Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

Oriole VOLUME NUMBER XXXVIII PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL Pulaski, Virginia MARIE PHIBBS Editor RONALD PATTERSON Business Manager ♦ «, ©ur OUR GOLDEN HOURS Time is precious, I’ve been told ; And this is very true, For when we look back on the hours, They form a golden view. The fallen sand denotes the past — Our memories gone by. The world has been our plaything — Our aspirations high. Wisdom is our tool of work. Knowledge is our gain. Fun is had by everyone. Conformity is all in vain. School days are our best ones. The world is carefree and gay. The students are the actors, Our school life is the play. And now the golden sand Does sift and fall away The hours have passed to eternity The dawn awakes a new day. by Nancy Akers 2 (lolden jMour 3 ere bit fnere 4 plljat die did pil|g die diere fyere 5 In highlighting this important era of our lives, we, the Oriole Staff of 1959, consider it a distinct privilege to honor one of our devoted teachers. Our lives have been enriched because of her real love of teaching and her genuine in- terest in the youth today. Her unique ability in the field of mathematics combined with her experiences in a variety of activities that include senior events, student coun- cil work, future teachers groups, professional or- ganizations, and contributions to the annual staff in the capacity of the business sponsor make her a real inspiration and admirable leader for us to follow. In recognition of her many outstanding con- tributions to our lives and to others who preceded 6 Mrs. Bessie Totten 7 8 (lolden |2timrs earning 9 (Driole MARIE PHIBBS Editor RONALD PATTERSON Business Manager MRS. MARY ROBERTS Sponsor MISS EDNA FRYE Sponsor 10 pie Pecorders of 1959 Literary Editors: Nancy Akers, Peggy Phibbs, Everett Rider, Cecile Umberger. Typists: Carol Ashley, Nancy Herron, Martha Peterson, Hilda Rorrer. Classification Editor: Elaine Sherman. Photographer: Carol Hill. Layout Editor: Ralph Sutherland. Sports Editor: Bobby Worrell. Assistant Editor: Eleanor Thompson. Assistant Business Manager: Henry Davis. 1 ] of our doldcn Bour J cljool builds leadership for il] e future 12 iljrouglj practical experiences 13 aces in (ttorridors of learning 14 (Etjeering ®eam to Pictorg 15 kv direct ,3[cet but Ijappj) tjearis 16 mmxrnmn J Kenneth E. Fulp, Principal frtnttpal’s ® a 9 To assume that the function of the school is solely preparation for life implies that life begins after graduation. I believe that the first 18 years of a person’s life, 12 of which are spent in school, are as important, if not more important, than any other period in life. During this period of life a student should be engaged in activities that will permit him to use the skills that he learns to live a full life. A full life must include development of the intellect, development of moral and special values, development of the physical body and development of skill in getting along with other people successfully. We hope that our school gives the proper emphasis to the development of each aspect of the student’s life. This publication will give one an over-all view of the activities at Pulaski High. However, we must keep in mind that for the purpose of a yearbook, the social aspect is always emphasized. Also, this publication can be view- ed as an example of what can be accomplished by many students using the many skills which they have learned, in co-operation with others, to bring a project to completion. I should like to take this opportunity to thank the faculty and the student body for their co-operation and understanding during my first year here as Principal. Any- one who looks through this yearbook will understand why I consider it a high privilege to be a part of Pulaski High School. THEODORE .T. VIARS MRS. BARBARA CROCKETT Assistant Principal Secretary Mr. Viars, Mr. Fulp, Mrs. Crockett Mrs. Jean L. Blankenship, B.S. Mrs. Mary L ou Boyd, Social Studies, B.A. Mathematics, and Mathematics and Barbara Burks, B.A. Guidance Geography Music Mrs. Margaret D. Bushong, B.A. English Leon A. Clay, B.S. Industrial Arts Mrs. Alice D. Coleman, B.A., M.S. Home Economics Laura Dalton, B.S. Science Suzanne David, B.S. English and Social Studies Mrs. Rose Dugger, B.A. Social Studies Mrs. Billie D. Farmer, B.S. Commercial Mrs. Joe A. Fortner, B.A. English and Languages 21 June A. Fortune, B.S. Science Edna Frye, B.S. English Emma Gallimore, B.A. Mathematics Jfac Mrs. Betsy W. Groseclose, B. S. Science D. Lowell Hayes, B.A. History Dramatics, Journalism Mrs. Verdie M. Holt, B.S. Science Mrs. Barbara B. Keever, B.A. Social Studies 22 Mrs. Katherine G. Kegley, B.S. Physical Education Ezma Lea King, B.S. Physical Education Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, B.S. English, Social Studies, and Guidance Henry C. Lindsey, B.S. Science Mrs. Edna A. Loftus, B.S. Mathematics H. L. Loftus, B.A. Physical Education Mrs. Edna B. Love, B.S. Art 23 Henry A. Lowe, B.S. John Lyons, B.A. Industrial Arts Mathematics and Social Studies Mayme Katherine McCoy, B.S. Government and Guidance Margaret Sue Newcomb, B.S. Social Studies and English Mrs. Lalah H. Newman, B.S. Home Economics Helen Paisley, B.S. Commercial Ellen Palmer, B.A. English 24 Mrs. Margaret P. Perdue, B.A. Librarian Mrs. Mary Alice P Roberts, B.S. Mathematics and Commercial Mrs. Juanita C. Robertson, B.S. Languages Thomas M. Robertson, B.S. Distributive Education Edward L. Rockwell, and Diversified Lola Robinson, B.S. B.S. Occupation Mathematics Physical Education Mrs. Thelma L. Sanders, B.S., M.S. Guidance 25 Ruth A. Simpson, B.S. Commercial Mrs. June C. Sullins, B.S. Commercial jf acuity I Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, B.A.E. English and Social Studies I Mrs. Bessie S. Totten. Mrs B.S. Mathematics Frances Waldron B.A. English Dewey Wilson, B.S. Industrial Arts I Richard Wilson, A.B. Music t I 26 jlenior (dlaee Officers Mack Torrence, Treasurer; Carol Sue Wilson, Secretary; Carol Hill, President; Kathryn Deeds, Reporter; Winifred Pearce, Vice-President. As Seniors of 1959, we look in retrospect to our past school years, remembering our varied experiences which we shall always cherish as fond memories, especially over those in our Senior year. Many events have crowned this our Senior year at Pulaski High — the thrills we enjoyed through having won first prize in the Home- coming Float Parade, attending the Virginia- Maryland game at Charlottesville, decorating the Christmas tree in our lobby, our Youth Government Day, our Banquet, o ur Prom, dances and all our other days of work and play. We realize only too soon that our days were but few on “The Hill”. But not until we receive our diplomas will we become aware that our footsteps will be only echoes in the halls of P.H.S. We leave to P.H.S., and to all her students who follow us, our devotion, our loyalty, and our pride. Our constant hope will be that our School has been enriched by our having been here because we are finer people and we are better prepared for the future years through the untiring efforts of our capable faculty and from the knowledge instilled in us by them and from their high ideals set forth as shining lights along our pathways of education. May those who follow us continue to bring recognition and honor to our school and may they always uphold the tradition and ideals which make P.H.S. outstanding. We express our deepest gratitude to our most able and understanding sponsors, Miss Mayme K. McCoy, Mrs. J. C. Totten, Miss Emma Gallimore, Mrs. Harry Loftus, and Mrs. Miller Bushong. Our sincere appreciation goes to Mr. Ken- neth Fulp, Principal, Mr. Ted Viars, Assist- ant Principal, and to Mrs. John Sanders, Guidance Director. 28 Nancy Ann Akers Nancy A child’s storybook, A magnolia filled Southern garden. Mentor Bonnie Sue Anderson Bonnie Beauty and grace of manner, Delicate petals of crimson. A Everett Allen Alley Sonny Basketball socks and football shoes, Timid grin of a man. Harriet Mae Amburn Harriet Big ripples in a small pool, The excitement of a ballgame. Class € f 1959 Carol Sue Armbrister Carol Rembrandt in the making, Good books on a shelf. Carroll Deanne Ashley Carol Roses on pink chiffon, An energetic megaphone. 29 Milton Norman Aust Milton Mechanics in motion, Top hat and cane of a gentle- man. Jo Ann Baker Jo Ann Water lilies amid the stream, Precious soul of sunrise. Jimmy Harold Barnette Jimmy Vibration of a backboard, Tall oaks in twilight. Mentor Class Norma Jean Bentley Norma Softness of lamb’s wool, Continuous chatter of a chipmunk. Hassell Arnold Beverly Arnold Vagabond of humor, Mischievous fingers playing a trick. Phyllis Elaine Bishop Phyllis Soft-spoken words of encourage- ment, Soaring melodies in the wind. 30 Barbara Ann Bowyer Barbara Glowing eyes like the hearth, The click of a typewriter. £)f 1959 Fred Delp Brinkley Fred A slice of life, Search for endless fortune. Elizabeth Wolfe Boyd Elizabeth Tinkling of a silver bell, The patter of rain. Nancy Jane Brookman Nancy Twinkling twilights of merri- ment, Toast to a New Year. Albert Kennard Brewster Kenny Working tools of the future, Toe to a pigskin. Douglas Lee Brown Doug Haunting soul of rest, Cool shady meadows. 31 Ann Carey Bruce Ann Carey Mistletoe above a doorway, Gleam of white satin. Rebecca Ann Buckner Becky The harmony of Chopin, Friendly eyes that surround you. Beverly Ann Byrd Bev Tears of fragile love, Fountain of ceaseless energy. Mentor Class Barbara Pauline Cecil Barbara Spicy gale of mirth, Glee of a taffy pull. William Shelburn Clark Shelburn Armor of a musician, The click of heel taps. Lyle Thomas Comer Lyle Stone walls that hold back the tide, Speechless friendship. 32 Alta Rogers Cook Alta Blue bonnet filled with posies, Tiptoes on a stairway. 1959 Linda Sue Cook Linda The friendliness of a cocker Spaniel, The wonder of Christmas. Edwin Paul Cox, Jr. Porky Challenge of a duel, Eyes that melt the heart. Frank Garnett Creger, Jr. F rank Chip from a great pine, Wind that fills the sail. Stella May Creggar Stella A bouquet of forget-me-nots, Good Irish stew. Elmyra Craig Crockett Ellen A ready hand at any task, An understanding heart. 33 Kathryn Bryan Deeds Kathryn Sunlight on a baton, A richness of dignity. Betty Irene DeHart Irene A soft-ball game, Pastels of joy. Janet Elizabeth Dowdy Janet A shadow on the dance floor, Knee socks and football games. Mentor Class! Betty Jean Duncan Betty Quiet fragile grace, A gentle warm spring rain. Katherine Braniblitte Elkins Kitty Joy in the coming morrow, Love of life and fellow man. Granville Lawrence Fagg Granny Faithfulness of endeavor, Stroke of worth. 34 Karlie Howard Fagg Howard A specialty of the house, Newly shined shoes. June Darlene Fink June Golden rod in the summer sun, A stately, graceful pine. Kenneth Harrell Fagg Harrell Loud mufflers in the night, A reflection in a mirror. 01 1959 Dreama Louise Firebaugh Dreama Rustic apples in the Fall, A budding sunflower. Anne Thomas Fizer Anne An echo on the wind, A Chinese Ming Tree. Richard Lee Freeman Richard The surprise of a birthday party, Unfailing dependability. 35 Charles Edward French Eddie A man alone, An artist’s individuality. Minnie Lou French Minnie The peacefulness of early morning, A slow, gentle smile. Geneta Ann Gardner Geneta Apple bobbing at a Halloween party, An unyielding faith. Mentor Class Judith Ann Gill Judy Cotton candy at a circus, Willow ware china. Bonnie Kate Gosnell Bonnie Scent of sweet lustre, Uplifting spirit of delight. Beulah Jane Grubb Beulah A ball gown of red velvet, Nimble fingers with needle and thread. 36 Darryl Winston Grubb Darryl The sophistication of a brier- wood pipe, A ten gallon hat. Richard Dale Hagee Burp A game of hide-and-seek, An autumn hike. (£)f 1959 Kenneth Jerrell Hall Kenneth Quite righteousness, A comfortable park bench. Peggy Elizabeth Hall Peggy A freshness of daisies, Maiden image in a shallow pool. Barbara Lee Hall Barbara Sweet notes of a lark, A bright shining lamp. Janie Lucille Hancock Janie Castles built in the sand, Business letters on a desk. 37 Walter Wayne Harlow Wayne Great love of laughter, A genius in disguise. Dorothy Leigh Harrell Dorothy Steadfastness of a grandfather clock, Consistency of purpose. I Roy Arthur Hawkins Roy The stability of a blacksmith, A merry laugh. Senior Class John Edward Hawks John A purpose strong, A steadfast, loyal heart. Shirley Wade Hedge Shirley The reserve of a church pew, The sudden rush of a race. Nancy Ann Herron Nancy Flashing fingers at the piano, Stateliness of tall timbers. 38 Carol Virginia Hill Carol The strength of towering mountains, A symphony of words. Larry Jack Holt Jack An unread book, A beacon in the night. Nancy Jean Horton Nancy A newly polished apple, The happiness of buying a new dress. (0f 1959 Mildred Sue Howard Sue Bouncing energy of a kitten, A smile in the night. Patsy Ann Hubble Patsy The swirling grace of a ballerina, A nosegay of violets. Ronnie Carlyle Huddle Ronnie Sincerity, serenity of heart, And mind and soul. 39 James Delano Hughett Jimmy A carnation in a buttonhole, The hope of tomorrow. Lloyd Glen Hurley Lloyd A split rail fence, A winding- country road. Herbert Mason Johnston Herbert Strings of silent intent, Patience unlimited. Mentor Class Jeanette Opalene Jones Jeanette Nature’s gift of a cheery disposition, Small footprints in the snow. Robert William Jones Bobby Ring of an alarm clock, Cool, shady meadows. Lura Ruth Kegley Ruth A good hearty laugh, The fun of new skates. 40 Edward Kenneth Kennedy Kenneth The glowing warmth of a fireside, Lightning streaks across the sky. (0f 1959 James Louis King Jimmy A jester in Lincoln green, A bugle at daybreak. Patricia Jean King Pat The warmth of a firm hand- shake, Solemn corridors of a building. Julia Edna Knode Julia The tinkling of Chinese symbols, Hands that make a home. Norman Glenn Landis, Jr. Glenn A little child, A wise and aged man. David Morris Lepchitz Lipstick Old chivalry of the South, A gay prancing fawn. 41 Rodney Duane Lester Rodney Quiet swaying of palms, A joke hidden behind a smile. Steve Johnston Lewis Steve The helping hand of a gentleman, Headlights of a hot rod. Barbara Ann Lewellyn Barbara Flirting eyes of innocent being, Leading reins of a plan. Barbara Jean Lewis Barbara Currents of winding thought. Complexity of character. Mentor Class Barbara Lenora Mabe Barbara An escaping giggle, Trueness of character. Margaret Ann Mabry Margaret The fun of a winter sleigh ride, Bright colors of autumn hue. 42 Archie Wayne Marshall Archie The honor of a chess knight, The first putt of a golf game. Billy Hay Marshall Billy Shy politeness of a Leprechaun, Swift wheels on a race track. ©t 1959 Edward Monroe Maxwell Ed Comfort of a favorite straw hat, Pleasant face in a doorway. Jesse Earl McCormack Jesse Indifference to conformity, Stare of moonlit eyes. w Dollie Reed Maxwell Dollie Soft fur of a mink, Elves busy at play. Phyllis June McCormick June Shy mirth of a fawn, The sight of a falling star. 43 Lois Ann Moles Lois The tenderness of a silent heart, The sweetness of honey. Eleanor Lee Morefield Eleanor The song of a robin, The bliss of innocence. Rondey Lewis Morefield Ronnie A practical joke in the making, The gaiety of charades. Mentor Clagg George Gilford Morehead, III Gippy A quality of hidden goodness, The chime of Big Ben. Robert Eugene Moore Bobby The unexpectedness of a whirlwind, A three act comedy. Alice Marietta Morris Alice Quiet falling snow, Bells of the new year. 44 Ethel Lee Morris Ethel A petite little angel, Matureness of strength. George Ernest Morrison Ernie The roar of a car’s engine A question from the seat behind. Janies Daniel Nichols Danny The laughter of a crowd, Some exciting rendez-vous. £ f 1959 Sonya Loy O’Dell Sonya Majestic thunder on a hill, Honeysuckel on the vine. Fred Dale Owen Freddie A fire glowing in the dark, A speeding car. Hilda Turpin Owens Hilda Sweetness of a wedding, Chance of a new day. 45 Judith Ann Owens Judy A game of checkers, An excellent report card. Senior Class Ella Sue Painter Ella Sue An inner glow of enchantment, Beauty of life. Herbert Lee Palmer Herbert Perseverance of a determined soul, Laughter of happiness. Ronald Edward Patterson Ronnie A soul that succeeds, A pattern for others. Bonnie June Pearce Bonnie The sun at noonday, Charm of a lady. Winifred Oris Pearce Winky The feet of Hercules A jacket of spoi ' tsmanship. 46 Martha Elaine Peterson Martha The way that wins, Tints that glow with loveliness. Martha Jean Phelps Martha The fascination of a fairy tale, A speech for democracy. Minnie Marie Phibbs Marie Copper flecks on green leaves, The peace of a library corner. (£ f 1959 Peggy Ann Phibbs Peggy Flaming cascades of gold, Little lady standing by. Violet Ruth Powers Violet Kiss of the rain, October’s bright, blue weather. Bonnie Jean Rakes Bonnie White gloves on tiny hands, Mood music on a rainy day. A i 47 Raymond Franklin Ratcliffe, Jr. R. F. The roar of a lion, Highlights of a football frame. James Larry Repass Larry The benediction that follows the prayer, A symbol of happiness for all. Everett Earl Rider, Jr. Everett The pleasure of a job well done, The wit of a comic. Mentor Class Jerry Edward Rockwell Jerry Joy of one’s friends, The valor of Achilles. Patricia Elliott Rogers Pat A woodland sprite of pleasure, Perfumed lilacs in bloom. Hilda Marie Rorrer Hilda Sincereness of work, Restful glide of a wave. 48 Gene Cadell Rupe Gene Far lights of a distant city, Swift football through the air. Eleanor Sue Ryan Cil Daily basketball practice, The shuffle of busy feet. Marguerite Evelyn Semones Marguerite A picnic lunch, Flowers growing by a stream. £)f 1959 Elaine Maxine Sherman Elaine Diamonds on black velvet, Spanish goddess of charm. Peggy Louise Southern Peggy Golden daffodils fluttering in the breeze, Waves of glee. Carolyn Ann Spangler Carolyn The moon on pearly peaks, The silence of birch shadows. 49 Kenneth Byron Spencer Byron Breezes rushing toward the sea, Moments of silent time. Harold Clark Spraker, Jr. Goonie A kind thought, Admiration of others. Forrest Shelburne Stoots Shelburne The breath of a cold wind, A strong shoulder. Mentor Class Patsy Sue Stoots Patsy- Rubies of the twilight, Loyalty to a cause. Jody Karen Stuart Jody Lights of a village, Clouds of summer calm. Robert Eugene Sullivan Bobby Soaring jets in the sky, Priceless gift of honor. 50 LaMont Knapp Sutherland Roby The brightness of a glowing fire. Surprise package at a party. Ralph Clinton Sutherland, Jr. Ralph Paint brushes and a canvas, Originality of a fine poet. Eldridge Randolph Thornton Eldridge Silent words with a meaning, Footsteps heard in a haste. Of 1959 Eleanor Rose Thornton Eleanor Deep tints of blue dawn, Obedient grace. Paula Smith Tilley Paula Cherries ripe and berries red, Memory of a fragrant face. A Wilson Mack Torrence Skipper The freshness of new leaves, The bounce of a basketball. 51 Roger Douglas Townley Roger The calm after a storm, Strong and ready hands. Charles Elton Turner Charles Daybreak on a lake, Devoted heart of good will. Peggy Ann Turner Peggy Countenance of jewels, Frost crystals on a pane. Senior Class Lilly Cecile Umberger Cecile Quiet song from Heaven, Starched white curtains in a small window. Doris Faye Via Doris Basketballs on a gym floor, Laughs at a circus. Tracy Alton Whitaker, Jr. Tracy Physique of a Greek god, Honor among warriors. 52 James Garland White Jimmy A rhapsody of notes, Clay image on a pedestal, Robert Lee White Robert Ivy on a brick wall, Stems of easy strength. John Cleveland Whitt Jake The strength and honesty of Lincoln, A pine at the top of a hill. 1959 Carol Sue Wilson Carol Sue Warmth of a summer breeze, A friend to all. Robert Donald Worrell Bobby Admiration of self and soul, Adventurous eyes that know. Charles Edward Williams Charles Sparks flying from a blaze, Rock ’n roll on the dance floor. Mary Carolyn Woodard Midge Steadiness of a skillful hand, Little lady in a silk dress. 53 ®lje junior (Hlaes Billy Anderson, Treasurer; Carolyn Hudson, Secretary; Susan Walker, Vice President; John Gregory, President. The Junior year is one of the most excit- ing- years in high school life. Juniors receive their class rings which is a symbol of high school days. This past year the Junior Class had a float in the homecoming parade, presented an as- sembly to the school, and entertained the Senior Class with a Prom. We want to deeply thank our sponsors: Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, Miss Ruth Simpson, Miss Ellen Palmer, Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. Billie Jean Farmer, Mrs. June Sullins, Miss Edna Frye, and Miss Helen Paisley for their co-operation and constant help in this our Junior year. 5-4 Eleanor Aker Barbara Akers Janet Akers Hazel Albert Kaye Albert Billy Anderson Jerry Anderson Shirley Anderson Billy Blackburn Dawn Blankenship Diane Bolen Louise Bowman Jolene Boyd C. E. Boyd Daniel Breedlove La Verne Brinkley Bobby Brown Jack Brown Wayne Bryson Jetta Burchett Kenneth Burton Sharon Burton Zenith Burton Sandra Butts 55 Clarence Byrd Jimmy Byrd Louise Cain Jerry Chaffman Howard Childress Ann Chrisley Bob Clark Roger Clark Harold Cole Doug Collins Marvin Conner Jaequita Cooper Frances Covey Benny Cox Beulah Cox Philip Cruff Jewel Cutlip Betty Dalton Walter Dalton Doris Daughtery John Daughtery Henry Davis Hazel Dawson E. R. Dickerson 56 Maria Douthat Mary Ellen Duncan Pat Dutton David East Revis Edwards Roger Edwards Ann Eversole Wayne Farmer E. C. Fink Joe Finkstein Wanda Frazier Doug Freeman Frankie French Charlene Frost Jack Gibbs Myrtle Gibbs Jimmy Grantham Jolene Grantham Betty Gravely Jerry Gregory John Gregory Cynthia Gross Gail Grubb Howard Haga 57 Elizabeth Hagee Elaine Hale Rosa Lee Hale Alice Hall Carol Hall David Hall Ralph Hall Sara Hall Betty Hancock Linda Hare Billy Harrell Bobby D. Harrell Elaine Harlow Richard Heldreth Randy Herndon Carole Hill Earl Hill Barbara Hilton Ann Himmelman Jerry Hodge Patsy Hopkins Bonnie Hubble Carolyn Hudson J. R. Hughes 58 Pat Hull Nat Hurd Buddy Jackson Pat Jelf Diane Jennings Carolyn Johnson Glenn Johnston Carolyn Jones Lonnie Jones Tommy Jones Duane Kanode Ronnie Keister Donna Kegley Ann Kidd Jean Kinder David King Katherine Kirkner Juanita Knode Evelyn Lane Larry Lemons Lonnie Lester Patty Lewey Janet Mabry Billy Martin 59 Mary Martin Rebecca Martin Jerdy McRoberts Frances Melton Dickie Meredith Dolores Mink Duane Mitchell Betty Sue Moffitt Peggy Moore Nancy Morefield Dale Morris Johnny Nash Danny Nelson David Oliver Rhelda Owens Johnny Palmer Eddie Parks Herbert Parks Janice Parks Bill Patton Elizabeth Pauley Barbara Pinkard Billy Quesenberry Charles Quesenberry 60 Peppy Quesenberry Walter Quesenberry Rebecca Repass Richard Repass Betty Reynolds Barbara Rickey Jo Ellen Roberson Carolyn Ropers Lorna Rogers Betty Roop Edith Rorrer Shirley Ross Norma Royal Harold Rupe Sandra Rupe Donnie Russell Mack Saunders Nicky Saunders Patsy Schrader Marie Semones Becky Shelton Ted Shepherd Garland Shinault Roper Shockley 61 Richard Slate Larry Smith Franklin Spencer Karen Spencer Joyce Stiltner Eddie Stinson William Stoots Rodney Stump Alton Sutphin Bonnie Sutphin Darlene Sutphin Jo Ann Sutphin Jack Tabor Jimmy Thomas Merle Thomas Patsy Thomas Bobby Thompson Eleanor Thompson Eugene Thornton Terry Thornton Velma Thornton Vernon Thornton James Tibbs Jo Anne Tolley 62 Darlene Trail Barbara A. Turner Barbara Turner Fred Turner Phyllis Turner Nancy Turpin John Ward Maxine Ward Wanda Webb Linda Welch Gale White Jo Ann White Larry Williams Fred Willis Mack Wilson Ann Windle Kathleen Wingo Charlena Wright David Worrell Susan Walker Judy Yearout Barbara Ziegler 63 j opljomore (lllase Charles Novell, President; Janice Jones, Secretary; Warren Alley, Vice-President; Tommy Johnson, Treasurer. This year has seen the Sophomore Class more accustomed to the routine of high school life and become more a part of the school. We have taken part in assemblies by sponsoring a Sophomore Class assembly and we have also had a Sophomore dance. Earl Akers Robert Alley Warren Alley Jean Altizer Melville Anderson Ellen Aust Freddie Ballard Mary Barbettini Margaret Barbettini Alice Barkley Barbara Beverly Donald Beverly 64 Ann Bevil Billy Bishop Jerry Bishop Ray Bittner Peggy Blankenship Jane Boan Frank Bond Martha Bowyer June Brammer Bobby Bratton Clara Brown C. J. Bryant Shirley Bullins Mary Burton Neecia Burton Sandra Caldwell Pearl Carr Bruce Cassell Connie Cassell Wayne Cecil Jane Chaffin Jackie Chumbley Jimmy Cline Alfreda Chrisley Tommy Collins Myra Conner Carlos Cook Barry Cox Betty Cox Elizabeth Cox Gail Cox Jimmy Cox Bobby Crockett Leona Crockett Jimmy Crouch James Cummings Ann Dalton Margaret Dalton Mary Ann Dalton Daniel DeHart Betty Dickerson Jackie Dickerson Andrew Dobbins Sandra Douthat Donald Duncan Jimmy East Dorothy Edwards Patsy Elkins 65 Barbara Eversole Buddy Fagg Wade Fanning Lyda Farmer Tommy Farmer Virgil Fiore Becky Fisher Carolyn Fisher Charlene Fox Rudell Frazier Nancy French Kaye Frye Jimmy Gettys Joyce Gill Brenda Gilman Janet Golden Jeraldine Grantham Lyndell Gravley Raymond Gravely Delton Gray Barbara Hagee Agnes Hall Charles Hall Jerry Hall Linda Hall Robert Hall Tommy Hall Fay Hancock Harold Hancock Carole Harpe Ferd Harvey Linda Helton Margie Hill Joe Hoback Katherine Horton Robert Hudson Douglas Hughes James Hughes Henry Hunley Tolley Hurst Carol Hylton Sandra Jackson Hedy Jarrells Dallas Jennings Ann Johnson Tommy Johnson Ann Johnston Janice Jones 66 Mary Jones Ralph Jones Charolette Keene Butch Kegley Bobby Kennedy Linda Kennedy Billy King Donald King Patsy King Ronnie King Valencia King Wilbur King Doug Knode Nellie Knotter Mary Landis Wanda Leeson Judy Lefler Jackie Lester Jo Ann Lewis John Lilly Landon Linkous Jerry Lockett Lilly Long Carolyn Lower Charlotte Lyons Dickie Mabe Linda Mabry Katherine Manning Cloyd Manuel Patsy Manuel Peggy Manuel Eddie McCraw Tommy McCraw Francis McDaniel David McNew Charles Montgomery Douglas Mooney Roger Morefield Jane Morehead Patsy Morris Wayne Morris Jane Noland Charles Novell Bonnie O’Dell Larry O’Dell Ranny O’Dell Clark Owen Marta Owens 67 Betty Jo Parks David Parks Jimmy Patterson Leslie Payne Becky Pearce 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 Dreama Ratcliffe Johnny Ratcliffe Larry Ratcliffe Linda Ratcliffe Raymond Ratcliffe Mary Reaves Vivie Reese Wanda Reese William Repass Bobbi Rice Joyce Riggins Hensel Ritter Milton Ritter Carole Robinson Charles Rorrer Dennis Rorrer Julia Rorrer Ellen Rutherford Eugene Self Patricia Semones Clifford Shelor Ray Sheppard Butch Shomaker Sherry Shull Sammy Simmons Aloma Smith Arland Smith Jean Smith Joy Lee Smith 68 Linda Smith Janice Stinson Arnold Stoots Swanson Stout Eugene Stuart Bonnie Sullivan Brenda Surber Diane Surratt Arthur Sutherland Diane Sutphin Everett Sutphin Bobby Safewright Charles Safewright Kay Taylor Tommy Thomas Harvey Thornton Barbara Tolbert James Townley Dorothy Trail Jean Trail Wanda Turpin Peggy Umberger Frank Waddell Marvin Waddell John Walker Patty Wall John Wallace Bobby Warf Peggy Warlick Johnny Webster Phyllis Whitaker Brenda White Jean White Jewel White Jo Ann White Sharon Wirt Edna Wolfe Nora Mae Woolwine Bob Worrell Micky Worrell Margaret Youner 69 resljmatt Class Officers: Burley Jean Semones, President; Linda Aust, Vice President; Danny Akers, Secretary; Pam Smith, Treasurer. We have been proud to be members of the Freshman Class this year and have tried hard to do our part in the curricular and extra curricular activities. We had a very good float in the Homecoming Parade and we’ll always remember the good times we had while we were working on it. Our capable officers this year were: President, Burley Jean Semones; Vice Presi- dent, Linda Aust: Secretary, Danny Akers, and Treasurer, Pam Smith. Our sincerest thanks and deepest appreciation go to our sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Blair, Mrs. Mary Lou Boyd, Mrs. Katherine Fortner, Miss June Fortune, Mrs. Verdie Holt, Mrs. Edna Love, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Juanita Robertson, Mr. Thomas Robertson, and Mrs. Frances Waldron. Kenneth Adams Danny Akers Patricia Akers Linda Akers Peyton Alley Geneva Allen Alene Anderson Rudy Andrews Charles Aust Linda Aust Charles Babbs G. G. Bageant Philip Baker Darrell Barker Linda Bassett Barbara Bentley Clara Bentley Dallas Berry Bobby Birch Terry Blair Sandra Blakenship 70 I Patricia Bocock Freda Bowman Harry Boyd Larry Boyd Mason Boyd Jerry Branscome William Breedlove Judy Brinkley Diane Brockmeyer Ethel Brookman Betty Bryson Joe Bryson Linda Burchett Mary Burke Diane Burton Janice Burton Bobby Byrd Jack Byrd Joyce Byrd Sherman Cain Minnie Cameron Freda Cantor Etta Carleton Linda Carrico Cynthia Carroll Jean Cassell Kaye Catron Reba Chandler Harold Childress Verlin Chrisley Carol Ann Clark Mike Clark Shirley Clark Emily Cole Mary Collins Richard Combs Emogene Compton Jeaneta Cook Gary Cooper James Covey Buddy Cox Carol Ann Cox Harold Cox Jo Anne Cox Mary Lou Cox Teresa Cox William Cox Herbert Craig Charles Crawford Donald Crowder Jess Crumbley Kelly Dalton Billy Davis Bobby Davis Clevell Davis Jay Dawson 71 Lansford Dawson Kelly Dean Tommy DeHart Margie Dickerson Juanita Dittle Junior Donald Dean Skipper Duke Ray Eads Violet East Dennie Edwards Evelyn Edwards Alberta Elkins Mary Ellis Norma Evans Donna Farley Patricia Farley Kay Farmer Johnsie Fowler Janice Freeman Arby Frost James Gallimore Giles Gilley Walker Goad Bill Gosnell Martha Graham Gale Grantham Ann Gravely Charles Gravely Willis Gravely Wayne Gray Earlene Gregory Edward Gregory Jerlean Gregory Carolyn Gross Barbara Guynn Betty Haga Leon Haga Norma Hagee Nancy Hall Robert Hall Ronnie Hall Loretta Hancock Carl Harless Roy Harlow Diane Harrell Sammy Harrell Rita Hawks Neil Hawkins Betsy Herron Larry Hiatt Freddie Hill Martha Hill Eddie Himmelman Patsy Hodge Pat Hollins Faye Horton 72 Wanda Hudson Norma Hughes Alfred Hughett Judy Hughett David Hurd Grant Hurd Kaye Hurst James Hylton Wanda Jackson Hallie Jennings Eileen Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mayola Johnson Leo Johnson Margaret Johnston Mary Stuart Johnston Mary T. Johnston Allen Jones Linda Jones Roy Jones Darlene Kanode Barbara Kennedy James Kidd Janet Kirkner Carolyn Lane Charlotte Lane George Lawson Kent Lawson Velma Leeson Carol Sue Lefler Martha Lemons Betty Linkous Violet Linkous Julia Lookabill Vicky Mabry Betty Manuel Larry Marshall Mary Jo Marshall Druscilla Martin Glenn Martin Howard Martin Roger Matherly George Maxwell Tom McCarthy Frances McDaniel Carlos McFall Norman McMillian Tommy McPeak Ronnie Melton Martha Sue Mickey Patsy Midkiff Karen Millirons Jimmy Mink Barbara Mitchell Peggy Mitchell Amon Moore 73 Barry Moore David Morehead James Morris Kenneth Morrison Donnie Murphy Roy Myers Lawrence Nelson Nancy Jo Newman Ann Nixon Reggie O’Dell Ann Owen Brenda Pagan Margaret Painter Patricia Patton Richard Patterson Terry Patterson Steve Pearce Frankie Phillips Frances Pickerel Jerry Pinkard Larry Potts Terry Powell Kenny Powers Shirley Powers Darryl Quesenberry Emmett Quesenberry Frankie Quesenberry Verlon Quesenberry Roger Ramsey Linda Ratcliffe Wayne Ratcliffe Gordon Reames Ralph Reaves William Reed Barbara Reeves Harry Rhett Carolyn Richardson Imogene Richardson Charlotte Rickey Robert Riddle Linda Riggins Nancy Rigney Dee Ann Rooker Danny Roope Jerry Ross Betty Rupe Judy Rupe Rodney Rupe Sylvia Saunders Jackie Self Jean Semones Hazel Sisk Jean Slate Charles Smith Dee Ann Smith Pam Smith 74 I Peggy Smith Doris Southern Joyce Southern Jesse Spangler Lois Spencer Jeraldine Sprinkle Bernice Stowers Mable Stowers Kaye Stuart Richard Stuart Judy Surface Lucinda Surratt Cheryl Sutphin Jerry Sutphin Roger Sutherland Terry Tabor Alan Thornton Richard Thornton Wanda Tracy Dorothy Tuell Jackie Turner Leonard Turner Letty Turpin Janice Umberger Ronald Vaughn Jo Ann Vordo Richard Waddell Michael Walker Pat Wallace Bill Walton Richard Ward Kenneth Warden Ray Ware Eddie Warf Mary Watson Tommy Wheeling Pete Whitaker Donald White Helen Whitehurst Margaret Whitley Leonard Williams Martin Williams Martha Williams Mary Williams Richard Williams Roger Williams Gordon Wilson Nancy Jo Wilson James Windle Doris Wood Gary Wright Wanda Wright 75 ©Ije (Irade Officers: Katheryn Clark, Secretary; Emily Welch, President; Yvonne Thompson, Treasurer; Jimmy Warden, Vice President. An excited group of eighth graders entered Pulaski High School, September 2. Since we were enrolled a day earlier than the upper classmen, we became familiar with the school routine before the big rush began. After listening to spirited campaign speeches the group elected the following officers: President, Emily Welch; Vice President, Jimmy Warden; Secretary, Kathryn Clark; Treasurer, Yvonne Thompson. The sponsors who helped direct our scholastic and extra curricular activities were: Mrs. Ruth Bird, Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, Mr. John Lyons, Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, Mrs. Barbara Keever, Mrs. Alan Groseclose, Mrs. Jean Blankenship, and Miss Lola Robinson. Henry Albert Steven Albert Jimmy Alley Sandra Alley Lynwood Armbrister Eddie Arnold Myron Aust Franklin Ayers Jerry Ayers Tyler Ayers Larry Baker Nancy Baker Mary Bartlett David Beamer 76 I Thomas Bentley Delores Berry Christine Bevil Betty Bishop Jack Black Ronald Booth Billy Brauch B. K. Brookman Patricia Bryson Tommy Burke Sheryl Burton Beth Byrd Donald Byrd Frances Cain Patty Chitwood Norma Chrisley Mary Lou Chumbley Joyce Clark Kathryn Clark Margaret Clark Elizabeth Cole Garland Collins James Collins Roger Compton Juanita Cook Patsy Cook Kay Covey Charles Cox Dorothy Cox Jerry Cox Wanda Cox Vicki Cregger H. K. Cutlip Priscilla Dalton Roger Dawson Bobby Dean Douglas DeHart Jo Ann Dickerson Charlotte Dodson Jackie Donithan Jerry Duncan Thomas Duncan Brenda Dye Doris Eads Garland Earhart Dallas East Donnie Edwards Marvin Edwards Janice Fagg Judy Farmer Dick Fizer Margaret Sue Flippin Larry Folden Gary Fox Irma Gardner Kathryn Gemmell 77 Betty Glenn Milton Goad Lorene Graham Betty Grantham David Gravely Betsy Gregory Nora Grimes Brenda Grubb Diana Grubb Jerry Guynn Barbara Haga Ann Hall Frankie Hall Hazel Hall Jackie Hall Arthur Hamblin Polly Hamblin Larry Hancock Marie Handy Sidney Hardy Bobby Hayden Jimmy Hickam Bennie Hill Christine Hollingsworth Sherrill Holston Robert Horton Phil Huff Donald Hughes Patty Hughes Dale Jackson Bobby Jones Joyce Jones Judy Jones Annie Mae Kanode Judy Kanode Winston Kegley Hazel Kemp Shirley Kincer Betty King John King Robert Ledford lone Leeson Dicky Leftwich Patricia Lewis Mike Linkous Mary Lively Brenda Long Frankie Long Julius Long Opal Long Dan Love Billy Lovell Raymond Lyons Don McCi ' aw Dan McGill Barbara McMillan 78 Sammy Martin Eleanor Meade Linda Mitkiff Freda Mooney Albert Moore Joyce Morris Connie Murphy Freddie Myers Jewel Nelson Douglas Nester John Nickols Wanda Nixon Barbara Ogle Frankie Owens Jimmy Palmer Brenda Parks Sammy Patterson Posey Payne Delane Pentecost Bill Phibbs Doris Phibbs Betty Powers Billy Powers Jerry Queen David Quesenberry Larry Rakes David Ratcliffe Dickie Ratcliffe Eva Ratcliffe Gayle Reames Judy Reese Phyllis Reese Steve Reeves Linda Richardson Emma Jean Roe Jean Roper Pauline Rupe Mary Sue Schrader Nancy Semones Ronnie Semones Betty Shinault Billy Sifford Alma Jean Sirt James Slusher Betty Smith Mary Lee Smith John Spangler Eugene Spraker Jimmy Stewart Barbara Stinson Brenda Stone Faye Stoots Christine Stowers David Sutherland Arrietta Sutphin Hubert Sutphin 79 Linda Sutphin Bobby Taylor Donald Taylor Roger Taylor Shelton Taylor Mary Jo Thomas Kaye Thompson Yvonne Thompson Cecil Thorton Louella Thornton Donna Townley Clarence Trail Opal Trail Bobby Turner Mary Turner Louise Turpin Jimmy Umberger Mary Umberger Jennifer Vann Alyne Vaughan Amelia Vaughan Lewis Vaughan Sonny Vaughan Ruby Wall Nadine Ward Jimmy Warden Mitchell Warden Nancy Warden Emily Welch Ronnie Welch Sandra Whitaker Carolyn White Wesley White Lewis Williams Judith Windle Brenda Worrell James Worrell Magdolene Wright Walter Yearout George Young J 80 Ella Sue Painter Reporter Barbara Lewellyn President Nat Hurd Vice President Student 0Io-©prrattiJ6 (Association Joyce Gill Secretary Richard Patterson Treasurer Miss Emma Gallimore Sponsor 82 First Row, Backs: Nat Hurd, Ella Sue Painter, Barbara Lewellyn, Joyce Gill, Richard Patterson. Second Row: Miss Gallimore; Sponsor, Kenny Brewster, Nancy Herron, Kathryn Deeds, Everett Rider, Carol Sue Wilson. Third Row: John Gregory, Bobby Thompson, Susan Walker, Sara Hall, Jolene Boyd, Nicky Saunders, Jo Ann Tolley. Fourth Row: Ronnie King, Charles Novell, Ann Dalton, Margaret Young, Janice Jones, Ruth Phibbs, Jackie Chumbley, Jean Trail, Warren Alley. Fifth Row: Kenny Powers, Jesse Crumbly, Martha Lemons, Burley Jean Semones, Mike Walker, Mike Clark, Kay Farmer, Norma Hughes, Jimmy Hickam, lone Leeson, Emily Welch, Sharron Mauzy, Shirley Kincer, George Young, Dick Fizer, Henry Albert. Council Each year the president of each home room and the five elected officers of the student body serve as the student council of the Student Cooperative Association of Pulaski High School, The council meets twice monthly; the SCA officers and sponsor meet daily. Objectives and activities that promote the welfare of the entire school, as well as the individual, are studied, tried, and evaluated throughout the school year. Through the realizing of responsibilities and the participation of most of the students, successful and worthwhile annual projects include: The Student Guidebook, “get acquaint- ed” activities, sock hops, school news, Homecoming, assemblies, bulletin boards, devotions, Christmas cans, March of Dimes, Winter Formal, Talent Show, and proper representation at SCA meetings on a district and state level. 83 First Ro,v:Miss Palmer, sponsor; Becky Buckner, Carol Hill, Bonnie Pearce, Nancy Akers, Cecile Umber- ger. Second Row: Nancy Herron, Barbara Lewellyn. Third Row: Marie Phibbs, Minnie French, Carol Sue Wilson. Fourth Row: Phyllis Bishop, Ella Sue Painter, Judy Owens. Fifth Row: Ronald Patterson, Jimmy White. •National Honor j otietjj The Count Pulaski Chapter of the National Honor Society is an honor organization. Its membership is composed of the ten per cent of the incoming senior class which has achieve- ed the highest scholastic average. In addition to scholastic achievement, members must, in the opinion of the faculty, possess the qualities of leadership, character, and honesty- The Society strives to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of char- acter. The activities of the Society are the annual “Miss Pulaski High School” Contest, an. in- stallation ceremony for the new members in an assembly, and a banquet honoring the new members, at the end of the year. As our 1959 service project, the Society presented una- bridged dictionaries with stands to be used in the English and commercial classes. The officers are: President, Rebecca Buckner; Vice President, Carol Hill; Secretary, Bonnie Pearce; Treasurer, Nancy Akers; Chaplain, Cecile Umberger. 84 I First Row: Charles Novell, Carol Robinson, Neecia Burton, Jane Noland. Second Row: Charlotte Keene, Patty Wall, Clara Brown, Peggy Manuel, Brenda Surber, Joy Lee Smith, Nancy French, Janice Stimson, Linda Smith. Third Row: Mary Ann Dalton, Margaret Young, Martha Owens, Ruth Phibbs, Norman Prillman, Sandra Dovthat, Janice Jones. Fourth Row: Becky Fisher, Warren Alley, Roger Morefield, Clifford Shelor, Linda Helton, Miss Barnett. Rational junior pernor j ocietg The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, to promote worthy leadership, to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, and to encour- age the development of character. The membership of this club is composed of the upper ten per cent of the Sophomore Class. Officers are: Jane Noland, President; Neecia Burton, Vice President; Carole Robinson, Secretary; Charles Novell, Treasurer. 85 First Row, Kneeling: Bob Worrell, Margaret Mabry, Nancy Akers, Carroll Ashley. Second Row: Marie Phibbs, Cecile Umberger, Geneta Gardner, Minnie French, Ellen Crockett, Shirley Hedge, Mary Carolyn Woodard, Nancy Herron, Pat Rogers, Bonnie Anderson, Judy Owens, Barbara Hall, Becky Buckner, Phyllis Bishop, Ella Sue Painter, Carol Sue Wilson, Elaine Sherman, Barbara Lewellen, Peggy Phibbs. Third Row: Karen Spencer, Rebecca Repass, Kaye Albert, Charlene Frost, Jo Ann Sutphin, Katherine Kirkner, Ralph Sutherland, Jack Holt, Everett Rider, Ronald Patterson, Kenny Brewster, Kathryn Deeds, Beverly Byrd, Beulah Grubb, Carol Hill, Marguerite Semones, Martha Phelps, Miss Paisley. The Pulaski High School Beta Club is an honor organiza- tion of Juniors and Seniors. The members are required to have a “B” average, administration approval, good character, and commendable attitude. The purpose of the club is to recognize and encourage high scholarship achievement, leadership and service ability. Yearly activities of the club include: Public Assembly for Induction of new members, Kiddy Dance, and State Con- vention projects. Officers are: Carroll Ashley, President; Nancy Akers, Vice President; Margaret Mabry, Secretary; Bob Worrell, Treasurer. 86 Fourth Row: Jacquita Cooper, Ann Eversole, Frankie French, Betty Roop, Carolyn Hudson, Patsy Thomas, Norma Royal, Mary Ellen Duncan, Diane Bolen, Jewel Cutlip, Ann Himmelman, Jolene Boyd, Patsy Hop- kins, Betty Dalton, Carol Hill, Kathleen Wingo, Jo Ellen Roberson, Phyllis Turner, Eleanor Thompson, Mary Martin, Rhelda Owens. Fifth Row: Becky Shelton, Alice Hall, Rebecca Martin, Barbara Pinkard, Bob Thompson, Wayne Farmer, Billy Anderson, Larry Williams, Ted Shepherd, Henry Davis, John Gregory, Rodney Stump, John Ward, Eddie Parks, Wanda Webb, Susan Walker, Charlena Wright, Doris Daugherty, Barbara Hilton. Club Seated: Irene DeHart, Sue Quesenberry, Jetta Burchett, Betty Reynolds. First Row: Co-Sponsor; Mrs. La- lah Newman, Majorie Dickerson, Patsy Midkiff, Nancy Jo Wilson, Velma Leeson, Darlene Kanode, Leona Crockett, Barbara Kennedy, Patricia Farley, Janice Burton, Sylvia Saunders, Jackie Turner, Lucinda Sur- ratt, Ruby Andrews, Cheryl Sutphin, Jackie Self, Linda Rakes, Shirley Powers, co-sponsor, Mrs. Alice Cole- man. Second Row: Doris Wood, Martha Williams, Norma Hughes, Teresa Cox, Ellen Aust, Jewel White, Charlotte Rickey, Frankie French, Barbara Reeves, Judy Hughett, Ruby Flinchum, Janice Umberger, Hal- lie Jennings, Betty Gravely, Barbara Ziegler, Barbara Rickey, Linda Ratcliffe. Third Row: Janice Freeman. Carolyn Gross, Betty Haga, Brenda Pagan, Geneva Allen, Alene Anderson, Linda Ratcliffe, Janie Hughes, Frances Covey, Violet East, Peggy Quesenberry, Minnie Cameron, Carolyn Fisher, Mary Kay Burke, Mary Ellis, Earleen Gregory, Velma Thornton, Patsy Patton, Jean Slate, Jean Smith. I I Homemakers of (America The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. Through school and community projects the F. H. A. helps to stimulate a better appre- ciation for the importance of the home and to further ideals of democracy and a finer home- life. 88 I I Etbrarg (Elttb I Firs Row: Wanda Webb, Treasurer; Shirley Anderson, Secretary; Marie Semones, Rhelda Owens, Ann Ev- ersole. Second Row: Carol Harpe, Marie Douthat, Jo Ellen Robinson, Janet Kirkner, Doris Via, James Windle, Gail Grubb, Rodney Stump. Third Row: Dennis Webb, Dianne Jennings, Jean Trail, Cloyd Manuel, Jo Anne Sutphin, June Fink, Jean Kinder, Druscilla Martin, Martha Graham, Duane Kanode, Wade Fan- ning, Charles Pope, Mrs. Nester Perdue; Sponsor. future Heathers of (America First Row: Patricia Dutton, Linda Cook, Reporter; Betty Townley, Treasurer; Frankie French, Vice-Presi- dent; Betty Duncan, Secretary; Cil Ryan, Jo Anne Sutphin. Second Row: Shirley Ross, Jackie Self, Carolyn Jones, Marie Douthat, Alice Barkley, Sharon Wirt, Lyn Lower, Wanda Webb, Charlena Wright. Third Row: Elaine Harlow, Peggy Turner, Peggy Southern, Doris Via, Barbara Turner, Anita Schrader, Janet Akers, Barbara Akers, Patsy Schrader. Fourth Row: Rodney Stump, Gary Cooper, Bill Anderson, Henry Davis, Helen Carr, Peggy Quesenberry, Barbara Cecil, Pat Hull, Jacquita Cooper, Frances Covey, Mrs. Ver- die Holt; Sponsor. Bistributitoe Education (Elub First Row: Mr. T. Robertson, sponsor; Bobby Moore, James Hughett, President; Donnie Russell, Treasurer; Janet Mabry, Vice President; Nancy Brookman, Secretary. Second Row: Irene DeHart, Ethel Morris, Laveme Brinkley, Jody Stuart, Ann Chrisley, Nancy Morefield, Shirley Hedge, Dolores Mink, Lois Moles. Third Row: Charles Turner, Fred Turner, Howard Fagg, Richard Freeman, Howard Childress, Steve Lewis, Gilford Morehead. Fourth Row: Ronnie Morefield, Darryl Grubb, Herbert Johnson, Eldridge Thornton, J. R. Hughes, Randy Herndon, David East, Roger Edwards, Harold Rupe. fitters if ted (©ccupattottB (Elttb First Row: Edward Maxwell, Elizabeth Boyd, Daniel Breedlove, Mack Saunders, Larry Smith, Mr. T. M. Robertson, sponsor. Second Row: Kenneth Fagg, Buddy Jackson, C. E. Boyd, Ernie Morrison, Winky Pearce, Wayne Marshall. 90 (Efyemtstrij (Elub First Row: Violet Powers, Secretary and Treasurer; Billy Anderson, President; Henry Davis, Vice-Presi- dent; Susan Walker, Reporter. Second Row: Betty Roop, Diane Bolen, Mary Ellen Duncan, Barbara Pink- ard, Elaine Harlow, Jo Ann Sutphin, Pat Jelf, Barbara Hilton, Betty Dalton, Ella Sue Painter. Third Row: Wayne Farmer, Freddy Wilson. Nat Hurd, Larry Williams, Cynthia Gross, Pat Dutton, Wanda Webb, Joe Finkstein, Jimmy Grantham, Eddie Stinson, Betty Hancock, Herbert Parks. Fourth Row: Ronnie Keister, Charles Novell, Bill Patton, Billy Blackburn, Charles Quesenberry, Glenn Johnson, Lyle Comer, Jack Ta- bor, Rodney Stump, Sponsor Miss Dalton Science (Elub First Row: Jimmy Cox, Secretary-Treasurer; Kay Stuart, Vice-President; Shelburne Stoots, President. Sec- ond Row: Nancy Jo Wilson. Dee Ann Rooker, Janice Freeman, Barbara Guynn, Jo Ann Cox, Judy Brinkley, Eileen Johnson, Carolyn Richardson, Nancy French, Nancy Newman. Third Rcw: Clifford Shelor, Terry Blair, Barry Cox. Freddie Morefield, Norman Prillaman, Frank Hotz, Ray Bittner, Kenny Powers, C. J. Bryant, Tommy McCraw, Jimmy Duncan. Fourth Row: Henry Lindsay, sponsor; Larry Ratcliffe, John Wal- ker, Clark Owen, Larry Lemons, Freddie Roseberry, Eddie Himmelman, Jimmy Ge ' ttys, John Wallace, C. T. Montgomery, John Lilly. First Row: Pat Jelf, Ann Dalton, Beulah Grubb, Kathryn Deeds, Beverly Byrd, Bar- bara Tolbert, Jolene Grantham. Second Row: Eddie Stinson, Byron Spencer, Wayne Ratcliff, Ted Shepherd, C. J. Bryant, Charles Crawford, Kenny Powers. Third Row: Mike Clark, Mason Boyd, Connie Cassell, Jimmy Grantham, June Brammer, Eddie French, Warren Alley, C. T. Montgonery, Bobby Thompson, Clara Brown, Tolley Hurst, Margaret Young. Fourth Row: Hazel Sisk, Cecil Davis, Sandra Rupe. Margaret John- stoD, Ann Owen. Pulaski igl] I Band instruments have flashed many times, this golden year, blended with tunes which are our school songs. A band, marching in step to the music, lends excitement to any event and our Pulaski High School Oriole I Band is no exception. Our ball games, pep rallies, parades and concerts have been enjoyable because of the great work of the band. Our hats off to them! Officers for the band, this year, were as follows: President J immy White Vice-President Ted Sheperd Secretary-Treasurer Hazel Albert 92 Fifth Row: Linda Hilton, Rebecca Repass, Kaye Albert, Carol Robinson, Linda Bassett, Clifford Shelor. Sixth Row: Jane Noland, Ray Bittner, Barry Cox, Joe Finkstein, David Ratcliff, Dick Leftwich. Seventh Row: Betsy Herron, Mary Landis, Patsy King, Terry Blair, Barbara Stinson, Pat Wallace. Eight Row: Betty Bryson, lone Leeson, Jimmy Ward, Bill Phibbs, Jimmy White, Kay Covey, Richard Thornton. Director Richard Wilson. anrt Jolene Grantham, Barbara Tolbert, Beverly Byrd, Kathryn Deeds, Beulah Grubb, Ann Dalton, Pat Jelf. 93 I I ! 1 First Row: Nancy French, Betty Parks, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Ross, Linda Smith, Katherine Manning, Randy O’Dell, Roger Morefield, Glenn Johnston, Bobby Warf, Charlotte Lyons, Sonya O’Dell, Phyllis Bishop, Bonnie O’Dell, Miss Barbara Burks — Director. Second Row: Charles Novell, Edna Wolf, Judy Yearout, Jetta Burchett, Kathleen Wingo, Peggy Umberger, Anita Schrader, Tommy Thomas, Larry Repass, Frank Bond, Ronnie Huddle, Juanita Kanode, Dreama Ratcliff, Eleanor Akers, Carolyn Rogers, Jo Ellen Roberson, Norma Royal, Elaine Hall, Carolyn Fisher, Ruby Flinchum, Carol Poore, Betty Townley, Fred Brinkley, Johnny Palmer, Eleanor Morefield, Hedy Jarrells, Peggy Warlick, Hazel Dawson. Third Row: Becky Martin, Barbara Hall, Gail Grubb, Marta Owens, Kay Frye, Linda Cook, Clarice Pickett, Vivie Reese, Mickey Worrell, Linda Ratcliff, William Reed, John Gregory, Roger Townley, Patsy Schrader, Mary Martin, Dorothy Edwards. |Julaskt |Mtgl] jlctjool dH|onts Voices blended in harmonious singing add pleasure to any occasion. We, at Pulaski High School, are fortunate to have a Chorus that has entertained us many times in this past, golden year. The Chorus has sung at assemblies, for P.T.A. meetings and many other functions. We are grate- ful for the fine work and the service they have contributed to our school life. I Officers for the Chorus, this year, were as follows: President Phyllis Bishop Vice President Charles Novell Secretary Betty Townley Treasurer Norma Royal 94 dtrl’s dice (fUub First Row: Eileen Johnson, Patsy Midkiff, Violet East, Louise Bowman, Aloma Smith, Carolyn Richardson, Joyce Byrd, Bernice Stowers, Mabel Stowers, Darlene Kanode, Diane Burton, Clara Bentley, Linda Ratcliffe, Miss Barbara Burks, sponsor. Second Row: Sue Mickey, President; Jo Anne Cox, Loretta Hancock, Vice President; Teresa Cox, Betty Linkous, Carol Ann Clark, Ann Gravely, Evelyn Edwards, Martha Hill, Sylvia Saunders, Jackie Self, Barbara Reeves, Linda Burchett. Third Row: Norma Hughes, Barbara Guynn, Peggy Smith, Helen Whitehurst, Alberta Elkins, Etta Lee Carlton, Shirley Powers, Ethel Brookman, Mary Collins, Janice Hughes, Treasurer; Nancy Hall, Judy Brinkley, Doris Southern. dltr (Elttb First Row: William Breedlove, President; Jesse Crumbly, Johnny Howlett, Librarian; Jerry Ross, Danny Kitts, Librarian; Sonny Woodard. Second Row: Jimmy Covey, Kenneth Warden, Bill Walton, Vice President; Gary Cooper, Treasurer; Verlon Quesen- berry, Harry Rhett, Miss Barbara Burks, sponsor. Junior First Row: Sponsor: Mrs. Eleanor Thompson. Ann Dalton, Janice Jones, Vice President. Mary Landis, President. Betty Gene Cox, Treasurer. Sherry Shull, Secretary. Joyce Gill. Second Row; Valencia King, Barbara Tolbert, Kay Frye, Martha Owens, Ellen Aust, Ann Johnson, Jane Ann Chaffin, Sue Quesenberry. Third Row: Charlene Fox, Jackie Chumbley, Diane Sutphin, Ann Johnston, June Brammer, Linda Ratcliff, Jewel White. Becky Pearce, Carole Robinson. Janice Stimpson, Ruth Phibbs, Jean Phibbs, Jane Noland, Mary Ann Dalton, Wanda Leeson, Margaret Young. Fifth Row: Jean Altizer, Linda Smith, Martha Lou Bowyer, Judy Lefler, Bobbi Rice, Jane Boan, Carol Harpe, Jo Ann White, Elizabeth Cox. First Row: Pat Rogers, President. Second Row: Kitty Elkins, Secretary: Becky Buck- ner, Vice President. Third Row: Martha Peterson, Chaplain: Jeanette Jones, Treasurer: Harriet Amburn, Reporter. Fburth Row: Anne Carey Bruce, Janet Dowdy, Violet Powers, Nancy Akers. Fifth Row: Peggy Phibbs, Patsy Stoots, Sue Howard, Nancy Herron. Peggy Hall. Sixth Row: Barbara Lewellyn, Marie Phibbs, Barbara Mabe, Carol Sue Wilson, Judy Owens, Ella Sue Painter. Seventh Row: Peggy Southern, Geneta Gardner, Hilda Rorrer, Julia Knode, Margaret Mabry, Irene DeHart, Lois Moles. Eighth Row: Peggy Turner, Sonya O’Dell, Eleanor Thornton, Bonnie Pearce, Ellen Crockett, Doris Via, Bonnie Anderson, Phyllis Bishop. Ninth Row: Sponsor: Mrs. Miller Bushong, Cil Ryan, June McCormick, Dorothy Harrell. Helen Carr, Carol Hill, Paula Tilley, Carroll Ashley, Beverly Byrd, Kathryn Deeds, Norma Bentley, Anne Fizer. junior First Row: Carolyn Hudson, President. Second Row: Anne Himmelman Vice President; Betty Dalton. Third Row: Patsy Hopkins, Secretary-Treasurer; Sara Hall, Mary Ellen Duncan. Fourth Row: Betty Sue Moffitt, Lorna Ropers, Bonnie Hubble, Evelyn Lane. Fifth Row: Rhelda Owens, Diane Bolen, Elizabeth Hagee, Dawn Blankenship, Sandra Butts. Sixth Row: Jewel Cutlip, Becky Shelton, Betty Roop, Barbara Hilton, Myrtle Gibbs, Judy Yearout. Seventh Row: Barbara Pinkard, Linda Hare, Jean Kinder, Jolene Boyd, Pat Jelf, Patsy Thomas, Anne Windle. Norma Royal, Shirley Anderson. Eighth Row: Marie Semonvs, Katherine Kirkner, Kaye Albert. Jo Anne Tolley, Carol Hill, Rosa Lee Hale, Cynthia Gross, Carolyn Johnson, Susan Walker. Ninth Row: Mr. Henry Lindsey, sponsor. First Row: Miss Burks, sponsor; Kay Stuart, Treasurer; Carolyn Lane, Chaplain; Dee Ann Rooker, Reporter; Martha Lemons, Vice President; Margaret Painter, President; Janet Kirkner, Secretary. Second Row: Velma Leeson, Ray Ware, Ann Owen, Nancy Jo Wilson. Eileen Johnson, Judy Surface. Sylvia Saunders, Linda Aust. Third Row: Clara Bentley, Lucinda Surratt. Linda Bassett, Hazel Sisk, Carolvn Gross, Norma Hagee, Burley Jean Semones. Fourth Row: Helen Whitehurst. Shirley Powers, Pat Wallace, Pat Bocock, Jo Ann Cox, Pam Smith, Diane Harrell, Mary Thomas Johnston, Violet Linkous. Fifth Row: Margaret Whitley, Johnsie Fowler, Betsy Herron, Janice Freeman, Barbara Guynn, Kaye Catron, Sandra Blankenship, Linda Carrico, Mary Lou Cox. (Sracle First Row: Diana Grubb, Yvonne Thompson, Chaplain; Mary Agnes Lively, Reporter; lone Leeson, Treasurer; Margaret Sue Flippen, Secretary; Kathryn Clark, Vice Presi- dent; Patsy Cook, President. Second Row: Cheryl Burton, Mary Katherine Gemmell, Opal Trail, Hazel Hall, Kay Covey, Jennifer Vann. Third Row: Barbara Haga, Mary Lou Chumbley, Betsy Gregory, Phyllis Reese, Joyce Jones, Norma Kay Chrisley. Fourth Row: Mr. John Lyons, sponsor; Sharon Mauzy, Carol Ann Cox, Jean Roper, Emily Welch, Sandra Whitaker, Charlotte Dodson, Janis Fagg. Peg (Club Left Row: Front to back: Larry Repass, President; John Gregory, Vice President; Charles Novell, Secretary-Treasurer; Frank Creger, Billy Anderson, Joe Finkstein, Henry Davis, Winifred Pearce. Right Row, front to back: Norman Prillaman, Mack Torrence, Ralph Sutherland, Carlos Cook, Milton Aust, Steve Lewis, Jimmy King, Mr. Richard Wilson, sponsor. 98 ,Art Club First Row: Connie Cassell, Forrest Stoots, Patsy Stoots, Charles Novell, Secretary; Pat Rogers, President; Jolene Boyd, Active Treasurer; Carolyn Hudson, Active Treasur- er; Barbara Cecil, June Fink. Second Row: Walter Quesenberry, Dee Ann Rooker, Jane Boan, Sherry Shull, Sonny Roseberry, Betty Sue Moffitt, Peggy Hall, Mary Carolyn Woodard, Joyce Stiltner, Sandra Butts, Bonnie Jean Rakes, Carolyn Johnson, June Brammer, Carolyn Spangler, James Tibbs. Third Row: Hensel Ritter, Howard Haga, David Hall, Lyle Comer, Daniel Breedlove, Mrs. Edna Love, Sponsor. 6p Club First Row: Patsy Hubble, Jo Anne Tolley, Vice-President; Sue Howard, Treasurer; Patsy Stoots, Secretary; Kitty Elkins, President; Janet Dowdy. Second Row: Nancy Herron, Lorna Rogers, Peggy Umberger, Burley Jean Semones, Sandra Blankenship, Rhelda Owens. Third Row: Katherine Kirkner, Joyce Stiltner, Jolene Boyd, Janice Parks, Diane Bolen, Carroll Ashley, Nancy Akers, Martha Lou Bowyer. Standing: Eleanor Thompson, Ella Sue Painter, Barbara Bowyer, Mrs. Katherine Kegley, Spon- sor; Ann Carey Bruce, Kaye Taylor, Doris Via, Ann Johnston. N i i f i I I , (®trls’ ,JMcmt� gram Club First Row: Beverly Byrd, President; Kathryn Deeds, Vice President; Beulah Grubb, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Cil Ryan, Patsy Shrader, Jeanette Jones, Patsy Hubble, Kitty Elkins, Carroll Ashley, Harriet Amburn. Third Row: Sponsor, Miss Margaret Newcomb; Doris Via, Jo Ann Sutphin, Pat Jelf, Barbara Bowyer, Wanda Webb, Barbara Tolbert, Jolene Grantham, Pat Rogers. Monogram Club First Row: Kenny Brewster, Mack Torrence, Ernie Morrison, R. F. Ratcliff, Jake Whitt, Bobby Worrell, Vice President; Nicky Saunders, Everett Rider. Second Row: Richard Hagee, Johnny Palmer, Herbert Parks, Gene Rupe, Secretary-Treasurer; Doug Free- man, Charles Novell, David Parks, C. J. Bryant, Jimmy Duncan. Third Row: Sponsor, Coach Ed Rockwell; Swanson Stout, Richard Slate, Tracy Whitaker, President; Winky Pearce, Garland Shinault, Ted Shepherd, Bobby Harrell, Rodney Lester, Steve Pierce, Butch Boyd, Norman Prillaman. ms Tracy Whitaker Co-Captain Winky Pearce Henry Davis Ray Gravely Danny Nelson Freddie Ballard Kenny Brewster Mack Torrence Melvin Anderson A Sonny Alley Porky Cox JS Bobby Worrell Co-Captain Junior Varsity football First Row: Charles Gravely, Ray Bittner, Danny Akers, Jackie Lester, Eugene Stuart, Gale Grantham, Robert Hudson, Bobby Bratton. Second Row: Kenny Powers, Terry Patterson, Tommy Warf, Jimmy Cox, Jerry Lockett, Tommy Johnson, Dennis Webb, Sammy Simmons, Tommy Me Craw, Billy Self, Freddie Morefield. Third Row : Coach Harry Loftus, Junior Dean, Jay Dawson, Giles Gilley, Harry Boyd, Howard Martin, Randy Turpin, Skipper Duke, Tolley Hurst, Sammy Harrell, Frankie Phillips, C. J. Bryant. Varsity football High passes, exciting touchdowns, and plenty of good sportsmanship are the highlights of every football game, and the football team are the chief actors on this field of excitement. This past year Pulaski High School’s Orioles worked under the good judgment and excellent leadership of Coach Ed Rockwell. Captains for the team were Bobby Worrell and Tracy Whitaker. We are thankful that we have the Orioles to add so much to our school life. SCHEDULE WE Jefferson 0.. Covington 52. . Danville 14.. Blacksburg 21.. Radford 19.. Andrew Lewis 40 . . William Fleming 7.. Dublin 0. . Martinsville 6. . Wytheville 20.. THEY . .14 .. 6 . .14 .. 6 . .19 . . 0 .. 6 . .40 .14 . 6 104 (iratle football First Row: John King, manager; Steve Reeves, Junior Hamblin, Edward Umberger, Junior Yearout, Johnny Nickols, Bobby Compton, manager. Second Row: Jimmy Alley, Franklin Ayers, Tommy Burke, Roger Compton, Dickie Ratcliff, Lewis Vaughn, Dan Love. Third Row: Donald Taylor, H. K. Cutlip, Jimmy Warden, Dale Jackson, Dickie Leftwich, Coach Lowe. football fiManagere Nicky Saunders, Swanson Stout, Butch Boyd, Steve Pearce. i - «• tt Rider 1 ■ bert Parks ■ A D lb Sfi W m m TV sSS §mS IlHi K« Sonny Alley, Co-Captain ti % t ' vKvJ ' JliS i I Mad® Torrence Bobby Harrell P ? ffi William Stoots ■ - t 5 iVlBBE P a $ fe £ t b a I I 107 3)-P. asbetball First Row — Jimmy East, Warren Alley, Ronnie Melton, John Lilly, Charles Crawford, Sammy Harrell, David Hurd. Second Row — Eddie Himmelman, Leon Branscome, Marvin Waddell, Billy Bishop, Harvey Thornton, Freddie Morefield, Swanson Stout. (Eoadjeg Ed Rockwell, Harry Loftus, Hank Lowe, Henry Clay. I 108 Jaretty tEract ®ram First Row: Butch Kegley, Charles Novell, David Parks, Eugene Self, Freddie Ballard, Jimmy Duncan, Dennis Webb, Tommy Johnson. Second Row: Ted Shepherd, Richard Slate, Kenny Brewster, E. R. Dickerson, Gene Rupe, Shelburn Clark, Roger Townley, Norman Prillaman, manager. Third Row: Coach Ed Rockwell, William Stoots, Herbert Parks, Ronnie King, manager; Henry Davis, Bobby Worrell, Mack Torrence, Nickv Saunders, manager. 9U] drade tErack tEram First Row: Gary Cooper, Jerry Ross, Carl Harless, Gale Grantham, Roger O’Dell, Billy Self, Kenny Powers. Second Row: Barry Moore, James Kidd, Terry Patterson, Jack Byrd, Charles Crawford, David Hurd, Leon Haga. Third Row: Sammy Saunders, Billy Smith, Lawrence Nelson, Charles Gravely, Skipper Duke, Richard Thornton. Sandra Blankenship Kay Taylor Martha Lou Bowyer Carrol Ashley Head Cheerleader Lorna Rogers Joyce Stiltner Howard ! j quad Barbara Bowyer Janice Parks Ann Johnston Patsy Hubble Burley Jean Semones Kitty Elkins Co-Head Cheerleader Eleanor Thompson First Row — Patsy Thomas, Captain. Sec- ond Row — Jeanette Jones, Pat Akers. Third Row — Patsy Schrader, Barbara Beverly, Violet Linkous. Barbai ' a Tolbert. Fourth Row — Wanda Leeson, Gail White, Mary Thomas Johnston, Phyllis Whitaker. First Row — Norma Royal, Captain. Second Row — Jackie Hall, lone Leeson, Carol Harpe. Third Row — Charlotte Dodson, Patsy Pat- ton, Kaye Frye. Barbara Reeves. Fourth Row — Druscilla Martin, Jackie Morris, Patsy Maunel, Patsy Morris, Carol Hill. G.A.A. OFFICERS First Row — Doris Via, Presi- dent; Ezma Lea King, Spon- sor. Second Rcw — Carol Hill, Vice President; Joyce Gill; Jeanette Jones; Third Row — Pete Burton; Norma Jean Royal, Secretary; Patsy Thomas. Fourth Row — Susan Walker, Manager; Phyllis Turner; Dolly Maxwell. First Row — Judy Yearout, Captain. Second Row — Faye S t o o t s, Margaret Young, Brenda Surber. Third Row — Alfreda Chris- ley, Carolyn Fisher, Charlotte Rickey, Linda Carrcio. Fourth Row — Brenda Stone, Carolyn Richardson, Katherine Gemmell, Nora Mae Woolwine. (itrl’s (Atfyldic First Row — Jerdy McRoberts, Captain. Sec- ond Rcw — Pete Burton, Bonnie Knowles, Lee Price. Third Row — Betty Bryson, Kath- erine Manning, Neecia Burton, Wanda Nixon. Fourth Ro v — Pat Cook, Clairce Pickett, Dianne Surratt, Carol Sue Lefler. First Row — Joanne White, Captain. Second Row — A 1 b e r t a Elkins, Frances Melton, Norma Hughes. Third Row — Betsy Gregory, Mary Lou Chumbley, Peggy Moore, Opal Trail. Fourth Row— Janice Fagg, Dollie Maxwell, Ann Kidd, Amelia Vaughn. First Row — Clara Brown, Captain. Second Row — Carol Robinson, Mary Ann Dalton, Janice Stimson. Third Row — Kaye Hurst, Brenda Surber, Patsy King, Jane Noland. Fourth Row — Helen Whitehurst, Betty Parks, Brenda Gilman, Phyllis Reece, Nancy Jo Newman. First Row — Doris Via, Cap- tain. Second Row — Dorothy Cox, Phyllis Turner, Cheryl Sutphin. Third Row — Wanda Webb, Shirley Kinser, Pat Chitwood, Frances Cain. Fourth Row — Betty Grant- ham, Edith Rorrer, Janie Hughes, Susan Walker. ssociatton First Row — Kaye Covey, Captain. Second Row — Betty Manual, Patsy Cook, Mary Reeves. Third Row — Alice Barkley, Mar- garet Dalton, Cynthia Carrol, Ann Owen. Fourth Row — Sandra Alley, Sandra Whi- taker, Johnsie Fowler, Ann Eversole. First Row — Jane Chaffin, Captain. Second Row — Mickey Worrell, Pat Johnson, Carol Clark. Third Row — Betsy Herron, Martha Lemons, Patsy Elkins, Yvonne Thompson. Fourth Row — Gail Reams, Gail Cox, Pat Wallace, Shirley Powers. C J irf f yjJ o4 c s ste ir n jP n JC „ JUL. fj i 4 V . i 1 14 115 Carroll Ashley (Duteianding Barbara Lewellyn — Carol Hill 116 Seniors Kenny Brewster Bobby Worrell aw Ronald Patterson 117 MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Lewellyn, Bobby Worrell ©riole’s MOST TALENTED Nancy Herron, Larry Repass 1 18 MOST INTELLECTUAL Carol Hill, Ralph Sutherland BEST PERSONALITY Kitty Elkins, Winky Pearce 1 19 MOST DIGNIFIED (©Hole ' s Marie Phibbs, Ralph Sutherland BEST ALL-ROUND Carroll Ashley, Everett Rider 120 MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Harriet Amburn, Mack Torrence 121 CUTEST Patsy Hubble, Sonny Alley BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sue Howard, R. F. Ratcliffe ©riolc’s MOST ATHLETIC Doris Via, Tracy Whitaker MOST TALKATIVE Sue Howard, Jimmy King BEST DANCERS Janet Dowdy, Charles Williams 122 Lipstick and Football Shoes Powderpuffs and Pigskin The warm-up . . . for the big game Senior Homecoming Triumph Seniors and Charlottesville 123 i 8 Barbara Bowyer, Maid-of-Honor; Martha Lou Bowyer, Miss P.H.S.; Marie Semones, Miss P.H.S. 1957-’58. 124 (Kourt Carroll Ashley Norma Bentley Sandra Blankenship Diane Bolen Barbara Bowyer Martha Lou Bowyer Jolene Boyd Ann Carey Bruce Kaye Catron Jackie Chumbley Kathryn Clark Ann Dalton Kathryn Deeds Kitty Elkins Ann Fizer Margaret Sue Flippen Charlene Fox Jolene Grantham Nancy Herron Sue Howard Bonnie Hubble Patsy Hubble Ann Johnston Katherine Kirkner Carolyn Lane lone Leeson Martha Lemons Barbara Mabe Janet Mabry Rhelda Owens Ella Sue Painter Barbara Pinkard Lorna Rogers Pat Rogers Burley Jean Semones Sherry Shull Kay Stuart Barbara Tolbert Jo Anne Tolley Jean Trail Peggy Turner Emily Welch 125 jMag ' Bag ®ourt Queen Carroll Ashley Attendant Kitty Elkins Attendant Barbara Bowyer King Sonny Alley Attendant Tracy Whitaker Attendant R. F. Ratcliffe SENIORS Girls Harriet Amburn Norma Bentley Ann Carey Bruce Kathryn Deeds Ann Fizer Nancy Herron Sue Howard Patsy Hubble Barbara Mabe Ella Sue Painter Boys Kenny Brewster Paul Cox Jimmy Hughett David Lepchitz Jesse McCormack Winky Pearce Everett Rider Mack Torrence Jake Whitt Bobby Worrell CROWN BEARERS Jolene Grantham Nat Hurd Juniors Diane Bolen Jolene Boyd Katherine Kirkner Janet Mabry Lorna Rogers Jo Ann Tolley Eleanor Thompson Marie Semones C. E. Boyd Jerry Chaff man Henry Davis E. R. Dickerson John Gregory Larry Lemons Nicky Saunders Ted Shepherd Martha Bowyer Jackie Chumbley Charlyne Fox Ann Johnston Sherry Shull Barbara Tolbert Sophomores Warren Alley Freddie Ballard Carlos Cook Jimmy Cox Milton Ritter Charles Rorrer Freshmen Sandra Blankenship Kaye Catron Burley Jean Semones Kay Stuart Jack Byrd Charles Crawford Skipper Duke David Hurd Eighth Grade Emily Welch Margaret Sue Flippen 128 Jimmy Hicham j§6ttior directory NANCY ANN AKERS -Homeroom President ’54-’55 : Student Council ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y 54-’69, President ’56- ' 67, Chaplain ’55-’56, Model General Assembley 56-’57 ; Stunt Day ’54-’55 ; Latin Club ' 55-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59, Vice President ’58-’59 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; National Honor Society Treasurer ’58-’59 ; Junior Class Play , 57- , 58 ; Pep Club ’58-’59 ; Literary Editor of Annual 58- ' 69 ; Virginia Girl ' s State ’58-’59. EVERETT ALLEN ALLEY— Art Club ’57-’58 ; Monogram Club ’57-’59 ; J.V. Basketball ’54-’55 ; J.V. Football ’54- ' 55 ; Var- sity Basketball ’56-’59 ; Varsity Football ’56-’59. HARRIET MAE AMBURN— Stunt Day ’54-’56 ; Library Club ’55-’56 ; P.H.S. Little Theatre ’55-’5G : School Play ’55-’5G ; Junior Play ’57-’58 ; Student Council ’56- ' 57 ; Latin Club ’56- ’57, Treasurer ’56-’57 ; Dramatics Club ’56-’57, Secretary ’56-’57 ; Manager of Girl’s Basketball ’56-’57 ; French Club ' 57- ' 58, Treasurer ’57-’58 ; Girls Monogram Club ’57-’59 ; Home- room Chaplain ’58-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Model General As- sembly ’5G-’57. BONNIE SUE ANDERSON— Miss P.H.S.-Contest ’54-’55 ; Na- tional Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; G.A.A. ’57-’58 : Tri-Hi-Y ’57-’59. CAROL SUE ARMBRISTER— Tri-Hi-Y 54-’55 ; Art Club ’54- ’55 ; Latin Club ’54-’5G ; Dramatics Club ’55-’56 ; Library Club ’57-’58 ; Second place in Science Fair ’57-’58. CARROLL DEANNE ASHLEY— J.V.-Cheerleader ’54-’57 ; J.V.- Head Cheerleader ’56-’57 ; Pep Club ’54- ' 59, Treasurer ’56-’57, Secretary ’57-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y 54-’59, President ’54-’55 ; May Day ’54-’58 ; Stunt Day ’54-’57 ; Freshman Class Reporter ’55-’5G ; Student Council ’55- ' 57 ; Homeroom President ’55- ’57 ; Homeroom Vice President ’58-’59 ; Junior Class Vice President ’57-’58 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’59 ; National Junior Honor Society ' 56-’57 ; School Play ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; President ’58-’59 ; Varsity Cheerleader ’57-’59, Head Varsity Cheerleader ’58-’59 ; Talent Show ’57-’58 ; Annual Staff Typist ’58-’59. MILTON NORMAN AUST— Electronics Club ’55-’58 ; Stunt Day 55-’56 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58, Treasurer of the Chemis- try Club ’57-’5S ; Jr. Play ’57-’58 ; Key Club ’58-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59. JO ANN BAKER— Jolly Jesters ’55-’56 ; F.H.A. Club ’55-’56. JIMMY HAROLD BARNETTE— J.V. Basketball ’5G-’57 ; Var- sity Basketball ’57-’59. NORMA JEAN BENTLEY— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; School Play 56- ' 57 ; Junior Play ’57-’58; May Day Court ’55-’58 ; Drama- tics Club ’55-’57 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’57-’59 ; Secretary of Senior Homeroom ’58-’59. HASSELL ARNOLD BEVERLY— J.V. Football 5G-’57 ; Stunt Day’ 56-’57. PHYLLIS ELAINE BISHOP— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Glee Club ’55- ' 56 ; Future Teachers of America ’55-’56 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; Chorus ’56-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Future Homemakers of America ’57-’58 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59. BARBARA ANN BOWYER — Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’55 ; Homeroom Sec- retary ’55-’5G ; G.A.A. ’55-’58, Manager of G.A.A. ’57-’58 ; Girls Varsity Basketball ’55-’57 ; Pep Club ’57-’59 ; Cheer- leader ’58-’59 ; May Day Court ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ’54-’55 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’58-’59, Maid of Honor ’58-’59. ELIZABETH WOLFE BOYD — Friendship Club ’54-’55 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’5G ; Homeroom Treasurer ’57-’58 ; D.O. Club ’58-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y 54-’59 ; Library Club ’55-’59, Vice President ’55-’59. ALBERT KENNARD BREWSTER J.V. Football 66-’57 : Var- sity Football ’57-’59 ; Track ' 57-’59 ; Class Chaplain ’55-’5G ; Homeroom Chaplain ’55-’5G ; Homeroom Vice President ' 67- ’58 : Model General Assembly ’57-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’58 ; Monogram Club ’57-’59 ; Hi-Y ’57-’58 ; Homeroom President ’58-’59 ; May Day Court ’57-’58 ; Transferred from Tenn. ’54-’55 : Tenn. Military Institute ’56-’57. NANCY JANE BROOK MAN — D.E. Club ’57-’58, Treasurer 57- ’58, Attended District. State and National D.E. Convention ’57-’58 ; Latin Club ’55-’56 ; Dramatics Club ’56-’57. DOUGLAS LEE BROWN— Art Club ’57-’58. ANN CAREY BRUCE— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Reporter ’55-’5G, Sec- retary ’54-’55-’57-’58 ; 8th Grade Cheerleader ’54-’55 ; Little Theater ’55-’5G ; Latin Club ' 55-’57, Secretary ’55-’56 ; School Play ’55-’5G ; French Club ’57-’58 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’55-’59 ; Talent Show ’56-’58 ; Pep Club ’58-’59 ; Stunt Day ’54-’58. BECKY ANN BUCKNER —Homeroom Secretary ’54-’55 ; Fu- ture Homemakers of America ’54-’5G ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Vice President ’58-’59 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’55 ; Homeroom Vice President ’55-’5G ; G.A.A. 55-’5G ; Girls Glee Club ’55- ’56; Homeroom Treasurer ’5G-’57 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Dramatics Club ’56-’57 ; Chorus ’56-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; French Club ’57-’58 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59, President ’58-’59 ; Chemistry Club ’58-’59. BEVERLY ANN BYRD — Secretary of Homeroom ’54-’55 ; Stunt Day ’54-’56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’59, Secretary ’55-’5G, Reporter ’57-’58 ; Eighth Grade Cheerleader ’54-’55 ; F.H.A. ’54-’55 ; Homeroom President ’55-’5G ; Student Council ’55-’56 ; Library Club ’55-’56 ; Talent Show ’56-’58 ; Spanish Club ’56- ' 57 ; Majorette ’56-’59 ; Girls Monogram Club ’57-’59, President ’58-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Library Club ' 5G-’57. BARBARA PAULINE CECIL— Jolly Jester Club ’55-’56, Chap- lain ’55-’56; G.A.A. ’5G-’57 ; F.T.A. ’58-’59 ; F.H.A. ’5G-’59. WILLIAM SHELBURN CLARK — J.V. Basketball ’55-’5G ; Track ’55-’56 ; Latin Club ’55-’5G ; Dramatics Club 55-’56 ; Home- room President ’57-’58; Homeroom Treasurer ’55-’5G ; Student Council ’57-’58 ; J.V. Football ’56-’57 ; Hi-Y ’56-’57 ; D.E. Club ’57-’58 ; Band ’54-’59. ALTA ROGERS COOK — F.T.A. ’58-’59 ; Transferred from Dublin. LINDA SUE COOK — Friendship Club ’54-’55 ; Library Club ’55-’56 ; F.T.A. ’55-’5G ; Glee Club ’55-’56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’57 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’57 ; Chorus ’56-’59 ; French Club 57-’58. EDWIN PAUL COX, JR. — Vice President Homeroom ’54-’5G ; J.V. Football ’64-’57 ; May Day Court ’55-’59 ; Hi-Y ’55-’57 ; Track ’56-’57 ; Class Treasurer ’54-’57 ; Varsity Football ’57- ’59 ; President Homeroom ’57-’58 ; Student Council ' 57-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’57 -’58 ; Monogram Club ’58-’59. FRANK GARNETT CREGER, JR.— Eighth Grade Football ’54-’55 ; J.V. Football ’55-’5G ; Varsity Football ’56-’57 ; J.V. Basketball ’55-’6G ; Hi-Y ’55-’58 ; Spanish Club ’56-’57 ; Elec- tronics Club ’56-’57. STELLA MAY CREGGAR — Transfer Student from Rura’ Re- treat. ELMYRA CRAIG CROCKETT — G.A.A. ’55-’56 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Spanish Club ’56-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59. KATHRYN BRYAN DEEDS— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Vice President ’5 -’58 ;F.T.A. ’54-’55 ; Homeroom President ’54-’59 ; Student Council ’54-’59 ; Cheerleader ’54-’55 ; P.H.S. Little Theater ’55-’5G ; Latin Club ’55-’57, President ’5G-’57 ; Girls Mono- 129 junior ■jBirectoro pram Club 56- ' 59, Vice President ’58-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’55-’59 ; May Day ’55-’56 ; Majorette ’55- ’59, Head Majorette ' 58-’59 ; Senior Class Reporter ’58-’59. BETTY IRENE DEHART— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Library Club ’55- ’58; G.A.A. ’56- r 57 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. JANET ELIZABETH DOWDY — Stunt Day ’5C -’57 ; Talent Show ’57-’58 ; G.A.A. ’55-’5G ; Cheerleader ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54- ’59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Pep Club ’58-’59, Reporter ’58- ’59; Junior Play ’57-’58. BETTY JEAN DUNCAN — F.T. A. ’5G-’59 ; Secretary of F.T.A. ’58-’59 ; F.H.A. ’56-’57. KATHERINE BRAMBLITTE ELKINS— Homeroom President ’54- 55, Vice President ’55-’59, Treasurer ’57-’58 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Vice President ’54-’55, Sec- retary ’57-’58, Model General Assembly ’54-’55 ; Pep Club ’55-’59, President ’58-’59 ; May Day Court ’55-’58 ; Student Council ’54-’5G ; Spanish Club ’56-’57, Secretary ’5G-’57 ; Cheerleader ’5G-’59, Co-Head ’58-’59 ; F.T.A. ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ’54-’57 ; Girls Monogram Club ’58-’59 ; Talent Show ’54- ’58 ; May Day Crown Bearer ’58. GANVILLE LAWRENCE FAGG— J.V. Basketball ’54-’55 ; J.V. Football 55-’56 ; Hi-Y ’55-’5G ; Varsity Football ’56-’57 ; French Club ’5G-’57. KARLIE HOWARD FAGG— D.E. Club ’57-’59. KENNETH HARRELL FAGG— D.O. Club ’58-’59. JUNE DARLENE FINK — Library Club ’56-’59 ; Jolly Jester Club ’5G- 57 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’57 ; Homeroom Treasurer. ’5G-’57 ; G.A.A. ’57-’58; Varsity Basketball ’56-’57. DREAMA LEWIS FIREBAUGH— Tri-Hi-Y ’57-’59 ; Homeroom Secretary ’54-’55 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’57 ; G.A.A. ’57-’59. ANNE THOMAS FIZER— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Treasurer ’57-’58 ; G.A.A. ’5G-’57 ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; Dramatics ’57-’58 ; French Club ’56-’58, Vice President ’56-’57 ; Jr. Class Play ’57-’58 ; Art Club ’57-’59, Reporter, ’57-’58 ; Homeroom Vice President ’56-’57 ; May Day ’55-’58. RICHARD LEE FREEMAN -Electronics Club ’56-’57 ; Hi-Y ”55-’5G ; Class Treasurer ’57-’58; Vice President of Home- room ’57-’58, Secretary ’58- ' 59 ; D.E. Club ’57-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Key Club ’57-’59 ; Stunt Day ’55-56. CHARLES EDWARD FRENCH— Hi-Y ’54-’56 ; Band ’55-’59. MINNIE LOU FRENCH— F.T.A. ’55-’59, Secretary ’56-’57, Reporter ’57-’58, President ' 58-’59 ; F.H.A. ’56-’58 ; National Honor Society ’5G-’59 ; Beta Club ’59-’59. GENETA ANN GARDNER Tri-Hi-Y ' 54-’59 ; Stunt Day ’54-’55 ; G.A.A. ’55-’5G ; Beta Club ’57-’59. JUDITH ANN GILL— Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’5G ; G.A.A. ’55-’56. BONNIE KATE GOSNELL— Glee Club ’55-’56 ; Chorus ’56-’57 ; Jolly Jesters ' 56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ’55-’5G ; Talent Show ’57-’58. BEULAH JANE GRUBB— Majorette ’56-’59 ; Miss P.H.S. ’54-’58 ; Monogram Club ’57-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; National Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Library Club ’55-’56 ; Homeroom Secretary ’57-’58 ; Talent Show ’56-’58. DARRYL WINSTON GRUBB— J.V. Football ’54-’55 ; French Club ’56-’57 ; Hi-Y ’56-’57 ; D.E. Club ’57-’59 ; French Club Treasurer ’56-’57. RICHARD DALE HAGEE— J.V. Football ’54-’5G ; J.V. Bas- ketball ’55-’5G ; Varsity Football ’57-’59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58. BARBARA LEE HALL— Glee Club ’55-’5G ; F.H.A. ’55-’58 ; Chorus ’56-’59 ; National Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; French Club ’57-’58 ; Talent Sho w ’57-’59. PEGGY ELIZABETH HALL— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Stunt Day ' 54- ’55 ; F.T.A. ’54-’55 ; Little Theater ’56- ' 57 ; G.A.A. ’56-’57 : Art Club ’57-’59 ; Homeroom Secretary ’57-’58. JANIE LUCILLE HANCOCK— G.A.A. ’57-’59 ; Friendship Club 55-’56 ; Glee Club ’55-’56 ; Chorus ’56-’57 ; Jolly Jesters Club ’56-’57. WALTER WAYNE HARLOW— Hi-Y ’55-’58, Reporter ’56-’57 ; Latin Club 56-’59 : National Junior Honor Society ’56- 57 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58. DOROTHY LEIGH HARRELL — Transfer Student from Wythe- ville High School ; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59 ; Library Club ’58-’59. ROY ARTHUR HAWKINS— Varsity Football ’58-’59. JOHN EDWARD HAWKS— Latin Club ’54-’55 ; Hi-Y ’54-’55 ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; Art Club ' 57-’58 ; Bus Driver ' 57-’59. SHIRLEY WADE HEDGE— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’5G ; F.H.A. ’55-’5G ; Library Club ’55-’57, Vice President ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57 ’59; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; D.E. Club ' 58-’59. NANCY ANN HERRON— F.H.A. ’54-’55 ; Treasurer ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’59, Treasurer ’56-’57 ; Homeroom President ’54- ’55, ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Secretary ’55-’5G ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; Dramatics Club ' 57-’58 ; Model General Assembly ’57-’58 ; Accompanist for Girls Glee Club ’55-’56, Chorus ’56-’57, Assemblies ’56-’58, Bacculaureate Services ’67-’58, Graduation Services ’57-’58 ; Student Council ’54- ’55, ’58-’59, Chaplain ’58-’59 ; National Honor Society ’58- ' 59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Pep Club ’58-’59 ; Typist on the Annual Staff ’58-’59. CAROL VIRGINIA HILL— F.H.A. ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Treasurer ’55-’5G, Vice President ’56-’57, President ’57-’58 ; Glee Club ’55-’56, Vice President ’55-’56 ; Latin Club ’55- 57 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; National Honor So- ciety ’58-’59, President ’56-’57 ; Chorus ' 56-’57 , Winner in “I Speak for Democracy” ’56-’57 ; Model General Assembly ’54-’55 ; Beta Club ’57- ' 59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; G.A.A. ’57-’59 ; Class President ’58-’59 ; Virginia Girls State ’58- ' 59 ; Annual Staff Photographer ’58-’59. LARRY JACK HOLT— J.V. Football ’54-’57 ; Latin Club ' 55- ’57 ; Library Club ’55-’56 ; Hi-Y ’56-’58 ; Beta Club ’56-’59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58. MILDRED SUE HOWARD— Homeroom Secretary ’54-’55 ; Home- room Treasurer ’58-’59 ; Pep Club ’54-’59, Chaplain ’57- ' 58, Treasurer ’54-’55, Vice President ’55-’56 ; Cheerleader ’54-’59 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’58 ; School Play ’56-’57 ; Junior Play ' 57-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59, Chaplain ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; Chemistry Club ’58-’59 ; Dramatics ’58-’59. PATSY ANN HUBBLE — Class President ’54-’55 ; Homeroom President ’54-’55 ; Pep Club ’54-’59, Chaplain ’58-’59 ; May Day Court ’55-’59 ; Stunt Day ’55-’57 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’58 ; Cheerleader ’55-’59 ; Student Council ’54-’55 ; Tri- Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; G.A.A. ’56-’57 ; Art Club ' 56-’57 ; French Club ’56-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’58- ' 59 ; Girls Monogram Club ' 58- ' 59. RONNIE CARLYLE HUDDLE— All State Chorus ’5G-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Junior Class Play ’57-’58 ; Hi-Y ’55-’57 , School Play ’56-’57. JAMES DELANO HUGHETT— D.E. Club ’57-’59, State Con- vention ’57-’58 ; D.E. President ’58-’59 ; Junior Play ’57-’58; May Day ’57-’59. HERBERT MASON JOHNSTON— Electronics Club ’55-’56 ; D.O. Club ’57-’58 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. JEANETTE OPALENE JONES— Tri-Hi-Y ’57-’59, Treasurer ’58-’59 ; G.A.A. ’57-’59 ; Reporter ’57-’58, Head of Basketball ’58-’59. 130 junior ■ptreriorjj I JAMES L� OUIS KING — 8th Grade Football , 54-’55 ; Electronics Club ’55-’56 ; F.T.A. ' 56-’57 ; Stunt Day ' 66-’57 ; Key Club 58-’59. JULIA EDNA KNODE— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; F.H.A. , 54- , 59 ; President ’57-’59. NORMAN GLENN LANDIS. JR.— J.V. Football ’54-’55 ; Elec- tronics Club ’55-’5G ; Art Club ’56-’58 ; Chorus ’57-’59 ; Home- room Vice President ’58-’59. DAVID MORRIS LEPCHITZ— J. V. Football ’55-’5G ; Golf ’55-’5G ; Latin Club ’55- ' 56 ; Hi-Y ' 55-’5G ; Homeroom Vice President ’55-’56 ; Electronics Club ’55- ' 56 ; Chemistry Club ’58- ' 59. BARBARA ANN LEWELLYN — Homeroom ' President ' 54- 59 ; Student Council ’54- ' 59 ; Student Body President ’58-’59, Vice President ’57-’58 ; F.H.A. ’55-’58, Historian ’55-’5G, Conven- tion ' 55-’56 ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; Model General Assembly ' 55- ' 56 ; Glee Club President ' 55-’56 ; Chorus ’56-’57 ; National Honor Society ’56-’59, Secretary ' 56-’57 ; State S.C.A. Work- shop ’57-’58 ; New River District S.C.A. ’57-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Va. Girls State ’57-’58 ; Vice President of Spanish Club ’57-’58. BARBARA JEAN LEWIS— Class Secretary ’54-’55 ; F.H.A. ’54-’55 ; G.A.A. ’54-’55 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 56-’57. STEVE JOHNSTON LEWIS— Spanish Club ' 56-’57 ; Varsity Track ’56-’58 ; Key Club ’58-’59 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. BARBARA LENORA MABE — Homeroom Treasurer ' 55-’56, Secretary ’58-’59 ; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 59 ; Friendship Club ’55- 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Library Club ’56-’57 ; Model General As- sembly ’57-’58 ; Jolly Jester Club ' 56-’57, Reporter ’56-’57 ; Student Council ’56-’57 ; Stunt Day ’55-’58 ; Miss P.H.S. ' 59. MARGARET ANN MABRY— Class Treasurer ' 54- ' 55 ; Home- room Secretary ’58-’59 ; F.H.A. ’54-’59 ; Friendship Club ’55-’56 ; Glee Club ' 55-56; F.H.A. ' 54- ' 57 ; G.A.A. ’55- ' 56 ; Chorus ’55-’5G ; French Club 56-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59; Tri- Hi-Y ’58-’59. ARCHIE WAYNE MARSHALL— Golf Team ’54-’59 ; D.O. Club ’56-’59. DOLLIE REED MAXWELL— French Club ' 57-58 ; Dramatics Club ’56-’57 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’56-’57 ; G.A.A. ' 57- ' 59. EDWARD MONROE MAXWELL— J.V. Football ' 54-’5G ; Var- sity Football ’56-’57 ; Track ’56-’57. JAMES DANIEL NICHOLS— Varsity Football ’55- ' 57 ; Junior Play ' 67-’58; Chemistry Club ' 58-’59. SONYA LOY O’DELL — Transfer Student from Dublin High and Utah High; D.E. Club ’58- ' 59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59. FRED DALE OWEN- Band ’54-’57 ; Hi-Y ’54- 5S; Electronics Club ’54-’5G ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58. HILDA TURPIN OWENS— Homeroom Treasurer ’55- ' 56 ; G.A.A. ’55-’57. JUDITH ANN OWENS— Tri-Hi-Y ’55- ' 59 ; F.H.A. ’55-’57 ; Library Club ’56-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; National Honor So- ciety ’58-’59. ELLA SUE PAINTER— F.H.A. ' 54- ' 55 ; Historian ' 54-55; Tri- Hi-Y ' 54-’58 ; G.A.A. ’55-’66 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’56 ; Latin Club ’57-’58 ; Glee Club ’55- ' 56 ; School Play ’56-’57 ; Na- tional Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Junior Play ’57-’58 ; Na- tional Honor Society ’58- ' 59 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’55-’59 ; Pep Club ’58-’59 ; Student Council Reporter ’57-’59 ; Beta Club ' 57-’59. I RONALD EDWARD PATTERSON— Hi-Y- ’54- ' 58 ; Key Club ' 56- ' 57 ; Electronics Club ’55-’56 ; Chemistry ’57-’58 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Model Gen- i eral Assembly ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ' 56-’57 ; Virginia Boys State 57-’58 ; Annual Staff, Business Manager ' 57-’59. I BONNIE JUNE PEARCE — Beta Club ’58-’59 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Glee Club ’54-’55 ; Chorus ' 55-’56 ; Latin Club ’55-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 56-’59 ; G.A.A. ’56-’58 ; F.H.A. ' 54-’56 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59, Secretary ' 58-’59. WINIFRED ORIS PEARCE — Football ’54-’59 ; Band ’54-’55 ; Vice President of Class ’55- ' 59 ; President of Freshman Class ’55-’56 ; May Day Court ’57-’58 ; D.O. Club ’57-’58, President ’57-’58 ; Boys Monogram Club 58-’59. MARTHA ELAINE PETERSON— Tri-Hi-Y ' 54- ' 59, Chaplain ’58-’59 ; Art Club ’55-’59, Reporter ’56-’57, Secretary ’55-’56 ; Student Council ’55-’56 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’55 ; Talent Show ’55-’58 ; Accompanist ’54-’58 ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; Home- room Secretary and Treasurer ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Chaplain ’57-’58 ; Annual Staff Typist ' 58-’59. MARTHA JEAN PHELPS— Jr. F.H.A. ’54-’55 ; Latin Club ’55-’56 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Glee Club ’57-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; F.H.A. ’55-’57, President ’56-’57. JESSE EARL McCORMICK— Transfer Student; P.H.S. Var- sity Football ’58- ' 59 ; Homeroom Treasurer ’58-’59. PHYLLIS JUNE McCORMICK— Glee Club ’55-’56 ; Chorus ' 56- ' 58; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. LOIS ANN MOLES— F.H.A. ’55- ' 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ' 58-’59 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. RONDEY LEWIS MOREFIELD — Homeroom Treasurer ’54-’55 ; J.V. Football ’54- ' 57 ; Electronics Club ’55-’59 ; Stunt Day ' 55-’56 ; D.E. Club ’57-’59, Reporter ’57-’58. GEORGE GILFORD MOREHEAD— D.E. Club ’58-’59 ; Elec- tronics Club ’54-’56 ; French Club ' 56-’57 ; Hi-Y ’56-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Jr. Play ' 57-58 ; May Day ’57-’58. ROBERT EUGENE MOORE— J.V. Football ’54- 56 ; Junior Play ' 57-’58. ETHEL LEE MORRIS— F.H.A. ’56-’57 ; G.A.A. ’55-’5G ; Stunt Day ’55-’56 ; D.E. Club ’57-’59 ; State Convention ' 58-’59. GEORGE EARNEST MORRISON— Track ' 55-’57 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Monogram Club ' 58- ' 59 ; Junior Play ’57-’58. MINNIE MARIE PHIBBS — Student Council ’54-’58, Chaplain ’57-’58; President of Homeroom ’54-’58 ; F.H.A. Vice-Presi- dent ’54-’56, Chaplain, ’55-’56 ; Glee Club ’55-’56, Secretary, Treasurer ’55-’56 ; G.A.A. ' 55-’56 ; Chorus ’56-’57 ; French Club ’56-’58, Secretary ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57- ' 59 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Candidate for State Beta Club Vice President ’57-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59 ; Editor of Annual Staff ’58-’59. PEGGY ANN PHIBBS— F.H.A. ’54- ' 57 ; F.T.A. ' 56- 59 ; Glee Club ’55-’56 ; Chorus ’57-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’58 ; National Honor Society ’57-’59 ; French Club ’57-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59 ; Literary Editor of Annual Staff ’58-’59. VIOLET RUTH POWERS— Band ’54- ' 56 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55- ' 59 ; P.H.S. Little Theatre ’55-’56 ; Jolly Jester Club 55-’56 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; Dramatic Club ’56-’57 ; F.T.A. ’57-’58 ; Junior Class Play ’57-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’58-’59, Secretary, Treasurer ’58-’59. BONNIE JEAN RAKES— F.H.A. ' 55-’57 ; Jolly Jesters ’55-’56 ; G.A.A. ’55-’57 ; Latin Club ' 56-’57 ; F.T.A. ’57-’59 ; Library Club ’58- ' 59 ; Art Club ’58-’59. 131 Junior ' Birertorg RAYMOND FRANKLIN RATCLIFFE, JR.— J.V. Football ’54- ’55 ; J.V. Basketball ' 54-’55 ; Student Council ’54-’55 ; Hi-Y ’54-’57 ; Homeroom President ' 54-’57 ; Varsity Football ’55-’59 ; Boys Monogram ’55-’59 ; Class Secretary ’56-’57 ; May Day ’55-’56, ’57-’58 ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’59. JAMES LARRY REPASS — Transfer student from Princeton High School ; Key Club ’58-’59 ; Chorus ’58-’59, President ’58-’59. EVERETT EARL RIDER, JR.— J.V. Football ’54-’56 ; Varsity Football ’56-’59 ; J.V. Basketball ’55-’56 ; Varsity Basketball ’56-’59 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Boys Monogram Club ’57-’59 ; Homeroom President ’55-’59 ; May Day Court ’57-’58 ; Band ’54-’55 ; Latin Club 55-’57 ; Student Council ’55-’59 ; Class President ’56- ' 57 ; Virginia Boys State ’57-’58 ; Literary. Editor of Annual Staff ’58-’59 Track ’55-’56 ; Stunt Day ’56- ' 57. JERRY EDWARD ROCKWELL— Band 54-’55 ; Football ’54-’55. PATRICIA ELLIOTT ROGERS— Transferred from William Fleming ’54-’55 ; Homeroom Secretary ’55-’56 ; Art Club ’55-’59, Secretary ’55-’56, President ’56-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y 55-’59, Secre- tary ’56-’57, President ’58-’59 ; Model General Assembly ’55- ’56 G.A.A. ’56-’57 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’56-’57, ’58-’59 ; Manager of Girls Basketball Team ’56-’57 ; Spanish Club ' 56-’59 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57, Reporter ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; May Day Court ’57-’58. HILDA MARIE RORRER— Stunt Day ' 54-’55 ; F.H.A. ’54-’56 ; Typist on Annual Staff ’58-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’58-’59. GENE CADELL RUPE — J.V. Football ’55-’56 ; Varsity Foot- ball ’56-’59 ; Track ’55-’59 ; Electronics Club ’55-’56 ; Chemis- try Club ’57-’59 ; Stunt Day ' 56-’57. ELEANOR SUE RYAN— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; G.A.A. ’55-’59 ; Jolly Jester ’56-’57 ; Glee Club ’55-’57, Reporter ’56-’57 ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; Monogram Club ’58-’59 ; F.T.A. ’58-’59. ELAINE MAXINE SHERMAN— Band ’54-’56 ; Latin Club ’55- ’57 ; Dramatics Club ’57-’58 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’56 ; Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer ’57-’58 ; Classifica- tion Editor of the Annual Staff ’58-’59. CAROLYN ANN SPANGLER— Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’57 ; G.A.A. ’56- ' 57 ; Jolly Jester Club ’56-’57 ; F.H.A. ’57-’59 ; Art Club ’58-’59. HAROLD CLARK SPRAKER, JR.— Electronics Club ’55-’58, Treasurer ’56-’58 ; Homeroom President ’56-’57 ; Student Coun- cil ’56-’57 ; Latin Club ’56-’57. PEGGY LOUISE SOUTHERN— F.H.A. ’5G-’57 ; G.A.A. ’57-’58 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’57-’59 ; F.T.A. Club ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Secretary ’58-’59. FORREST SHELBURNE STOOTS— D.O. Club ’58-’59 ; Elec- tronics Club ' 55-’57. PATSY SUE STOOTS— Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’57 ; G.A.A. ’55-’57 ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; F.T.A. ’57-’58 ; Pep Club ’57-’59, Secretary ’58-’59. JODY KAREN STUART— Jolly Jester Club ’56-’57 ; D.E. Club ’57-’59. ROBERT EUGENE SULLIVAN— D.E. Club ’57-’58. LAMONT KNAPP SUTHERLAND— J.V. Football ’54-’55 ; Transferred to Fork Union Military Academy ’55-’56 ; J.V. Basketball ’56-’57 ; Art Club ’57-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’59 ; Electronics Club ’57-’58 ; Hi-Y ’54-’58. RALPH CLINTON SUTHERLAND, JR.— Electronics Club ’55- ’57 ; Spanish Club ’56-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Beta Club ' 57-’59 ; Layout Editor of the Annual Staff ' 58- ' 59 ; Key Club ’58- ' 59. ELEANOR ROSE THORNTON — Transfer Student from Dublin High; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’59 ; F.H.A. ’56-’57, Historian ' 56-’57. PAULA SMITH TILLEY — Homeroom Vice President ’54-’55 ; Art Club ’54-’59 ; Jolly Jester Club ’54-’56 ; Eighth grade Cheerleader ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Model General Assemb- ly ' 54-’55 ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’58 ; G.A.A. ’55-’57 ; Stunt Day ’55-’57 ; May Day Court ’55-’56, ’58-’59 ; Talent Show ’55-’58 ; Dramatics Club ’56-’59 ; D.E. Club ’58-’59. WILSON MACK TORRENCE— Transfer Student from West Virginia ’56-’57 ; Varsity Basketball ’56-’59 ; Track ’57-’58 ; Varsity Football ’57-’59 ; Monogram Club ’56-’59 ; Key Club ’56-’59 : Chemistry Club ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Vice President ’57-’58 ; Senior Class Treasurer ’58-’59. ROGER DOUGLAS TOWNLEY— J.V. Football ’54-’56 ; Var- sity Football ’56-’59 ; Track ’57-’58 ; Chorus ' 58-’59. CHARLES ELTON TURNER— D.E. Club ’56-’58. PEGGY ANN TURNER— G.A.A. ' 54-55; Miss P.H.S. Contest ’54-’55, ’56-’57, ’58-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54- ' 59 ; Homeroom Secre- tary ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Chaplain ’57-’58. LILLY CECILE UMBERGER— F.H.A. ’55-’57 ; Latin Club ' 55- ’57; Beta Club ’57-’58 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56- ’57 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59, Chaplain ’58-’59 ; Literary Editor of Annual Staff ’58-’59. DORIS FAYE VIA— F.T.A. ' 58-’59 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’54-’59 ; Friend- ship Club ’54-’55, Secretary ’54-’55 ; Jolly Jester Club ’55-’56 ; Library Club ' 55-’59, President ’57-’58 ; G.A.A. ’55-’59 ; Treasurer ’57-’58, President ’58-’59 ; Chemistry Club ' 57- ’59 ; Pep Club ' 57-’59 ; Girls Monogram Club ' 57- ' 59. TRACY ALTON WHITAKER, JR.— J.V. Football ' 5 4-’55 ; Varsity Football ’55-’59 ; Co-Captain ’58-’59 ; Monogram Club ’56-’59 ; Art Club ’54-’58 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’59 ; May Day Court ’54-’56, ’57-’58 ; Varsity Basketball ' 55-’59. JAMES GARLAND WHITE— Band ’54-’59 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; D.O. Club ’57-’58 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59. ROBERT LEE WHITE— Art Club ' 55-’57 ; Electronics Club ’57-’58. JOHN CLEVELAND WHITT— J.V. Footboll ’54-’56 ; Varsity Football ’56-’59 ; Basketball ' 54-’59 ; Co-Captain ’58-’59 ; Monogram Club ’57-’59. CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMS— Football ’54-’57 ; Basketball ’56-’57 ; Track ’54-’55 ; Electronics Club ’54-’59 ; Spanish Club ’56-’59 ; Art Club ’56-’58 ; Hi-Y ’54-’58 ; Junior Class Play ’57-’58. CAROL SUE WILSON— F.H.A. ’54-’56, Chaplain ' 54-’55 ; Stunt Day ’54-’55 ; Tri-Hi-Y ’55-’59 ; Library Club ’56-’57 ; National Junior Honor Society ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59 ; National Honor Society ’58-’59 ; Homeroom Vice President ’54-’55 ; Homeroom Treasurer ’55-’56 ; Homeroom President ’58-’59 ; Student Council ’58-’59 ; Senior Class Treasurer ’58-’59 ; Virginia Girls State ’58-’59. MARY CAROLYN WOODARD — Homeroom Treasurer ’54-’55 ; School Play ’55-’56 ; Art Club ’55-’59, Secretary ’55-’56 ; Spanish Club ’56-’58 ; Stunt Day ’56-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59. ROBERT DONALD WORRELL— J.V. Football 54-’56 ; Varsity Football ’56-’59 ; Co-Captain ’58-’59 ; Track ’56- ' 59 ; Home- room Treasurer ’55-’56 ; Boys Monogram Club ’56-’59 ; Latin Club ’55-’57 ; Beta Club ’57-’59, Treasurer ’58-’59 ; Chemistry Club ’57-’58 ; Class President ’57-’58 ; Sports Editor of An- nual Staff ’58-’59. 132 Congratulations to the Class of ' 59 PULASKI NATIONAL BANK AND PEOPLE NATIONAL BANK Compliments of N E H I BOTTLING COMPANY Pulaski, Virginia Quality Beverages Compliments of PARK SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS Route 11 Pulaski, Virginia 134 Compliments of SNYDER ' S FLOWERS 309 Washington Avenue Compliments of EMMART Millinery and Children ' s Wear TYLER DRUG CO., INC. Prescription Specialists YOUR REXALL STORE 2-6011 Phones 2-4701 Congratulations to the Class of ' 59 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home of Fine Foods BAGEANT CHEVROLET SALES CO., INC. 400 Washington Ave. N. 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The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia A good place to work 1 44 AMERICA — OPPORTUNITY America is but another name for opportunity, said Ralph Waldo Emerson many years ago. And today ' s nuclear-electronic-space age offers opportunities that would startle even the imaginative Mr. Emerson. Textiles, as one of America ' s most essential industries, affords a wider range of promising careers. High sch ool graduates who plan to continue their education should consider the fine textile schools oper- ating in America. Dublin Finishing Co. a unit of Burlington INDUSTRIES. INC. n rest iga.tr Career Opportunities In Textile 145 VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO. Manufacturers - Distributors Pulaski, Virginia Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. 19 East Main Street — Pulaski DUBLIN PHARMACY, INC. Lee Highway — Dublin, Va. 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