lockett, Vice- President; Curtis Hollins, President. 30 BETTY CLETIS AKERS Cletis Manners, not gold, is woman ' s best adornment. LOTTIE MARIE ALLYSON Marie Laughter is the nature of me. ARKO DAVID ALTIZER JR. David When he will, he will, and you may depend on it. JOHN MALCOLM ASHLEY John A rodless Walton of the brooks, a bloodless sportsman, I. LAMA DUANE BENTLEY ' Duane My remembrance is very free and clear from any image of offence done to any man. NELSON HEATH BOAN Nelson Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. RANDOLPH C. BOWMAN Randy I am the master of my fate. XYMENA KOLE BOWMAN Xymena There she weaves by night and day a magic web with colors gay. 31 TAYLOR STEVEN BOYD Taylor A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. FRANK EARLY BRAMMER Frank Music is the thing I love most. ANITA DELORES BREEDLOVE Anita Her ways are ways of pleasantness. BEVERLY DIANE BROOKMAN Diane A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. HERMAN DARRELL BROWN Darrell As a man thinketh in his heart, so he is. JAMES MORRIS BROWN Morris A jest breaks no bones. NANCY ANTOINETTE BROWN Nancy A merry heart doth good like medicine. DOUGLAS WAYNE BURCHETT Doug Born with the gift of laughter. 32 RALPH CURTIS BURCHETT Ralph Live well today, and tomorrow will take care of itself. CHARLES LEE BUSHONG Weedie I am not only witty in myself, but the cause of that wit is in other men. DONALD LEE COLTRANE Butch A sweet nature and a well balanced mind — you travel far and no better find. RITA VIRGINIA CONNER Virginia Life and light be thine forever. EDWARD FRANCIS CRAIG Poochie Wit and wisdom are born within a man. WILLIAM JORDAN CRAIG W. J He held his pen in trust, to art, not serving shame or lust. VALERIE DALTON Birdlegs She ' s all fun. D GEORGE DUANE HIX Duane Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. S3 CURTIS EDWARD HOLLINS Curtis Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. YVONNE LEE HORTON Yvonne The next day is never so good as the day before. PEGGY DELP HUBBLE Peggy Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. PATRICIA ANN HUDSON Pot She ' s all my fancy painted her; She ' s lovely, she ' s divine. FRANKLIN JUNIOR HUGHES Frank Your life sTiaTI never lack a friend. JACKIE COOPER HUGHES Red He proved himself each day anew. PHYLLIS ANN JACKSON Ann The sweet magic of a cheerful face. JUDITH MARIE JOHNSTON Judy Ye are better than all the ballads that ever were sung or said. 36 PEGGY JOYCE KANODE Peggy Sing out my soul, thy songs of joy. REBECCA WILSON KEGLEY Rebecca Fair as a star. SANDRA FAYE LEDFORD Sandra Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. HERMAN GENE LARGEN Herman The silent countenance often speaks. ROBERT SMITH LOCKETT Bob Life is not life at all without delight. MARTHA ELAINE LONG Martha In thy face I see a map of honor, truth, and loyalty. MAXINE LEIGH MARSHALL Maxine The best of healers is good cheer. NANCY LOVERN MARTIN ' ’Nancy Fair girl, fond wife, and dear. 37 JANIE HOWLETT McGRADY Janie Blue are her eyes as the fairy flax. CHARLOTTE DOLORES MEADE Charlotte In fellowship she ' d laugh and chat around. ARNOLD EUGENE MINK Arnold Laugh and the world laughs with you. LILLIAN ALBERTA MOONEY Alberta She says little but to the purpose. STANLEY INGLES MOREFIELD Stanley Happy am I; from care I ' m free! JOHNNY DEAN MOREHEAD Johnny He gets at the substance of a book. LARRY DANE MORRIS Larry He is a gentleman from sole to crown. MONA ANN MORRIS Mona Ann I laughed and danced and talked and sang. 38 JAMES WILLIAM MURPHY Sweetwater Slow ond steady wins the race. MARGARET BLANCHE MUSTARD Margaret I will be the pattern of all patience. JAMES MAX NELSON Jimmy Speak softly and carry a big stick. CECIL WILSON NIXON Cecil Quick to help everyone. . ( t e ' JACQUELINE LEE NOVEMBRINO Jackie A subtle grace of heart and mind. JAMES RICHARD O ' DELL Richard I am the captain of my soul. IRA CLAUDE PATTERSON JR. Claude So long my honor, name, and praise shall live. DONALD CECIL PHILLIPS Donald Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. 39 JAMES DOUGLAS POOLE Jimmy I ' m sure care ' s an enemy of life. CHARLES DOUGLAS POWELL Charles Worth makes the man. HAZEL ORA POWERS LEACY ANN POWERS Hazel Ann She smiled and the shadows de- It is a rough road that leads to the parted; She shone and the snow heights of greatness, departed. CHARLES JUNIOR QUESENBERRY GERALD DYER REPASS Charles Gerald For now I am in a Holiday of humor. No legacy is so rich as honesty. LYNDA ANN ROOP Lyndo Sugar and spice and all things nice. PAUL SCOTT ROOP Scotty No evil can happen to a good man, either in life or after death. 40 MARY JANE ROOPE Mary Jane This little lady, you ' ll confess, is much possessed of daintiness. RONALD LEE ROYAL Ronnie Every man has his fault, and honesty is his. FREDDY DELP RUMLEY Freddy A little work, a little play, to keep us going — and so good day. JACKIE LEE RUMLEY Jackie No man knows what he can do until he tries. e f or ELLEN JANE RUNYON Ellen The sweetest soul that ever looked with human eyes. ANNETTE ROOP RUPE Annette am the very pink of courtesy. JAMES DAVID SAUNDERS David A good reputation is more valuable than money. RUTH ALPERS SEAGLE Ruthie Service leads to the palace of bappinness. ■41 MARTHA ANN SLATE Martha Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, There is no favor she will not do. FRANCES ANN SPENCE Ann I will help others, out of a fellow- feeling. GARNETT ELWOOD SMITH Garnett As good natured a soul as e ' er trod in shoe of leather. IRIS DAWN SMITH Iris There is perfection in you. RONALD DuVAL SMITH Ronald I had rather than 40 shillings I had my books of Songs and Sonnets here. My DANNY THEODORE STEFI Ted heart is warm with friends make. BARBARA IRENE STEPHENS Barbara The two noblest things which are sweetness and light. GEORGIA KATHRYN STOOTS Georgia Versatile, petite, good-natured, gentle and sweet. 42 SHIRLEY JEAN STOOTS Shirley : or such as you, I do believe, iplrits their softest corpets weave. NANCY CAROLYN TAYLOR Carolyn A thing of beauty is a joy forever. BARBARA ELAINE THORNTON Barbara Sober, steadfast, and demure. WILLIAM ANDREW THORNTON Bill No virtue is acquired in an instant but step by step. WALLACE SAMUEL THRASHER Squirrel Football is a pleasure, but hunting is my treasure. FRED WAYNE TILLY Fred Come grow old along with me; the best is yet to be. REBA CAROLEAN TOWNLEY Reba She is quiet like q garden. DORIS EARLENE TRAIL Doris She walks in beauty, like the night. 43 JUDY EVELYN TRAIL Judy Yet do I fear thy nature, it is too full of human kindness. LEONA FAYE TURNER Leona Her smile is better than the rain. ERMA COLLEEN VAUGHAN Colleen She was all gentleness and a tender heart. NANCY BYRD VAUGHAN Nancy The mirror of all courtesy. ROBERT ALLEN VAUGHAN Bobby Speech is a mirror of the smile: As a man speaks, so is he. HUBERT MANFORD VINSON Dumpy He greets you with a smile from friendly eyes. DORIS LOUISE WALTERS Luigi I have lived for others and not for myself. ANITA LOUISE WERNER Anita She was ever stately and sedate. 44 MILFORD EWELL WHITAKER Milford A dear dark-eyed gentleman. NEAL HAMPTON WIRT Neal He was a gentleman on whom built an absolute trust. BARBARA PEARL WOODS Barbara Grace is in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. THOMAS FAYETTE WOODYARD Tommy He is a perpetual fountain of good sense. WILLIAM BRITTON WILSON Bill His ways are ways of pleasantness, and all his paths are peace. JAYNE ANN SHARRETT Jayne Beauty is truth and truth is beauty. Thanks For Your Help. 45 SENIOR DIRECTORY BETTY CLETIS AKERS— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; FT. A. ' 55- ' 56; Spanish Club ' 55- ' 56; Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ; 56, Secretary; Beta Club ' 56- ' 57; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Art Club ' 57- ' 58; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Homeroom Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; Homeroom Vice-President ' 57- ' 58. LOTTIE MARIE ALLYSON— F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56; Chorus ' 55- ' 58; G.A.A. ' 56- ' 57; Jolly Jes- ter ' s Club ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Art Club ' 57- ' 58. ARKO DAVID ALTIZER, JR.— Basketball ' 53- ' 54; Homeroom President ' 53- ' 54, ' 56- ' 58; J.V. Basketball ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Track ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Football ' 56- ' 57; Class Presi- dent ' 55- ' 56; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56; Student Council ' 55- ' 58; Delegate to Dis- trict S.C.A. ' 55- ' 56; Assistant Co-Editor of Oriole ' 55- ' 56; Co-Editor of Oriole ' 56- ' 58; Boy ' s State ' 56- ' 58; National Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Key Club ' 55- ' 56; Monogram Club ' 55- ' 57; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56. JOHN MALCOLM ASHLEY— Football ' 53- ' 54; Baseball ' 55- ' 56; Football ' 56- ' 58; Co- Captain ' 57- ' 58; Track ' 56- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58, President ' 57- ' 58; May Day Court ' 56- ' 57. LAMA DUANE BENTLEY— Art Club ' 56- ' 58. NELSON HEATH BOAN, JR.— Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; Electronics Club ' 54- ' 55; National Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Chemistry Club ' 55- ' 56; School Plays ' 55- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58, Chaplain ' 56, Treasurer ' 58; Key Club ' 56- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58. RANDOLPH CARLYLE BOWMAN— Chemis- try Club ' 55- ' 56; D. E. Club ' 56- ' 57. XYMENA KOLE BOWMAN — Homeroom President ' 54- ' 55; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Annual Staff ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Cheerleader ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58; D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58, Secretary ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 57- ' 58. FRANK EARLY BRAMMER— Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Band ' 55- ' 58; Sophisticats ' 55- ' 57; District Superior Rating For Band ' 55- ' 56; Band Director ' s Award ' 55- ' 57; Band High- est Merit Award ' 56- ' 57, NANCY ANTOINETTE BROWN — Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 56; Miss P. H.S. Contest ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom Treasurer ' 54- ' 55; Girls Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56; National Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; French Club ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Sci- ence Fair Winner ' 54- ' 57; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58. ANITA DELORES BREEDLOVE— Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58; Homeroom Chaplain ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56 Art Club ' 54- ' 57; Homeroom Sec- retary ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; D. E.. Club ' 56- ' 58, Treasurer ' 56- ' 57. BEVERLY DIANE BROOKMAN— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 56, Vice-President ' 55- ' 56; Spanish Club ' 56- ' 57; F.H.A. ' 56- ' 57. HERMAN DARRELL BROWN— Science Fair Award ' 54- ' 56; Track ' 56- ' 58; Boys Mono- gram Club ' 57- ' 58; Chorus ' 57- ' 58. JAMES MORRIS BROWN— Band ' 53- ' 58; So- phisticats ' 55- ' 56; Football ' 55- ' 56; French Club ' 55- ' 56; Track ' 56- ' 57; Boys Mono- gram Club ' 57- ' 58. DOUGLAS WAYNE BURCHETT — Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Basketball ' 53- ' 54; Varsity Baseball ' 54- ' 56; Varsity Football Mgr. ' 54- ' 55; Art Club ' 54- ' 55; J.V. Basketball ' 54- ' 56; Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56; Monogram Club ' 55- ' 58; J.V . Football ' 55- ' 56 Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Basketball ' 56- ' 58; Track ' 57- ' 58. RALPH CURTIS BURCHETT— Football ' 53- ' 54; Basketball ' 53- ' 54; Varsity Football ' 54- ' 58, Co-Captain ' 56- ' 58; Baseball ' 54- ' 56; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 58; May Day Court ' 56- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 54- ' 58. CHARLES LEE BUSHONG— Football ' 53- ' 54; Oriole Chirps Staff ' 54- ' 55; Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 58, President ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Treasurer ' 55- ' 56; Spring Carnival ' 54- ' 55; Golf Team ' 55- ' 56; French Club ' 55- ' 57, Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; School Play ' 55- ' 56; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Class Reporter ' 57- ' 58; Homeroom Treasurer ' 57- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; Oriole Staff ' 56- ' 57; Track ' 56- ' 57. DONALD LEE COLTRANE — Transferred from Dublin ' 53- ' 54; J.V. Football ' 54- ' 55; Var- sity Football ' 55- ' 58; Track ' 55- ' 58; Mono- gram Club ' 55- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57. 46 SENIOR DIRECTORY RITA VIRGINIA CONNER— F.H. A. ’53- ' 54; G.A.A. ' 56- ' 57, Vice-President ' 56- ' 57; Spanish Club ' 56- ' 57; Chorus ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. EDWARD FRANCIS CRAIG— Football ' 53- ' 54; J.V. Football ' 54- ' 55; Electronics Club ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 54- ' 56; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 58; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Chemistry Club ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Track ' 55- ' 57; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58. WILLIAM JORDON CRAIG, JR.— Art Club ' 55- ' 56; D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58. VALERIE DALTON — Homeroom Chaplain ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55, Vice-President ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 56- ' 58; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Girl ' s Monogram ' 56- ' 58, President ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Cheerleader ' 57- ' 58. ELIZABETH ANN DAY— Chorus ' 53- ' 55; Pep Club ' 53- ' 56; Band ' 54- ' 55; F.H. A. ' 54- ' 57, ' Historian ' 55- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Tri-Hi-Y ' 57- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 57- ' 58. AVERY LLOYD DAVIDSON — French Club ' 56- ' 57; D.O. Club ' 57- ' 58, President ' 57- ' 58 ELIZABETH REBECC A EANES — Girls Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; F.H. A. ' 54- ' 55; Art Club ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 56- ' 57; Friendship Club ' 56- ' 57; Chorus ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. GERALDINE EDNEY— F.H. A. ' 54- ' 55, ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Art Club ' 57- ' 58. JANICE RUTH FARLEY— Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Beta Club ' 57- ' 58; Annual Staff ' 57- ' 58. GEORGE WASHINGTON GALLOWAY, Ill- Freshman Class President ' 54- ' 55; Student Council ' 54- ' 55; Key Club ' 55- ' 57; Vice President of Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; J.V. Foot- ball ' 54- ' 55; J.V. Basketball ' 54- ' 55; May Day ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 57; Track Team, ' 56- ' 57; Secretary Junior Class ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 57- ' 58; Latin Club ' 55- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Assistant Business Manager of Annual ' 56- ' 57; Co-Business Manager of Annual ' 57- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Treasurer of Key Club ' 56- ' 57. SHIRLEY JEANETT GRAY— Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58, Chaplain ' 55- ' 56; Reporter ' 56- ' 57; Vice-President ' 57- ' 58; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58, WINIFRED ROBERTA GREGORY — Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Dancing Corps ' 54- ' 55; G.A. A. ' 54- ' 56; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 57; Treasurer ' 56- ' 57, Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 55- ' 58; Majorette ' 55- ' 58, Head Majorette ' 57- ' 58; School Play ' 56- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Dra- matics Club ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; French Club ' 55- ' 56; Chaplain ' 55- ' 56; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom Secretary ' 55- ' 56. DAVID WEBSTER GUYNN— Football ' 53- ' 54; Dramatics Club ' 53- ' 54; Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56; Little Thea- ter Club ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Secretary and Treas. ' 55- ' 56; School Play ' 55- ' 56; Track ' 57- ' 58. MARGARET MADELINE HALL— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 57; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Jolly Jesters ' 55- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58. DAVID LEONARD HARRELL— Band ' 54- ' 57; Sophisticats ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; All State Band ' 56- ' 57. LANNY MORGAN HARRIS — Homeroom President ' 53- ' 54; Football ' 53- ' 54; Track ' 54- ' 56; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 56; Library Club ' 56- ' 57; Key Club ' 56- ' 57. GEORGE LINDSAY HICKAM — Basketball ' 54- ' 55; Golf ' 54- ' 58; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Vice President ' 55- ' 56; National Hon- or Society ' 57- ' 58; Key Club ' 55- ' 56; Home- room President ' 55- ' 56; S.C.A. ' 55- ' 56; District Representative ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Vice President ' 57- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56. GEORGE DUANE H IX— Varsity Football ' 54- ' 58; Homeroom Officer ' 54- ' 58; Elec- tronics Club ' 55- ' 56; Baseball ' 54- ' 55; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Track ' 56- ' 57. CURTIS HOLLINS — Junior Varsity Football ' 54- ' 55; Junior Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Track ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom President ' 54- ' 55; Student Council ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Basketball ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Baseball Letterman ' 55- ' 56; Junior National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Officer ' 55- ' 56; Boy ' s Monogram Club ' 55- ' 58; Varsity Football Letterman ' 57- ' 58; Homeroom President ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Junior Class Play ' 56- ' 57; Junior Class Vice President ' 56- ' 57; Senior Class President ' 57- ' 58; Spanish Club ' 57- ' 58. 47 SENIOR DIRECTORY YVONNE LEE HORTON— Band ' 54- ' 57; G. A. A. ' 55- ' 58; Band Librarian ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Art Club ' 57- ' 58. PEGGY HUBBLE — Homeroom President ' 54- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54- ' 58; Student Council ' 54- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58, Secretary ' 56- ' 57, Historian ' 57- ' 58; Vice-President Homeroom ' 56- ' 57; President G.A.A. ' 56- ' 58; Basketball ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58. PATRICIA ANN HUDSON— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56; l ri-m-Y ' p4- ' 58, Secretary ' 57- ' 58; Nation- al Honor Society ' 55- ' 57; Vice President ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Cheerleader ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Girl ' s Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 57- ' 58. FRANKLIN JUNIOR HUGHES — Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Manager J.V. Football ' 55- ' 57; Latin Club ' 56- ' 57; D.O. Club Treasurer ' 56- ' 57. JACKIE COOPER HUGHES— Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Homeroom Treasurer ' 53- ' 54; 8th Grade Football ' 53- ' 54; Junior Varsity Football ' 54- ' 55; Junior Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Track ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Basketball ' 55- ' 58; Varsity Baseball ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Football ' 56- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Vice President of S.C.A. ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Junior National Honor Society ' 55- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58, Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; Homeroom Treasurer ' 57- ' 58; Key Club ' 55- ' 56; Vice President ' 56- ' 57; Classification Editor of the Ori- ole ' 57- ' 58. PHYLLIS ANN JACKSON— G.A.A. ' 53- ' 57; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58; Junior Honor Society ' 55- ' 57; President ' 55- ' 56; Tri-Hi-Y Reporter ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58, Program Chair- man ' 56- ' 58; Junior Honor Society ' 56- ' 57; Junior Class Play ' 56- ' 57; Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 56- ' 58; Secretary Beta Club ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society Reporter ' 57- ' 58. JUANITA JEWELL — F.H.A. ' 54- ' 57; Pep Club ' 54- ' 57; Chorus ' 54- ' 57; Music Club ' 55- ' 56. JUDY MARIE JOHNSTON— Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 57, Reporter ' 56- ' 57; Girl ' s Varsity Basketball ' 55- ' 57; F.H.A. ' 56- ' 57; Girls Monogram ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 58. PEGGY JOYCE KANODE— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 55- ' 56; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 58; Typist on Oriole ' 56- ' 57; Big Sis- ter ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. REBECCA JANE KEGLEY— Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Chorus ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. SANDRA FAYE LEDFORD— Vice Pres. Home- room ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; National Junior Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Typist on Oriole ' 56- ' 57; Junior Class Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Chemistry Club ' 57- ' 58; Senior Class Sec. ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 57; Sec. ' 55- ' 56; President ' 56- ' 57. ROBERT SMITH LOCKETT— Varsity Football ' 55- ' 58; J.V. Basketball ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Track ' 56- ' 58; Secretary, Key Club ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 57; President, Key Club ' 56- ' 57; President, Spanish Club ' 56- ' 57; Presi- dent, Jr. Class ' 56- ' 57; Vice Pres. Home- room ' 56- ' 57; Delegate to S. C. A. ' 56- ' 57; Vice President Beta Club ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Boys Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Sports Editor Annual Staff ' 56- ' 57; Student Council ' 56- ' 57; Science Fair ' 56- ' 57. MARTHA ELAINE LONG — Secretary Home- room ' 53- ' 54; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; Freshman Tri-Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56; National Jr. Honor Soci- ety ' 55- ' 56; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Annual Staff ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. NANCY LOVERN MARTIN— F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 56- ' 57; Jolly Jesters ' 56- ' 57; D. E. Club, Secretary ' 57- ' 58. JANIE HOWLETT McGRADY — Sec. and Treasurer Homeroom ' 53- ' 54; Girls Glee Club ' 54; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. CHAROLETTE DOLORES MEADE — G.A.A. ' 54- ' 57; Friendship Club ' 54- ' 55; Girls Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Reporter Homeroom ' 54- ' 55; Freshman Dance Club ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Jolly Jester ' s ' 55- ' 56; P.H.S. Chorus ' 56- ' 58; Art Club ' 56- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. 48 SENIOR DIRECTORY ARNOLD EUGENE MINK— Spanish Club ' 55- ' 56; Art Club ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Convention, Richmond ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Vice Presi- dent Homeroom ' 56- ' 57; President Home- room ' 57- ' 58; Vice President D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58. LILLIAN ALBERTA MOONEY— G.A.A. ' 55- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. STANLEY INGLES MOREFIELD— Band ' 54- ' 55; Secretary Homeroom ' 54- ' 55; Electron- ics Club ' 55- ' 56; Band ' 55- ' 56; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 57; Track ' 56- ' 58; Jolly Jesters ' 56- ' 57; Chemistry Club ' 56- ' 58. LARRY DANE MORRIS — Treasurer Freshman Class ' 53- ' 54; Treasurer Sophomore Class ' 54- ' 55; French Club ' 54- ' 55; Monogram Club ' 54- ' 55; Vice President Key Club ' 56- ' 57; Treas. Homeroom ' 55- ' 56; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 57; Key Club ' 56- ' 57; Track ' 54- ' 58; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 58. MONA ANN MORRIS — President Homeroom ' 53- ' 54; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 57; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 53- ' 54; Treasurer Homeroom ' 55- ' 56; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 57; Library Club ' 57- 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. JAMES WILLIAM MURPHY— Art Club ' 54- - ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; J.V. Basketball ' 56- ' 57; Track ' 55- ' 58; Varsity Basketball ' 56- ' 58; Boy ' s Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58. MARGARET BLANCH MUSTARD— Girls Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 55- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 58; D.O. ' 56- ' 57; Reporter, D.O.; Big Sis- ter ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. JIMMY MAX NELSON— Football ' 53- ' 54; J. V. Football ' 54- ' 55; Track ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Football ' 56- ' 58. JACQUELINE LEE NOVEMBRINO— Friend- ship Club ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 58; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 56; Jolly Jesters ' 55- ' 56; Science Fair ' 55- ' 56; Chaplain Homeroom ' 55- ' 56; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. JAMES RICHARD O ' DELL — Industrial Art Club ' 54- ' 56; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 58. CLAUDE PATTERSON— Football ' 53- ' 54; J. V. Football ' 54- ' 55; French Club ' 55- ' 56; D. O. Club, Reporter ' 56- ' 57; Vice President ' 57- ' 58, JAMES DOUGLAS POOLE— Football ' 53- ' 54; Vice Pres. Freshman Class ' 54- ' 55; Student Council ' 54- ' 58; Boy ' s Monogram Club ' 54- ' 58; J.V. Basketball Manager ' 54- ' 55; Sophomore Class Secretary ' 55- ' 56; Chorus ' 55- ' 58; President ' 56- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Delegate to New River District S.C.A. ' 56- ' 57; All-State Chorus ' 56- ' 57; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Dramatics Club ' 56- ' 58; Treasurer ' 56. CHARLES DOUGLAS POWELL— Science Fair ' 55- ' 56; Key Club ' 55- ' 56. HAZEL ORA POWERS— Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 55; Basketball, Girl ' s Varsity ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; F.T.A. ' 56- ' 57; D O. ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Annual Staff ' 57- ' 58. LEACY ANN POWERS— President Girl ' s Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; Science Fair ' 54- ' 55; Stunt Day ' 54- ' 55; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 56; Spelling Contest ' 55- ' 57; Jr. National Hon- or Soc iety ' 55- ' 56; Vice President Chorus ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club 56- ' 58; Student Council ' 56- ' 57; Literary Editor Annual ' 56- ' 57; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Girls State ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; President National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Chemistry Club ' 57- ' 58. CHARLES JUNIOR QUESENBERRY— Art Ed- itor Oriole ' 56- ' 57; Vice President Art Club ' 56- ' 57; Art Club ' 55- ' 58; D. E. Club ' 57- ' 58; Chemistry Club ' 57- ' 58. GERALD DYER REPASS— Band ' 54- ' 58; So- phisticats ' 55- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Pres. Band ' 57; Vice President Band ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Annual Staff ' 57- ' 58. PAUL SCOTT ROOP— Football ' 53- ' 54; Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Homeroom Pres. ' 54- ' 55; Student Council ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; Varsity Track ' 54- ' 56; Chaplain Sophomore Class ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Dav ' 55- ' 56; Co-Capt. J.V. Football ' 55- ' 56; All State Chorus ' 55- ' 57; Chorus ' 55- ' 58; Stage Manager School Play ' 55- ' 56; Vice President Little Theater ' 55- ' 56; Key Club ' 56- ' 58; Varsity Football ' 56- ' 58; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Spanish Club ' 57- ' 58; Alternate to Boys State ' 57- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; Sports Editor Oriole ' 57- ' 58; Student Choral Director ' 57- ' 58. 49 SENIOR DIRECTORY LYNDA ANN ROOP — Flower Girl of Spring Carnival ' 53- ' 54; Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Homeroom Sec. ' 53- ' 54; Vice President of Eighth Grade , 53- , 54; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom Vice Pres. ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. ' 54- ' 55; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54- ' 58; G.A.A. Vice President ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Vice Pres. ' 55- ' 56; J.V. Cheerleader ' 55- ' 56; Pep Club ' 55- ' 58; National Junior Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56; Assistant Co-Editor of Oriole ' 55- ' 56; Vice President Sophomore Class ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Co-Editor of Oriole ' 56- ' 58; Beta Club Secretary ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Cheerleader ' 56- ' 57; Secretary of Home- room ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 57- ' 58; Girl ' s State ' 57- ' 58; Girl ' s Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; Treas. Tri-Hi-Y ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. MARY JANE ROOPE— Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58; Ser- geant-at-Arms ' 56- ' 57; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. RONALD LEE ROYAL— Football ' 53- ' 54; Bas- ketball ' 53- ' 54; Jr. National Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 57; Class Chaplain ' 56- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Oriole Staff ' 56- ' 57; Delegate State S.C.A. ' 56- ' 58; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Boy ' s State ' 57- ' 58; Student Body Pres- ident ' 57- ' 58; Chairman New River District ' 57- ' 58; Student Council ' 57- ' 58. FREDDY DELP RUMLEY — Homeroom Secre- tary ' 54- ' 55; Golf ' 54- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Library Club ' 56- ' 57; Homeroom Secretary ' 57- ' 58; D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 56; Spanish Club ' 55- ' 56. JACKIE LEE RUMLEY— Golf ' 55- ' 58; Mono- gram Club ' 56- ' 58. ELLEN JANE RUNYON— Latin Club ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 58; Treas. ' 56- ' 57; Vice Presi- dent ' 57- ' 58; Basketball ' 55- ' 57; Co-Capt. ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 57- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; President ' 57- ' 58; Chorus ' 57- ' 58; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. ANNETTE ROOP RUPE — G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Chorus ' 55- ' 56; F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56; Jolly Jest- ers ' 55- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. EVELYN CONNER SAUNDERS— Tri-Hi-Y ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. JAMES DAVID SAUNDERS— Track ' 54- ' 57; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 58; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56; Monogram Club ' 54- ' 58. RUTH ALPERS SEAGLE— Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; President ' 55- ' 56; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Varsity Basketball ' 54- ' 57; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56; Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 55- ' 58; Oriole Staff ' 55- ' 58: Assistant Bus. Manager ' 55- ' 56; Co-Business Manager ' 56- ' 58; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 56- ' 58; Winner, Your Right to Vote Contest ' 56- 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Girl ' s State ' 57- ' 58; Homeroom Vice President ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 56- ' 58; Secretary ' 57- ' 58. JANE ANNE SHARRETT — Transferred from Bristol, Va.; Chorus ' 54- ' 57; Vice President ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Music Club ' 54- ' 56; Girl ' s Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; Beta Club ' 55- ' 56; Bible Club ' 54- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 57- ' 58. MARTHA ANN SLATE — J.V. Cheerleader ' 53- ' 56, Head Cheerleader ' 55- ' 56; Pep Club ' 53- ' 58; Reporter ' 55- ' 56; President ' 56- ' 57; Treasurer ' 57- ' 58; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 55; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 53- ' 58; Homeroom Secretary ' 53- ' 54; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Pro- gram Chairman ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58; Delegate to District Meeting ' 54- ' 55; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom Treasurer ' 54- ' 55; May Day Court ' 54- ' 56; French Club ' 55- ' 57; Secretary ' 55- ' 56; Homeroom Pres. ' 55- ' 57; Student Council ' 55- ' 57; Chaplain ' 55- ' 57; Stunt Day ' 55- ' 57; Head Varsity Cheer- leader ' 56- ' 58; Delegate to State S.C.A. ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Girl ' s State ' 57- ' 58; Homeroom Secretary ' 57- ' 58; Mono- gram Club ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. GARNETT ELWOOD SMITH — Electronics Club ' 54- ' 55; Delegate State D.E. Conven- tion ' 56- ' 57; D.E. Club ' 56- ' 58; Vice Presi- dent ' 56- ' 57; President ' 57- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57. IRIS SMITH— G.A.A. ' 55- ' 56; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. RONALD DUVAL SMITH— Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; Track ' 55- ' 56; Spanish Club ' 56- ' 57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Chemistry Club ' 57- ' 58. FRANCES ANN SPENCE— G.A.A. ' 53- ' 55; D O. Club ' 56- ' 58, Sec. ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. 50 SENIOR DIRECTORY DANNY THEODORE STEFI— Art Club ' 56- ' 58. BARBARA IRENE STEPHENS— Latin Club 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 53- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 58, Treasurer ' 55- ' 56 ; President ' 56- ' 58; Home- room Vice-President ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 56- ; 58; Oriole Staff ' 56- ' 57; D.O. Club ' 56- ' 57, Secretary ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Cheerleader ' 56- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 56- ' 58; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58, Secretary ' 56- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58. GEORGIA KATHRYN STOOTS— G.A.A. ' 55- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58. SHIRLEY JEAN STOOTS— Dance Corps ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 55- ' 57; F.H.A. ' 56 ' -57; Jr. Play ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. NANCY CAROLYN TAYLOR— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 55; May Day ' 55- ' 56; Tri-Hi-Y ' 55- ' 57; Pep Club ' 56- ' 58, President ' 57- ' 58; Varsity Cheerleader ' 56- ' 58; Miss P.H.S. Contest ' 54- ' 58. BARBARA ELAINE THORNTON — G.A.A. ' 54- ' 5$; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 56; Jr. Honor Society ' 55- ' 56, President ' 55- ' 56; Student Council President ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Na- tional Honor Society ' 57- ' 58. ■ WILLIAM ANDREW THORNTON— Band ' 54- ' 58, Treasurer ' 56- ' 57, President ' 57- ' 58, Student Director ' 57- ' 58, Drum Major ' 57- ' 58. WALLACE SAMUEL THRASHER— J.V. Foot- ball ' 54- ' 55; Track ' 54- ' 58; Key Club ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Homeroom Vice- President ' 54- ' 55; Varsity Football ' 55- ' 58; Monogram Club ' 54- ' 58. FRED WAYNE TILLEY— Class Treasurer ' 53- ' 54; Football ' 53- ' 54; Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Homeroom Treasurer ' 53- ' 56; J.V. Football ' 54- ' 55; Track ' 54- ' 55; May Day Court ' 55- ' 56; Stunt Day ' 56- ' 57; Class Reporter ' 56- ' 57; Latin Club ' 55- ' 56; Oriole Staff ' 57- ' 58. REBA CAROLINE TOWNLEY— F.H.A. ' 54- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Art Club ' 57- ' 58. DORIS EARLENE TRAIL — G.A.A. ' 54- ' 57; Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; Library Club ' 55- ' 57, President ' 56- ' 57; Varsity Basketball ' 55- ' 57; Monogram Club ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58, JUDY EVELYN TRAIL— Dance Club ' 53- ' 54; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 57; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 55; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. LEONA FAYE TURNER— Vice President of Homeroom ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55; Vice President Homeroom ' 55- ' 56; G.A.A. ' 56- ' 57; Vice Pres. Homeroom ' 56- ' 57; Girls Varsity Basketball ' 56- ' 57; Sec. of Home- room ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. ERMA COLLEEN VAUGHAN— G.A.A. ' 54- ' 58; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55; Tri-Hi-Y ' 56- ' 57; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57. NANCY BYRD VAUGHAN— Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 54; Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 55; Latin Club ' 54- ' 56; National Junior Honor Society ' 55- ' 56; First place winner in American Soldier essay ' 57; Beta Club President ' 56- ' 58; Girl ' s State Alternate ' 56- ' 57; Literary Ed- itor of Oriole ' 56- ' 57; Big Sister Club Chair- man ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Chemistry Club ' 57- ' 58. ROBERT ALLEN VAUGHAN — Dance Club ' 54; Band ' 53- ' 56; J.V. Football ' 54- ' 55; Electronics Club ' 55- ' 56; Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 58; Chorus ' 56- ' 57; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57. HURBERT MANFORD VI NSON— Electronics Club ' 54- ' 56; D.E. and D O. Treasurer ' 56- ' 57; D.E. ' 56- ' 58; D.O. ' 56- ' 58. DORIS LOUISE WALTERS— Girl ' s Glee Club ' 54- ' 55; Chorus ' 55- ' 56; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; F.T.A. ' 55- ' 58; Typist on Oriole ' 57- ' 58; Vice-Chairman of Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58; Spanish Club ' 57- ' 58. ANITA LOUISE WERNER— G.A.A. ' 56- ' 58; F.H.A. ' 57- ' 58; Big Sister ' s Club ' 57- ' 58. NEAL HAMPTON WIRT— J.V. Football ' 55- ' 56; Dramatics Club ' 55- ' 56; Key Club ' 55- ' 57; School Play ' 56; French Club Pres. ' 56- ' 57; Beta Club ' 56- ' 58; Vice President ' 57- ' 58; National Honor Society ' 57- ' 58; Treas- urer Chemistry Cltib ' 56- ' 57. BARBARA PEARL WOODS— J.V. Cheerleader ' 53- ' 54; Pep Club ' 53- ' 58; Dancing Corps ' 54- ' 55; G.A.A. ' 54- ' 56; Miss P.H.S. Con- test ' 54- ' 58; Junior Play ' 56- ' 57; Vice-Pres- ident ' 57- ' 58. THOMAS FAYETTE WOODYARD— D.E. Club ' 57- ' 58. 51 THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of 1957- ' 58 has had a very exciting year. With it has come our class rings, the Junior Class play, our first experiences as upper classmen, the Junior-Senior Prom and best of all preparation for our Senior year. Our Junior year will always be remembered by each member of our class as a year of new experiences in a high school life of fun and increased responsibility. We extend our thanks to our fine class sponsors, Mr. Jack White, Miss Ellen Palmer, Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. June Sullins, and Mrs. Katherine Kegley. Class Officers Are: Richard Freeman, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Carol Ashley, Vice-President; Bobby Worrell, President. Sonny Alley Carol Ashley Nancy Akers Milton Aust Harriet Amburn Bonnie Anderson Jo Ann Baker Jimmy Barnett Carol Armbrister Norma Bentley 52 Arnold Beverly Phyllis Bishop Barbara Bowyer Ken Brewster Fred Brinkley Nancy Brookman Doug Brown Ann Carey Bruce Rebecca Buckner Beverly Byrd Helen Carr Shelburne Clark Roland Cole Lyle Comer Alta Lee Cook Linda Cook Hilda Cook Paul Cox Frank Cregger Ellen Crockett Phillip Cruff Kathryn Deeds Betty DeHart Janet Dowdy 53 Betty Duncan Kitty Elkins Granville Fagg Harrell Fagg Howard Fagg Jerrell Fink June Fink Dreama Firebaugh Jimmy Fisher Ann Fizer Richard Freeman Eddie French Minnie Frenc h Geneta Ann Gardner Judy Gill Bonnie Gosnell Beulah Grubb Richard Hagee Barbara Hall Peggy Hall Kenneth Hall Janie Hancock Wayne Harlow Roy Hawkins John Hawks Shirley Hedge Nancy Herron Carol Hill Jack Holt Nancy Horton Sue Howard Patsy Hubble Ronnie Huddle James Hughett Lloyd Hurley Tommy Hyatt Herbert Johnson Jeanette Jones Scottie Jones Ruth Kegley Kenneth Kennedy Jimmy King Pat King Julia Knode Glenn Landis Rodney Lester Barbara Lewellyn Barbara Lewis 55 Steven Lewis Barbara Mabe Jean Mabe Margaret Mabry Billy Marshall Wayne Marshall Dollie Maxwell Edward Maxwell June McCormack Lois Moles Bobby Moore Eleanor Morefield Ronnie Morefield Gilford Morehead Alice Morris Ethel Morris George Morrison Da nny Nichols Brenda Novell Nancy Nunn Freddie Owen Judy Owens Wayne Pagan Ella Sue Painter 56 t p Judy Porks Ronald Patterson Bonnie Pearce Wenifred Pearce Martha Peterson Martha Phelps Marie Phibbs Peggy Phibbs Violet Powers Bonnie Rakes R. F. Ratcliff Everett Rider Pat Rogers Hilda Rorrer Billy Rupe Gene Rupe Marguerite Semones Elaine Sherman Paula Smith LaMont Southerland Peggy Southerland Carolyn Spangler Byron Spencer Patsy Stoots 57 Jerry Stout Jody Stuart Robert Sullivon Ralph Sutherland Wanda Sutphin Phyllis Swindall Eleanor Thornton Mack Torrence Roger Townley Charles Turner Peggy Turner Hilda Turpin Cecile Umberger Doris Via T racy Whitaker Jimmy White Robert White J. C. Whitt Carol Wilson Mack Wilson Charles Williams Elizabeth Wolfe Mory Carolyn Woodard Bobby Worrell 58 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class got off to an early start with the election of officers and setting up committees. We entered a float in the homecoming parade entitled You Don ' t Have to be a Baby to Cry. Our Class members worked together as a team on this float. Class officers are: Ted Sheppard, Secretary; Nicky Saunders, Vice-President; Gene Morgan, Treasurer; C. E. Boyd, President. Our year together has meant a lot to us in accepting and sharing our responsibilities and planning for the busy years ahead in our school life. Our sponsors for the year are Mrs. Reese Goldsmith and Mrs. Doris Nesbitt. Barbara Sue Akers Eleanor Akers Janet Akers Hazel Albert Kaye Albert Bill Anderson Jerry Anderson Shirley Anderson Woodson Andrews Freddie Baker Brenda Bartlett Billy Blackburn Dawn Blankenship Diane Bolen Louise Bowman C. E. Boyd Jolene Boyd Daniel Breedlove 59 Lavern Brinkley Bobby Brown Jock Brown Wayne Bryson Jetta Burchett Kenneth Burton Sandro Butts Clarence Byrd Jimmy Byrd Louise Cain Wayne Cecil Jerry Chaffman Howard Childress Ann Chrisley Roger Clark Harold Cole Doug Collins Franklin Conner Marvin Conner William Conner Jaquita Cooper Frances Covey Benny Cox Beulah Cox Jewel Cutlip Betty Dalton Wallace Dalton Walter Dalton Sylvia Damron Cecil Davis Henry Davis E. R. Dickerson Doris Dougherty John Dougherty Maria Douthat Jimmy Dowdy Mary Ellen Duncan Pat Dutton David East Roger Edwards Ann Eversole Wayne Farmer E. C. Finks Joe Finkstein Carl Fisher Wanda Frazier Douglas Freeman Frankie French 60 Charlene Frost Jack Gibbs Myrtle Gibbs Billy Graham Jimmy Grantham Jolene Grantham Betty Gravely Jerry Gregory John Gregory Cynthia Gross Darryl Grubb Gail Grubb Howard Haga Elizabeth Hagee Elaine Hale Rosa Lee Hale Alice Hall Carol Hall David Hall Ralph Hall Sara Jane Hall Betty Hancock Linda Hare Elaine Harlow Billy Harrell Bobby Harrell Bobby Harrell Richard Heldreth Patsy Henderson Randy Herndon Sue Hilderbrand Carole Hill Earl Hill Barbara Hilton Ann Himmelman Glynn Hopkins Patsy Hopkins Bonnie Horton Bonnie Hubble Carolyn Hudson Demsey Hughes J. R. Hughes Ruby Hughes Pat Hull Nat Hurd Buddy Jackson Pat Jelf Dianne Jennings 61 Glenn Johnston Carolyn Jones John Jones Lonnie Jones Tommy Jones Duane Kanode Juanita Kanode Donna Kegley Ronnie Keister Jimmy Kelly Ann Kidd Jean Kinder Katherine Kirkner Evelyn Lane Larry Lemons Lonnie Lester Patty Lewey Lilly Long Janet Mabry Martha Martin Mary Martin William Martin David McNew Jerdy McRoberts Lillian Melton Richard Meredith Delores Mink Duane Mitchell Betty Sue Moffit Peggy Moore Nancy Morefield Eugene Morgan Dale Morris Ernest Morris Steve Mosier John Nash Danny Nelson David Oliver Rhelda Owens Johnny Palmer Eddie Parks Herbert Parks Janice Parks Billy Patton Elizabeth Pauley Barbara Pinkard Charles Pope Billy Quesenberry 62 Charles Quesenberry Peggy Quesenberry Walter Quesenberry Rebecca Repass Richard Repass Betty Reynolds Fred Richardson Herbert Richardson Barbara Rickey Jo Ellen Roberson Peggy Rockwell Carolyn Rogers Lorna Rogers Betty Roop Edith Rorrer Shirley Ross Norma Royal Myrtle Runyon Doris Rupe Harold Rupe Sandra Rupe Dannie Russell Faye Saunders Mack Saunders Nicky Saunders Anita Schrader Patsy Schrader Marie Semones Arleta Shelton Rebecca Shelton Ted Shepherd Bonnie Shinault Garland Shinault Roger Shockley Richard Slate Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Rosemary Smith Karen Spencer Harold Spraker Joyce Stiltner Eddie Stinson William Stoots Rodney Stumph Alton Sutphin Bonnie Sutphin Darlene Sutphin Jo Anne Sutphin 63 Betty Taylor Violet Taylor Merl Thomas Patsy Thomas Bobby Thompson Eleanor Thompson Eldridge Thornton Terry Thornton James Tibbs Jo Ann Tolley Darlene Trail Barbara Turner Barbara J. Turner Doug Turner Fred Turner Phyllis Turner Nancy Turpin Susan Walker Henry Ward John Ward Maxine Ward William Ward Wanda Webb Linda Welch Gail White Jo Ann White Larry White Frank Williams Larry Williams Kathleen Wingo David Worrell Charlena Wright Judy Yearout Barbara Zeigler 64 THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class, under the capable guidance of our sponsor Mr. Richard Quesen- berry, has had an active and successful year. We participated in the Homecoming Parade in October, and in Stunt Day. We are eagerly looking forward to our Sophomore year. Freshman Class Officers: Ronnie King, Secretary; Janice Jones, Treasurer; Bren- da White, Vice-President; Warren Alley, President. Roland Abell Earl Akers Robert Akers Robert Alley Warren Alley Jean Altizer Carolyn Anderson Melville Anderson Ellen Aust Freddie Ballard Margaret Barbettini Mary Lee Barbettini Alice Barkley Barbara Beverly Donald Beverly Ann Bevil Billy Bishop Jerry Bishop 65 I Norma Bishop Ray Bittner Peggy Blankenship Jane Boon Frank Bond Martha Bowyer June Brammer Leon Branscome Clyde Branson Bobby Bratton Clara Brown C. J. Bryant Shirley Bullins Mary Burton Neecia Burton Arnold Byrd Sandra Cladwell Florence Cardin Pearl Carr Bruce Cassell Joe Caviness Jackie Chumbley Shirley Clark Bobbie Cline Jimmy Cline Thomas Collins Myra Conner Carlos Cook Nancy Cook Patricia Cook Barry Cox Betty Cox Elizabeth Cox Gail Cox Jimmy Cox Margaret Cregger Charles Crockett Jimmy Crockett Leona Crockett Jimmy Crouch Jimmy Crowder Jimmy Cummings Ann Dalton Margaret Dalton Mary Ann Dalton Brenda Dean Daniel Dehart Betty Jane Dickerson Jackie Dickerson Andrew Dobbins Mickey Donithan Jo Ann Donley Sandra Douthat Virginia Draper 66 David Duncan Donald Duncan Jimmy Duncan Nellie Duncan Garland Eads Frances East Jimmy East Dorothy Edwards Patricia Elkins Barbara Eversole Buddy Fagg Wade Fanning Lyda Farmer Theodore Farmer Tommy Farmer Virgil Fiore Becky Fisher Carolyn Fisher Ruby Flichum Charlyne Fox Rudell Frazier David Freeman Nancy French Kaye Frye Mary Gardner Heddie Gerrels Jimmy Gettys Joyce Gill Brenda Gilman Jeraldine Grantham Lyndell Gravely Raymond Gravely Delton Grey Barbara Hagee Agnes Hall Jerry Lee Hall Jerry Wayne Hall Linda Hall Robert Hall Tommy Hall Bobby Hancock Faye Hancock Harold Hancock Danny Harriman Roy Harlow Carol Harpe Ferd Harvey Linda Helton Margie Hill Joe Hoback Jerry Hodge Bernice Hogston Faye Horton Katherine Horton 67 Robert Hudson Doug Hughes Jomes Hughes Henry Hunley Tolley Hurst Carol Hylton Jimmy Hylton Dallas Jennings Ann Johnson Tommy Johnson Ann Johnston Janice Jones Mary Ruth Jones Ralph Jones Walter Jones Charolette Keene French Kegley Bobby Kennedy Linda Kennedy Glenn Killen Mary Kincer Billy King Jonathan King Patsy King Ronnie King Valencia King Wilbur King Douglas Knode Nellie Knotter Mary Landis Wanda Leeson Judy Lefler Jackie Lester Jo Ann Lewis John Lilly Lanny Linkous Ruth Linkous Tommy Linkous Jerry Lockett Mack Love Lyn Lower Charlotte Lyons James Mabe Linda Mabry Katherine Manning Cloyd Monuel Patsy Manuel Peggy Manuel Tommy McCraw Francis McDaniel Joyce Midkiff Tommy Millirons Wanda Mitchell Charles Montgomery 68 Doug Mooney James Moore Freddie Morefield Roger Morefield Frank Morehead Jane Morehead Patsy Morris Wayne Morris Tommy Murphy Jane Noland Charles Novell Harriet Novell Larry O ' Dell Clark Owen Marta Owens Bobby Pagan Betty Parks David Parks Jimmy Patterson Leslie Payne Becky Pearce Wesley Peyton James Phibbs Jean Phibbs Ruth Phibbs Arthur Pickerel Clarice Pickett Linda Pinkard Carol Poore Barbara Powers Margaret Powers Lee Price Norman Prillaman Carolyn Quesenberry Sue Quesenberry Linda Rakes Drema Ratcliffe Donald Ratcliffe Johnny Ratcliffe Larry Ratcliffe Linda Ratcliffe Raymond Ratcliffe Judy Raykes W. K. Reavis Katheryne Reese Vivie Reese Mary Reeves Billy Repass Bobbie Rice Florence Richardson Joyce Riggins Milton Ritter Carole Robinson Charles Rorrer 69 Dennis Rorrer Julia Rorrer Rodney Rupe Elien Rutherford Bobby Safewright Charles Safewright Sandy Scott Eugene Self Patsy Semones Clifford Shelor Dennis Sheppard Edwin Shomaker Marshall Shuff Sherry Shull Doris Simmons Sammy Simmons Jean Sirt Aloma Smith Jean Smith Joy Lee Smith Linda Smith Virginia Smithers Janice Stimson Arnold Stoots Swanson Stout Darlene Stuart Eugene Sturat Richard Stuart Bonnie Sullivan Raymond Summers Brenda Surber Diane Surratt Arthur Sutherland Diane Sutphin Everett Sutphin Kay Taylor Robert Taylor Barbara Thomas Tommy Thomas Barbara Tolbert James Townley Dorothy Trail Jean Trail Earl Tuell Randy Turpin Wanda Turpin Peggy Umberber Floyd VanAntwerp Frank Waddell Marvin Waddell John Walker Patty Wall John Wallace Bobby Warf 70 Tommy Worf Peggy Warlick Dennis Webb Johnny Webster Phyllis Whitaker Brendo White Gloria Jean White Jewel White Joanne White Frank Williams Roberta Winebrenner Sharon Wirt Edna Wolf Nora Mae Woolwine Micky Worrell Bobby Yates Margaret Young EIGHTH GRADE A rather shy and bewildered group of eighth grade students entered Pulaski High School in September 1957. Shyness and bewilderment soon vanished. The enthusiasm of our spon- sors, Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Bonville, was catch- ing. We soon earned the spotlight by winning first prize for our float in the homecoming parade. Our campaign speeches for election of class officers were declared most successful, and proved that we were on our way to being one of the best eighth grade classes Pulaski has ever had. We are looking forward to participating in Stunt Day and the many other activities at P.H.S. Eighth Grade Class Officers are: Allen Jones, Secretary; Richard Patterson, Pres- ident; Martha Lemons, Treasurer; Kenny Powers, Vice-President. Kenneth Adams Catherine Akers Charles Akers Claudia Akers Danny Akers Linda Akers Patricia Akers Geneva Allen Harrison Alley Peyton Alley Alene Anderson Linda Anderson Ruby Anderson Charles Aust Linda Aust Jerry Ayers Charles Babb Beorge Bageant 72 Philip Baker Darrell Barker Bonnie Sue Barnette Linda Bassett Peggy Bassett Barbara Bentley Clara Bentley Quinton Bentley Dallas Berry Jr. Jerry Blair Sandra Blankenship Patricia Bocock Freeda Bowman Harry Boyd Butch Boyd Mason Boyd Jerry Branscome William Breedlove Judy Brinkley Dianne Brockmeyer Ethel Brookman James Brookman Brenda Brown Glenn Bryant Betty Bryson Bobby Burch Linda Burchett Mary Kate Burke Diann Burton Joyce Byrd Bobby Byrd Sherman Cain Minnie Cameron Janet Campbell Etta Carlton Linda Currica Cynthia Carroll Jean Cassell Swanna Catron Dora Caudill Harold Childress Carol Ann Clark Michael Clark Junior Cline Emily Cole Mary Collins Richard Combs Emogen Compton Gary Cooper James Covey Harold Cox Jo Anne Cox Mary Lou Cox Orel Buddy Cox 73 Teresa Cox William Cox Herbert Craig Charles Crawford Donald Crowder Jesse Crumbley Kelly Dalton Billy Davis Bobby Davis Clevell Davis Lansford Dawson Bobby Dean Tommy Dehart Marjorie Dickerson Bonnie Draper Skipper Duke Angelene Duncan Violet East Dennis Edwards Donnie Edwards Evelyn Edwards Alberta Elkins Janice Eller Mary Ellis Norma Evans Donna Farley Patricia Farley Theda Kay Farmer Janice Freeman Arby Frost Johnsie Fowler James Gallimore Giles Gilley Walker Goad Billy Gosnell Martha Graham Gale Grantham Ann Gravely Charles Gravely Willis Gravely Elgene Gray Wayne Gray Earlean Gregory Edward Gregory Jerlean Gregory Carolyn Gross Barbara Guynn Betty Haga Leon Hagc Norma Hagee Nancy Hall R. J. Hall Ronnie Hall Ronnie Hall 74 Loretta Hancock Carl Harless Diane Harrell Sammy Harrell Curtis Hawkins Neal Hawkins Rita Hawks Betsy Herron Larry Hiatt Freddie Hill Martha Hill Edward Himmelman Wanda Hoback Patsy Hodge Harold Holdaway Pat Hollins Frank Hotz Johnny Howlett Melvin Hudson Wanda Hudson Douglas Huff Janie Hughes Norma Hughes Alfred Hughett Judy Hughett David Hurd Grant Hurd Kay Hurst Wanda Jackson Hallie Jennings Eileen Johnson Kenneth Johnson Roy Johnson Leo Johnson Margaret Johnson Mary Stuart Johnson Mary Thomas Johnson Allen Jones Joyce Jones Larry Jones Linda Jones Roy Jones Darlene Kanode Barbara Kanode James Kidd Janet Kindner Danny Kitts Carolyn Lane George Lawson Kent Lawson Velma Mae Leeson Carol Sue Lefler Martha Lemons Freddy Linkous 75 Violet Linkous Julie Lookabill Vickey Mabry William Macey Larry Marshall Mary Marshall Drucilla Martin Glenn Martin Howard Martin Roger Motherly George Maxwell Tom McCarthy Carlos McFall Colleen McCroskey Norma McMillan Tommy McPeak Ronnie Melton Sue Mickey Karen Millirons Jimmy Mink Barbara Mitchell Amon Moore Barry Moore David Morehead Jackie Morris James Morris Leon Morris Tom Morris Kenneth Morrison Cecil Murphy Donald Murphy Roy Myers Lawrence Nelson Nancy Newman Nancy Newton Ann Nixon Roger O ' Dell Ann Owen Brenda Pagan Margaret Painter Wanda Parks Richard Patterson Terry Patterson Patsy Patton Steve Pearce Frances Pickerel Jerry Pinkard Larry Potts Terry Powell Kenny Powers Shirley Powers Darrell Quesenberry Emmett Quesenberry Frankie Quesenberry 76 Verland Quesenberry Roger Ramsey David Ratcliffe Linda Ratcliffe Wayne Ratcliffe Ralph Reaves Barbara Reeves Flora Reynolds Harry Rhett Carolyn Richardson Imogene Richardson Charolette Rickey Flora Riggins Nancy Rigney Dee Ann Rooker Eugene Ross Jerry Ross Danny Roope Betty Rupe Judy Rupe Sammy Saunders Sylvia Saunders Billy Self Jackie Self Burley Jean Semones Thelma Shockly Billy Ray Sifford Hazel Sisk Jean Slate K. C. Smart Billy Smith Charles Smith Christine Smith James Smith Mary Lee Smith Pam Smith Peggy Smith Doris Southern Joyce Southern Jesse Spangler Elwood Spence George Spencer Lois Spencer Geraldeane Sprinkle Bernice Stowers Mabel Stowers Kay Stuart Billy Summers Judy Surface Lucinda Surratt Roger Sutherland Cheryl Ann Sutphin Jerry Sutphin Juanita Tabor 77 Terry Tabor Richard Thornton Rose Tickle Wanda T racey Dottie Tull Jackie Turner Leonard Turner Letty Turpin James Umberger Janice Umberger Freddie Voughan Joanne Vordo Richard Waddell Michael Walker Pat Wallace Bill Walton Ray Ware Dickie Ward Kenneth Warden Eddie Warf Mary Watson Thomas Wheeling Pete Whitaker Donald White Margaret Whitley Leonard Williams Martha Williams Martin Williams Mary Williams Richard Williams Roger Williams Gordon Wilson Nancy Jo Wilson James Windle Gary Wright Wanda Wright 78 HOMECOMING WAS EXCITING 79 ALL OF US TOOK PART. 80 ACTIVITIES 81 STAFF zer Lynda Roop Business Managers Ruth Seagle George Galloway III 82 ORIOLE STAFF % | f Mrs. Blanche Garland Sponsor Miss Edna Frye Literary Sponsor Mrs. Bessie Totten Business Sponsor Scotty Roop Sports Editor Ed Craig Layout and Art Editor Jackie Hughes Classification Editor Fred Tilly Literary Editor Nelson Boon Photographer Gerald Repass Literary Editor Janice Farley Typist Louise Walters Typist Georgia Stoots Typist Nancy Brown Literary Editor Hazel Powers Literary Editor Ellen Runyon Literary Editor Martha Long Typist Marie Phibbs Assistant Editor Ronnie Patterson Assistant Business Manager 83 The Student Council, composed of homeroom presidents and led by the five major officers of the Student Cooperative Association, is the elected student group that studies and pro- motes the best interests of the whole school. The council meets at least fifteen times during the school session; the officers and sponsor meet daily. Traditional projects and activities include: Student Guidebook, Get Acquainted Day, P.H.S. News in Southwest Times and over W.P.U.V., Homecoming Parade, Devotions, As- semblies, Christmas Baskets, March of Dimes Winter Formal, Talent Show, Safety, Cleanup and participation in district and state S.C.A. meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Kay Stuart, Emogene Compton, Martha Lemons, Kay Farmer, Linda Bassett, Sandra Blankenship, Jean Semones, Charles Novell, Ella Sue Painter, Marie Phibbs. Second Row: Frank Bond, C. E. Boyd, J. R. Hughes, Jimmy Grantham, Ray Bittner, Billy Anderson, David Altizer, Roger Edwards, Carlos Cook. Third Row: Warren Alley, Nicky Saunders. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Ronald Royal; Vice-President Barbara urer Charles Novel; Sponsor Miss Gallimore. Lewewlyn; Reporter Ella Sue Painter; Secretary Jolene Boyd; Treas- ti First Row: Jolene Boyd, Barbara Lewellyn, Ronnie Royal, Miss Gallimore, Joyce Gill, Agnes Hall, Barbara Tolbert, Janet Mabry, Carol Sue Wilson, Wanda Leeson. Second Row: Roger O ' Dell, Jimmy Mink, Billy Self, Richa r d Patterson, Nat Hurd, Porky Cox, Arnold Mink, Everett Rider, Jimmy Poole, Diane Sutphin, Brenda White. Third Row: Duane Hix, John Lilly. The National Honor Society is an honor organization. Its qualifications are scholarship, leadership, character, and honesty. This year they sponsored the annual Miss P.H.S. Contest. With the pro- ceeds they presented a gift to the school and held a banquet for new members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Ann Powers, Gerald Repass, Ruth Seagle, Neal Wirt, Sandra Ledford, Miss Palmer, Sponsor. Second Row: Cletis Akers, Nancy Vaughan, Ronald Royal. Third Row: Ann Jackson, Nelson Boon. Fourth Row: Martha Long, Lindsay Hickam, David Altizer. Officers: President— Ann Powers; Vice-President — Gerald Repass; Secretary — Ruth Seagle; Treasurer — Neal Wirt; Re- porter — -Ann Jackson. 86 First Row: Patsy Thomas, Wanda Frazier, Nat Hurd, Rebecca Repass, Rosemary Smith, Barbara Hilton, Miss Barnett, Sponsor. Second Row: Betty Roop, Charlene Frost, Doris Daugherty, Rhelda Owens, Janice Parks, Ann Himmelman, Maria Dou- that, Charlene Wright, Jaquita Cooper, Jo Ann Sutphin. Third Row: Dianne Jennings, Elaine Harlow, Jewel Cutlip, Wanda Webb, Rodney Stump, Nicky Saunders. Officers: President, Nat Hurd; Vice-President, Rebecca Repass; Secretary, Rosemary Smith; Treasurer, Barbara Hilton. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to create an enthusi- asm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Pulaski High School. Members of this club are chosen from the Sophomore Class. 87 FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA First Row: Mrs. Fortner, Cecile Umberger, Nancy Akers, Lynda Roop, Becky Buckner, Georgia Stoots, Nancy Vaughn, Neal Wirt, Ann Jackson, Nelson Boan, Pat Rogers, Nancy Brown, Mary Carolyn Woodard, Marguerite Semones, Judy Owens, Ellen Crockett, Miss Gallimore. Second Row: Carol Hill, Barbara Lewellyn, Nancy Herron, Sandra Ledford, Martha Long, Ruth Seagle, Ellen Runyon, Valerie Dalton, Ann Powers, Cletis Akers, Wanda Sutphin, Beulah Grubb, Beverly Byrd, Carol Ashley, Peggy Phibbs. Third Row: Ronald Patterson, Ken Brewster, Minnie French, Eleanor Morefield, Margaret Mabry, Carol Sue Wilson, Bonnie Gosnell, Marie Phibbs, Elaine Sherman, Geneta Gardner, Ella Sue Painter, Phyllis Bishop, Shirley Hedge, Kath- ryn Deeds. First Row: Pat Lewey, President; Elaine Harlow, Vice-President; Wanda Webb, Treas- urer; Jo Ann Sutphin, Secretary. Second Row: Frankie French, Louise Bowman, Char- lena Wright, Maria Douthat, Jaquita Cooper, Kitty Elkins, Violet Powers. Third Row: Mrs. Holt, Sponsor; Ruby Flinchum, Betty Duncan, Frances Covey, Minnie French, Becky Fisher, Patsy Schrader, Jackie Novembrino, Linda Cook, Pat Hull, Patricia Dutton, Patsy Stoots, Coleen Vaughan. I 4 rl BETA CLUB The Pulaski High School Beta Club is a chapter of the National Beta Club whose purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarship, leadership, and service. The members are juniors and seniors who have a B or higher average, good character, and com- mendable attitude. Yearly activities of the club include: Public Assembly for Induction of new members, Kiddy Dance, and State Convention projects. Fourth Row: David Altizer, Gerald Repass, Jerrel Fink, Ralph Sutherland, Jack Holt, Jackie Hughes, Curtis Hollins, Ron- nie Huddle, Lindsay Hickam, Bob Lockett, Ronnie Royal, Bobby Worrell, Fred Owen, Everett Rider, George Galloway. Officers: President Nancy Vaughan; Vice-President Neal Wirt; Secretary Ann Jackson; Treasurer Nelson Boon. First Row: Eugene Stuart, Jimmy East, Jimmy McCrow. Carlos Cook, Clark Owen, Jimmy Duncan, Bobby Thompson. Second Row: Clifford Shelor, Robert Hudson, War- ren Alley, J. R. Hughes, Auther Sutherland, Randy Turpin, Tommy Farmer. Third Row: Lonnie Hanks, Franklin Hughes, Ray Bitner, Ronnie Morefield, C. T. Mont- gomery. Fourth Row: John Wallace, Tommy Thomas, Donnie Russell, Lyle Comer, Robert White, John Lilly, Mr. James Flower. Fifth Row: Jimmy Granthom, Jerry Lockett, Tommy Linkous. Officers: President, Bobby Thompson; Vice-President, Joe Finkstein; Secretary, Douglas Turner; Treasurer, Clifford Shelor. ELECTRONICS CLUB First- Row: Jimmy Grantham, Carl Fisher, Katherine Kirkner, Ann Chrisley, Sara Jane Hall. Second Row: Kaye Frye, Betty Roop, Barbara Pinkard, Linda Hare, Becky Shelton, Rosemary Smith, Barbara Hilton, Linda Pinkard. Third Row: Marta Owens, Kathleen Wingo, Patsy Hopkins, Jewel Cutlip, Becky Repass, Patsy King, Joyce Gill, Barbara Hagee, Linda Smith, Elaine Hale, Charlotte Keene. Fourth Row: Clifford Shelor, John Wallace, C. T. Montgomery, Jack Brown, Eddie Stinson, Ray Bittner, Joe Fink- stien, Burford Haga, Billy Blackburn, Jean White, Betty Jane Dickerson. Fifth Row: Larry Williams, Wayne Harlow. LATIN By the number of students in our club one can readily see that the interest in Latin is not dead at Pulaski High School. It is our purpose to keep and promote this interest through our club activities. F.H.A. First Row — Miss Oewel, Neecia Burton, Dreama Ratcliff, Jean Trail, Bonnie Sullivan, Julia Knode, Pearl Carr, Peggy Manuel, Virginia Smithers, Ellen Rutherford, Aloma Smith, Linda Smith, Edna Wolfe, Jewel White, Dionne Sutphin. Second Row: Barbara Lewellyn, Barbara Hall, Sandra Caldwell, Mary Reaves, Margaret Mustard, Virginia Conner, Charlotte Lyons, Elizabeth Eanes, Bar- bara Rickey, Jo Ann Donley, Marta Owens, Myra Con- ner, Harriet Novell, Ann Johnson, Jean Smith, Jackie Chumbley. Third Row: Sandra Douthat, Peggy Blanken- ship, Betty DeHart, Carol Robinson, Hedy Jarrells, Min- nie French, Dorothy Trail, Frances Melton, Wanda Mitchell, Jane Morehead, Florence Richardson, Frances East, Ruby Flinchum, Patty Semones, Lee Price. Fourth Row: Kathryn Manning, Vivie Reece, Phyllis Bishop, Wanda Leeson, June Brammer, Doris Hudson, Mary Gardner, Ellen Aust, Carolyn Fisher, Brenda Surber, Arleta Shelton, Betty Reynolds, Frankie French, Betty Gravely. Officers: President, Julia Knode; Vice-President, Dreama Ratcliffe; Secretary, Neecia Burton; Treasurer, Peggy Manuel; Reporter, Bonnie Sullivan; Chaplain, Pearl Carr; Parliamentarian, Jean Trail. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB First Row: Billy Anderson, Mary Ann Dalton, Carolyn Johnson, Bobby Harrell, Nancy French. Second Row: Carole Robinson, Martha Martin, Judy Raykes, Becky Pearce, Jane Noland, Mary Landis, Mar- garet Young, Nora Mae Woolwine, Janice Stimson. Third Row: Sharon Wirt, Lyn Lower, Patty Wall, Joanne White, Sherry Shull, Rhelda Owens, Jane Boon, Jean Smith, Mary Ellen Duncan, Marie Sem- ones. Fourth Row: Lyndell Gravely, Patsy Morris, Susan Walker, Eddie Parks, Jerry Chaffman, Jimmy Kelley, Gene Morgan, Jimmy Cummings, Tommy Farmer, Butch Kegley. Fifth Row: Jimmy Gectys, Marvin Waddell, Ronnie Keister, Wilbur King. OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers Club offers many opportuni- ties to students to increase their interest and knowledge in becoming better homemakers. ART CLUB ON STEPS — First Row: Martha Peterson, Mary Carolyn Woodard, Jo Ann Sutphin. Second Row: Sandra Butts, Jane Boon, Pat Rogers. Third Row: Charlotte Meade, Yvonne Horton, Jaquita Cooper. Fourth Row: Lonnie Jones, Wayne Cecil, Charles Novell. On Rail — Ronnie King, Duane Mitchell, Ted Shepard, Byron Spenser, Rod- ney Lester, Duane Bently, Terry Thornton, Bobby Brown, Gleen Landis, David Worrell. Standing — Ted Stefi, Garland Shinoult, Bobby Harrell, Ann Fizer, Charles Quesenberry, Mrs. Love, Sponsor. Offi cers: President, Charles Quesenberry; Vice-President, Theodore Stefi; Secre- tary, Bobby Harrell; Treasurer, Garland Shinoult; Reporter, Ann Fizer. I LIBRARY CLUB First Row Seated: Wesley Peyton, C. E. Boyd, Elizabeth Wolfe, Doris Via, Wanda Webb. Second Row Standing: Mrs. Perdue, Bobbi Rice, Eleanor Thompson, Bonnie Rakes, Charlene Fox, Marie Semones, Carol Harpe, Shirley Anderson, Ann Eversole. Third Row: W. K. Reavis, Darlene Trail, Jean Trail, Hilda Cook, Betty Dehart, Carol Armbrister, Myrtle Runion, Gail Grubb, June Fink. Fourth Row: Duane Kanode, Charles Pope, Franklin Conner, Wade Fanning, Cloyd Manuel, Bruce Cassell. Not Shown: Alice Barkley, Louise Bowman, Jean Kinder, Wanda Sutphin, Sharon Wirt. First Row: Eldridge Thornton, Ronnie Morefield, Hubert Vinson, Shelburn Clark. Second Row: Mr. Davis, Scotty Jones, Nancy Nunn, Ethel Morris, Maxine Mar- shall, Anita Breedlove. Third Row: W. J. Craig, Tommy Woodyard, Jody Stuart, Xymena Bowman, Charles Quesenberry, Howard Fagg. Fourth Row: Donald Phil- lips, Donnie Russell, Richard O ' Deli, Richard Freeman, Garnett Smith, Freddy Rumley, Robert Sullivan. Officers: President, Garnett Smith, Vice-President, Arnold Mink; Secretary, Xymena Bowman; Treasurer, Nancy Brookman. First Row: Mr. Davis, Ann Spence, Mike Davidson. Second Row: Shelborne Stoots, Wayne Marshall, Claude Patterson, Winifred Pearce, Taylor Boyd, Jimmy White. Officers: President, Winifred Pearce; Vice-President, Claude Patterson; Secretary, Ann Spence; Treasurer, Taylor Boyd. D .0 . CLUB First Row: Eleanor Morefield, Marie Phibbs, Sandra Butts, Joyce Stiltner, Nancy Brown, Barbara Hall, Diane Bolen, Margaret Mabry, Harriet Am- burn, Peggy Phi WSs, Hazel Albert, Carole Hill. Second Row: Mrs. Bird, Rodney Stump, Duane Kanode, Fred Turner, Martha Long, Linda Cook, Carol Hall, Alice ' Hall, Janice Parks, Nat Hurd, John Nash, Glynn Hopkins. Third Row: Dollie Maxwell, Nancy Morefield, Jo Ann Sutphin, Wanda Webb, Elaine Harlow, Becky Buckner, Judy Parks, Ann Fizer, Bonnie Hub- ble, Rosa Lee Hale, Ann Carey Bruce, Betty Sue Moffitt. FRENCH ' CLUB Officers: President, Nancy Brown; Vice-President, Margaret Mabry; Sec- retary, Diane Bolen; Treasurer, Har- riet Amburn; Chaplain, Barbara Hall. First Row: Dianne Brookman, Delores Mink, Charles Williams, Barbara Lewellyn, Carolyn Hudson, Jo Anne Tolley, Kaye Albert, Ellen Crockett. Second Row: Mrs. Fortner, Jerrell Fink, John Gregory, Douglas Turner, Douglas Collins, Ralph Sutherland, Ted Shepherd. Third Row: Sandra Bur- chett, Louise Walters, Cynthia Gross, Mary Woodard, Pat Rogers, Jo Anne Moore, Myrtle Gibbs, Jolene Grantham, Jolene Boyd, Sandra Rupe. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Charles Williams, Bobby Moore, Gilford Morehead. Second Row: Ronnie Huddle, Billy Rupe, Norma Bentley, James Hughett, Harriet Amburn. Third Row: Mrs. Nesbit, Miss Frye, Violet Powers, Wanda Sutphin, Nancy Akers, Ella Sue Painter, Ann Fizer, and Sue Howard. 95 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Shirley Gray, Pat Hudson, Lynda Roop, Ann Jackson, Peggy Hubble, Mary Jane Roope, Barbara Woods, Anita Breedlove, Mr. Lyons. Not Shown: Barbara Stephens. Officers: President, Barbara Stephens; Vice-President, Shir- ley Gray; Secretary, Pat Hud- son; Treasurer, Lynda Roop. JUNIOR HI- Y Charles Williams, Everett Ryder, Wayne Harlow, Jack Holt, Kenny Brewster, Ronald Patterson, Frank Creggar, Fred Owens, Richard Freeman. Officers: President, Ronald Pat- terson; Vice-President, Jack Holt; Secretary, Frank Creg- gar; Treasurer, Kenny Brewster. Officers: President, Carol Hill; Vice-President, Kathryn Deeds; Secretary, Ann Carey Bruce; Treasurer, Ann Fizer. First Row: Carol Ashley, Barbara Lewis, Kitty Elkins, Wanda Sutphin, Harriet Amburn, Ann Fizer, Sue Howard, Kathryn Deeds, Carol V. Hill, Beverly Byrd, Ann Bruce, Paula Smith, Peggy Southern, Barbara Mabe, Doris Via, Bonnie Pearce. Second Row: Betty DeHart, Pat Rogers, Nancy Akers, Julia Knode, Bonnie Ander- son, Jeanette Jones, Martha Peterson, Patsy Stoots, Nancy Herron, Peggy Hall, Becky Buckner, Violet Powers, Judy Owens, Barbara Lewellyn, Janet Dowdy, Carol Sue Wilson, Elizabeth Wolfe. PHBiMftfi SOPHOMORE TRI-HI- Y Officers: President, Betty Roope; Vice-President, Becky Shelton; Secretary, Barbara Pinkard; Treasurer, Norma Royal; Sergeant - at - Arms, Pat Jelf; Chaplain, Mary Ellen Dun- can. FRESHMAN j TRI-HI-Y ! First Row: June Brammer, Wanda Lesson, Mary Landis, Margaret Young, Carolyn Anderson, Janice Jones, Jackie Chumbley, Betty Gene Cox, Bobbie Rice, Harriet Novell, Charlene Fox, Mrs. Roberts. Second Row: Jane Noland, Carole Robinson, Mary Ann Dalton, Marta Owens, Linda Smith, Sherry Shull, Barbara Tolbert, Ann Johnston, Jane Boon, Jo Ann White, Elizabeth Cox, Linda Pinkard. Officers: President, Mory Lan- dis; Vice-President, Margaret Young; Treasurer, Janice Jones; Reporter, Jackie Chumbley; Chaplain, Betty Gene Cox. First Row: Pat Dutton, Jo Ann Tolley, Bonnie Hubble, Jewel Cutlip, Norma Royal, Barbara Pinkard, Betty Roop, Mary Ellen Duncan, Pat Jelf, Betty Sue Moffitt, Lorna Rogers, Patsy Hopkins, Diane Bolen, Shirley Andersen, Jolene Grantham, Linda Hare, Sarah Hall. Second Row: Betty Dalton, Rosa Lee Hale, Barbara Hil- ton, Darlene Trail, Patsy Thomas, Evelyn Lane, Ann Chrisley, Janet Mabry, Re- becca Repass, Rhelda Owens, Ann Himmelman, Sandra Butts, Rosemary Smith, Carolyn Hudson, Eleanor Thompson, Jolene Boyd, Carol Hall. First Row: Janice Umberger, Linda Aust, Diane Harrel, Burley Jean Semones, Martha Lemons, Kaye Catron, Sandra Blankenship, Nancy Jo Wilson, Pam Smith, Linda Burchett, Judy Surface, Mary Johnson, Violet Linkous. Second Row: Norma Jean Hagee, Margret Whitley, Dee Ann Rooker, Carolyn Lane, Janice Freeman, Janet Kirkner, Joyce Souther, Barbara Guynn, Margret Painter, Pat Bocock, Patsy Hollins, Jean Casell, Jerldine Sprinkel. Third Row: Shirley Powers, Wanda Jackson, Wanda Wright, Nancy Newman, Betsy Herron, Jo Ann Cox, Linda Bassett, Hazel Sisk, Johnsee Foweler, Charlet Rickie. Officers: President, Nancy Jo Wilson; Vice-President, Velma Leeson; Secretary, Burley Jean Semones; Treasurer, Pam Smith; Reporter, Martha Lemons; Chaplain, Sandra Blankenship; Historian, Kaye Catron. 8th GRADE TRI-HI-Y w-tmmm. ORIOLE BAND Of Pulaski High School First- Row: Kathryn Deeds, Beulah Grubb, Barbara Tolbert, Roberta Gregory, Jolene Grantham, Beverly Byrd, Pat Jelf. Second Row: Hazel Albert, Terry Blair, Linda Hare, Mary Landis, Jane Noland, Tom McCarthy, Joe Finkstein, Karen Spencer, Sandra Rupe, Elizabeth Cox, Hazel Sisk, Linda Helton, Rebecca Repass. Third Row: Billy Quesenberry, Kenny Powers, Mike Clark, Mason Boyd, Gerald Repass, Carole Robinson, Barry Cox, Betsy Herron, Mary Ellen Duncan, Mar- garet Johnston, Ann Owen, Betty Bryson, Carl Fisher, Kaye Albert. Fourth Row: Roger Williams, Bobby Harrell, Wayne Ratcliffe, Gene Morgan, Morris Brown, Ted Sheperd, Virgil Fiore, G. G. Bageant, Clifford Shelor, C. T. Mont- gomery, Clara Brown, Jimmy Cummings. Fifth Row: Glen Hopkins, Eddie McCraw, Frank Brammer, Lyle Comer, Eddie Stinson, Jimmy Grantham, Bryon Spencer, Warren Alley, C. J. Bryant, Linda Bassett, Larry Ratcliffe, Margaret Young, Frank Jones, Jimmy Kelley, Richard Thornton, Tolley Hurst, Giles Gilley, Jimmy White. Offi cers: President, Bill Thornton; Vice-President, Gerald Repass; Secretary, Kaye Albert; Treasurer, Bobby Har- rell; Drum Major, Bill Thornton; Student Directors, Bill Thornton, Gerald Repass, Jimmy White; Director, Mr. James Godfrey. The Pulaski High School Band adds much in color and spirit to our school life. Football, pep-rallies, parades and concerts are all taken in stride. All of this takes much time and work under the leadership of Mr. Godfrey, our director. 98 PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Music has its charm for us in the singing of the Pulaski High School Chorus. Through the school programs and concerts we have had numerous occasions to enjoy their singing. ■ Officers: President, Jimmy Poole; Vice-President, Jane Sharrett; Secretary, Bobby Vaughan; Treasurer, Scotty Roop; Li- brarians, Rodney Stumph and Ronnie Huddle; Accompanist, Nancy Herron. First- Row: Louise Cain, Peggy Phibbs, Carolyn Jones, Laverne Brinkley, Judy Yearout, Elaine Hale, Barbara Hall, Eleanor Morefield, Wanda Frazier, Bobby Vaughan, Jimmy Poole. Second Row: Doris Daugherty, Jo Ann Sutphin, Pat Lewery, Anita Schrader, Phyllis Bishop, Becky Buckner, Elizabeth Eanes, Jane Sharrett, Carolyn Rogers, Eleanor Akers, Juanita Kanode, Rosa Lee Hale. Third Row: Nancy Herron, Virginia Conner, Becky Martin, Kathleen Wingo, Ann Powers, Rodney Stumph, Darrell Brown, Fred Brinkley, Patsy Schrader, Nancy Morefield, Darlene Sutphin, Janet Mabry, June McCormick. Fourth Row: Jo Ellen Robertson, Marie Allyson, Jetta Burchett, Linda Cook, Ronnie Huddle, John Gregory, Scotty Roop, Johnny Pal- mer, Glenn Landis, Ellen Runyon, Charlotte Meade, Judy Johnston, Judy Parks. First’ Row: Joy Smith, Joyce Gill, Jeon Altizer, Katherine Manning, Marta Owens, Lyndell Gravely, Charlotte Lyons, Margaret Barbetinni, Linda Smith, Charlotte Keene. Second Row: Betty Jo Parks, Valencia King, Ruth Phibbs, Peggie Umber- ger, Kaye Frye, Mary Lee Barbetinni, Carolyn Fisher, Clarice Pickett, Joyce Rig- gins, Edna Wolfe. Third Row: Jean White, Linda Mabry, Sandra Douthat, Wanda Leeson, Brenda Dean, Nancy French, Harriet Novell, Linda Ratcliffe, Linda Pinck- ard, Peggy Warlick. Fourth Row: Patsy Manual, Ruby Flinchum, Dreama Ratcliffe, Jo Ann White, Carol Poore, Hedy Jarrells, Jean Phibbs, Vivie Reese, Dorothy Ed- wards, Martha Phelps, Mary Ruth Jones, Pattie Semones. Offi cers: President, Dreama Ratcliffe; Vice-President, Jean Phibbs; Secretary- Treasurer, Wanda Leeson; Librarians, Nancy French, Jean Altizer. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB First Row: Roger Clark, Roger Morefield, Delton Grey, Glenn Johnston, Carlos Cook, Freddie Ballard. Second Row: Frank Bond, Melville Anderson, Freddie Morefield, Marvin Waddell, Bobby Warf, Milton Ritter, Tommy Thomas, Charles Novell. Officers: President, Charles Novell; Vice-President, Delton Grey; Secretary and Treas- urer, Marvin Waddell; Librarians, Roger Morefield and Freddy Ballard. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB I CHEMISTRY CLUB First Row: Lyle Comer, Jack Holt, Ruth Seagle, Nancy Vaughan. Second Row: Miss Dalton, Frank Brammer, Sandra Ledford, Ann Powers, Colleen Vaughan, Martha Phelps, Carol Hill, Doris Via, Shirley Hedge, Patsy Hubble, Janet Dowdy, Paul Cox Third Row: Ralph Sutherland, Ronnie Royal, Lonnie Hanks, Stanley Morefield, Richard Hagee, Freddy Owen, Ronald Patterson, Arnold Mink, Bob Lockett, Gene Rupe, Neal Wirt, Rodney Lester, Tracy Whitaker, Lindsay Hickam, Lanny Harris. Fourth Row: Nelson Boon, Jackie Hughes, Ronald Smith, Charles Quesenberry, Ranny Bowman, Bobby Worrell, Ernest Morrison, Jimmy Fisher, Gilford Morehead, J e r re 1 1 Fink, Frank Cregger, Clark Hall, R. F. Racliffe. Officers: President, Roberta Gregory; Vice-President, Ruth Seagle; Secretary, Nancy Vaughan; Treasurer, Milton Aust; Library, Jack Holt; Reporter, Lyle Comer. First Row: Carolyn Taylor, Barbara Woods, Carol Ashley, Martha Ann Slate, Lynda Roop, Barbara Stephens, Janet Dowdy, Peggy Umberger, Peggy Hubble. Second Row: Doris Via, Roberta Gregory, Pat Hudson, Sue Howard, Valerie Dalton, Patsy Stoots, Barbara Bowyer, Martha Bowyer. Officers: President, Carolyn Taylor; Vice-President, Barbara Woods; Secretary, Carol Ashley; Treasurer, Martha Ann Slate. PEP CLUB Boys ' Monogram Club First Row: Donald Coltrane, Jackie Hughes, Bob Lockett, Ralph Bur- chett, Duane Hix, Doug Burchett, Wallace Thrasher, Nicky Saunders. Second Row: Freddie Rumley, Bill Wilson, Bobby Worrell, Scotty Roop, Ed Craig, George Galloway, David Saunders. Third Row: James Byrd, Sonny Alley, Mack Torrence, Curtis Hollins, Doug Freeman, John Whitt, David Altizer. Fourth Row: James Poole, Jerry Stout, Swanson Stout, Ernest Morrison, Johnny Palmer, Morris Brown, Jimmy Nelson, Bobby Harrell, James Murphy. Fifth Row: Tracy Whittaker, Garland Shinault, Darrell Brown, Everett Rider, Kenny Brewster, Larry Morris, Gene Rupe, Charles Bushong. Officers: President, John Ash- ley, Vice-President, Ralph Bur- chett; Secretary and Treasurer, Duane Hix. Girls ' Monogram Club First Row: Jolene Grantham, Ruth Seagle, Valerie Dalton, Ellen Run- yon, Barbara Stephens, Roberta Gregory. Second Row: Carolyn Tay- lor, Martha Slate, Pat Hudson, Miss Newcomb, Barbara Bowyer, Lynda Roop. Third Row: Beuloh Grubb, Beverly Byrd, Kathryn Deeds, Pat Jeff, Harriet Amburn, Doris Via, Judy Johnston. Officers: President, Ellen Run- yon; Vice-President, Ruth Seagle; Secretary, Valerie Dal- ton; Treasurer, Barbara Steph- ens. | 102 103 VARSITY Jackie Hughes Tackle John Ashley Full Back Curtis Hollins Guard Jimmy Nelson Tackle Tracy Whitaker End Ralph Burchett. ..Quarterback FOOTBALL 4 - V David Saunders Halfback Ed Craig Tackle Scotty Roop Tackle R. F. Ratcliffe Tackle Wallace Thrasher Guard Bob Lockett Guard Winifred Pearce End George Galloway Halfback Taylor Boyd Tackle Mack Torrence Halfback ■-£r. p •, - yL? V O ' ' % vf- Everett Rider End Gene Rupe Quarterback Kenny Brewster Halfback Buford Hagee Halfback Paul Cox Ha lfback L % f p 1 p ' m «■ ’IfJ Roger Townley End Nicky Saunders Center I 0 I The Orioles moved into Group I competition this year surprising both spectators and opposing teams with their ability to play ball with the best teams in the State. Football and School Spirit seem to go hand in hand. The hard work of our Coaches and the boys who play form an important cornerstone in the building of that Spirit. We experienced many exciting moments in watching our team in action this season. COACHING STAFF James Holcomb, J.V. Football, J.V. and Eighth Grade Basketball. James Beck, J.V. Football, Eighth Grade Basketball. Ted Viars, J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball. Jack White, Varsity Football, Golf. Ed Rockwell, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. We wish to applaud our coaching staff of 1958 for the outstanding work they have done. If it wasn ' t for their coaching ability, leadership and knowledge of the game, our scholastic achievement wouldn ' t be what it is today. Their assistance in sports make it both exciting and rewarding to the student body. MANAGERS Swanson Stout, Jerry Stout, Jimmy Byrd — Football Managers. Bob Lockett, C. J. Bryant, Nor- man Prillman — Basketball Managers. Without managers a sport cannot be run on an efficient basis. Taking care of equipment and the locker room are only part of the big job which is bestowed upon their shoulders. We congratulate our managers for their outstanding work. J.V. FOOTBALL First Row: Freddy Linkous, Giles Gilley, Danny Akers, Eddie Stinson, Freddy Morefield, Sammy Harrell, C. J. Bryant, Gale Grantham. Second Row: Melville Anderson, Lonnie Lester, Lonnie Jones, Butch Kegley, Terry Patterson, E. R. Dickerson, David Parks, Eugene Self, Jerry Hall. Third Row: Ronnie Keister, Danny Nelson, Wallace Dalton, Jimmy Cline, Freddy Turner, Ted Sheppard, Billy Harrell, Freddy Ballard, John Lilly. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Martha Bowyer, Kay Taylor, Eleanor Thompson, Kathrine Kirkner, Lorna Rogers, Peggy Umburger, Joyce Stiltner. Ill II VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Kitty Elkins, Patsy Hubble, Barbara Stephens, Carol Ashley, Martha Ann Slate, Valerie Dal- ton, Carolyn Taylor. Led by Martha Ann Slate, the varsity cheerleaders were one of the highlights of the school year. Their cheers and formations added color to our games and pep rallies. Their show of sportsmanship and pep contributed much to our school. The cheerleaders wish to thank Miss King, their spon- sor and Mr. Lyons for their interest and help. Martha Ann Slate Head Cheerleader 109 ( A-A Jackie Hughes Forward Guard Whitaker Co-Captain, Forward VARISTY Everett Rider Forward John Whitt Forward Garnett Smith Hand Shinault Center Jimmy Barnett Center Mack Torrence ii n. Guard BASKETBALL Doug Burchett ° Guard Ted Sheperd Forward VARSITY BASKETBALL The courtmen of P.H.S. this year had one of the best seasons at Pulaski High. Although the competition in Group 1 is keener the team has proven that it can hold its own. Height, agility, and speed combined with teamwork rated them among the top in the District. With such performances basketball is rapidly becoming one of the major sports at Pulaski High School. We wish to recognize Coach Vairs for his fine work with the team. Pulaski 54 Covington 56 Pulaski 55 Christiansburg 45 Pulaski 58 Wm. Fleming 45 Pulaski 55 Wm. Fleming 60 Pulaski 38 George Washington .... 52 Pulaski 56 Dublin 54 Pulaski 58 Dublin 53 Pulaski 50 Jefferson 53 Pulaski 28 E. C. Glass 47 Pulaski 60 Wytheville 38 Pulaski 61 Andrew Lewis 54 Pulaski 54 Radford 47 Pulaski 56 Wytheville 33 Pulaski 49 Jefferson 61 Pulaski 56 Blacksburg 62 Pulaski 54 Blacksburg 77 Pulaski 57 Christiansburg 37 Pulaski 51 Andrew Lewis 64 Pulaski 51 Covington 37 Pulaski 40 E. C. Glass 52. J.V. BASKETBALL First Row: William Stoots, Nat Hurd, Doug Freeman, Ronnie Smith, Bobby Harrell. Second Row: Duane Mitchell, Her- bert Parks, John Lilly, Fred Turner, Terry Thornton, Jimmy Cline, Delton Grey. 112 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First 1 Row: R. J. Hall, Freddy Linkous, Frankie Hotz, Manager; Jerry Pinkard, Second Row: Charles Gravely, Ronnie Melton, Bill Walton, Eddie Himmelman. Sammy Harrell, Barry Moore, Skipper Duke, David Herd, Allen Jones. Leo Johnson. Third Row: GOLF TEAM Howard Childress, Weedie Bushong, David Breedlove, Lindsay Hickam, Freddy Rumley, Wayne Marshall. The swingsters of P.H.S. this year completed one of the best seasons of golf at Pulaski High School. They formed a strong team of equally outstanding players. This factor enabled them to win the Group VI title. Coach White is due much credit and praise for his coaching and leadership ability with the team. I 13 VARSITY TRACK Left to Right: Duane Hix, Ed Craig, Stanley Morefield, James Murphy, Nicky Saunders, Ed Maxwell, Paul Cox, Ernie Morrison, Morris Brown, John Ashley, Larry Morris, Norman Prillman. Not shown: C. E. Boyd, Taylor Boyd, Mor- ris Brown, Wallace Dalton, Joe Hall, Steve Lewis, Bob Lockett, Dave Saunders, Bob Worrell, Ted Sheperd. When the March winds begin to blow, track shoes begin to flourish. Boys begin trying to improve their previous records on the track and field. Our boys showed up well in track last year, and Coach Rockwell is hoping improve- ment is in the making for the ' 57- ' 58 year. He doesn ' t lose any boys from last year ' s squad, and he hopes to pick up some good ones from the fine Freshman Track Team. FRESHMAN TRACK First Row: Dickie Mabe, Charles Rorrer, Melville Anderson, Jimmy Duncan, Norman Prillman, Freddy Morefield, Jimmy Cummings, Butch Kegley, Delton Gray. Second Row: Jerry Bishop, Tommy Johnston, Dennis Webb, David Parks, Charles Novell, Robert Hudson, Carlos Cook, Freddy Ballard, Warren Alley, Wilbur King. Third Row: Jerry Lockett, Raymond Gravely, John Lilly, Ferd Harvey, Larry O ' dell, Jimmy Cline, Tommy Linkous, Ray Harlow. MAJORETTES Left to Right: Pat Jelf, Kathryn Deeds, Beulah Grubb, Beverly Byrd, Roberta Gregory, Barbara Tolbert, Jolene Grantham. Here they come; high-stepping, baton-twirling majorettes. Led by Roberta Gregory, our majorettes with precision twirling and high stepping, have added an extra glitter all their own to our games, parades and pep-rallies. 115 G. A. A. OFFICERS AND HEADS OF SPORTS Jackie Novembrino, Ellen Runyon, Clara Brown, Doris Via, Barbara Bowyer, Jeanette Jones, Joyce Gill, Patsy Schrader, June Fink, Bonnie Hubble, Miss King. GIRLS INTERMURAL BASKETBALL First Row: Martha Lemons, Cap- tain. Second Row: Yvonne Hor- ton, Dee Ann Rooker, Cynthia Carroll. Third Row: Phyllis Tur- ner, Kay Stuart, Janet Campbell. Fourth Row: Jean Cassell, Violet Linkous, Mary Johnston. First Row: Doris Via, Captain. Second Row: Brenda White, Mary Burton, Janice Freeman. Third Row: Judy Hughett, Patsy Elkins, Jean Slate, Charlotte Rickey, Carol Sue Lef- ler. Fourth Row: Judy Rakes, Johnsie Fowler, Wanda Webb, Jo Ann Sutphin, Susan Walker. First Row: Sandra Burchett, Captain. Second Row: Judy Yearout, Elizabeth Hagee, Jo Ann Cox. Third Row: Norma Hagee, Carolyn Fisher, Donna Kegley. Fourth Row: Nancy Jo Newman, Jetta Burchett, Helen Whitehurst, Jo Ellen Robertson. First Row: June Fink, Captain. Second Row: Caro! Clark, Pat Wallace, Myrtle Gibbs. Third Row: Margaret Painter, Carol Poore, Pat Bocock. Fourth Row: Gail Cox, Barbara Bentley, Mary Jo Marshall, Betsy Herron. First Row: Sherry Shull, Captain. Second Row: Janice Jones, Neecia Burton, Barbara Tolbert. Third Row: June Brammer, Jackie Chumbley, Janice Stim- son. Fourth Row: Jaquita Cooper, Betty Gene Cox, Katherine Manning, Mary Landis. First Row: Ann Johnston, Captain. Second Row: Valencia King, Linda Aust, Gail White. Third Row: Hedy Jarrells, Peggy Warlick, Brenda Surber Fourth Row: Diane Sutphin, Kay Catron, Janie Hancock Drema Firebaugh, Jo Ann Donley. First Row: Barbara Bowyer, Captain. Second Row: Cheryl Sutphin, Joyce Southern, Velma Leeson. Third Row: Wanda Leeson, Pat Akers, Carolyn Rodgers. Fourth Row: Patsy Schrader, Jackie Brino, Martha Bowyer. First Row: Clara Brown, Captain. Second Row: Alice Barkley, Patsy King, Margaret Young. Third Row: Nora Woolwine, Patsy Manuel, Patsy Morris. Fourth Row: Kay Hurst, Mary Dalton, Jane Noland, Carol Robinson. First Row: Jeanette Jones, Captain. Second Row: Norma Royal, Tersa Co x, Norma Hughes. Third Row: Barbara Pinkard, Patsy Thomas, Alberta Elkins Fourth Row: Frances Melton, Jo Ann White, Dollie Maxwell, Peggy Moore, Ann Kidd. Lynda Roop OUTSTANDING Sandra Ledford Ann Powers 118 Ronald Royal Curtis Hollins David Altizer SENIORS 1 19 MOST DIGNIFIED Martha Long, .Gerald Repass MOST COMICAL Marie Allyson, Weedie Bushong ORIOLE MOST ATHLETIC Ellen Runyon, Ralph Burchett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruth Seagle, Ronald Royal BEST PERSONALITY Lynda Roop, Duane Hix MOST POPULAR Martha Slate, John Ashley MOST ORIGINAL Ann Powers, Charles Quesenberry NEST MOST INTELLECTUAL Martha Long, Lindsay Hickam MOST TALENTED Ann Powers, Frank Brammer MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Marie Allyson, Doug Burchett BEST DRESSED Valerie Dalton, David Altizer MOST DEPENDABLE Sandra Ledford, David Altizer BEST ALL-ROUND BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Barbara Stephens, Duane Hix Martha Slate, Jimmy Poole BEST LOOKING Carolyn Taylor, John Ashley NEST FRIENDLIEST Barbara Woods, Jimmy Poole BEST DANCERS Xymena Bowman, Ed Craig BEST LEADERS Sandra Ledford, Ronald Royal MOST TALKATIVE Leona Turner, Doug Burchett MISS P.H.S. Miss P.H.S. — Marie Semones Maid of Hono r — Jane Sharrett Miss P.H.S. 1956-57 Eleanor Thompson President of National Honor Society Ann Powers S COURT Carol Ashley Norma Bentley Sandra Blankenship Xymena Bowman Ann Carey Bruce Kaye Catron Jackie Chumbley Ann Dalton Valerie Dalton Elizabeth Day Katherine Deeds Kitty Elkins Charlyne Fox Jolene Grantham Roberta Gregory Beulah Grubb Sue Howard Bonnie Hubble Patsy Hubble Peggy Hubble Pat Hudson Ann Jackson Judy Johnston Katherine Kirkner Carolyn Lane Martha Lemons Janet Mabry Ella Sue Painter Barbare Pinkard Lorna Rogers Lynda Roop Ruth Seagle Sherry Shull Martha Slate Paula Smith Barbara Stephens Carolyn Taylor Barbara Talbert Jo Ann Tolley Jean Trail Barbara Woods John Ashley — Rodney Runyon Award ' 58 David Saunders — Rodney Runyon Award ' 57 Curtiss Hollins — Boy ' s State David Altizer — Boy ' s State Ruth Seagle — Girl ' s State Sandra Ledford — D.A.R. Award Gerald Repass — All-State Band Bobby Harrell — All-State Band OUTSTANDING STUDENTS 126 Ronald Royal — Boy ' s State Martha Slate— Girl ' s State Lynda Roop — Girl ' s State Ann Powers — Spelling Contest Johnny Palmer — All-State Chorus Gayle White — Prose Reading for Girls Barbara Hall — Poetry Elaine Sherman — Public Speaking for Girls Martha Long — Voice of Democracy Contest 127 DAY Duane Hix Attendant Ronald Royal Attendant John Ashley MAY DAY COURT Queen Ruth Seagle Attendant Carolyn Taylor Attendant Lynda Roop King John Ashley Attendant Duane Hix Attendant Ronald Royal SENIORS Girls Xymena Bowman Valerie Dalton Roberta Gregory Peggy Hubble Pat Hudson Ann Jackson Judy Johnston Martha Slate Barbara Stephens Barbara Woods Boys David Altizer Edward Craig George Galloway Curtis Hollins Jackie Hughes Larry Morris Bob Lockett Jimmy Poole Wallace Thrasher Fred Tilley Crown Bearers Kitty Elkins Paul Cox Juniors Carol Ashley Norma Bentley Barbara Bowyer Kathryn Deeds Patsy Hubble Judy Parks Pat Rogers Kenny Brewster James Hughett Winifred Pearce R. F. Ratcliffe Everett Rider Mack Torrence Tracy Whitaker Sophomores Dianne Bolen Jolene Branthan Barbara Pinkard Lorna Rogers Eleanor Thompson Jo Ann Tolley C. E. Boyd Jerry Chaffman Nat Hurd Jimmy Kelly Ted Shephard John Gregory Jackie Chumbley Charlyne Fox Sherry Shull Barbara Tolbert Freshmen Warren Alley Carlos Cook Milton Ritter Charles Rorrer Eighth Grade Swanna Kay Catron Charles Crawford Sandra Blankenship 130 BUS DRIVERS One very important job in our school is getting the stu- dents to school and home again. In good or bad weather our capable bus drivers are alwoys on the job. Thank you for a hard job well done. Left to Right: Freddie Rumley, Charles Powell, Darrell Brown, Mack Saunders, Frank Williams, David Guynn, Fred Walters, Fred Brinkley, Ronnie Smith, Cecil Nixon. School has been our second home for many years. Just as a home requires good house- keeping so does our school building and grounds. Just think how much work it must take to keep a home in order that has more than 1,000 teen- agers living in it. That is the gigantic job of our custodians. They work hard everyday to carry out their tasks. Our sin- cere thanks to our wonderful housekeepers. They are: Leon Clark, Bernice William- son, Leta Robinson, David Hale. Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Jarells, Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Webster. Lunch period is a most im- portant period of every day at Pulaski High School. We are very fortunate in having a wonderful cafeteria staff. Along with every delicious meol there is always a warm smile for everyone. Our sincere ap- preciation goes to these effici- ent and thoughtful ladies! i ROANOKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Pulaski, Virginia For Lunch, Dinner, and Curb Service Stop At HARRY ' S SNACK BAR Next to Ball Park Managers - Harry and Ellen Stefi Telephone 2-9391 PULASKI. VIRGINIA 134 VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO. Manufacturers Distributors Pulaski, Virginia 135 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 136 Congratulations... to the CLASS OF ’58 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIER Y MILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY f)YE WORKS, INC. Q - x 137 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 138 “Your Daytime Companion With Music News Sports 5000W WPUY 1580 KC Smitty - Red - Ingles - Gob - Weedo Compliments of the Senior Five Bob Lockett Jack Hughes Stanley Morefield David Guinn Weedie Bushong Bev - Marie - Kay - Burley Jean - “Secret Pal” . 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Pulaski, Virginia 151 I Congratulations from MAYBERRY BUICK, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VA. “When Better Automobiles Are Built, BUICK Will Build Them” 152 Compliments of R ,M C. Pulaski, Virginia “CLOTHES JUST FOR YOU” Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY, INC. PULASKI AND RADFORD. VIRGINIA 153 Bageant Chevrolet Sales Company, Inc. 400 Washington Avenue, N. Telephone 2-1291 Pulaski, Virginia MORE PEOPLE BUY Chevrolets THAN ANY OTHER CAR! Compliments of AUST MOTOR COMPANY “Your Studebaker Dealer in Pulaski” Sales and Service 316 East Main Street Phone 4-1431 LANDIS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 154 If you are an alert young woman, you’ll find an “extra special” job at the telephone company. You ' ll meet lots of young people your own age . . . work in pleasant surroundings . . . receive good pay while you’re being trained . . . get regular raises. And you don’t need any experience! Best of all, you’ll be helping almost everyone in your 155 Compliments of SADLER HOSIERY MILLS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of LANDIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 156 Compliments of PULASKI ESSO SERVICENTER Pulaski, Virginia PULASKI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Sales Service Dial 2-1271 Compliments of PULASKI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 157 Compliments of SNYDERS FLOWERS 309 Washington Avenue Compliments of E M M A R T W. F. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY “ Better Be Safe Than Sorry ” Dial 2-151 1 21 1 Crowell Bldg. — West Court Square roman PULASKI, VIRGINIA SEE Compliments of JACKSON ' S ONE STOP “ The One and Only 220 South Washington Avenue PULASKI, VIRGINIA TYLER DRUG CO., Inc. Prescription Specialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-601 I — Phones — 2-4701 Compliments of EDITH’S BEAUTY SALON RAY’S CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing for the Entire Family THE FRIENDLY STORE EASY CREDIT Pulaski, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ’58 PIGGLY WIGGLY “Home of Fine Foods” 158 Compliments of HOLYFI ELD-MAN N FOOD CO. VINTON, VIRGINIA ROBINSON TRACT FURNITURE EXCHANGE The Home of Quality Furniture Dial 5-1261 Pulaski, Virginia NAT’S ESSO SERVICENTER Gas — Oil — Tires — Tubes — Washing — Greasing N. H. Hurd, Owner Dublin Road Dial 4-1503 Pulaski, Virginia You Can Still See Who Made The Ilest Pictures For The Annual dauid c. photographer cent 159 PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS P. 0. Box 759 Dial 2-1021 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS O. K. Barber Shop “It Pays to Look Well” Congratulations to the Class of ’58 FRIGID FREEZE FROZEN FOODS “Everything in Frozen Foods” ROANOKE, VIRGINIA We wish to thank the entire Annual Staff for the fine job they have done. DAVID ALTIZER AND LYNDA ROOP, Editors-In-Chief We, the business-managers of the Oriole, wish to show our appreciation to the businessmen for their generous support. RUTH SEAGLE AND GEORGE GALLOWAY 160 ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 161 J r-r - fr M i t 1 1 m m ft BT .jB j Eft WF- ■ B _BmBI % f v I | HE OUR THANKS Another year, another annual to press — and how quickly it has passed. We, the staff of 1957-’58, wish to take this opportunity to thank the many people who have helped make the ORIOLE a reality. Especially do we wish to thank our sponsors who advised and worked along with us throughout the year. Our photographer, Mr. Kent, deserves our heartfelt thanks for the work he has done, not only this year but in the years past. We also wish to thank the Southwest Times and Theda’s Studio for furnishing us with pictures to help complete the story of our school year. Last but not least we acknowledge those people without whom it would be very difficult to publish this yearbook — our advertisers! 162 -v f c.y v. j o ' Property of Pulaski County Library 60 West Third St. Pulaski, VA 24301