Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

i ¥ i ft. He 1960 ume XXXl PuSlisfied Sy tne students of Puhs i Higd Scdool Pulxs i, Virginia CHARLENA WRIGHT Editor HENRY DAVIS Business Manager BETTY ROOT Associate Editor BECKY SHELTON Associate Editor Scarlet RiSSons Farewell, Pulaski High. The Senior Class of ’60 Now leaves you in the hands of others. Yet we do not depart empty-handed. We are taking a part of you As we leave a part of us behind. Our footsteps will re-echo Through these corridors When those who are left have gone. Our lives are united as if a scarlet ribbon, Winding through our days, had bound us In knowledge, understanding, and love. This bond is made stronger by All that we have found together. It may wear thin in time but never break. We are as brothers and sisters With a home for which We have cheered, and fought, and worked. We are the children of Pulaski High School — Charlena Sue Wright 3 5 6 A symbol Exciting festivities Of the spirit that is Rewarding efforts Pulaski High School An ever abiding token ' Yesterday . . . Today . . . Tomorrow Continuing traditions. Special R ecognition Qene Ho6ac6 For five years. Gene Hoback served as a member of the Pulaski High School faculty, devoting much hard work to our athletic department and expressing sincere interest in its growth and improvement. As any good coach, he earned the respect of the boys who worked with him as well as that of the other students. After re- signing as a faculty member he earned even deeper admiration by returning during his spare time, to help our teams, through the illness of Coach Ed Rockwell. In addition at many other times he generously offered his needed services. This year, Mr. Hoback has served as a member of the Pulaski County School Board, representing the Pulaski district. He was elected by the board to represent it at the Virginia Education Association. It is only fitting that we should now give this small token of our thanks, appreciation, and deep admira- tion to Mr. Gene Hoback. He will long be remembered for his many services to the community and here at school remain in our hearts and memories as a distinguished coach. 9 I Mrs. ofin Sanarrs I i 10 I One sees her coming to school— neat, unhurried, smil- ing; One sees her leaving, sometimes late, sometimes later, j after school, bandbox fresh— neat, unhurried, smil- I ing. One would not guess what such serenity can hide. The boy whose shoes were bro ken and tom does not j shout abroad his “thank you” to the lady who found a new pair for him, who without embarrassing his shy timidity brought the shoes someone needed to give to the boy who needed the gift, ministering to the need of both. The girl whose heart was broken and torn cannot ex- press the silent “thank you” to the lady who listened uncritically, and with serious, mature wisdom led her to understanding of herself and her problem, freeing her to solve it. ' Graduated friends, whose need of Pulaski High School began with their acquisition of a diploma, seldom return to tell of the innumerable recommendations, ' transcripts of credit, college and job applications I which mean, sometimes, daily bread and the course i of life itself. j This and these are the substance of her days. One recognizes the praise of state officials, last year’s j evaluation committee, and colleagu es in her field I for her department, created from rudimentary be- ' ginnings under her guidance. One hears respectful comment from former stxidents, fellow faculty members, leaders and members of her church; one remembers numerous speeches to explain “Why” to questioning parents, friends, and —yes— critics of Pulaski High School. To express honor and gratitude, one considers similes, metaphors: Truthful in estimating human weaknesses as an un- retouched photograph; Tactful in reminding an erring one and correcting him as the final finished portrait. Gentle— the brown velvet eyes of a doe are not softer, kinder; Strong in her convictions— the plowhorse’s muscles straining to break stubborn sod are not more pur- poseful . . . If ever the substance of words is inadequate, it is here. With love and unspoken thanksgiving for one who in- spires students, friends, and fellow workers to the highest that life can become, the staflF and sponsors dedicate this 1960 edition of the Oriole to Mrs. John Sanders. Counseling 11 Oriole CHARLENA WRIGHT Editor HENRY DAVIS Business Manager BETTY ROOF Associate Editor BECKY SHELTON Associate Editor 12 PATSY HOPKINS Literary Editor Senior RODNEY STUMP Literary Editor Senior RHELDA OWENS Class Editor Senior , NICKY SAUNDERS Sports Editor Senior PATSY THOMAS Sports Editor Senior JEWEL CUTLIP T ijpist Senior KATHERINE KIRKNER T ypist Senior JO ANN TOLLEY Typist Senior RUTH PHIBBS Assistant Editor Junior WARREN ALLEY Assista nt B usi n ess M onager Junior 13 Oriole Staff JANICE JONES RONNIE KING CARLOS COOK Class Editor Art Editor Lai out Editor Junior Junior Junior i CLIFFORD SHELOR Activities Editor Junior RARBARA TOLBERT Typist Junior MARGARET YOUNG Administration Editor J ' unior MARGARET PAINTER Class Editor Sophomore ALBERTA ELKINS Business Secretary Sophomore MARGARET SUE FLIPPIN Class Editor Freshman MIKE HOOKER Photographer Freshman BOBBY HILTON Class Editor Eighth Grade 14 |l AdministvAtion 15 I Kennetd G. 3ulp, Principal Duke University, B.A. University of Virginia, M.S. This yearbook should serve in general, three purposes. First, it should be a storehouse of pleasant memories for the students. Ten or fifteen years from now you will turn through these pages and each picture will start a chain reaction of memories which will enable you to relive part of your past. Second, it should portray to the general public a picture story of what goes on in our school. Most yearbooks give little attention to the academic area of school life. Yet, in truth, the academic occupies the majority of the students’ time. We hope to have made some progress in that direction. Finally, it should provide the students with a project on which they can bring to bear their individual talents and have the opportunity to create something that is distinctive and worthwhile. I think all three purposes have been achieved through the dedicated efforts of Miss Palmer, Mrs. Blankenship and the yearbook staff of 1960. Congratulations on a job well done. 16 t fieodore Viars University of Virginia, B.S. Assistant Principal MRS. BARBARA CROCKETT Secretary to the Principal Secretaries CAROL SUE WILSON General Secretary 3 culty ALZIE LEE BARNETT Radford College: B.S. American Government; Civics; American History MRS. RUTH B. BIRD Radford College: B.S. French; Guidance Counselor ELIZABETH BLAIR Vanderbilt University: B.A. English MRS. MARY LOU BOYD Mary Washington College: B.A. Math MRS. JEAN L. BLANKENSHIP Radford College: B.S. Math; Guidance Counselor MRS. PHYLLIS J. BROWN Roanoke College: B.S. Math; Algebra; Physics MRS. MARGARET D. BUSHONG Randolph Macon Woman’s Gollege: A.B. English LEON A. GLAY V. P. I.: B.S. Industrial Arts 18 3acu MRS. BILLIE FARMER Radford College: B.S. Bookkeeping; Office Practice; V. O. T. EDNA FRYE East Tennessee State College: B.S. English LAURA DALTON William and Mary College: B.S. Chemistry; Science MRS. ROSE DUGGER University of Louisville: B.A. English; World History JUNE A. FORTUNE Radford College: B.S. Science ELLEN PALMER Radford College: B.A. English 21 3aculty MRS. BETSY GROSECLOSE Woman’s College of U. N. C.: B.S. Home Economics JOSEPH HARRIS Concord: B.S. Band MRS. VERDIE M. HOLT High Point College: B.S. Science EZMA LEA KING Radford College: B.S. Health and Physical Education PADDY J. LILLY East Tennessee State: B.S. Industrial Arts; World Geography TRY C. LINDSEY ity of Virginia: B.S. iology; Science MRS. KATHERINE G. KEGLEY Radford College: B.S. Health and Physical Education MRS. MARY ANN LEMONS Longwood College: B.S. English; Guidance Counselor 18 Jaculiy MRS. EDNA LOFTUS Radford College: B.S. Algebra; Plane Geometry; Senior Math HARRY L. LOFTUS Lynchburg College: A.B. Health and Physical Education MAYME K. McCOY Radford College: B.S. Government; Senior Guidance Counselor MRS. BESSIE S. TOTTEN Radford College: B.S. Plane and Solid Geometry T rigonometry; Advanced Algebra MRS. LALAH H. NEWMAN Radford College: B.S. Home Economics ELLEN PALMER Radford College: B.A. English MRS. EDNA LOVE University of Tennessee: B.A. Art; Social Studies MRS. DORIS P. NESBIT Queens College: B.S. Social Studies; World History l ' i 21 MARGARET P. PERDUE and Mary College B.A. Librarian William MRS. JUANITA C. ROBERTSON Radford College; B.S Latin; Math THOMAS M. ROBERTSON Lynchburg College: B.S. D.E.; D.O.; General Business LOLA ROBINSON Radford College: B.S. Typing; General Business. Bookkeeping EZMA LEA KING Radford College: B.S Health and Physical Education MRS. MYRNA ROCKWELL Radford College: B.A. Choral Music MRS. THELMA L. SANDERS Indiana State College: B.S. and M.S. Director of Guidance MRS. KATE K. SAUFLEY Madison College: B.S. Social Studies; World History 3 culty 22 MRS. FRANCES WALDRON Mary Wa.shington College: B.A. English; Speech and Dramatics MRS. ANN B. WALLACE Radford College, Peabody Conservatory: B. A. Spanish; English CARL R. TRACY Davis and Elkins College: B.S. English; Math MRS. BESSIE S. TOTTEN Radford College: B.S. Plane and Solid Geometry Trigonometry; Advanced Algebra 1ft CLARENCE L. STROUP Lynchburg College: B.A. U. S. History; World History LELIA N. SUTPHIN Radford College: B.S. Biology; General Science 3acultij MRS. FRANCES P. SHORTER Radford College: B.S. Typing RUTH A. SIMPSON Radford College B.S. Shorthand; Typing 23 32iCulty Teachers pause during a busy day. DEWEY WILSON East Tennessee State: B.S. Mechanical Drawing You come— rain or shine, sick or healthy, You go— to all our activities. You help— with lessons, love, or life. You hinder— our trip downward. You lead— ever upward that we may be leaders. You follow— when inspiration moves a student. You praise— when we deserve it. You criticize— when we need it. You’re silent— when we set goals impossible to reach. You talk— and talk, when we lose hope. You are everything— a teacher, a doctor, a mother, a pal, a ruler. Because of this we wish to thank you for five of the most wonderful years of our lives. asses 4 Five years ago we entered Pulaski High School through doors that opened a new world of learning, playing, and companionship. Little did we realize at that time how much the days we spent here would mean to us in the final moments that we are as one— in classes, activities, and achievements. Some of our friends have gone away to other schools while others have come to fill the gap. These we have taken to our hearts and we hope they have been nourished by Pulaski High as we have. The memories that have been stored in our minds are priceless for they shall lighten many burdens— illumine dark hours, if we but bother to take them from their shelves, dust them off, and restore them in their rightful places. Memory will be our link with our old friends and serve as stories to be handed down to the youths that will take P. H. S. as their home. Among our memories of our last year on “The Hill” are the first day we marched into the auditorium and the thrill of being really seniors, tlie grandeur of the Miss P. H. S. Contest with the crowning of a senior girl as queen, giving the gift of a huge decorated tree to the underclassmen, the work we put into the dream of a class trip, our own Youth Day when we finally got to “wield the rod” and the soon— too soon— to be realized dream of graduation. We feel greatly honored that the 1960 Oriole has used our class colors- red and white— as its theme basis. It is our belief that this is the first year that any Senior Class has been so remembered. We have been led and guided by wonderfully understanding teachers throughout our high school career and in this last year we want to express our gratitude and respect to our most able and hard-working sponsors— Mrs. Miller Bushong, Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. Harry Loftus, Miss Mayme K. McCoy, Miss Ellen Palmer, and Mrs. J. C. Totten. Pulaski High, we leave to you our pride, our love, and our loyalty. May you always be a symbol to future youths as you have been to the Class of ’60. Give to them the stuff for life, give them the courage to whisper, “ T can!’ ” Senior OFFICERS Seated: Nicky Saunders, Presi- dent. Standing, left to right: Ted Shepherd, Vice-President; John Gregory, Treasurer; Nor- ma Royal, Secretary. } 26 ELEAXOR RHEA AKER “Eleanor” Cold ’November day; A clock keeping time. BARBARA SUE AKERS “Barbara Sue” Flight of a bird; ' Melodies of the seasons. HAZEL LYON ALBERT “Hazel” ' Velvet and lace. Sunset over the Caribbean 27 SHIRLIE BELLE ANDERSON “Sliirlie” Soft melodies, Harmony of love. HAVER LOUISE BOWMAN “Louise” A world globe; Scent of first violets. Senior WILLIAM STUART BLACKBURN “Billy” A covered bridge; An artist’s hands. CLARENCE ELDRETH BOYD “C. E.” Meaningful words; Deeds of example. DIANE YVONNE BOLEN “Diane” The still of the water; The brilliance of a formal. MARGARET JOLENE BOYD “Jolene” Freshness of a white snowfall, A smile to greet all. DANIEL MADISON BREEDLOVE “Daniel” Better to be early than late, Life passes so quickly. JACK MELX ' IN BROWN “Jack” Chrome and polish; Untraveled roads. DENNIS WAYNE BRYSON “W ' ayne” Fidelity of a friend; A gentle tread of feet. KENNETH WAYNE BURTON “Kenneth” Healing power of time; Searching understanding. JERRY M ' AYNE CHAFFMAN “I erry” A life of happiness; Promise for the future. 29 Senior HAROLD MONROE COLE “Harold” A ship in the clouds; A morning greeting. DOUGLAS GLAS WILSON COL “Doug” Corn cob pipes; Hikes in the meadow. COLLINS MARVIN LEWIS CONNER “Marvin” Quietness of faith, Gentle breeding. FRANCES DELORES COVEY “Frances” The first crocus; A lily on a Bible. BEULAH RHEA COX “Bculali” A kitten at play; Footprints in the sand. BENNY WAYNE COX “Benny” The roar of loud mufflers; Trusting, fun loving way. MARY ELIZABETH DALTON “Betty” Candlelight and roses; Southern aristocracy. PHILLIP ANDREW CRUFF “Phillip” Excitement of a race; A hand entwined in another. MARY JEWEL CUTLIP “Jewel” The enchantment of music; The fun of days gone by. 31 I WALTER STAPLES DALTON “Waldo” The sway of a willow tree; U nfathomahle gentleness. DORIS ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY “Doris” Crispness of a Gibson girl; An enchanted woodland. CECIL LARRY DAVIS “Cecil” Rolling of a drum. Fragrant, netoly mown h ay. — MMii— III ' iiim II i Senior PHILLIP GENE DAVIS “Henry” An Alpine holiday; A tall tale. ERNEST RICHARD DICKERSON “E. R.” MARIA ELENA DOUTHAT “Maria” Little village on the road; Hono r to be there. 1 32 ! MARY ELLEN DUNCAN “Mary Ellen” Magic being performed; Belief in tradition. PATRICIA SUE DUTTON “Patty” Majesty of a symphony; Warmth of woolen mittens. DAVID COLUMBUS EAST “David” Reality of life; Steadiness of rain. class CONRAD REN’IS EDWARIXS “Revis” A single headlight; Swift undercurrents. ROGER WILLIAM EI3WARDS “R() ier” Wisdom of a writer; Unhurried confidence. CHARLOTTE ANN EVERSOLE “Ann” Tinkling water on rocks; Carved ivory. A 33 DOUGLAS WAYNE FARMER “W ' aynf” A kuif’ht in armor; A (looncay to succe. ' is. JOSEPH FRANK FINKSTEIN “Joe” Moods of a thunderstorm; Sender of thoughts. CARL JAMES FISHER “Carl” Surprise parties; Words of encouragement. 1 Senior WANI3A SUE FRAZIER “Wanda” Notes of music; Natured curls. DOUGLAS EDWARD FREEMAN “Doug” Unmeasured heights; A beacon at .sea. F”RANKIE ELLEN FRENCH “F ' rankie” Indian drums; A bubbling brook. 34 CECILE CHARLENE FROST “Charlene” Pearls ami lace; Parchment paper. HARRY HENDERSON GIBBS “Jack” Deafening cascades; Enjoyment of life. JAMES EDWIN GRANTHAM “Jimmy” The clash of cymbals; Jolly as Saint Nicholas. JOLENE SUZANNA GRANTHAM “Jolene” A whirling baton; Beauty of a red rose. MYRTLE ARLENE GIBBS “Peachie” Sets and cameras; Syncopated rhythm. JERRY GLISBY GREGORY “Jerry” Sound of falling timbers; Flash of neon signs. JOHN WAYNE GREGORY “John” Quietness of a chapel Praying hands. CYNTHIA JEAN GROSS “Cyntliia” Silence of falling snow; Fragility of a leaf. BONITA GAIL GRUBB “Gail” A misty afternoon; Burning incense. Senior HOWARD BUFORD HAGA “Howard” Working toward a goal; The height of greatness. ELIZABETH DAWN HAGEE “Liz” Simplicity of white gloves; Waiting for a train. 36 DORIS ELAINE HALE “Elaine” Steel taps at a distance; Marching feet. 1 DAVID LEE HALL “David” A whistled tune; Strength of steel. SARA JANE HALL “Sara Jane” Blowing autumn leaves; A guiding star. WANDA SUPTHIN HALL “Wanda” Spanish lace; Golden bands. BETTY SUE HANCOCK “Betty” Grass hidden violets; Spots of a fawn. 37 JERRY EUGENE HANEY “Jerry” Quiet of the prairie; Plans for days to come. BOBBY ANTHONY HARRELL “Slugger” A stately poplar; Grandeur of Niagara Falls. LINDA JANE HARE “Linda” Swirls of fallen snow; A diamond tiara. BOBBY DUANE HARRELL “Bobby” Swirls of paint on canvas, A smock and an easel. Senior WANDA ELAINE HARLOW “Elaine” Fourth of July fireworks; Corridors at noon. RICHARD DOUGLAS HELDRETH “Richard” Dense, foliage of a jungle; Silent strength. 38 I EARL GILBERT HILL “Earl” Fortune tellers truth; A -coat of arms. ELEANORE CAROLE HILL “Carole” A trip abroad; Moonlight in spring. BARBARA EILEEN HILTON “Tinky” The excitement of a fair; Cheerful kindness to all. JERRY KENNETH HODGE “Jerry” Mirth of a child; A joking smile. NORA PATSY HOPKINS “Patsy” Serenity of moonlit water; Pink clouds in the sunset. BONNIE LOU HUBBLE “Bonnie” The gleam of a candle. The mist of dawn. 39 REBECCA CAROLYN HUDSON “Carolyn” The distance of a star; An inner glow of happiness. PATRICIA ANN HULL “Pat” Glow of red embers; Mellowness of an apple. DREAMA B. HUGHES “Dawn” Walk through a .shady lane; A ride in the afternoon. NATHANIEL HENRY HURD, III “Nat” Mischievous fun; A Senior’s memories. 40 JAMES RENNIE HUGHES “J. R.” A cornerstone of good; Comradeship. Senior JEANNE EILEEN HURST “Jeanne” Paris in the fall; A home, merry at Christmas. GLENNA DIANNE JENNINGS “Dianne” Anatomy of time; A faint echo. Class CAROLYN SUE JONES “Carolyn” Chatter of chipmunk. ; Laughter of a child. SANDRA BUTTS JENNINGS “Sandra” The artist’s sketches; Silent, early morning. LONNIE EARL JONES “Lonnie” A jet crossing the .sky; Hastening footsteps. 41 CAROLYN VIRGINIA JOHNSON “Carolyn” Sun sparkling on dew; Bud of a rose. DUANE WILLARD KANODE “Cousez” Polished leather; A song of sincerity. DONNA RACHEL KEGLEY “Donna” Scent of a spicy kitchen; A smile of truth. RONALD EUGENE KEl “Ronnie” Hunt for achenture; Unknown wonders. KEISTER DOUGLAS ANN KIDD “Dongie” Harmony of a madrigal; Simplicity of Irish linen. I I Senior GLORIA JEAN KINDER “Jeanie Bug” Gift of a fricndshij) ring; Pink carnations. KATHERINE KAY KIRKNER “Katlierinc” A mystic dream; Happiness to come. DAVID JACKSON KING “David” Saddle and bridle; Lure ofthe wilderness. 42 1 I! I JANET GAYLE MABRY “Janet” Purrin of a kitten; A Spanish mantilla. JETTA BURCHETT MARTIN “Jetta” Guidance of a godmother; Vibrant tones of violins. MARTHA REBECCA MARTIN “Becky” A bowl of fruit; Nightingale pledge. 43 WILLIAM PRESTON MARTIN “Billy” Call of passing fancy; A burning candle. Senior DELORES YVONNE MINK “Sis” Today is to the point; Tomorrow is the dream. RICHARD DOUGLAS MEREDITH “Dickie” An American gentleman; Mystery of what comes next. JERDY RAE McROBERTS “Jerdy” Life built on hope; Lived in love. MARY MAGDALENE MARTIN “Mary” Weaving of colors gay; Possibility of all. LILLIAN FRANCES MELTON “Frances” Green banks of a river; Mirror of goodness. 44 ELDRED DUANE MITCHELL “Mitchell” A roaring motor; Silent tread of a leopard. BETTY SUE MOFFIT “Betty Sue” A forgiving heart; The dream of a . ' summer sky. PEGGY ANN MOORE “Peggy” Blue lights on snow A lacy valentine. NANCY LUE MOREFIELD “Nancy” Laughter in- a crowd; Dignity and poise. DALE ROGER MORRIS “Dale” Shining barrel of a rifle; A graceful dive. JOHN WAYLAND NASH, JR. “John” Rage of a storm; Devoted hands to help all. 45 DANNY RUSSEL NELSON “Danny” A friendship, always true; Noble thoughts in action. RHELDA MARIE OWENS “Rhelda” Brightness of a new day; The flow of a fountain. DAVID EDWIN PARKS “Eddie” Making o f the news; A quiet lion. Senior 46 I I REBECCA CECIL REPASS “Becky” Tone of a grand piano; Tinkling of a bell. PEGGY JEAN QUESENBERRY “Peggy” Green depths of the sea; A crescent moon. WILLIAM VV. QUESENBERRY “Billy” Ballads of old; Songs of tomorrow. 47 ' ■Met CAROLYN MAE ROGERS “Carolyn” Pictures in an album; Scottish plaid. BARBARA ANN RICKEY “Barbara” A good nature; Noble to the end. RICHARD LEE REPASS “Richard” Circles of smoke; An amber sunset. Sf7S.-j- ie.mksuaKmt - - - - ■ eaewcaavwsaacw Senior LORNA LOU ROGERS “Lorna” Eyes of mystery; The glitter of an icicle. MARY ELIZABETH ROOF “Betty” A bright, full moon; The charm of a real lady. SHIRLEY NORINE ROSS “Shirley” Blush of an innocent heart; A holiday filled with cheer. I ; 48 NORMA JEAN ROYAL “Nonna” Brilliance of a diamond; Change of scenery. Chss NICHOLAS EDWIN SAUNDERS “Nicky” Force of a monsoon; Rock of Gibraltar. — ■ 9 - , � HAROLD CLAYTON RUPE “Harold” A smile to trust; Sense to distinguish. ANITA LOUISE SCHRADER “Anita” Quaint English village; Lighted Christmas tree. 49 SANDRA ANN RUPE “Sandra” White cherry blossoms; Faith for tomorrow. PATSY ANN SCHRADER “Pat” Medieval court; A crowned queen. i Senior ALVA THEODORE SHEPHERD “Ted” Bounce of a basketball; A country drive. JAMES RONNIE SMITH “Buck” Bear trap; A small giant. LARRY DUANE SMITH “Larry” A map of delightful life; Proving something. FRANKLIN HOWARD SPENCER “Spencer” Brook filled with fish; Warm glow of a fireplace. KAREN LYNETTE SPENCER “Karen” Burnished gold; Scent of frankinsence. KENNETH BYRON SPENCER “Byron” Charcoal sketches; A marching band. JOYCE MARIE STILTNER “Joyce” Cheering for victory; A charming personality . 51 WILLIAM GATHER STOOTS “Willie” A sincere soul; Life filled with fun. DARLENE LEVILLIA SUTPHIN “Dink” Soft, white mink; A quiet fawn in the forest. EDWARD FRANKLIN STINSON “Eddie” A question of right; Summer night’s lightning. BONNIE MAE SUTPHIN “Bonnie” A life lived for others; Stateliness of her own. RODNEY LEE STUMP “Rodney” Arabian Nights; A forbidden island. Senior JO ANNE SUTPHIN “Jo Anne” A Japanese kimono; Rocks overhanging a pool. 52 SYLVIA ERNESTINE TAYLOR “Sylvia” A will to go forth; Stopped by nothing. Class CALVIN EUGENE THORNTON “Eugene” Limits of eternity; Understanding existence. PATSY SUE THOMAS “Patsy” Difference of each day; Beheld beauty. BOB WAYNE THOMPSON “Bob” Leprechaun’s liveliness; A mind of laughter. VELMA FAYE THORNTON “Velma” Joyfulness of gifts; Silence of a friend. TERRY LEE THORNTON “Terry” Swift sleigh rides; Living each day for itself. 53 JO ANNE TOLLEY “Joby” Freshness of spring; Beauty of white lace. VERNON RAY THORNTON “Vernon” Gigantic redwoods; Sound of a cataract. JAMES EDWARD TIBBS “Jim” Purposeful determination; Steel , of rod and gun Senior 54 ROSA HALE TURPIN “Rosa Lee” A wave of good-bye; Admiration of others. 55 Senior SHIRLEY GALE WHITE “Gale” Speech from a stage; Rhythm and grace. WANDA YVONNE WEBB “Wanda” Rivulets of a spring; A view of life. JO ANNE WHITE “Jo Anne” Readiness of heart; Soft voice of nearness. FREDERIGK EUGENE WILLIS “Fred” A sincere question; Never a quiet moment. LINDA LOUISE WELGH “Linda” Cidtured pearls; A woodland sprite. LARRY EUGENE WILLIAMS “Larry” Steeples of Notre Dame; Roar of an avalanche. 56 I LEILA ANNE WINDLE “Anne” A lone city at night; _ Green fields in summer. KATHLEEN WTNGO “Kathleen” Sound of a piano note; Strawberry blonde. DAVID LEE WORRELL “David Lee” Bodies in combat; Smiling thoughts. 57 BILLY EUGENE HARRELL “Billy” A guardian buck; A Greek statue. GLENN DAVID McNEW “David” Practice of yogi; Gift of life. ALFRED JAGKSON TABOR “Jack” A Marathon race; Efficient understanding. t Summer graduates BARBARA ELLEN ZEIGLER “Barbara” | Midnight mists on a lake; Blue hues on black canvas. ' 58 Senior Memories M rcfiing into Assemblies Miss Puhsbi Higb Scbool C ass meetings CbristmAS cards Cfirisfmas trees Ma ajinc drive Senior Phy WAsbington trip 3orensie Activities IJoutb Dap Map Dap Junior-Senior Prom Senior BAnquet Airards Assembly Bacca aurcafc Sermon QrAduAtion The white ribbon marks the page; The scarlet ribbon binds our lives; This book marks our place in these school years. V 59 OFFICERS Seated: Warren Alley, president; Standing, left to right: Clifford Shelor, vice-president; Nor- man Prillaman, secretary; Janice Jones, treasurer. The Junior year has been the most exciting year we have had in high school. This year we are upperclassmen; we received our newly designed class rings. We presented a Junior Class play entitled “Brother Goose,” which was a big success. Mr. Lindsey’s homeroom won the March of Dimes Drive with an average of two dollars and fifty-cents per pupil. The Juniors honored the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Prom. I am sure this year as Juniors will never be forgotten and we look with great anticipation to being Seniors. The class sponsors who have done a fine job are the following: Miss Alzie Lee Barnett, Mrs. Billie Farmer, Miss Edna Frye, Miss Emma Gallimore, Mr. Henry Lindsey, Miss Lola Robinson, Mrs. Frances Shorter and Miss Ruth Simpson. i 60 MKIA ' IU.K AXDKHSON AW HFA ll JERRY BISIIOR PECC;V BLAXKF S[1IR JANE BOAN FRANK BOM) MARTHA BOWYER JUNE BRAMMER LEON BRANSCOME BOBBY BRAH ' ION CEARA BROWN SANDRA BURCHETT NEECIA BUR ' l’ON BRUCE CASSEEl. 61 CONN ' IK CASSKLL CllAKl’IX JACK IF. CIIUMBLFY R()C;FR CLARK MYRA COWFR CARLOS COOK MFRIT COORFR RARIO COX BETIY C:F F cox ELIZARF ' I H COX CAYLF COX JIMMY COX LEONA CROCKE ' rr JIMMY CROUCH JIMMY CUMM1 C;S t MARGARET DALION HU 1)1) V FACC WADK KAW ' INC LYDA KAHMKH TOMMY FARMKH IRCIU FIORE HECKY FISHER CAROLYN FISHER CHARLYNE FOX RUDELL F RAZIER NANCY FRENCH KAYE FRYE JIMMY CETTYS JOYCE CILL RRENDA GILMAN JANET GOLDEN LYNDELL GRAVELY DELTON GREY RARRARA HAGEE GHARLES HALL TOMMY HALL EDNA HANGOGK GAROL HARFE FERD HARN EY 63 1 LINDA HELTON KATHERINE HORTON ROBERT HUDSON JAMES HUGHES . TJpl.LEY HURST Sandra jackson HEDY JARRELLS DALLAS JENNINGS ANN JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON ANN JOHNSTON lANTCE JONES RALRH JONES GHARLOTTE KEENE BUTCH KEGLEY BOBBY KENNEDY tjfNDA KENNEDY BILLY KING PATSY KING KING I VALERIA KING NTARY KINSER NELLIE KNOTTER I ■ 1 64 MARY LANDIS WANDA LEESON JO ANN LEWIS JOHN LILLY LANNY LINKOUS LYN LOWER CHARLOTTE LYONS DICKIE MABE LINDA MABRY KATHRYN MANNING CLOYD MANUEL PATSY MANUEL PEGGY MANUEL TOMMY McCRAW FRANGIS McDANIEL SYLVIA MILLER G. T. MONTGOMERY FREDDY MOREFIELD ROGER MOREFIELD JANE MOREHEAD PATSY MORRIS JANE NOLAND GHARLES NOVELL 65 LARRY O’DELL DAN ' ID OLIVER CLARK OWEN MARTA OWENS BETTY PARKS DAVID PARKS JIMMY PATTERSON LESLIE PAYNE BECKY PEARCE JAMES PHIBBS JEAN PHIBBS RUTH PHIBBS ARTHUR PICKEREL LINDA PINKARD CAROL POORE BARBARA POWERS LEE PRICE NORMAN PRILLAMAN CAROLYN OUESENBERRY LINDA RAKES DREAMA RATCLIFFE LARRY RATCLIFFE LINDA RATCLIFFE 66 xMARY REAVES VIVIE REESE BILLY REPASS BOBBI RICE MILTON RITTER CAROLE ROBINSON CHARLES RORRER JULIA RORRER GENE SELF CLIFFORD SHELOR DENNIS SHEPPARD BUTCH SHOiMAKER JEAN SxMITH JOY SMITH LINDA SMITH JANICE STIMSON BRENDA SURBER ARTHUR SUTHERLAND DIANNE SUTHPIN KAYE TAYLOR ARNOLD STOOTS EUGENE STUART BONNIE SULLIVAN 67 i HARVEY THORNTON RARRARA TOLBERT DOROTHY TRAIL JEAN TRAIL RANDY TURPIN WANDA TURPIN LANA VIA FRANK WADDELL MARVIN WADDELL JOHN WALKER PATTY WALL JOHN W ALLACE BOBBY WARE PEGGY WARLICK DENNIS WEBB JOHNNY WEBSTER PHYLLIS WHITAKER BRENDA WHITE DORIS WHITE JO ANN WHITE SHARON WIRT EDNA WOLF NORA MAE WOOLWINE 68 BEULAH WORRELL MARGARET YOUNG Junior annual staff members at work. Junior history class. Cast members of the Junior Class Play, “Brother Goose.” 69 OFFICERS TOM McCarthy President DANNY AKERS Treasurer MARGARET FAINTER V ice-P resident HELEN WHITEHURST iiiecretunj Soph omove CUss This year the Sophomore Class has become more accustomed to life at P. H. S. We have experienced many enjoyable events which will be remembered throughout our lives. We shall always remember the fun and excitement we had working on our homecoming float which won honorable mention. We were well represented in the Miss P. H. S. Contest by six very attractive girls— Kaye Catron, Janet Kirkner, Carolyn Lane, Dee Ann Rooker, Burley Jean Semones, and Kay Stuart. This year was the boys’ first opportunity to participate in varsity football, varsity basket- ball, and wrestling. Those that took part in these sports did a very fine job. Classes this year have been more difficult but we are now beginning to see how im- portant it is that we study hard and learn as much as we can. Many new doors have been opened to us this year. We are beginning to realize how much we must treasure our years at P. H. S. and are looking forward with great anticipa- tion to our remaining years here on the hill. Our sincere thanks and deepest appreciation are extended to our very capable spon- sors: Mrs. Nesbit, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Dugger, Mrs. Kegley, Miss King, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Groseclose, and Mr. Stroup. Danny Akers Patricia Akers Geneva Allen Peyton Alley Alene Anderson 70 Mary Lee Andrews Ruby Andrews Charles Aust Linda Aust G. G. Bageant Philip Baker Darrell Barker Bonnie Barnett Linda Bassett Barbara Bentley Clara Bentley Terr ' Blair Patricia Bocock Freda Bowman Harr - Bo d Larrv’ Boyd Jerry Branscoine William Breedlove Judy Brinkley Diane Brockmeyer Betty Bryson Joe Bryson Shirley Bullions Linda Burchett Diane Burton Jack Byrd Sherman Cain Etta Carlton Linda Carrico Cynthia Carroll Jean Cassell Kaye Catron Harold Childress Verlin Chrisley Carol Ann Clark Michael Clark 71 Emily Cole Jo Ann Cox Donald Crowder Lansford Dawson AlluTta Elkins Johnsie Fowler Mary Sue Collins Mar ' Lou Cox Jesse Crumhley Andrew Dobbins Mary Ellis Janice Freeman Larr ' Cook Teresa Cox Ann Dalton Skipper Duke Donna Farley Jimmy Gallimore Gary Cooper William Cox Kelly Dalton V ' iolet East Patricia Farley Giles Gilley James Covey Herbert Crai r Bobby Davis Dennis Edwards Kay Farmer Walker Goad Buddy Cox Charles Crawford Jay Dawson Evelyn Edwards Larry Fix Bill Gosnell 72 Martha Graham Norma Hayee Roy Harlow Freddie Hill Douglas Hughes Wanda Jackson Gale Grantham R. T. Hall Diane Harrell Patsy Hodtte Janie Hughes Hallie Jennings Willis Gravely Ronald Hall Curtis Hawkins Pat Hollins Judy Hughett Eileen Johnson Wayne Gray Ronnie Hall Rita Hawks Frank Hotz David Hurd Kenneth Johnson Carolyn Gross Loretta Hancock Betsy Herron Johnny Howlett Grant Hurd Leo Johnson Barbara Guynn Carl Harless Larry Hiatt Wanda Hudson Kay Hurst Margaret Johnston 73 1 Mar ' S. Johnston James Kidd Marthk Lemons Mar ’ Jo Marshall Tommy McPeak James Morris Marv’ T. Johnston Janet Kirkner Bett ' Linkous Drucilla Martin Ronnie Melton Leon Morris Allen Jones Douglas Knode Violet Linkous Howard NJartin Sue Mickey Kenneth Morrison Linda Jones Carolyn Lane Jerry Lockett RoKer Matherly Karen Millirons Donald Murphy Darlene Kanode ' elma Leeson Julia Lookabill Tom McCarthy Do uk Mooney Roy Myers Barbara Kennedy Carol Sue Lefler Larry Marshall Norman McMillan Amon Moore Nancy Jo Newman Ann Owen Steve Pearce Margaret Powers Carolyn Richardson Danny Roope Billy Self Brenda Pagan Frances Pickerel Shirley Powers Imogene Richardson Bett ' Rape Jackie Self Margaret Painter Jerry Pinkard Wayne Ratcliffe Nancy Rigney Judy Rupe Burley Jean Semones Richard Patterson Harry Potts Gordon Reams Hensel Ritter Sammy Saunders Hazel Sisk Terry Patterson Terrs Powell Barbara Reaves Sandra Rogers Sylvia Saunders Jean Slate Patsy Patton Kenny Powers Han-y Rhett Dee Ann Rooker Roger Scott Aloma Smith Billy Smith Charles Smith DeeAnne Smith Pam Smith Pe jiy Smith Doris Southern Joyce Southern Lois Spencer Geraldine Sprinkle Kay Stuart Judy Surface Lucinda Surratt Rojier Sutherland Cheryl Suthpin Everett Sutphin Jerry Sutphin Richard Thornton Wanda Tracy Earl Tuell Doroth - Tuell Jackie Turner Lett - Turpin Jo Ann Vordo Richard Waddell Michael Walker Pat Wallace Bill Walton Kenneth Warden Rave Ware Eddie Warf Donald White Reggie White Helen Whitehurst Marjjaret Whitley Leonard Williams Richard Williams 76 HoKvr Williams Gordon Wilson Nancy Jo Wilson Jimmy Windle Doris Wood Gai Wright iu Sopfiomoves af wov and p ay 77 OFFICERS Seated: Jiinniy Warden, President; Standing, left to right: Pat.sy Cook, Secretary; Emily Welch, Vice- President; Marj;aret Sue Flipi in, Treasurer. 3vesfim3in CUss We, as members of the Freshman Class, feel we have become true members of Pulaski High School and its activities. We ll always remember the wonderful times we have had as Freshmen, as well as the knowledge and new ideas we have gained here. The members of our class who participated in the May Day Court were Kathryn Clark, Margaret Sue Flippin, lone Leeson, Emily Welch, Gary Fo.x, Jimmy Hickam, Dan Macgill and George Young. We were also well represented in the Miss P. H. S. Contest. Margaret Sue Flippin, the Maid of Honor, was a member of our class. We also participated whole-heartedly in the March of Dimes and Can Drives. One of our most exciting moments was when the Freshman Tri-Hi-Y float was an- nounced first place winner in the Homecoming Parade. We would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our sponsors who have helped us this year. They were Mrs. Boy d, Miss Dalton, Mrs. Love, Miss Newcomb, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Sutphin, and Mrs. Waldron. HENRY ALBERT STEPHEN ALBERT JIMMY ALLEY SANDRA ALLEY MELVIN ANDREWS LYNWOOD ARMBRISTER 78 EDDIE ARNOLD MYRON AUST CHARLES BABB LARRY BAKER NANCY BAKER MARY BARTLETT DAVID BEAMER GLENN BENTLEY THOMAS BENTLEY DELORES BERRY CHRISTINE BEVIL BETTY BISHOP LARRY BISHOP RONALD BOOTH BILLY BRANCH PAT BRYSON TOMMY BURKE BETH BYRD DONALD BYRD FRANCIS CAIN FREDA CANTOR REBA CHANDLER PATTY CHITWOOD NORMA KAY CHRISLEY MARY LOU CHUMBLY JOYCE CLARK KATHRYN CLARK ELIZABETH COLE ROGER COMPTON WANDA CONWAY JUANITA COOK PATSY COOK ROBERT COOPER DELORES COSTELLO KAY COVEY DOROTHY COX JERRY COX WANDA COX ROBERT CROCKETT H. K. CUTLIP PRISCILLA DALTON ROGER DAWSON SYDNEY DEGON DOUGLAS DEHART VIRGINIA DEHART JOANNE DICKERSON MARJORIE DICKERSON CHARLOTTE DODSON 79 THOMAS DUNCAN DORIS EADS GARLAND EARHART JO ANN EARLY DALLAS EAST MARVIN EDWARDS BILLIE ENDICOTT JANIS FAGG JUDY FARMER DICK FIZER MARGARET FLIPPIN LARRY FOLDEN GARY FOX IRMA GARDiNER KATHRINE GEMMELL BETTY GLENN LORENE GRAHAM BETTY GRANTHAM CHARLES GRAVELY DAVID GRAVELY BETSY GREGORY BRENDA GRUBB DIANA GRUBB JERRY GUYNN LEON HAGA ANN HALL FRANKIE HALL JACKIE HALL ROBERT HALL AUTHUR HAMBLIN LARRY HANCOCK MARIE HANDY SYDNEY HARDY NEAL HAWKINS BOB HAYDON JIMMY HICKAM BENNIE HILL SHERRILL HOLSTON MIKE HOOKER DONALD HUGHES PATTY HUGHES PHIL HUFF DALE JACKSON MAYOLA JACKSON BOBBY JONES JOYCE JONES ANNA KANODE JUDY KANODE 80 WINSTON’ KEGLEY SHIRLEY KINSER BETTY KING JOHN KING DANNY KITTS CHARLOTTE LANE GEORGE LAWSON ROBERT LEADFORD DICKIE LEFTWICH lONE LEESON PATTY LEWIS MARY LIVELY FRANKIE LONG BILLY LOVELL RAYMOND LYONS DAN MACGILL GLEN MARTIN SAMMY MARTIN GEORGE MAXWELL SHARON MAUZY DONALD McCRAW BARBARA McMILLIAN BARBARA MITCHELL JOYCE MORRIS CONNIE MURPHY FREDDIE MYERS JEWELL NELSON LAWRENCE NELSON JOHNNY NICHOLS ANN NIXON WANDA NIXON ROGER ODELL BARBARA OGLE JAMES PALMER BRENDA PARKS POSEY PAYNE DELANE PENTECOST DORIS PHIBBS WILLIAM PHIBBS FRANKIE PHILLIPS WILMA PHIPPS BILLY POWERS DAVID QUESENBERRY EMMETT QUESENBERRY FRANKIE QUESENBERRY VERLON QUESENBERRY LARRY RAKES ROGER RAMSEY 81 DICKIE RATCLIFF GAYLE REAMS RALPH REAVES JUDY REESE PHYLLIS REESE LINDA RICHARDSON CHARLOTTE RICKY JEAN ROPER JERRY ROSS PAULINE RUPE RODNEY RUPE MARY SUE SCHRADER NANCY SEMONES RONNIE SEMONES BETTY SHINAULT JESSE SPANGLER JOHN SPANGLER ELWOOD SPENCE BARBARA STINSON FAYE STOOTS JAMES STUART DAVID SUTHERLAND ARRIETTA SUTPHIN LINDA SUTPHIN TERRY TABOR BOBBY TAYLOR DAVID TAYLOR DONALD TAYLOR SHELDON TAYLOR KAY THOMPSON YVONNE THOMPSON GERRIE THORNTON CEGIL THORNTON JAMES THORNTON ' LOUELLA THORNTON DONNA TOWNLEY OPAL TRAIL MARY TURNER ROBERT TURNER LEONARD TURNER LOUISE TURPIN JANICE UMBERGER JAMES UMBERGER JENNIFER VANN ALYENE VAUGHAN AMELIA VAUGHAN LOUIS VAUGHAN RONALD VAUGHAN 82 RUBY WALL JAMES WARD NADINE WARD JAMES WARDEN MITCHELL WARDEN NANCY WARDEN MARY WATSON EMILY WELCH RONNIE WELCH SANDRA WHITAKER CAROLYN WHITE SHIRLEY WHITE WESTLY WHITE MARTHA WILLIAMS MARTIN WILLIAMS JUDITH WINDLE BRENDA WORRELL JAMES WORRELL WANDA WRIGHT GEORGE YOUNG good uqfy K MuGOODOlljyiQ every STUDENT HIVE DOTH! OFFICERS Seated: President, Judy Massie; Standing, left to right: Martha Rice, Secretary; Phil Pearce, Vice-President; Bobby Lemons, Treasurer. SigHtH Qvmc On August 31, we began our first day at Pulaski High School. We were excited and most of us were lost at least once. Finally, we settled down, learned our way around the building, started joining in school activities, and elected our officers. We wish to thank our sponsors who were Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Cuba, Miss Fortune, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Lemons, Mrs. Saufley. Carolyn Adams John Adkins Richard Agee Billy Akers Bruce Akers Wayne Akers Elaine Albert Roger Altizer Danny Anderson Duval Anderson Rita Anderson Sue Ellen Anderson Gerry Atkinson Tyler Ayers Jerry Babb Sherry Bailey John Ballard Barbara Barbettini Dennis Barrett Brenda Bates Iris Bentley Stanley Bentley Sherry Berry Darnell Beverly 84 Larry Bishop Tony Blair Brenda Boyd Dana Boyd Charles Brallcy Ahin Branson Doris Branson Marvin Branson Linda Brinkley Doujilas Brown Irene Bruce Carolyn Buckner Brenda Burke Diana Burton Ronald Byrd Zinnia Cameron Billy Carter Sharon Cecil Richard Clark Carl Childress Claude Childress John Coker Leonard Cole Roger Collins Paulette Conley Belinda Cook Brenda J. Conner Connie Cord Sammy Corder Brenda Covey Carl Cox Charles Cox Juanita Cox Dianne Creger Freddie Crockett Douglas Cruise David Dalton Joan Dalton James Dameron Rebecca Daugherty Eddie Davidson Donald Davis Linda Davis Betty Dixon Rebecca Douthat Jackie Donithan Jerry Duncan Diane Gloria Eads Billy Eanes Kenny Edwards Kay Ellis Jeanne E. Essrich Charles Eversole Judith Eversole Gary Farmer George Farmer Gary Frazier Mary Ann French Darlene Gardner Darrell Gardner Jerry Gardner Peggy Gardner Thomas Gemmel 85 Kathr ' n Gibson Dream A Gills Jimmy Glenn Ha es Goad James Goad Patsy Goad Junior Golden Eddie Goodson %alter Gravely Rosie Graham Patsy Grejiory Jerry Grimes James Gusler Ethel Giiynn Karl Hager Carolyn Haggerty Ann Hall Bonnie Hall Brenda Hall Hazel Hall Iva Jean Hall Polly Hamblin Donald Hawkins Gary Herndon William Hill Bobby Hilton Sue Horton Janet Howlett Ronnie Hubble Elda Hudson X’ernon Hudson Phala Huff Guy Hughes Martha Hughett Andrew Humphrey Roger Hurd Steven Jackson Jennie Johnston Richard Johnston Evelyn Jones Judy Jones Marvin Jones Michael Jones Doris Kanode Norma Kanode George Kelly Roger Kesling Jackie Kidd Cheryl King Dean King Jennifer Kirby Greg Knisley Elaine Knode Patricia Landis Linda Kay Leeson Howard Lefler Bobby Lemons Raymond Link Roylence Link Mike Linkous Tommy Linville Julius Long Opal Long I John Lowman Bobby Love Linda Mann Judy Massie Bonnie Macraw Kleanor Meade Douj las Melton Sandra Mink Clyde Moles Frances Moles Joan Moles Geraldine Mooney Nancy Morehead Terry Morris Carolyn Nelson Alvin Nixon Lawrence Nuckolls Roger Odham Charles Painter Patsy Parks Sandra Parks Wanda Phipps Sammy Patterson Alfred Pearce Phil Pearce Mont Phelps Bobby Phillips Rodney Phillips Barbara Pickerel Freda Pickett Joyce Poole Betty Powers Oneta Quesenberry Terry Quesenberrv ' Eva Ratcliffe Jackie Ratcliffe James Ratcliffe Sharon Ratcliffe V rna Ratcliffe Steve Reaves Wanda Reaves Ronnie Reynolds Martha Rice Wanye Richardson Juanita Riddle Linda Riggins Emma Jean Roe Larry Roope Robert Rorrer Stephen Roseberry Dianne Rudisill Peggy Rupe Ronnie Ryan Kathy Sheets Johnny Shelton Mary Sue Shepherd Peggy Lou Shepherd Billy Sifford Delia Sifford Douglas Simmons Patty Simmons James Slusher Charlotte Smith ) Joyce Smith Larry Smith Freddie Sooner Ronald Southern Eugene Spraker Tommy Stefi Peggy Stephens Kenneth Stoots Scottie Studebaker Harvey Sutherland Hubert Sutphin Carolyn Tabor Roger Taylor Brenda Thomas Mary Jo Thomas Linda Gay Thompson Sandra Thompson Jimmy Tickle Susan Tickle Virgie Tilson David Tipton Bill Tracy Clarence Trail Roger Turman Edward Umberger Mary Umberger Erkel Underwood Cynthia Vaughan Freddie Wright Patti Wright Robert Wright Robert Vaughan Mray Francis Vardo Melvin Ward Freddie Whitaker Henry Woods Barbara Wooten Marie Worrell Barbara Wright Embree White Ernie White Jerry White Lanky Whitehurst Bonnie Williams Jackie Wilson Barbara Wolfe 88 I I BILL ANDERSON President CHARLES NOVELL Vice-President LINDA AUST Secretary Student Council Officers Around the calendar they go— S. C. A. Guide- book, Orientation and Get-Acquainted Activities, De- votions, Homecoming, Assemblies, News, Ghristmas Baskets, Winter Formal, March of Dimes, District and State meetings. Talent Show, Election and In- stallation— the many activitie s that help meet the objectives of the Student Cooperative Association of Pulaski High School. Every student is represented by his homeroom president on the S. C. A. council which meets twice monthly. The student body elects the five S. C. A. officers who work daily with the sponsor. Left to ri( hf, first row: Xick Saniulers, lolcm Boyd. Carolyn Hudson, Nornui Koval, Rol)l y Thompson, Maria Dotithat, Norman Prillaman. Second rmc. Clittord Sliclor, Jay Oawsoit, Helen Whitehurst, Janet Kirkner, Loretta Hancock, Kay Farmer, Diane Brockmeyer, Burley Jean Semones, Richard Agee, Lanky Whitehurst, Johnny Shelton, Sue Horton, Judy Massie, Rebecca Daugherty. GEORGE YOUNG Treasurer NORMAN PRILLAMAN Reporter MISS EMMA GALLIMORE Sponsor The purposes of the S. C. A. are to provide a means of student participation in self-government develop an d maintain good school spirit, maintain good sportsmanship, encourage scholarships, pro- mote closer relationship between the faculty and the student. serve as a co-ordinator of student activities, instill in the students a deeper sense of responsibility, and promote the general welfare of the school and of each individual student. Student Council Left to riiihty first row: Charles Bill AncUTSon, Linda Anst. Georcc Yoiinii, Barbara Tolbert, Janice Jones, Ruth Phibbs, Delton Grey. Second row: Patsy Cook, Miss Gallimore, s)}0)isor; Richard Pat- terson, David Hurd, Jerrv- Bishop, Randy Turpin, Ronnie King. Third row ' : Martha Rice, Sharon Mau .y, Yvonne Thompson. Mary Agnes Lively, Jimmy Warden, Mike Hooker, Beth Byrd. Characfer . . . Cendersfiip . . . Nafional Honor Society WAYNE FARMER President BOBBY THOMPSON MISS BARNETT Sponsor BECKY SHELTON . DORIS DAUGHERTY 1 JO ANNE SUTPHIN RODNEY STUMP i CHARLENA WRIGHT JEWEL CUTLIP Secretary DIANNE JENNINGS WANDA WEBB SUSAN WALKER ELAINE HARLOW MARIA DOUTHAT REBECCA REPASS CHARLENE FROST BARBARA HILTON BETTY DALTON T reasurcr PAT DUTTON SANDRA JENNINGS NICKY SAUNDERS BETTY ROOP Vice-President -mm Tommy McPeak, National utmor Honor Society 93 Beta. Left to right, first row: Mrs. Billie Farmer, sponsor; Janice Parks, Karen Spencer, Charlena Wright, Nonna Royal, secretary; John Gregory, treasurer; Ted Shepherd, president; Susan Walker, chaplain; John Ward, i ice-president; Jewel Gutlip, Becky Shelton, Wanda Wehh, Betty Dalton, Joyce Stiltner. Second row: Rehecca Martin, Sara Jane Hall, Barbara Pinkard, Diane Bolen, Betty Roop, Doris Daugherty, Sandra Jennings, Katherine Kirkner, Maiy Martin, Rhelda Owens, Kathleen Wlngo, Patsy Hopkins, Barbara A. Turner, Carole Hill, Carolyn Hudson. Third row: Charlene Frost, Ann Eversole, Frankie French, Jo Ann Suthpin. Nicky Saunders, Henry Davis, Rodney Stump, Billy Ou ?senberry, Eddie Parks, Larry Williams, Bob Thomp- son, Wayne Farmer, Bill Anderson, Patsy Thomas, Rebecca Repass, Pat Dutton, Kaye Albert, Patty Lewey, Wanda Frazier. Seniors The Beta Club is composed of Juniors and Seniors that maintain a “B” average. They must have integrity, honesty, dependability, commendable attitude, and ap- proval of tbe administration. The main objectives that the Beta Club tries to carry out are to promote interest in scholastic achieve- ment; promote better service in home, school and com- munity; to promote leadership; encourage continuance of higher education; and to unite in a federation with neighboring schools. An achieved goal of the Beta Club is to present a scholarship to a deserving senior who plans to attend college. The main activities of the Beta Club were the Kiddy Dance, installation ceremony, induction of new mem- bers, a homecoming float, and active representation at the state-wide Beta Convention. OFFICERS Ted Sheplierd, President; Jolin Ward, Vice-President; Norma Royal, Secrett rij; John Gregory, I ' reasurer. 94 Left to ri ht, first rote: Katherine Horton, Norra Mae Woolwine, Janice Stimson, Bonnie Sullivan, Peggy Manuel, Janet Golden, Marta Owens, Linda Mabry, Becky Fisher, Neecia Burton, Ann Bevil, Brenda Sur- ber, Becky Pearce, Linda Helton, Joyce Gill, Linda Smith, Charlotte Keene, Jean Altizer. Second rote: Patty Wall, Mary Ann Dalton, Jane Noland, Carole Robinson, Clara Brown, Patsy King, Jean Phibhs, Linda Pinkard, Margaret Young, Joy Smith, Lyn Lower, Sharon Wirt, Nancy French, Ruth Phihbs, Sandra Douthat, Mary Landis, Bobbi Rice, Janice Jones, Brenda White, Valencia King, Jean Smith, Betty Jo Parks. Third rote: Rudell Frazier, Gene Self. Charles Montgomery, David Parks, Roger Morefield, Ronnie King, Charles Novell, Randy Turpin, Larry O ' Dell, Marvin Waddell, Carlos Cook, Tolley Hurst, Arthur Sutherland, Warren Alley, Norman Prillaman, Milton Ritter, Mrs. Frances Shorter, sf onsor. juniors New members received pins with a month, their Beta certificates. 95 ,1 3uture Qesichers of America Left to right, first row: Linda Smith, Barbara Bentley, Alberta El- kins, Peggy Smith; Etta Carleton; Maria Douthat, Lynn Lower, Jo Ann Suthpin, Patty Lewey, Mary Jo Marshall, Mrs, Verdie Holt, sponsor. Second row: Sharon Wirt, Joy Lee Smith, Geraldine Sprinkle, Helen Whitehurst, Patty Dutton, Alice Barkley, Sandra Douthat, Charlena Wright, Wanda Webb, Pat Hull, Delores Mink; Martha Lemons. Third row: Frances Covey, Frankie French, Gary Cooper, Butch Boyd, E. R. Dickerson, Henry Davis, Rodney Stump, Jerry Guynn, Billy Lovell, Carolyn Rogers, Barbara A. Turner. Officers; Elaine Harlow, president; Henry Davis, vice-president; Sharon Wirt, secretarij; Alice Barkley, treasurer. MRS. VERDIE HOLT Sponsor V ELAINE HARLOW President The Eva Vaughan Future Teachers of America is the local chapter of a national organization. The objectives of the F. T. A. are studying and identifying qualities, traits, and aptitudes basic to suc- cessful teaching; participating in prevocational activities which are developmental in nature; and offering poten- tial teachers appropriate experiences to develop readiness for college programs of teacher education. The club sponsors a tea during Teacher’s Work- shop to acquaint the teachers with the club and its work. Activities in which we take an active part are the State Convention, American Educational Week, and Stu- dent Teaching. i 96 Left to right, first row: Kathryn Manning, Hallie Jennings, Frankie French, Jean Smith, Patsy Morris, Wanda Nixon, Ann Dalton, Amelia Vaughan, Jo Ann Cox, Judy Massie, Jetta Martin, Patty Hughes. Ellen Aust, Cynthia Vaughan, Marjorie Dickerson, Aloma Smith, Cher l Stuphin. Second row: Nadine Ward, Velma Thornton, Barbara Zeigler, Jean Slate, Linda Ratclifte, Geneva Allen, Carolyn Buckner, Judy Reece, Christine Bevil, Patricia Farley, Nellie Knotter, Mary Ellis, Douglas Ann Kidd, Eleanor Akers, Ruby Andrews, Donna Farley, Delane Pentecost, Dorothy Cox, Sylvia Taylor. Third row: Charlotte Future Homemakers of America is the national or- ganization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States and territories. As an integral part of the homemaking program F. H. A. provides opportunities for students to have addi- tional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The national organization is composed of chartered state associations which are made up of local chapters. The objectives of the F. H. A. are carried out to try to make a better America. They try to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to work for good home and family life for all, to foster the develop- ment of creative leadership in home and community life, and to further interest in home economics. Lane, Barbara McMillan, Nancy Lee Semones, Lorene Graham, Joyce Morris, Shirley Kincer, Jo Ann Early, Rita Hawks, Karen Millirons, Margaret Johnston, Mary Smith, Darlene Kanode, Mary Sue Schrader, Doris Phibbs, Nancy Baker, Sandra Alley. Fourth row: Mrs. Betsy W. Groseclose, sponsor; Brenda Parks, Linda Richardson, Kay Thompson, Pat Chitwood, Pauline Roop, Brenda Grubb, Barbara Ogle, Emma Jean Roe, Hedy Jarrells, Peggy Warlick, Sylvia Miller, Eleanor Meade, Betsy Gregory, Anne Kanode, Faye Thompson, Leona Crockett, Mrs. Lalah Newman, sponsor. MRS. GROSECLOSE MRS. NEWMAN Sponsor Sponsor 97 Left to right, first row: Janet Mabry, Barbara Akers, Rebecca Martin, secretary; Donna Kegley, Nancy Morefield, Janet Akers Woodyard. Second row: Billy King, Bobby Clark, Benny Cox, Jackie Dickerson, Harvey Thornton, Freddie Turner; Howard Childress, David East. Third row: Jean Trail, Darlene Trail, Judy Childress, vice-president; Linda Kennedy, Martha Martin, Lana Sue Via, president. Fourth row: Doug Freeman, Phillip Cruff, Kenneth Burton, Roger Edwards, Randy Hern- don, J. R. Hughes, Mr. Thomas Robertson, sponsor. V. 6. CluS D. 0. CluS Left to righty first row: Jerry Gregory, Patty Lewey, secretary, Linda Welch, Jo Ann White, Jimmy Duncan, Daniel Breedlove, vice-president. Second row: Dickie Mabe, Jimmy Phibbs, Jerry Anderson, Jimmy Patterson, Charles Rorrer, Larry Smith. Third row: C. E. Boyd, president; Charles Hall, treasurer; Mr. Robertson, sponsor; Jimmy Cummings. Art CluS The Art Club is composed of those students who have taken art or who are presently enrolled in the class. These young people want to further their knowledge in art and want to help others enjoy it more. The main objectives of this year’s Art Club have been to stimulate an interest in art, to share finished proj- ects with others, to learn and show appreciation of art, to decorate the showcases, to help those who will further their art education, and to do a project for the benefit of the entire school. Left to right, first row: Walter Dalton, treasurer; Carolyn Johnson, vice-president; Joyce Stiltner, president; Duane Mitchell, secretary. Second row: Sandra Jennings, Wanda Phibbs, Frances Pickerel, Judy Rupe. Betty Glenn, Jane Boan, Patsy Hopkins, Betty Sue Moffit, Eileen Johnson. Third row: Brenda Boyd, Dee Ann Hooker, Emily Welch, Ellen Aust, Carolyn Hudson, Jo Anne Tolley, Jolene Boyd, Jimmy Tickle, Donald Crowder. Fourth row: Gordon Wilson, David Oliver, Bobby D. Harrell, Jimmy East, Mack Wilson, Bobby A. Har- rell, Jack Tiibor, Byron Spencer, Howard Haga, Lonnie Jones, Mrs. Edna Love, sponsor. 99 Left to ri htf first rotv— seated: Mrs. Margaret Perdue, sjumsor; Nora Mae Woolwine, treasurer; Gail Grubb, secretary; Kenny Powers, vice-president; Wanda Webb, president. Second row: Alice Barkley, Sharon Wirt, Christine Bevil, Linda Ratcliffe, Ann Bevil, Jean Kinder, Mary Burton, Barbara Eversole, Sandra Jennings, Maria Douthat, Reba Chandler, Joanne Vordo. Third row: Jimmy Windle, David Morehead, Rodney Stump, Billy Gosnold, Cloyd Manuel, Reggie White. Left to riiiht, first row: Miss Laura Dalton, sjwnsor; Lyn Lower, Mary Ann Dalton, Ronnie King, president; Norman Pril- laman, librarian; Eugene Self, vice-president; Butch Kegley, secretary; John Lilly, treasurer; Sandra Douthat, Wanda Webb. Scco7id row: Clifford Shelor, Frank Bond, Kay Frye, Jo Ann White, Barbara Hagee, Nora Mae Woolwine, Marta Owens, Elizabeth Cox, Carole Robinson, Jolene Boyd, Carolyn Hudson, Ted Shepherd. Third row: Milton Ritter, Billy Bishop, John Wallace, Jimmy Gettys, Fred Willis, Larrv Ratcliffe, Leon Branscome, Randy Turpin, C. T. Montgomery, Jimmy Grant- ham, Merit Cooper, Marvin Conner, John Walker, Jack Brown, Eddie Parks, Jimmy Cox, Delton Grey. cfi emistry CluS £i5rary Club First row: Diane Bolen, president. Second row, left to ri ht: Becky Shelton, secretary; Carol Hall, vice-president. Third row: Mary Ellen Duncan, chaplain; Betty ' Dalton, reporter; Susan Walker, treasurer; Betty Roop, serjeant-at-arms; Jolene Grantham. Fourt h row: Betty Sue Moffitt, Maria Douthat, Lorna Royers, Bonnie Hubble, Rhelcla Owens, Sandra Rupe, Cynthia Gross. Fifth row: Carolyn Johnson, Patsy Thomas, Patsy Hopkins, Jewel Cutlip, Karen Spencer, Gail Grubb. Sixth row: Evelyn Lane, Elaine Hale, Anne Windle, Wanda Hall, Jo Anne Tolley, Carolyn Hudson, Darlene Sutphin, Jolene Boyd, Kaye Albert. Senior Sri ' Hi-y junior First row: Janice Stimson, president. Second row, left to right: Jean Altizer reporter; Janice Jones, vice-president; Carole Robinson, chaplain; Betty Gene Cox, secretory; Margaret Young, treasurer. Third row: Charlyne Fox, Kaye Frye, Ann John- ston, Jackie Chumbley, Jane Boan. Fourth row: Mary Ann Dalton, Mary Elizabeth Landis; Jane Noland, Bobbi Rice, Marta Owens, Jean Phibbs, Linda Pinkard. Fifth row: Ellen Aust, Wanda Lecson, Nora Mae Woolwine, Barbara Tolbert, Dianne Sutphin, Linda Smith, Mrs. Groseclose, sponsor. First row: Margaret Ann Painter, president. Second row, hit to right: Nancy Jo Wilson, vice-president; Kay Stuart, treas- urer; Helen Whitehurst, reporter; Hazel Sisk, chaplain; Linda Carrico. Third row: Kay Catron, Pat Bocock, Linda Aust; Pat Akers, Linda Bassett, Barbara Bentley, Clara Bentley, Mrs. C. L. Whitehurst, sponsor. Fourth row: Janice Freeman, Barbara Guynn, Carolyn Lane, Martha Lemons, Jean Cassell, Cynthia Carroll, Johnsie Fowler, Marjiaret Ann Whitley, Lucinda Sur- ratt; Mary Lou Cox, Fifth row: Mary Johnston, Mary Jo Marshall, Ann Owen, Violet Linkous, Pat Hollins, Janet Kirkner; Julia Lookabill, Judy Surface, Velma Leeson, Eileen Johnson. Sixth row: Shirley Powers, Sylvia Saunders, Deanne Smith, Pam Smith, Dee Ann Rooker, Druscilla Martin. SopHomore 3resliman First row: Janis FauK, president. Second row, left to right: Norma Kay Christley, vice-presidc7it; Kay Covey, treasurer; Joyce Jones, secretarif; Sharon Mauzy, chaplain. Third row: Mary Lou Chumbley, Beth Byrd, Betty Bishop, Mary Kathryn Gem- mell. Fourth row: Betty Glenn, Margaret Sue Flippin, Billie Endicott, Charlotte Dodson, Joanna Dickerson, Patsy Cook. Fifth row: Kathryn Clark, Phyllis Reese,. Barbara Mitchell, Mary Agnes Lively, lone Lesson, Dianna Grubb, Betsy Gregory. Sixth row: Delores Costello, Sandra Whitaker, Jennifer Van, Yvonne Thompson, Arrietta Sutphin. Barbara Stinson, Brenda Stone. First row: Eddie Parks, president. Second row, left to ri ht: Douu Collins, Ronnie King, vice-} resident; Clifford Shelor, secretary-treasurer; Clark Owen, chaplain. Third row: E. R. Dickerson, Billy Blackburn, Jimmy Gettys, C. J. Bryant, Charles Aust, Bill Anderson. Fourth row: Ronnie Keister, Jerry Hod e, Delton Gray, Rudell Frazier, Gary Fox. Fifth row: Dan MactJill, Dicky Leftwich, Kenny Johnston, Johnny Nickols, Duane Mitchell, Dickie Meredith, George Young, Dick Fizer. Sixth row: James Stuart. Terry Thornton, Dennis Rorrer, Steve Pearce, Charles Novell, Norman Prillaman, David Hurd, Mack Wilson, Fred Willis, Ted Shepherd, Mr. Clay, s onsor. Hi.y Key CluS Left to ri ht, first row: John Gregory, president; Rudell Frazier, vice-president; Richard Patterson, secretary; Warren Alley, treasurer; Butch Kegley, Charles Craw- ford, Jimmy Grantham, Henry Davis. Second row: Norman Prillaman, Charles Novell, Carlos Cook, Nat Hurd, Wayne Farmer, Joe Finkstein, Mr. Wilson, sponsor. St The Pulaski High School Chorus, composed I of eighty voices, has set the mood for special I seasonal religious assemblies in the past year. The objectives of the Chorus were to incor- j porate the development of music reading, produc- tion of good tone, and the appreciation of various forms and classifications of music. A majority of the members participate in I church performances and were invited to sing at other times. All partcipate in the Christmas and i Spring concerts. District Festival, and school per- formances. :l i ' ! Left to right, first row: Alonia Smith, Eileen Johnson, Linda Smith, Doris Daugherty, Gail Grubb, Elaine Hale, Anita Schrader, Mary Ellis, Katherine Manning, Marta Owens, Valencia King, Nancy French, Sherman Cain, Mont Phelps, Diane Burton, Nancy Morefield, Patsy Schrader, Sylvia Saund- ers, Eleanor Akers, Carolyn Rogers. I jl, Left to right, first row: Doris Kanode, Barbara Haga, Geraldine Moo- 1 ney, Gloria Eads, Dorothy Cox, Brenda Parks, Charlotte Smith, Dana i Boyd, Sut RatclifFe, Bonnie Hall, Linda Leeson, Beth Byrd, Opal ij ! Trail, Sandra Alley, Dianne Creger, Brenda Burks, Janet Hewlett, ;i Ij Bonnie McCraw. Second row: Lorene Graham, Pat Bryson, Barbara !ji I Mitchell, Linda Riggins, Wanda Wright, Joyce Jones, Doris Branson, ; Mary Vordo, Elaine Kanode, Betty King, Brenda Hall, Norma Knode, Linda Richardson, Billie Endicott, Patty Hughes, Barbara Wright, Jackie Hall, Mayola Johnson, Linda Sutpin, Marie Handy. Third row: Jennie Johnson, Nancy Morehead, Brenda Thomas, Marie Wor- rell, Shirley Kincer, Norma Chrisley, Linda Brinkley, Donna Townley, Doris Phibbs, Charlotte Dodson, Frances Cain, Rebecca Daugherty, Sue Horton, Anna Kanode, Judy Farmer, Betsy Gregory, Betty Btshop, Irene Bruce, Dreama Gills, Mrs. Myrna Rockwell, director. Second row: Louise Bowman Sylvia Taylor, Sandra Jennings, Kathleen Wingo, Joyce Stiltner, Loretta Hancock, Norma Hughes, Sue Mickey, Diane Brockmeyer, Butch Boyd, Danny Kitts, Bucky Sutphin, James Windle, Larr ’ Bishop, Ann Gravely, Clara Bentley, Carolyn Fisher, Barbara Reeves, Peggy Moore, Ann Kidd. Third row: Rodney Stump, Jetta Martin, Martha Hill, Louise Cain, Shirley Powers, Ethel Brook- man, Betty Parks, Joyce Poe, Jean Altizer, Duane Kanode, Verlon Quesenberry, Roger Clark, Jerry Cox, Roger Morefield, Betty Rupe, Charlotte Lyons, Lyndell Gravely, Sylvia Miller, Mrs. Myrna Rock- well, director. Fourth row: Janie Hughes, Mary Lee Andrews, Joanne Cox, Kaye Frye, Vivie Reese, Mar ’ S. Johnston, Barbara Guynn, Milton Ritter, Larry Lemons, William Reed, C. E. Boyd, John Gregory, John King, Charles Babbs, Judy Brinkley, Peggy Warlick, Hedy Jarrells, Linda Burchett. Cfioral Dep2Lvtment Members of our chorus represented Pulaski High in the All- State Chorus with golden throated tones and fine singing. 105 Lejt to right, first row: Rebecca Repass, lone Leeson, Patsy King, Hazel Albert, Mary Ann French, Mary Lou Chumbley, Kay Covey, Cheryl Sutphin, Betty Bryson, Kathy Sheets, Bill Phibbs, Sandra Rupe, Mar- garet Johnston, Hazel Sisk, Bobby Lemons. Second row: Ralph Jones, Jane Noland, Mike Clark, Carol Robinson, Mary Elizabeth Landis, Eddie Umberger, Clara Brown, David Ratcliffe, Linda Bassett, Evelyn Jones, Bobby Thompson, Dickie Leftwich, C. T. Montgomery, Tolley Hurst, Mr. Harris, director; Mack Wilson. All State Band members from our school were Jane Noland and Becky Repass. Marching before our band proudly bear- ing the colors of P. H. S. were our majorettes. 106 Left to right, third row: Clifford Shelor, Jerry Guynn, Sammy Martin, Kay Albert, Ann Owens, Tony Blair, Carl Fisher, Linda Helton, Charles Crawford, Terry Blair, Peggy Shepard. Fourth row: Byron Spencer, Wayne Ratcliffe, Mary Shepherd, Eddie Stinson, June Bram mer, Connie Cassell, Richard Thornton. ‘ Band The Oriole Band is influential to the students of Pulaski High School and to the community by improving the caliber of music performed, raising musical standards, as well as enriching the lives of its members and listeners. The Band adds enjoyment, entertainment, and school spirit to Pulaski High. Besides participating in various festivals, parades, ball games, and All- State Band, they also give several local programs. With its color and sounds it has added to ball games, pep rallies, concerts and parades. It has represented Pulaski High School at Annual District Festivals. “The Band Blabber” was started this year, giving news of interest to the local band members. Another addition to our school is a Dance Band, sponsored by Mr. Harris. Members are the fol- lowing: Jane Noland, Carole Robinson, Eddie Um- berger, Mike Clark, saxophone; Bob Thompson, Tolley Hurst, C. T. Montgomery, Clara Brown, cornet; Eddie Stinson, Byron Spencer, Richard Agee, trombones; Mack V ilson, Charles Crawford, drums; Rebecca Repass, piano; Bill Quesenberry, string bass. Participation and growing skill in music are joy- ful and satisfying experience which lift band mem- bers to a higher level of satisfaction than is provided by most of life: therefore, it increases the sum total of human happiness. It provides them with a means of self expression, and gives them a worthwhile use for their leisure time. Our band has remained faithful and tried very hard at all times to represent us to its best ability. We would like to thank Mr. Harris for the fine job he has done with the band this year. 107 Left to right, first row: Barbara Stinson, Barbara Tolbert, Carolyn Lane. Second row: Wanda Leeson, Janice Freeman, Jolene Grantham, head majorette. Majorettes Pep CluS Left to right, first row: Janice Stimson, Susan Walker, Marie Semones, reporter; Katherine Kirkner, treasurer; Burley Jean Semones, secretary; Jo Ann Tolley, vice-president; Jolene Boyd, president; Valencia King, Janet Kirkner, Helen Whitehurst. Second row: Nancy French, Janice Jones, Margaret Sue Flippin, Kaye Catron, Dianne Sutphin, Janice Parks, Wanda Turpin, Becky Fisher, Carolyn Hudson, Martha Bowyer, Darlene Sutphin. Third row: Nancy Jo Newman, Wanda Jackson, Linda Aust, Brenda Gilman, Yvonne Thompson, Ann Johnston, Kaye Taylor, Norma Royal, Joyce Stiltner, Diane Bolen, Rhelda Owens Barbara Hilton, Mrs. Katherine Kegley, sponsor. Varsity Name Rock Ovikc Danny Akers ' red Ballard, °tri-captain Harry Boyd Bobby Bratton Ronnie Smith Bobby Warf David McNew Henry Davis E. R. Dickerson Dave Parks, “tri-captain Tommy Johnson John Lilly Number 3ooiSM t ! [ Number Name Mel Anderson Gene Self Nicky Saunders, ®tri captain Terry Patterson Robert Hudson Ted Shepherd Fred Willis Larry 0 Dell Danny Nelson Randy Turpin Gale Grantham Butch Kegley Dennis Wehh Left to right, first row: Coach Harry Loftus, Jerry Bransconie, Jimmy Alley, Kenny Powers, Garland Earhart, David Morehead, Bobby Hay- den, H. K. Cutlip, Dan Love, Jerry Cox. Second rote: Kelly Dalton, Louis Vaughan, Carl Harless, Billy Lovell, Gary Cooper, Mike Hooker, Dickie Ratcliff, Barry Moore, Frank Wadell, Leon Morris. Third rotv: Curtiss Hawkins. Jay Dawson, Jeir ’ Sutphin, Ray Mooney, Donald Taylor, Dickie Ward, Bill Smith, Eddie Warf, Dale Jackson. Howard Martin, Coach Carl Tacy. V. 3oofSall Gigfitd Qnde 3ootSdl Left to ri ihty first roic: Freddy Crockett, Andrew Humphrey, Walter Gravely, Edward Umberger, Mont Phelps, Ronnie Hubble, Jerry Grimes, Jackie Ratcliffe. Second rote: William Akers, Charles Bralley, Larry Bishop, Donald Rowland, Lanky Whitehurst, Duval Anderson, Scotty Studebaker, Carl Childress, Al Pearce. Third rotv: Bobby Phil- j lips, Danny Anderson, John Lowman, Johnny Shelton, Jackie Kidd, Clyde Moles, Phil Pearce, Coach Leon Clay, Coach Dewey Wilson. I 112 Left to right, first row: Konnie Smith, tlichard Johnston, Dean Kinu, Third row: Larry O’Dell, Nicky Saunders, Butch Kegley, Charles No- Altred Pearce, Mike Jones, Clyde Moles. Second row: Kenny Powers, veil, Fred Ballard, George Lawson. Freddie Morefield, Mel Anderson, Gene Self, Dave Parks, C. J. Bryant. lUresfling Coaches Left to ri ht: Chuck Cuba, Carl Tacy, Harry Loftus, Ed Rockwell. 113 Shepherd waits for rebound. WILLIAM STOOTS NAT HURD HERBERT PARKS Co-Captain Parks pumps a shot . . . WARREN ALLEY DAVID HURD RONNIE MELTON BOBBY WARE CLARK OWEN Left to right, first row: Jerry Pinkard, Freddie Myers, Roger Dawson, Dawson, Charles Crawford, Larry Cook. Third row: Lynwood Arm- Jimmy Warden, Frank Hotz. Second row: George Bageant, Lansford hrister. James Palmer, Allan Jones, Bill Walton, Dickie Ratcliff. V. Bas ef all Gigntn Qrside Bas etSdl Left to right, first row: Mont Phelps, Jackie Ratcliff, Danny Anderson, Jackie Donithan, Sammy Patterson, Andrew Humphrey. Phil Pearce, Bobby Phillips. Second row: Walter Gravely, Jerry Grimes. 116 Left to right, first rbiv: Mel Anderson, Buck Smith, Charles Novell, Gene Self, Dave Parks, Dennis Webb, Jimmy Duncan, Butch Sho- maker, Eddie Parks. Second roiv: Norman Prillaman, manager; E. R. Dickerson, Charles Crawford, Herbie Parks, Fred Morefield, James Cox. Boh Warf, Fred Ballard. Third row: Bobby Bratton, Randy Turpin, Ted Shepherd. Henry Davis, Jack Gibbs, Bob Hudson, Butch Kegley, Larry O’Dell, Nicky Saunders. Uarsify 6racR Ninffi Qr ide 5rac Left to right, first row: Gary Fox, H. K. Cutlip, Jimmy Warden, Freddie Phil Huff, Dickie Ratcliff, Lynwood Armbrister, Mike Hooker, Billy Myers, Jackie Donithan, Garland Earhart. Second row: Dale Jackson, Powers, Roger Compton. 117 JOYCE STILTNER Head Cheerleader 3 JO ANNE TOLLEY SUSAN WALKER jr- GALE WHITE MISS MARGARET NEWCOMB Sponsor 118 119 SPEEDBALL: Dianne Burton, Mary Katherine Gemniell, Janis Fagg, Pat Bryson, Emily Welch, Katherine Manning, Mary Agnes Lively, Barbara Tolbert. BASKETBALL; Pete Burton, Mary Lou Chumbley, Carol Clark, Jo Ann Cox, Becky Fisher, Gail Cox, Carol Sue Lefler, Wanda Nixon, i OFFICERS AND HEADS OF SPORTS — Left to right, first row: Susan Walker, president; Miss Ezma Lea King, sponsor. Second row: Jane Noland, vice-president; Pete Burton, manager. Third row: Norma Hughes, secretary; Brenda Gilman, reporter; Wanda Nixon, manager; Patsy King, softball. Fourth row: Patsy Morris, treasurer; Nancy J. Newman, report- er; Neecia Burton, speedball; Clara Brown, basketball. Fifth row: Mary Ann Dalton, hockey; Kay Hurst, volleyball; Joyce Morris, softball; Helen Whitehurst, speedball. P. H. S. Atfiletic I I I HOCKEY : Irma Gardner, Jo Ann Vordo, Gail Reams, Betty Grant- ham, Shirlie Kincer, Dorothy Cox, Ann Hall, Betty Bryson. VOLLEYBALL: Left to right, first row: Bonnie Hall, Sharon Ratcliffe, Dana Boyd. Second row: Martha Rice, Cynthia Vaughan, Carolyn Buckner. Third row: Mary Sue Shepherd, Kathy Sheets, Sue Haggerty, Peggy Lou Shepherd. 120 BOWLING: Susan Walker, Patsy King, lone Leeson. HORSESHOE: Nancy Jo Newman, Joyce Nionis, Brenda Gilman. Qirls ' Associafion SHUFFLEBOARD: Pat Chitwood, Patsy Morris, Mary Ann Dalton, Clara Brown. SOFTBALL: Left to right, first row: Amelia Vaughan, Margaret Ann Whitley, Patsy Manuel. Second row: Gail Cox, Wanda Wright, Linda Rakes, Carolyn Richardson, Norma Hughes, Johnsie Fowler. TUMBLING: Mary Ann French, Barbara McRoberts, Norma Kanode, Marie Worrell, Pat Landis, Evelyn Jones, Mary Vordo, Irene Bruce. Second row: Charlotte Smith, Bonnie McCraw, Juanita Cox, Dianne Creger, Judy Massie, Cheryl King, Linda Leeson. Third row: Brenda Burke. f 121 Left to right, first row: Martha Bowyer, Ann Johnston; Barbara Tolbert, Joyce Stiltner, secretary-treasurer; Mary Burton, presideut; Mary Ann Dalton, vice-president; Snsan Walker. Jolene Grantham, Kay Taylor, Miss Lelia Sutphin, sponsor. Sec- ond row: Joyce Gill. Brenda Surlier, Joyce Morris, Shirley Kinser, Neecia Burton, Kathryn Manning, Janice Parks. Burley Jean Semones, Cheryl Sutphin, Gail Cox, Carol Clark, Jo Ann Sutphin. Third row: Patsy Kinu, Clara Brown, Jo Ann White. Peggy Moore, Norma Hughes, Alberta Elkins, Patsy Morris, Wanda Webb, Patsy Thomas. Jane Noland, Carole Robinson, Janice Stimson, Patsy Schrader, Margaret Young, Norma Mae Woolwine. Qivls ' Monocjram Cluo Boys’ Left to ri}iht, first row: Gene Self, Danny Nelson, David Parks, secretary-treasurer; Nicky Saunders, president; Henry Davis, vice-president; Charles Novell, Freddie Ballard, Charles Crawford. Second row: Terry Patterson, Tommy Johnson, Freddie Morefield, Butch Kegley, John Lilly, E. R. Dickerson, Robert Hudson, Norman Prillaman, S teve Pearce, Eddie Parks, Coach Ed Rockwell. Third row: Melville Anderson, Danny Akers, C. J. Bryant, Harry Boyd, Ronnie Kin , Ted Shepherd, Bobby Harrell, Herbert Parks, Gale Grantham, David McNew, Ronnie Smith. SUSAN WALKER S BILL ANDERSON Seniors TED SHEPHERD m MOST INTELLECTUAL Rodney Stump, Dianne Jennings BEST DANCERS Walter Dalton, Gale White I Oriole’s I MOST ATHLETIC Ted Shepherd, Patsy Thomas MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Sara Jane Hall, Dickie Meredith CUTEST Lorna Rogers, Jerry ChafFman 126 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Anderson, Susan Walker BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Joyce Stiltner, Nicky Saunders MOST TALENTED Becky Repass, Larry Lemons BEST DRESSED Danny Nelson, Diane Bolen 127 MOST DIGNIFIED Doris Daugherty, John Gregory MOST TALKATIVE Fred Willis, Betty Sue Moffit BEST PERSONALITY Henry Davis, Norma Royal MOST COMICAL Sara Jane Hall, Jerry Chaff man ll 128 1 1 • L r-«Bi MOST POPULAR Jolene Grantham, Henry Davis MOST ALL-ROUND Jo Anne Tolley, Nicky Saunders BEST LEADERS Bill Anderson, Susan Walker MOST DEPENDABLE Charlena Wright, John Gregory 129 A Only moments before the contest the girls were doing last minute make-up and all were in a flurry of excitement. As the time came for them to go before the judges, serene quiet fell and each was a queen. Left to right, first rotv: Joyce Stiltner, Norma Royal, Kaye Catron, Jo- lene Grantham, Jolene Boyd, Martha Eowyer, Miss P. H. S. 1959; Patsy Schrader, Miss P. H. S. 1960, Burley Jean Semones, Cynthia Vaughan, Jewel Cutlip. Second row: Wanda Leeson, Jackie Chumbley, Barbara Pinkard, Jo Anne Tolley, Brenda White, Janet Kirkner, Janice Jones, Lorna Rogers, Kathryn Clark, Ann Johnston, Diane Bolen. Third row: Bonnie Hubble, Kay Stuart, Emily Welch, Dianne Sut- phin, Katherine Kirkner, lone Leeson, Judy Massie, Janice Parks, Rhelda Owens, Dee Ann Rook er, Charlyne Fox, Barbara Tolbert. Miss PulasKi Hign and Court As the curtains opened everyone in the audience grew quiet, eager to see who had won the crown. Then she appeared: Patsy Schrader, a Senior. The Maid of Honor was Margaret Sue Flippin, a Freshman. 131 i King . . Henry Davis Queen . . olene ranffiam MemS ers 0 f Seniors Diane Bolen Jolene Boyd Jewel Cuthp Carolyn Hudson Katherine Kirkner Janet Mabry Barbara Pinkard Loma Rogers Norma Royal Marie Semones Bill Anderson Jerry ChafFman Bob Clark Walter Dalton E. R. Dickerson John Gregory Nat Hurd Danny Nelson Eddie Parks Fred Willis 132 Prince . . Sdepli erd Princess . . Patsy Scdnaer Underclassmen Martha Lou Bowyer Jackie Chumbley Charlyne Fox Ann Johnston Janice Jones Wanda Leeson Diane Sutphin Barbara Tolbert Kaye Catron Janet Kirkner Carolyn Lane Dee Ann Rooke ? Burley Jean Semones Kay Stuart Kathryn Clark Margaret Sue Flippin lone Leeson Emily Welch Judy Massie Cynthia Vaughan Warren Alley Fred Ballard Carlos Cook Barry Cox Jimmy Cox French Kegley David Parks Eugene Self Jack Byrd Charles Crawford Jay Dawson Rock Duke Larry Fix David Hurd Gary Fox Jimmy Hickam Dan McGill George Young Bobby Lemons tne Court 133 1 Senior Directory AKER, ELEANOR RHEA 8th Grade: Glee Glub; Freshman: Chorus; Sophomore: Chorus; Junior: Chorus; Senior: Chorus, F.H.A. AKERS, BARBARA SUE Freshman: G.A.A., Jolly Jesters; Junior: F.T.A.; Senior: D. E. Club. ALBERT, HAZEL LYON Freshman: Band, Librarian; Sophomore: Band, Librarian; French Club; Junior; Band, Secretary and Treasurer; Senior: Band. ALBERT, KAYE FRANCES 8th Grade: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Freshman; Band, Libra- rian, Jolly Jesters, Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Spanish Club, Band, Secre- tary; Junior: Band, Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Senior; Band, Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y. ANDERSON, BILLY DYER Freshman: Latin Club; Sophomore: S.C.A., Latin Club; Junior; Chem- istry Club, President, Class reasurer. Key Club, Beta Club, Boys’ State; Senior: S.C.A., President. ANDERSON, JERRY WAYNE Senior: D.O. Club. ANDERSON, SHIRLIE BELLE Freshman: Class Assembly, Library Club; Sophomore; Tri-Hi-Y, Li- brary Club; Junior: Library Club, Secretary; May Day Dances; Sen- ior: Tri-Hi-Y. BLACKBURN, WILLIAM STUART Freshman: Latin Club; Sophomore: Latin Club; Junior; Chemistry- Club, Usher at Graduation; Senior: Hi-Y, Chemistry Club. BOLEN, DIANE YVONNE 8th Grade: Transferred from West Virginia; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y; Jolly Jesters, Stunt Day; Sophomore; May Day, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Secretary, Science Club; Junior: May Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Con- test, Beta Club, Pep Club, Chemistry Club, Class Assembly; Senior: Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Beta Club, Chemistry Club, Miss P.H.S. Contest. BOWMAN, HAVER LOUISE 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A.; Freshman: May Day Dances; Library Club; Latin Club; Sophomore; F.T.A.; Junior: Glee Club; Senior: Chorus- Librarian; Chemistry Club. BOYD, CLARENCE ELDRETH 8th Grade: Football, Track; Freshman: Class President, Student Coun- cil, Stunt Day, J. V. Football; Sophomore: May Day, Chorus, Library Club, Vice-President, Student Council, Class President; Junior: Student Council, D.O. Club. Vice-President, Library Club, May Day; Senior: Chorus, Vice-President, D.O. Club. BOYD, MARGARET JOLENE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, President, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Secretary, Spanish Club; Junior; Class Assembly, Tri-Hi-Y, S.C.A., Beta Club, Convention, Pep Club, Art Club, Co-Treasurer, Miss P.H.S. Contest, May Day, Girls’ State; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Pep lub. President, Art Club, S.C.A., Beta Club, Chemistry Club. BREEDLOVE, DANIEL MADISON Fresbman: Golf Team; Junior: Golf Team, D.O. Club; Senior: D.O. Club. BROWN, JACK MELVIN Sophomore: Latin Club; Senior: Chemistry Club. BURTON, KENNETH WAYNE Senior; D.E. Club. CAIN, EMMA LOUISE 8th Grade; May Day Dances; Freshman: F.H.A., Glee Club; Sopho- more; Chorus; Junior: Class Assembly; Senior: Chorus. CHAFFMAN, JERRY WAYNE Freshman: May Day, Latin Club; Sophomore: Science Club, Latin Club; Junior: May iDay; Chemistry Club, Class Assembly; Usher for Graduation; Senior: Chemistry Club. CHILDRESS, HOWARD REED, JR. Transferred from Kingsport, Tenn.; Freshman: Chorus; Sophomore; Coif Team; Junior; Golf Team; D.E. Club; Senior; D.E. Club. CHILDRESS, JUDITH YEAROUT 8th Grade; May Day Dances; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; C.A.A.; Sophomore; Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus; G.A.A.; Junior: Tri- Hi-Y, Chorus, G.A.A.; Senior D.E. Club, Girl’s Monogram Club. CLARK, BOB EUGENE Transferred from West Virginia; Senior: D.E. Club, Hi-Y. COLLINS, DOUGLAS WILSON Sophomore: Spanish Club; Junior; Graduation Usher; Senior: Hi-Y. CONNER, MARVIN LEWIS Senior: Chemistry Club. COX, BENNY WAYNE Seniors: D.E. Club, Hi-Y. COX, BEULAH RHEA 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A.; Freshman: F.H.A., F.T.A.,May Day Dances; Sophomore: G.A.A., F.T.A.; Junior: F.T.A.; Senior: F.T.A., Chem- istry Club. COVEY, FRANCES DELORES , 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A. ; Freshman: F.T.A., F.H.A., G.A.A.; Sophomore: F.T.A., Latin Club; Junior; F.T.A., F.H.A.; Senior: F.T.A. CRUFF, PHILLIP ANDREW Senior: D.E. Club. CUTLIP, MARY JEWEL 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Accorrmanist for Glee Club; F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club; Sophomore: Latin Club, National Junior Honor Society, May Day Dances, Tri-Hi-Y; Junior: Class Assembly, Beta Club, May Day Dances, Tri-Hi-Y; Senior; Beta Club, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Typist, Miss P.H.S. Contest. DALTON, MARY ELIZABETH 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y; Jun- ior: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Beta Club, Chemistry Club; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, National Honor Society, Treasurer. DALTON, WALTER STAPLES Freshman; J.V. Basketball; Sophomore: Class Assembly; Junior: Class Assembly, Usher for Graduation; Senior: Art Club. DAUGHERTY, DORIS ELIZABETH 8th Grade; Junior F.H.A., Treasurer; Freshman: Glee Club; Sopho- more: National Junior Honor Society, Chorus; Junior: Beta Club; Senior: National Honor Society, Secretary, Chorus, President, Beta Club, All State Chorus. DAVIS, CECIL, LARRY 8th Gr.ade: Band; Freshman: Merit Award, Band; Sophomore; Band; Junior: Band. DAVIS, PHILLIP GENE Freshman: Class Assembly; Sophomore: Key Club, Varsity Track; Junior: Key Club, Reporter, Beta Club, Chemistry Club, Vice-President, F.T.A., Treasurer, Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager, Boys’ State, May Day, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Monogram Club; Senior: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Key Club, Reporter, Beta Club, F.T.A., Vice-President, Annual Staff, Business Manager, Boys’ Monogram Club, Vice-President. DICKERSON, ERNEST RICHARD Freshman: J. V. Football; Sophomore; J. V. Football, Varsity rack; Junior: Class Assembly, Varsity Football, Chemistry Club, Varsity Track, May Day, Usher for Graduation; Senior; Varsit ’ Football, Hi-Y, F.T.A. DOUTHAT, MARIA ELENA Freshman: F.T.A., Glee Club; Sophomore: Junior National Honor Society, F.T.A.; Junior; F.T.A., Library’ Club; Senior: S.C.A., Science Club, Library Club F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society. DUNCAN, MARY ELLEN 8th Grade: Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Freshman: Band, Latin Club, Class Assembly, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Sophomore, Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Junior: Class Assembly, May Day Dances, Tri-Hi-Y, Chap- lain, Beta Club, Chemistry Club; Senior: Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain. DUTTON, PATRICIA SUE 8th Grade: Talent Show, Science Fair; Freshman: Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club; Sophomore F.T.A., Program Chairman, Tri-Hi-Y, Science Fair; Junior: Beta Club, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, Talent Show; Senior: Beta Club, National Honor Society. EAST, DAVID COLUMBUS Junior: D.E. Club, Convention;Senior: D.E. Club. EDWARDS, CONRAD REVIS Sophomore: Spanish Club, Track Team. EDWARDS, ROGER WILLIAM Freshman: Stunt Day, Library Club, Treasurer; Sophomore S.C.A.; Junior: D.E. Club; Senior; D.E. Club. EVERSOLE, CHARLOTTE ANN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club; Freshman: Library Club; Sopho- more: Library Club; Junior: Library Club, G.A.A., Beta Club; Senior: Library Club, Beta Club. 134 Senior Directory FARMER. DOUGLAS WAYNE Junior: Beta Club. Chemistry Club. Key Club; Senior; National Honor Society, President. FINKSTETN, JOSEPH FRANK Freshman: Electronics Club, Latin Club, Band; Sophomore: Electronics Club, Vice-President. Latin Club, Band, Science Fair; Junior: Key Club. Chemistry Club, Band, Science Fair; Senior: Key Club, Science Club. FISHER, CARL JAMES 8th Grade: Band; Freshman: Band. Latin Club; Sophomore: Band Merit Award, Latin Club; Junior: Band; Senior; Band. FRAZIER. WANDA SUE Freshman: Glee Club, Jolly Jesters; Sophomore: Chor us, National Junior Honor Society; Senior: Beta Club. FREEMAN, DOUGLAS EDWARD 8th Grade: Baseball Manager; Freshman: Class Assembly, Monogram Club; Sophomore: J. V. Basketball; Junior: Class Assembly, Monojiram Club, Usher for Graduation; Senior: D.E. Club. FRENCH, FRANKIE ELLEN 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A.; Freshman: F.H.A., Treasurer; F.T.A.; Sopho- more; F.H.A., F.T.A.; Junior: F.H.A., F.T.A., Vice-President; Beta Club; Senior: F.H.A., F.T.A., Beta Club, Science Club. FROST, CECILE CHARLENE 8th Grade: S.C.A.; Freshman: S.C.A., Jolly Jesters; Sophomore: Junior National Honor Societ ' ; Junior: Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club; Na- tional Honor Society. GIBBS, HARRY HENDERSON Junior: Class Assembly; Senior: Hi-Y. GIBBS. MYRTLE ARLENE 8th Grade: May Day Dances; Freshman; F.H.A.; Sophomore: G.A.A., Spanish Club; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y. GRANTHAM, JAMES EDWIN 8th Grade: Band; Freshman: Band, Latin Club; Sophomore: Band. Latin Club, S.C.A.; Junior: Band, Director Awards and Merit Awards, Chemistry Club, Key Club, Electronics Club; Senior: Key Club, Chemistry Club; Science Club. GRANTHAM, JOLENE SUZANNA 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Head Cheerleader, May Day, Miss P.H.S. Con- test, Stunt Day; Freshman: Stunt Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Majorette, Talent Show; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Girls’ Monogram Club, May Day, Majorette, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Talent Show; Junior; Class Assembly, May Day, Crown Bearer, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Talent Show, Majorette, Girls’ Monogram Club; Senior: Head Majorette, Girls’ Monogram Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest. GREGORY, JERRY CLISBY Senior: D.O. Club. GREGORY, JOHN WAYNE Freshman: Chorus; Sophomore: District Forensic Activities, poetry, Electronics Club, May Day, Chorus; Junior: Class President, All-State Chorus, Boys’ State, May Day, Chorus, Beta Club, Chemistry Club, Key Club; Senior: Key Club, President, Class Treasurer, Beta Club, Treasurer, Chorus, All-State Chorus. GROSS, CYNTHIA JEAN Freshman; Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Spanish Club; Junior: Chemistry Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club. GRUBB, BONITA GAIL 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, May Day Dances, Science Fair; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Li- brary Club, Chorus, Secretary; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Secre- tary, Chorus. HAGA, HOWARD BUFORD Freshman: Latin Club; Sophomore: Latin Club; Junior: Art Club; Sen- ior: Art Club, Science Club. HAGEE, ELIZABETH DAWN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, G.A.A.; Sopho- more; Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Dramatics Club; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Class As- sembly, G.A.A.; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. HALE, DORIS ELAINE 8th Grade: Talent Show, Science Fair; F ' reshman: May Day Dances, Talent Show, Glee Club, Science Fair; Sophomore: Chorus. G.A.A., Talent Show, May Day Dances, Latin Clul); Junior: Talent Show. Chorus, May Day Dances, Jolly Jesters, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri- Hi-Y, Chorus. HALL. DAVID LEE junior: Library Club; Senior: Chorus. HALL, MARTHA CAROL 8th Grade: Tri-PIi-Y; Freshman: G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Jolly Jesters; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, French Clul); Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, May Day Dances, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, V’ice-President. HALL, NORA ALICE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. F.H.A., Parliamentarian; Freshman: G.A.A., F.H.A., Historian; Sophomore: French Club; Junior: Beta Club, May Day Dances; Senior: Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y. HALL, SARA JANE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Stunt Day; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; Model General Assembly, Latin Club, President; Junior; Student Council; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club. HALL, WANDA SUTPHIN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council; Freshman: Friendship Club; Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, National Junior Honor Society; Junior: Junior Play, Beta Club, Convention, Tri-Hi-Y; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y’, Beta Club, National Honor Society. HANCOCK, BETTY SUE Junior: Chemistry Club. HANEY, JERRY EUGENE Junior: Transferred from Durham High School. HARE, LINDA JANE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman; Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Glee Club, F.T.A.; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club, Band; Junior; Tri-Hi-Y; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. HARLOW, WANDA ELAINE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, May Day Dances; Freshman; Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer, F.T.A.; Sophomore: National Junior Honor Society; F.T.A., Vice-President, French Club; Junior; F.T.A. Chemistry Chib; Senior: P ' .T.A., President, Library Club, Reporter, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Chemistry Club. HARRELL, BOBBY ANTHONY 8th Grade: J.V. Basketball, J.V ' . Football, Electronics Club; Freshman: Baseball, captain; J.V. Basketball, Boys’ Monogram Club; Sophomore: J.V. Basketball, Boys’ Monogram Club; Junior; Varsity Basket))all, Boys’ Monogram Club, Art Club; Senior: Varsity Basketball. Boys’ Monogram Club, Art Club. HARRELL, BOBBY DUANE 8th Grade: Band; Freshman: Band (Merit Award); Sophomore: Band, All-State (Merit Award), Latin Club; Junior: Band; Senior: Art Club. HELDRETH, RICHARD DOUGLAS Sophomore; Latin Club; Junior: Chemistry Club. HERNDON. RANDY VINCENT 8th Grade: Football; Freshman: J.V. Football, Track, Electronics Club; Sophomore: J. V. Football, Electronics Club; Junior: D.E. Club; Senior: D.E. Club. HILL, EARL GILBERT, JR. Freshman: Science Fair; Sophomore: Sci ence Club; Junior: Chemistry Club, French Club; Senior: Science Club. HILL, ELEANORE CAROLE 8th Grade: Jr. F.H.A., Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: F.H.A.; Tri- Hi-Y, Glee Club; Sophomore: French Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Junior; Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club. HILTON, BARBARA EILEEN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, National Junior Honor So- ciety, Treasurer, Class Assembly; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Beta Club, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club. Na- tional Honor Society. Beta Club, Pep Club. HODGE, JERRY KENNETH Junior: Class Assembly; Senior: Hi-Y. 135 Senior Directory HOPKINS, NORA PATSY 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Latin Club, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, May Day Dances; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, May Day Dances, Beta Club, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri- Hi-Y, Beta Club, Art Club, Annual Staff, Literary Editor. HUBBLE, BONNIE LOU 8tb Grade: Class Secretary, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Student Council, Tri- Hi-Y; Freshman: Jolly Jesters, Reporter, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Con- test; Sophomore: French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Junior: Class Assembly, May Day Dances, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest. HUDSON, REBECCA CAROLYN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, President; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, President, Class Secretary, Beta Club, Class Assembly, Art Club, Co- Treasurer, May Day Dances; Senior: Art Club, Student Council, Tri- Hi-Y ' , Chemistry Club, Beta Club, Pep Club. HUGHES. DREAMA BLANKENSHIP 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y; Junior: I ' ri-Hi-Y. HUGHES, JAMES RENNIE 8th Grade: Football, J.V. Basketball, Stunt Day; Freshman: J.V. Football, J. V. Basketball; Sophomore: Student Council, Electronics Club; Junior: Usher at Graduation, D.E. Club; Senior: D.E. Club. HULL, PATRICIA EVANS 8th Grade: S.C.A., Stunt Day; Freshman: F.T.A., Vice President; Sophomore: F.T.A.; Junior: F.T.A.; Senior: D.E. Club, F.T.A. HURD, NATHANIEL HENRY, HI 8th Grade: S.C.A.; Freshman: S.C.A., Stunt Day; Winner Fire Pre- vention Essay Contest, School Play, Science Fair; Sophomore; S. C. A., National Junior Honor Society, President, May Day, French Club, J. V. Basketball; Junior; S.C.A., Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Key Club, May Day Crown Bearer, Talent Show; Senior: Key Club, Varsity Basketball. JENNINGS, GLENNA DIANNE Freshman: Librai-y Club, Latin Club, F.T.A. ; Sophomore; Libnmy Club. Latin Club, F.T.A.; Sophomore: Library Club, National Junior Honor Society; Junior: Librars ' Club; Senior: National Honor Society. JENNINGS, SANDRA BUTTS 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y ' , May Day Dances; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Glee Club, School Play, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Art Club, May Day Dances; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Beta Club; Senior; Beta Club, National Honor Society, Art Club, Library Club, Chorus. JOHNSON. CAROLYN VIRGINIA 8th Grade; Transfer from Bowling Green, Kentucky; Sophomore: Latin Club, Program Chairman; Junior: Art Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Senior: Art Club, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y. JOHNSON, GLENN LEWIS Sophomore: Glee Club; Junior: Chemistry Club, Chorus, Class As- sembly; Senior: Art Club, Chemistry Club. TONES. LONNIE EARL 8th Grade: Football; Freshman; Art Club. Electronics Club; Sopho- more: Art Club, J. V. Football, Senior: Chemistry Club, Art Club. JONES, CAROLYN SUE Freshman: Jolly Jesters, Glee Club; Sophomore: Chorus, May Day Dances; Junior: Chorus, F.T.A. KANODE. DUANE WILLARD Freshman; Library Club; Sophomore: Library Club, French Club; unior: Library Club; Senior: Chorus. KEISTER, RONALD EUGENE Freshman; Librar ’ Club, J. V. Football; Sophomore: J. V. Football, Latin Club; Junior: Talent Show, Class Assembly, Usher at Gradu- ation, Chemistry Club; Senior: Hi-Y ' , Science Club. KEGLEY, DONNA RACHEL Freshman: G.A.A.; Sophomore; G.A.A.; Senior: D.E. Club. KIDD. DOUGLAS ANNE Freshman: Latin Club, G.A.A., Glee Club; Sophomore; Class A.ssem- bly; G.A.A.; Junior: Chorus, G.A.A.; Senior: Chorus, Librarian, F.H.A. KINDER, GLORIA JEAN 8th Grade; Tri-Hi-Y, Class Assembly; Fresbman: Tri-Hi-Y, Class As- sembly, G.A.A.; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Class Assembly, Chemistry Club; Junior: May Day Dances; Class Assembly; Tri-Hi-Y. KIRKNER, KATHERINE KAY 8th Grade: Junior F.H.A. ; Freshman: Stunt Day, Library Club, Latin Club; Sophomore: J. V. Cheerleader, Latin Club, Pep Club, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, May Day, Beta Club, Pep Club, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Class Assembly; Senior: Annual Staff, Typist, Beta Club, Pep Club, Treasurer, Miss P.H.S. Contest. LANE, EVELYN LOIS 8tb Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Stunt Day, May Day Dances, Fresh- man: Tri-Hi-Y, Science Club, May Day Dances, Library Club; Sopho- more: Tri-Hi-Y, May Day Dances, Stunt Day, Library Club; Junior; Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, May Day Dances, Alternate Majorette, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. LEMONS, LARRY CLINTON 8th Grade; Talent Show, Science Club; Freshman: Art Club, Talent Show, Chorus, Treasurer; Sophomore: Talent Show, Science Club; Jun- ior: Cborus, Reporter, Science Club, Golf Team; Senior: Science Club, Golf Team. LEWEY, PATRICIA ANN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman; Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Glee Club, F.T.A., Reporter; Sophomore; F.H.A., F.T.A., President, Chorus; Junior: F.T.A., D.O. Club, Beta Club; Senior: F.T.A., D.O. Club, Beta Club. MABRY, JANET GAYLE Freshman; Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomore: Chorus, Tri- Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Student Council; Junior: Miss P.H.S. Con- test; D.E. Club, Vice-President, May Day; Senior: D.E. Club. MARTIN. JETTA BURCHETT 8th Grade: Junior F.H.A.; Stunt Day; Freshman: Glee Club, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: G.A.A.; Junior: F.H.A., Vice-President, Chorus; Senior: F.H.A., President, Chorus, Reporter, Beta Club. MARTIN.MARTHA REBECCA Freshman: Latin Club, Glee Club, F.H.A.; Sophomore: Latin Club, Cborus; Junior; Beta Club, Chorus; Senior: Beta Club, D.E. Club. MARTIN, MARY MAGDALENE Fresbman: Glee Club; Junior: Chorus, Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club. McROBERTS, JERDY RAE 8th Grade: Junior F.H.A.; Freshman: Student Council; Sophomore: Class Assembly; Junior: G.A.A. MELTON, LILLIAN FRANCES Freshman: F.H.A., G.A.A. ; Sophomore: F.H.A., G.A.A. ; Junior: G.A.A. ; Senior: Girls’ Monogram Club. MEREDITH, RICHARD DOUGLAS Freshman: Electronics Club; Junior: Chemistry Club; Class Assembly; Senior Hi-Y ' . MITCHELL, ELDRED DUANE 8th Grade; Science Fair; Freshman: J. V. Basketball, Library Club; Sophomore: J. V. Basketball. Art Club; Senior: Hi-Y, Art Club. MINK. DOLORES YVONNE Freshman: Jolly Jesters Club, G.A.A.; Sophomore: Spanish Club; Jun- ior: D.E. Club; Senior: F.T.A. MOFFIT, BETTY SUE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y , Cheerleader, May Day Dances, Stunt Day, G.A.A.; Freshman: Jolly Jesters, Stunt Day, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y.; Sophomore: French Club, Stunt Day, Tri-Hi-Y; Junior: French Club, Art Club, May Day Dances, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Assembly; Senior; Tri-Hi-Y . MOORE. PEGGY ANN Freshman; G.A.A.; Sophomore: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Jr. National Honor Society; Junior: G.A.A.; Senior: Monogram Club, Chorus, F.T.A. MOREFIELD, NANCY LUE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Glee Club, Student Council, Jolly Jesters, Treasurer; Sophomore: Stunt Day, Chorus, French Club; Junior: D.E. Club; Senior: D.E. Club, Chorus. NASH, JOHN WAYLAND Sophomore: French Club; Junior: Usher tor Graduation. 136 Senior Directory NELSON, DANNY RUSSEL 8th Grade: Football, S.C.A.; Freshman: J. V. Football; Sophomore: J. V. Football, Glee Club; Junior: Varsit ’ Foot!)all. Monogram Club; Senior: Varsity Football, Monogram Club, Hi-Y. OWENS, RHELDA MARIE Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Stunt Day, Latin Club; Sophomore; Tri-Hi-Y, National Junior Honor Society. Latin Club, Dramatics Club, May Day Dances; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Club. Library Club, Pep Club, Stunt Day, Talent Show, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Annual vStaff. Class Editor, Pep Club, Beta Club, Miss P.H.S. Contest. PARKS, DAVID EDWIN 8th Grade: Track Team, Manager; Freshman: .Mongram Club, Dra- matics Club; Sophomore: Monogram Club, Latin Club; Junior: Monogram Club; Beta Club; Key Club, Hi-Y, Usher for Graduation; Senior: Beta Club, Hi-Y, President. PARKS. HERBERT RAY Freshman: J. V. Basketball, Latin Club; Sophomore: J. V. Basketball; V ' arsity Track, Latin Club; Junior: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Monogram Club, Class Assembly, Chemistry Club; Senior: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. PARKS, JANICE FAYE 8th Grade; Junior F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman; F.H.A., Reporter, G.A.A.; Sophomore: May Day Dances, Class Assembly, National Jun- ior Honor Society, French Club; Junior: Class Assembly, Pep Club, Cheerleader, May Day Dances; Senior; Girls’ Monogram Club, Cheer- leader, Co-Head, Pep Club. PATTON, WILLIAM EARL Junior: Chemistry Club. PAULEY, ELIZABETH ANN Freshman: Stunt Day; Sophomore: Art Club. PINKARD, BARBARA JEAN 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y. S.C.A., Miss P.H.S. Contest. Junior F.H.A., Vice- President; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Glee Club, Pres- ident; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretaiy, Miss P.H.S. Contest; Latin Club, G.A.A., .May Day; Junior: Beta Club, Chemistr - Club. Miss P.H.S. Contest, Class Assembly, Tri-Hi-Y, May Day Dances; Senior: Beta Club, Chemistry Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest. OUESENBERRY, CHARLES DOUGLAS Sophomore: Art Club; Junior: Chemistry Club. OUESENBERRY, WALTER JACKSON Junior: Art Club. OUESENBERRY, WILLIAM WOODSON Freshman; Band, Sophisticates; Sophomore: Band; Junior: Band, Tal- ent Show; Senior: Beta Club. OUESENBERRY, PEGGY JEAN Junior: F.T.A., F.H.A. REPASS, RICHARD LEE Freshman: Track; Sophomore: Track. REPASS, REBECCA CECIL 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Band; Freshman: Latin Club, Band; Sophomore: Latin Club, Band, National Junior Honor Society, Vice-President; Junior: Band, Beta Club; All-State Band; Senior: Band, Beta Club, National Honor Society . RICKEY. B. RBARA ANN Fresh?iian: G.A.A., Latin Club; Sophomore: F.H.A. ; Junior F.H.A. ; Senior: F.H.A., . rt Club. ROGERS. CAROLYN MAE Freshman: G.A.A., Glee Club; Sophomore: F.T.A., Chours; Junior: Class Assembly, Chorus; Senior: Chorus. ROGERS, LORNA LOU 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Student Council, Pep Club, Class A.ssembly, Miss P.H.S. Contest, G.A.A., Cheer- leader, Class Secretary’; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Class Assembly, Dramatics Club, Miss P.H.S. Contest, .May Day, G.A.. .; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Cheerleader, May Day, Talent Show, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Monogram Club. Miss P.H.S. Contest. ROOP. MARY KUZAHETI! 8th Grade; Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Latin Cluli, Tri-Hi-Y, School Play, Dratnatics CIul); Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Presiclent. .Model General As- sembly, Junior National Honor Socity, Latiii Club; Junior: Cbemistry Club. Beta Club, Convention, Class Assembly, Tri-Hi-Y, Science Fair; Senior: Beta Club, National Honor Society, Vice-Pi( sident; ' Iri-Hi-Y, Seargeant-at-Arms, Annual Staff, Associate Editor. ROSS, SHIRLEY NORINE 8th Grade: Science Fair; Freshman: Glee Club, Jolly Jesters; Sopho- more: Chorus. May Day Dances; Junior: Chorus, F.T..A.; Senior: F. ' K.A. ROYAL. NORMA JEAN 8th Grade; F.H.A., Chaplain, Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Glee Club; Tri- Hi- Y, Dramatics Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer. Dramatics, Chaplain, G.A.A.; Junior: Beta Club. Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Treasurer, G.A.A., Reporter; Senior: Beta Club, Secretary; Class Secretary; S.C.. ., Tri-Hi-Y. Miss P.H.S. Contest. RUPE, HAROLD CLAYTON Junior: D.E.; Senior: D.E. RUPE. SANDRA ANN Sophomore: Spanish Club, Band; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Band; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Band. SAUNDERS, NICHOLAS EDWIN 8th Grade: J. V. Football, Mgr., Varsity Basketball, Mgr., Varsity- Track, Mgr.; Freshman: J. V. Football, Class Treasurer, Boys’ Mono- gram Club, Varsity Track; Sophomore; Varsity Football, S.C.A., Class Vice-President, Junior National Honor Society, Varsity Track, Boys’ Monogram Club; Junior: Varsity Football, Beta Club, May Day, S.C.A., Varsity Track, Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Mgr., Key Club, Boys’ Mono- gram Club, Head U.sher for Graduaton; Senior; Varsity Football, Tri-Captain, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Class President, S.C.A., Annual Staff, Sports Editor, Boys’ .Monogram Club, President. Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball, Mgr. SCHRADER, ANITA LOUISE Freshman: Glee Club; Soi homore: Chorus; Junior: F.T.. ., Chorus; Senior: F.T.A., Chorus. SCHRADER, PATSY ANN 8th Grade: G.A.A.; Freshman: Glee Club, G.A.A.; Sophomore: Chorus. G.A.A., F.T.A.; Junior: Chorus, G.A.A., Girls’ Monogram Club, F.T.A.; Senior; Chorus, G..A.A., Girls’ Monogram Club, Miss P.H.S. SEMONES, ALICE MARIE 8th Grade: May Day Dances; Freshman; Latin Club, Library Club, May Day Dances; Sophomore: Miss P.H.S., Latin Club, Secretary, Library Club, May Day Dances; Junior; May Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Library Club; Senior; Pep Club. SERGENT, ANDREW QUINTIN Transferred from Virginia Beach High School. SHEPHERD. ALVA THEODORE 8th Grade; May Day, Football, J. V. Basketball. Band; Freshman; Varsity Basketball, ’arsity Track, Band. Art Club, S-C.-A.; Sophomore: X’arsity Basketball, Varsity Track, May Day, Band, Vice-President; J. V. Football, Art Club, Class Secretary; Junior: Varsity Basketball, ’arsity Track, May Day, Band, Drum Nlajor, Art Club, Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Beta Club, Boys’ Monogram Club, Head Usher for Graduation; Senior: Varsity Basketball, Varsit - Track, Varsity Football, Class Vice- President, Beta Club, President, Art Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Boys’ Monogram Club. SHELTON, REBECCA LEE 8th Grade: Junior F.H.A., President; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, Vice-President, Latin Club; Sopbomore; Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Latin Club, National Junior Honor Society; Junior: Beta Club, Girls’ State, Class Assembly. May Day Dances; Senior: .Annual Staff, .Asso- ciate Editor, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Reporter, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, D.A.R. Citizenship .Award. SLATE, RICHARD DEAN Sophomore: Latin Club, Varsit - Track Team; Junior, Monogram Club. SMITH, LARRY DUANE Junior: D.O.; Senior: D.O. SMITH. JAMES RONNIE 8th Grade: Football, Track; Freshman: J. V. Football; Sophomore; J. V. Basketball; Junior; ’arsity Track; Senior: Varsity Football. 137 Senior Directory SPENCER, KAREN LYNETTE Freshman: Band; Sophomore: Band, G.A.A.; Junior: Band, Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club, Tri-Hi-Y. SPENCER, KENNETH BYRON 8th Grade: Band; Freshman: Band; Sophomore: Band; Junior: Band, Director’s Award, Art Glub; Senior: Band, Art Club. STILTNER, JOYCE MARIE 8th Grade: Cheerleader, May Dances; Freshman: Glee Club; J. V. Cheerleader, School Play, Pep Club, G.A.A., Dramatics Club; Sopho- more: Head J. V. Cheerleader, French Club, Pep Club, May Day Dances, Stunt Day, Dramatics Club, Secretary; Junior: Varsity Cheer- leader, Pep Club, Art Club; Senior: Head Varsity Cheerleader, Art Club, President, Pep Club, Chorus, Girls’ Monogram Club, Secretary, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Beta Club. STINSON, EDWARD FRANKLIN 8th Grade: Track, Band, Sophisticats; Freshman: Latin Club, Band, Director’s Award, Sophisticats; Sophomore: Latin Club, J. V. Foot- ball, Band; Junior: Chemistry Club, Band; Senior: Science Club, Band. STOOTS, WILLIAM GATHER 8th Grade: J. V. Basketball; Freshman: J.V. Basketball; Sophomore: J. V. Basketball, Varsity Track; Junior: Varsity Basketball; Senior: Var- sity Basketball. STUMP, RODNEY LEE Freshman: Dramtics Club; Sophomore: National Junior Honor Society; Junior: Beta Club; Senior: National Honor Society, Beta Club, An- nual Staff, Literary Editor. SUTPHIN, DARLENE LEVILLIA Freshman: Glee Club; Sophomore: Chorus; Jvmior: Chorus; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. SUTPHIN. JO ANNE Freshman: Art Club, Tri-HiY; Sophomore: National Junior Honor So- ciety; G.A.A., F.T.A., Secretary, French Club; Junior: G.A.A., F.T.A., Beta Club, Chemistry Club, Class Assembly, Girls’ Monogram Club, Library Chib; Senior: .National Honor Society, Girls’ Monogram Club, Beta Club, F.T.A. TAYLOR, SYLVIA ERNESTINE Transfer from Bedford High School; Senior: F.H.A., Chorus. THOMAS, PATSY SUE Freshman: G.A.A.; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Junior National Honor Society, May Day Dances; Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Beta Club, May Day Dances, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Girls’ Monogram Club, Annual Staff, Sports Editor. THOMPSON. BOB WAYNE 8th Grade: Band, Class Assembly; Freshman: Band, Electronics Club, Sophisticates, Class Assembly; Sophomore: Band, Electronics Club, President, Sophisticats, National Junior Honor Society; Junior: Student Council, Band. Beta Club, Key Club; Senior: Band, National Honor Society, Key Club, Science Club. THORNTON, CALVIN EUGENE Freshman: Industrial Art Club, Arts and Crafts Club. THORNTON, TERRY LEE Freshman: Electronics Club; Sophomore: J.V. Basketball, Art Club; Senior: H-Y. THOR.NTON, VELMA FAYE 8th Grade: Science Fair; Freshman: F.H.A.; Sophomore: F.H.A.; Junior: F.H.A., Convention; Senior: F.H.A., Chemistry Club. THORNTON, VERNON RAY Freshman: Track, TIBBS. JAMES EDWARD Junior: Art Club. TOLLEY, JO ANNE 8th Grade: Class President, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Cheerleader, Student Council; Miss P.H.S. Contest, May Day, Science Fair; Freshman: Stu- dent Council, Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Pep Club, J. V. Cheerleader, Science Fair; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Mi.ss P.H.S. Contest, May Day, Spanish Club, Treasurer; Junior: Pep Club, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Miss P.H.S. Contest, May Day, Student Council, Model General Assembly; Senior: Girls’ State, Varsity Cheer- leader, Miss P.H.S. Contest, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Pen Club, Vice- President, Annual Staff, Typist. TOWNLEY, BETTY RATCLIFFE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Friendship Club, Vice-President, Glee Club, Librarian, F.T.A.; Sophomore: Chorus, Librarian, F.T.A.; Junior: Chorus, Librarian, F.T.A. , Treasurer; Senior: F.T.A. TRAIL, LOIS DARLENE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club; Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y, D.E. Club. TURNER, BARBARA ALLEN Sophomore F.T.A.; Junior: F.T.A.; Senior: F.T.A., Beta Club. TURNER, BARBARA JOYCE Sophomore: May Day Dances; Junior: May Day Dances. TURNER, FREDRIC PEYTON 8th Grade: J. V. Basketball; Freshman: J. V. Basketball; Sophomore: J. V. Basketball; J. V. Football; Senior: Varsity Basketball. WALKER, SUSAN ESTHER Transferred from Roanoke, Virginia; Sophomore: G.A.A.; Latin Club; May Day Dances, Class Assembly, Forensic Activities, First Place; Junior: Class Vice-President, G.A.A., Manager, Tri-Hi-Y, Bet Club, S.C.A., Class Assembly, Chemistry Club, Reporter, May Day Dances, Talent Show; Senior: G.A.A., President, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Girls’ State, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Monogram Club, Beta Chib, Chaplain. WARD, JOHN KIRBY Freshman: Electronics Club; Junior: Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club, Vice-President. WEBB, WANDA YVONNE 8th Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; Freshman: Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Libraiy Club, Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, French Club. Nlay Day Dances, National Junior Honor Society, F.T.A., Treasurer, G.A.A.; Junior: Library Club, Treasurer, Girls’ Monogram Club, Chemistry Club, Beta Club, May Day Dances, G.A.A., F.T.A.; Senior: Library Club, President, Girls’ Monogram Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, F.T.A. WELCH. LINDA LOUISE Transferred from Klakuk Iowa; Senior: DO. Club. WHITE, JOE ANN Freshman: F.H.A.; Sophomore: Spanish Club; Junior: G.A.A.; Senior: D.O. Club, Monogram Club. WHITE, SHIRLEY GALE Freshman: G.A.A., School Play, Prose Contest, Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore: Prose Reading, Class Assembly, G.A.A.; Junior: G.A.A., Class Assem- bly; Senior: Cheerleader, F.T.A., Reporter, Pep Club. WILLIAMS, LARRY EUGENE Sophomore: Science Club; Junior: Chemistry Club, Beta Club; Senior: Chemistry Club, Beta Club. WILLIS, FREDERICK EUGENE Transferred from Damascus High School; Junior: Chemistry Club; Sen- ior: Chemistry Club, Varsity Football, Hi-Y. WINDLE, LEILA ANNE 8th Grade: Junior F.H.A.; Freshman: F.H.A., G.A.A.; Junior: Tri- Hi-Y, May Day Dances, Class Assembly; Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. WINGO, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH 8th Grade: S.C.A.; Freshman: Glee Club; Sophomore: Chorus, Latin Club; Junior: Beta Club, Chorus; Senior: Beta Club, Chorus. WORRELL, DAVID LEE Sophomore: Art Club; Senior: Chorus. WRIGHT, CHARLENA SUE 8th Grade: Science Fair; Freshman: Dramatics Club, F.T.A.; Glee Club; Sophomore: F.T.A., National Junior Honor Society; Talent Show; Junior: F.T.A., Beta Club, Talent Show, Class Assembly; Senior: F.T.A., Convention, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Editor. 138 X Custodi ms LILITA ROBINSON DAVID HALE LEON CLARK BERNICE WILLIAMSON ■V