Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

B IF ■ B[hmH mihH ■. ' J tin i ' Lj ' : J , Er ‘ 1 .. •■ • ' « Ej « ■ r jH it lr III II ’ ■Ttj . 1 THE (Oriole of 1 962 Published by the Students of PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL Pulaski, Virginia Volume XLI Editor MARGARET ANN PAINTER Business Manager RICHARD PATTERSON Associate Editors DRUSCILLA MARTIN ALBERTA ELKINS l At itje net of a Rambofo The faith of ancient crusaders has led us to the quest of a knight in days of yore. Early in our lives we begin our search for the great treasure of the human mind, realizing that each year brings us closer to that splendid moment. At the end of a rainbow we will find our reward — our day of graduation. By receiving our diploma we will pledge to use it as a building stone in our life. We will pledge also to share the experience and knowledge that we will gain in these years of learning with all man- kind, thus making this a better world in which to live. Each time we see a rainbow let us recall those golden moments at Pulaski High School and remem ber that even after we receive our diploma our quest of achievement is not yet over. We must see the challenge of the future and the future that this challenge holds for us as graduates having found the End of a Rainbow. — Richard Patterson 2 3 Mrs. Margaret Perdue 1 ©ebtcatton After the shower of knowledge, many reflections of guidance give rise to the grandeur of the rainbow of success and true happi- ness. We, the Oriole Staff of 1962, wish to return a segment of this joy that has been so generously shared with us to one of the most outstanding people we know. Her beams are shed in many ways ; her gifts to us are countless. As an English teacher she was considered irreplaceable. While in her present profession she has earned the highest degree of esteem. A graduate of William and Mary College, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She has also added to her store of learning with extra courses in science which she has taken at Rad- ford College, and courses at the University of North Carolina Extension and the University of Virginia Extension. In fifteen years at Pulaski High School as a teacher, a librarian, a sponsor, and as a friend, she has shown many the way to the treasure at the end of the rainbow. In this her twenty-fourth year of teaching, we should like to express our most sincere gratitude for the help which she has extended to us in such limitless ways. Thus it is with great admiration and even greater joy that we dedicate this year book to MRS. MARGARET PERDUE 5 Reflections of guidance radiate upon us from many sources. The Oriole Staff realizes this, and with such a realization we wish to pay tribute to another woman in Pulaski who has meant much to the youth here. She has served young people in various ways and in many different places. During World War I she worked in an orphanage in Fi ' ance, lending light to many less fortunate souls there. She has worked in the Pulaski County Schools and has served her community in unnumbered ways. Upon receipt of her Library degree from the University of North Carolina, she helped develop our library system in Pulaski. Since that time she has shown many treasures to us through books and through experiences of various travels that she has shared with us. Now, as a long deserved thank-you, we the Oriole Staff of 1962 wish to recognize special Recognition MRS. GRACE CARNAHAN 6 The senior class of 1962 approaches another magic moment — graduation. 7 Our ballgames are enjoyed by the young and younger as well. Reverence shown during our Christmas assembly. Who could forget those Pep Rallies as we cheered our team to victory. Will they ever finish those chem- istry experiments ? 8 Happy faces certainly reflect that old school spirit. Guidance was given us by Mr. Fulp and Mrs. Sanders. We entertained Pulaski with the Senior Play. Our busy annual staff! 9 Rah! Rah! For our cheerleaders. 1 1 Alberta Elkins Senior Associate Editor (Oriole Richard Patterson Senior Business Manager 12 i 1 Theda Kay Farmer Senior Layout Editor Dee Ann Rooker Senior Art Editor Carolyn Richardson Senior Literary Editor Julia Lookabill Senior Literary Editor Helen Whitehurst Senior Class Editor Janice Freeman Senior Typist Mary Stuart Johnston Senior Typist Geraldine Sprinkle Senior Typist David Hurd Senior Boys ' Sports Editor Nancy Jo Newman Senior Girls’ Sports Editor 13 Billy Lovell Junior Assistant Editor Henry Albert Junior Assistant Business Manager Margaret Anne Whitley Senior Business Secretary ©hole Patsy Cook Junior Class Editor Jerry Guynn Junior Photographer Mary Agnes Lively Junior Typist Bobby Love Sophomore Class Editor Betty Jane Sutphin Becky Hotz Freshman Eighth Grade Class Editor Class Editor 14 15 principal MR. KENNETH FULP B.A.: Duke University M.Ed.: University of Virginia Message to Students This is my fourth message in your annual to the students. There is always the temptation to strain for something new to say, and to steer clear of what has been said before. It must be remembered, however, that the eternal truths never change and that they need to be repeated again and again. Our main purpose in being here is to lead you to be a better person tomorrow than you are today. We do this by constantly holding before you a challenge. In the academic area, the challenge is to develop your learning abilities to the fullest. In your associations with other students and teachers, the ideal is to reach the time when each will respect the worth and dignity of the other. And for you as an individual, we hope to lead you to constantly raise the level of your aspirations, and to gain a clearer perspective of life through the development of a sound value system. As you look through this book, ask yourselves if it reflects your life at school as it is or as it should be. Words of praise are due the annual staff and sponsors, Miss Palmer and Mrs. Blankenship, for the many hours of work and effort put forth in publishing this yearbook. =: 16 Jt ' 17 i I; r : r i Mrs. Nancy C. Alexander B.S. : Longwood College Social Studies Mrs. Frances L. Bachant B.S. : West Va. Univ. English ; Dramatics Mrs. Ruth B. Bird B.S. : Radford College French ; English Miss Elizabeth Blair B.A. : Vanderbilt English 1 ' Mrs. Jean L. Blankenship B.S. : Radford College M.Ed. : U. Va. Guidance Mrs. Eleanor G. Brinkley B.S. : Longwood College English Mrs. Kathryn W. Brockman B.A. : R.M.W.C. Commercial Mrs. Lloyd Burton B.S. : Madison College Science 18 Mrs. Miller D. Bushong B.A. : R.M.W.C. English Mr. Robert E. Cochran B.S. : East Tenn. State D. E. ; D. O. Miss Laura Dalton Miss Suzanne David B.S. : William and Mary B.S. : Radford College Chemistry ; Science Social Studies Mr. Howard J. Duncan B.S. : Concord College M.S. : Florida State Science Mrs. Johnsie Faircloth B.A. : Catawba College English Mrs. Billie D. Farmer B.S. : Radford College Bookkeeping ; V.O.T. Miss Emma Gallimore B.A. : Radford College Mathematics 19 Mr. J. B. Harris B.S. : Concord College Band Mrs. Verdie M. Holt B.S. : High Point College Science Mrs. Ruth E. Hot B.S. : Carson Newman Mathematics Mr. Elmer E. Huff B.S. : Radford College Social Studies Mrs. Katherine Kegley B.S. : Radford College Health and Physical Education Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons B.S. : Longwood College English ; Social Studies Mr. Joe Lilly Mrs. Mary E. Lindon B.S. : East Tenn. State B.S. : Radford College Industrial Arts Science 20 Mrs. Edna A. Loftus Mr. Harry L. Loftus B.S. : Radford College B.A. : Lynchburg College Mathematics Health and Physical Education Mrs. Edna B. Love B.S. : Univ. of Tenn. Art Miss Mayme K. McCoy B.S. : Radford College Guidance ; Government Mrs. Alzie B. Mode B.S. : Radford College Social Studies Mr. Donald G. Mottesheard B.S. : Milligan College Mathematics Mrs. Rae E. Myers B.A. : Woman’s College U.N.C. Spanish ; Social Studies Mrs. Lalah H. Newman B.S. : Radford College Home Economics 21 Miss Ellen Palmer B.A. : Radford College English Mrs. Margaret P. Perdue B.A. : William and Mary Librarian Mr. William C. Puckett Mrs. Juanita C. Robertson B.S. : Concord College B.S. : Radford College Biology Latin Mrs. Betty Robinson B.A. : Radford College World Geography Mr. Eward L. Rockwell B.S. : Morris Harvey Mrs. Myrna H. Rockwell M.A. : West Va. Univ. B.A. : Radford College Health and Phys. Ed. Chorus ; Music Miss Lola Robinson B.S. : Radford College Commercial Mrs. Thelma L. Sanders B.S. and M.A. : Indiana State University Guidance Director Miss Ruth A. Simpson B.S. : Radford College Shorthand ; Typing Mr. Willborne A. Smith Mr. Kenneth G. Stallard B.S. : V.P.I. B.A. : Emory and Henry Mathematics English Mr. Clarence L. Stroup Mr. Carl R. Tacy B.A. : Lynchburg College B.S. : Davis and Elkins Social Studies English Mr. Charles B. Tickle, Jr. B.S. : Pembroke State Social Studies Mrs. Bessie S. Totten B.S. : Radford College Mathematics 23 Mr. Walter Unruh B.S. : Montana State Univ. Science Mrs. Esther H. Ward B.S. : Radford College Health and Phys. Ed. Mr. Dewey S. Wilson B.S. : East Tenn. State Mechanical Drawing 24 25 neve _ ' ‘ai has add and ng that path move from the eig emones, ave 1962 ss 1 ...... , fiL . _ ' able to catch a glance at the end of our pmnbow. 2 new roads into the future for us. Majtrf things — contributed to our quest for this Measure, more to our memory, and each yearnas been another of our rainbow. In some bewildered way we managed grade class to the unconfused freshman class. There we re- el- many activities in which we were able to participate, and the backward view our sophomore year reveals that we surely started rpaking progress. We felt like a part of Pulaski High School. Our junior year has added much to our store of ). Stationery sales and proms will always remain in the minds of the class wet , fy ack at all the activities in which we have taken part during our senior candles we made and decorated, the banquets we served, the cards we magazine sales, and that great senior play. These aided our trip to New York — g no one could forget. Our quest for maturity and knowledge has been along a wn with many happy memories. wish to thank our sponsors who have helped us during our senior year. They are Margaret Bushong, Miss Suzanne David, Mr. Elmer Huff, Mrs. Edna Loftus, Mrs. Mode, and Mrs. Bessie Totten. ‘ . 7 ur greatest wish is that our school has gained as many fond memories of us as we ve of her. Our class is anxious to reach this treasure, but never will we forget the j ourney that led to it. . ' ? X- 26 — Alene Donna Anderson Alene Ruby Jewell Andrews Ruby Friendship rings; Silver laughter. 7 ' : . r :S- ' ’ . ’ Charles Peyton Alley, Jr. Peyton Fidelity for the real; Nature’s companion. fj fSSp Danny Gardner Akers Dan Strength for the good; A lover of nature. Patricia Lou Akers Pat Lou Vivid expressions; Voices in the silence. A cheerful presence — As a light in the dark. Charles Allen Aust, Jr. Frosty Full of glee; Time for friendship. 27 a wuung nana; Great responsibilities. George Granville Bageant G. G. Spinning records; Admired by all. Bonnie Sue Barnett Bonnie Sue Sweetness of a violet; Understanding silence. Philip Morgan Baker Philip Greetings of a patriot; Forthcoming careers. Linda Kaye Aust Linda Pixy-like beauty; The ideal companion. Lewis Darrell Barker Darrell The great hunter; A schemer of merriment. 28 Jerry Wayne Branscome Lob A glorious tackle; The recipient of praise. Dianne Brockmeyer Dianne Hours of study; Years of reward. 29 Joseph Elmer Bryson, Jr. Joe Desires for the future; Work well done. Ethel Moore Brookman Ethel Sweet determination; Striving for her goal. � ; Linda Estelle Burchett Linda Excitement in everything; The bubbles of a brook. Etta Lee Carlton Etta A classroom jester; The joy of friendship. ■ Sherman Cain, Sonny A will to do; An alert interest. TZ V, John Inman Byrd Jack A bag of tricks; More and more questions. Harold Lee Childress Buzz The challenge ahead; A job to be done. Swanna Kaye Catron Kacy Cheers at a Pep Rally; A contagious smile. Cynthia Adelaide Carroll Cindy Messenger of good cheer; Robed in companionship. Paulette Carrico Linda The midnight ball; Form of grace. Virlen Edward Chrisley Virlen A silent onlooker; Always willing to help. Jean Elizabeth Cassell Jeanne A gleam in December; Angelic kindred. 31 Mary Lou Cox Mary Lou A small girl’s delight; Always happy. James Vinton Covey, Jr. Jimmy Zeal of battle; Times of merriment. Sf Joanne Joan Lively spirit; Fair conquest William Michael Clark Mike A joy for all; Soaring Saxophones. VC? y Orel Emmerson Cox Buddy The silence of a sea; Truth is virtue. „ J. m Herbert Raymond Craig, Jr. Junior A royal court; Service to his country. Charles S. Crawford, Jr. Charlie Strong Christian character; A band concert. Nellie Delzora Crisp Nellie Sweet harmony; Bouquet of violets. , ' Teresa Carol Cox T eresa Purpose of resolution; Endowed with reality. Donald Clinton Crowder Don Faith enduring; Great in heart. William Edward Cox William Thinks so much; Says so little. mm w4M 33 Eunice Pauline Davis Eunice Fresh vigor with hope; Joy dances in her eyes. Jesse Charles Crumbley, III Jess tJV- A golf green; Philosophical reflections. Leland Dawson, Jr. Jay Song of a soldier; Victory his goal. Robert Edward Davis Bobby A hopeful heart; Expects much from life. Marie Dickerson Marjorie The summer’s heavens; A misty dream. 34 Dennis Elwood Edwards Dennis Searching the horizon; A loyal heart. � -- Violet Cornellia East Violet Courtly grace; Satin ribbons. Mary Eleanor Ellis Mary Brightest inspiration; A jewel in her hair. Donna Sue Farley Donna Fond remembrances; Happy hours. Manila Alberta Elkins Alberta Grasping an idea; Hope blossoming within. Rock Taylor Duke Skip-per An architect of fate; Boundless reach. 35 Theda Kay Farmer Kay A gracious lady; Southern determination. Johnsie Irene Fowler Johnsie A bouquet of flowers; Blushing success. Patricia Carol Farley Patricia A soft voice; A kind heart. Arby LaVerne Frost Arby A humming ballad; Articles for the paper. Philip Ward Freeman Phil With God as a pilot; Master of his destiny. Janice Dawn F Janice an A charming personality; The spirit of a game. 36 Ever joyous, busy moments; Specialist of many trades. Burman Gale Grantham Gale Humble, sincere, constant; The form of a hero. Martha Stewart Graham Martha Mighty roads ahead; Fidissima, Alius Respiciens. jll Giles Madison Gilley Giles Adventure personified; Continued calmness. Walker Dickerson Goad Walker Mathematical problems; Sounds of the world. Carolyn Kaye Gross Carolyn Anxious anticipation; Certainty for the future. 37 Wild honeysuckle; An enchanting smile Norma Jean Hagee Norma A spring bouquet; Fondest of memories BRC- fTK-: ■ v -?« Rosemma Payne Grubb Rosemma A warm hello; Courteous manners. Ronnie McGill Hall Ronnie The power of an engine; . A traveling heart. � =V - V- ' Ai X- tv • ' AyiJyfaiS 3k!§m££ Ronald Bruce Hall Ronnie Mechanical - drawings; Success straight ahead. Robert Joseph Hall, Jr R.J. Faithful friendship; Everlasting joy, 38 , .. Jettie Diane Harrell Diane A weaver of tales; Expressions of living. Larry Vogel Hiatt Larry Meditated moments; The sure victory. oretta Carol Hancock Loretta Delightful, delovely; An inspiration for many. Rita Faye Hawks Rita The magic of silence; Gentle movements. Curtis Lee Hawkins Curtis Full of excitement; An amicable smile. Jane Elizabeth Herron Betsy Equestrian perfection; Echoes of laughter. 39 |� Roger Douglas Hughes Doug Mighty purposes; Like an oak stands he. Norma Jean Hughes Norma Sure determination; A willing and ready hand. Judy Lane Hughett Judy Cool, calm meadows; A slow, but sure, smile. fond Johnny Howlett, Jr. Johnny The fire of adventure; Sparks of pleasure. Janie Sue Hughes Janie Black lace; That special dance. Audrey Grant Hurd Grant Time well spent; Fun to be with. 41 ‘‘ Darlene Kanode Darlene Firmness in the right; Great love for life. fuart Johnston Mary Stuart Music sweetly flowing; Creative thoughts with a pen. Linda Juanita Jones Linda Glorious friendships; Songs of angels. Mary Thomas Johnston Mary Laughter always; Joy to everyone. Allen Laurence Jones Allen A wee bit of mischief; Lots of fun. James Irvin Kidd James Busy moments; Time happily spent. 43 1 Joseph Cecil Lawson Cecil : A white picket fence; Paths in a forest. Carole Sue Lefler Carole Sue Energetic willingness; A shout for the team. Carol Janet Kirkner Janet A new idea forseen; Fun in the making. S ' Julia Ellen Lookabill Julia A warm smile; An everlasting friend. Patricia Ann Pat Happy talk; Memorable days. Lewis ' Martha Lorraine Lemons Marci Exciting experiences; Deep felt happiness. 44 Larry Ray Marshall Larry Likeable humor; Roads ahead. Mary Jo Marshall Mary Jo Majestic silence; Rippling melody. Evelyn Druscilla Martin Dru Sincere helpfulness; Dedication to life. Howard Douglas Martin Howard Sincerity with silence; Much to share. Norman McMillan Norman A phonograph needle; Merry music maker. 45 Ronald Allen Melton Beaver A basketball specialist; An open dictionary. Martha Sue Mickey Sue Glorious gazes; Seen through mystic eyes. Riley Thomas McPeak Tommy Deep thoughts; Content with perfection. Barry St. Claire Moore Barry Hand of friendship; A knight in shining armor. James Dale Mink Jimmy Quick wit; Anxious anticipation. Karen Percy Millirons Karen Gay castles; Delicate grace. Donald Earnest Murphy Donald Slow, sure actions; An early dawning. )avid William Morehead Dave Quiet observation; Reward of jobs well done. Ilf Kenneth Duane Morrison Kenny An automobile enthusiast; Strength of steel. James Irvin Morris Pete Small of stature; The heart of a giant. Roy Sturling Myers Roy A sea of merriment; Joy ad infinitum. Lawrence Wayne Nelson Lawrence Unfought victories won; Majestic playfulness. 47 Roger Dale O ' Dell Roger A court jester; Amity with all. Ann Sharon Owen Ann Flash of a baton; A banner fair. Nancy Jo Newman Nancy Jo A great sense of humor Sports participant. Robert Terry Patterson Terry Faithfulness as in football A friendly greeting. Richard Jackson Patterson Richard An exciting debate; All the rest on him depend. Margaret Ann Painter Margaret Ann A pattern for many; Rare qualities of greatness. 48 Frances Irene Pickerel Fran Devoted to her friends; Liked by all. John Edwin Pinkard Jerry A deer hunt; Excitement of the game. Steve Michael Pearce Steve He of a mighty limb; Each unto himself. Joyce Ann Poe Joyce A sincere devotion; Amused at life. David Carl Payton David The valor of youth; Dedicated friendship. iSit m ' ' Patricia Irene Patton Patsy Twinkling dewdrops; Whispering wind. • e . ..lUw-- ii C , 49 Carolyn Sue Richardson Carolyn A stairway to success; Always learning. Harry Burks Rhett Harry Amusing remarks; Fun-filled years. -JW Marvin Kenneth Powers Kenny An Atlas at work; Of a regal manner. Charles Wayne Ratcliffe Wayne Laughter in a classroom; Raking autumn leaves. Terry Lee Powell Terry A merry prankster; A jovial manner. Harriet Imogene Richardson Imogene A single note; In harmony with all. Eugene Ross Gene Vast expectations; Much enthusiasm. 51 Hazel Irene Sisk Hazel A dance routine; Joyous expectations. Burlev Jean Semones B.J. Thoughtful and dependable; Original ideas. Jean Sadie Slate Jean Winning simplicity; Tranquil countenance. Sammy Kay Saunders Sammy Expressions of gentleness; A good-natured fellow. Jackie School tradition; Thou bonnie gem William Hugh Self Billy Fine school spirit; An exciting imagination. Joyce Ann Southern Joyce Sincere, modest smile; Pleasant thoughts to all. Swanson Monroe Stout Swanson Delightful amusement; Liberal-hearted. Inquiring thoughts; Host of golden daffodils. 53 wm mm Judith Ann Surfaee Judy Sunshine and flowers; Happily-filled hours. 5-twm Marilyn Kay Stuart Kay Sparkling eyes; Personality of beauty. Barbara Kennedy Sutphin Barbara An enjoyable movie; Benevolent personality. Roger Gray Sutherland Roger Age of chivalry Most noble kn‘ Lucinda Ann Surratt Lucinda Dew on a rose; Silver ebb tide. Everett Lee Sutphin Bucky At peace with the world; Gratification of heart. SSil j. i Hfy- James Oren Townley James Song of heroism; Glory of thy fame. Dorothy Geraldine Tuell Dottie An auburn beauty; Quietness shows the joy. Jacqueline Ruth Turner Jackie A radiant fireplace; Remembered acquaintance. 30 m ferry Wayne Sutphin Jerry A love for sports; A thrill of joy prophetic. Wanda Jean Tracy Wanda Tassels and embroideries; A blue-eyed violet’s beam. Richard Crawford Thornton Richard Bravery amid a storm; Conquering unknown ways. 55 Franklin Frederick Waddell Butch Significant ideas; Considerate of others. Patricia Lee Wallace Pat Stage show; A ready wit. Michael Elliott Walker Mike A world philosopher; Tomorrow’s merriment. Waddell d Richard Lee Wa Richard A gentleman’s gentleman; Dancing at a sock hop. ' -• Letty Dawn Turpin Letty A secret opinion; Hopeful happiness. Doris Joanne Vordo Joanne A pleasure-filled heart; A favorite song. Eddie Arnold Warf Eddie Impressive earnestness; Glory in the making. ' ,4 • . 8? - .. . m • .:‘v- ;v: V, ' . ' ' Kenneth Edward Warden Kenneth A good deed; Truth comes to light. V s a Helen Raye Ware Raye Song of a merry bird; Her charm’s complete. Donald Richard White Donald Right abides within; Always high principles. lam Watkins Walton, Jr Bill The bounce of a basketball; Jolly good humor. Patricia Ann Vest Webb Patty A radiant countenance; Excess of merriment. 57 V Margaret Anne Whitley Margaret Anne Dainty, sweet; Kind and sincere. Alton Williams Roger Native oak tree; Fame of thy name. Vi ' - Helen Elizabeth Whitehurst Helen A football game; The sparkle of a star. Violet Linkous White - i- • Violet Unceasing faithfulness: A tranquil ' lake. Leonard Lee Leonard Quiet friendship An ancient mariner. Williams James Richard Williams Richard An understanding nature; The hush of night. $-3 S8S HEW . - ?- I ' ' !- ‘ : ■■ ' • l ' . ' ' J 1 ■ ; - ' ' ■’ ' W- . , Y . ' ‘ ■ ' yy ' ■ - . ; ’ - ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ -,. Doris Eloise Wood Doris A living sunbeam; The jingle of silver bells James Calvin Windle Jimmy Wealth of the sea; Star of peace. W %V Nancy Jo Wilson Nancy Jo A boat ride; Thrilling excitement. Judy Lane Brinkley Judy Smile of Happiness; Joy of a new year. Gary Lee Wright Gary A jester cap; Joy abundantly. Harms of the world have come unto us, Cups of sorrow we yet shall drain; But we have a secret that doth show us Wonderful rainbows in the rain. — Richard Realf 59 ummer (§raduate Humor to all. Bill Walton and Dee Ann Rooker in a scene of Father’s Been to Mars, the senior play. Barbara Guynn, Betsy Herron, and Dennis Rorrer practice typing during study hall. 60 These scenes above are a few chosen glimpses from those steps we have taken along the path of the senior year. Our year has been comprised of many experiences: the fun of the Senior play, service in decorating the Christmas tree, study in the classroom, and the plans we are now making for the future. Thus our Senior year draws to a close. 61 CLASS OFFICERS: Dickie Leftwich, President; Mike Hooker, Vice-presi- dent; Margaret Sue Flippin, Secretary ; Jimmy Ward, Treasurer. Junior Class Our junior year is one of the most exciting years in our high school life. In the Homecoming Events our class float won second place while the Junior Tri- Hi-Y won third place. We were honored to have lone Leeson and Gary Fox represent us in the Homecoming Court. The stationery drive was most successful. The purpose of this project is to raise funds to present the Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the Seniors. We placed first in the Christmas Can Drive competition. Representing us in the Miss P. H. S. Contest were nine lovely girls, one of whom — Mary Agnes Lively — honored us in being chosen Maid of Honor. Class rings arrived just in time for Christmas. This was a great thrill for each of us. We will never forget our junior year and we will look forward with great anticipa- tion to being Seniors. We appreciate the help that our sponsors — Mrs. Kathryn Brockman, Mrs. Billie Farmer, Miss Ellen Palmer, Miss Lola Robinson, Miss Ruth Simpson and Mrs. Janet Young — have given us this year. 62 Henry Albert Jimmy Alley Sandra Alley Lynwood Armbrister Myron Aust Nancy Baker David Beamer Thomas Bentley Delores Berry Betty Bishop Ronnie Boothe B. K. Brookman Patricia Bryson Tommy Burke Beth Byrd Frances Cain Freda Canter 63 Priscilla Dalton Sydney DeGon Joanna Dickerson Charlotte Dodson Janis Fagg Judy Farmer Dick Fizer Margaret Sue Flippin Larry Folden Gary Fox Faye Garnett Mary K. Gemmell Betty Glenn Lorene Graham Betty Grantham Betsy Gregory Brenda Grubb Diana Grubb Jerry Guynn 64 Reba Cha ndler Pat Chitwood Norma Kay Chrisley Mary Lou Chumbley Joyce Clark Kathryn Clark Elizabeth Cole Garland Earhart Harry Edwards Billie Endicott Pat Evans Patsy Cook Delores Costello Kay Covey Carol Ann Cox Dorothy Cox Wanda Cox H. K. Cutlip Kelly Dalton 65 Winston Kegley Betty King John King Charlotte Lane Mary Agnes Lively Billy Lovell Raymond Lyons Glenn Martin Sammy Martin Robert McKinney Barbara McMillan Amon Moore Pam Morrison Joyce Morris Fred Myers Wanda Nixon Franklin Owens Jimmy Palmer Brenda Parks f.6 Barbara Haga Ann Hall Jacky Hall Sydney Hardy Carl Harless Jimmy Hickam Mike Hooker Bobby Ledford lone Leeson Dickie Leftwich Patricia Lewis 67 Nancy Semones Ronnie Semones John Spangler Barbara Stinson Bobby Taylor Donald Taylor Sheldon Taylor Kay Thompson Yvonne Thompson Cecil Thornton Donna Townley Opal Trail Bobby Turner Louise Turpin Jennifer Vann Amelia Vaughan Louis Vaughan Alyne Vaughan 68 Posey Payne Bill Phibbs Doris Phibbs David Poindexter Billy Powers Larry Rakes David Ratcliff Brenda Stone Faye Stoots Janies Stuart David Sutherland 69 Ronald Vaughan Ruby Wall Hallie Wampler Dickie Ward Jimmy Ward Nadine Ward Jimmy Warden Mitchell Warden Judy Windle Brenda Worrell James Worrell George Young 70 Left to Right: Larry Bishop, President; Susan Tickle, Vice-president; Nancy Morehead, Secretary; Rodney Phillips, Treasurer. J opfyomorr m ass A year older, wiser, and nearer to being upper classmen! We discovered that as we move along in school there is more required of us. We found that we have to utilize more of our time in study, because our success and happiness in later life depend on how we apply ourselves at Pulaski High School. We had a very good float in the Homecoming Parade and had some great times working on it. This year we were well represented in the Miss P. H. S. Contest by six attractive girls — Judy Massie, Martha Rice, Charlotte Smith, Susan Tickle, Cynthia Vaughan, and Marie Worrell. Our sincere appreciation is due our sponsors Miss Emma Gallimore, Mrs. Kathryn Kegley, Mr. Donald Motesheard, Mrs. Lalah H. Newman, Mr. William Puckett, Mr. Charles B. Tickle, and Mrs. Ester Ward. 71 Carolyn Adams Richard Agee Roger Altizer Danny Anderson DuVal Anderson Rita Anderson Sue Anderson Gerry Atkinson Franklin Ayers Sherry Bailey Jonthan Ballard Barbara Barbettini Stanley Bentley Delores Berry Shirley Berry Charles Bralley Larry Bishop Jackie Black Tony Blair Alvin Branson Doug Brown Irene Bruce Carolyn Buckner Brenda Kay Burke Billy Carter Sharon Marie Cecil Carl Childress Richard Clark John Coker Brenda Conner Belinda Cook Juanita Cook Robert Cooper Connie Cord Sammy Corder Brenda Covey 72 Juanita Cox Dianne Cre ger Douglas Cruise David Dalton Joan Dalton Rebecca Daugherty Linda Davis Becky Douthat Brenda Dye Gloria Eads Kaye Ellis Jeanne Essrich Jenene Eversole Judy Eversole Garry Frazier Mary Ann French Raymond Gaither Judy Gallimore Darlene Gardner Darrell Gardner Jerry Gardner Peggy Gardner Tommy Gemmell Dreama Gills Kathy Gibson Jimmy Glenn James Goad Hayes Goad Patsy Goad Eddie Goodson Rosie Graham Clevell Gray Jerry Grimes Clyde Grubb Allen Gusler Karl Hager 73 Susie Haggerty Bonnie Hall Brenda Hall Frankie Hall Iva Jean Hall Gene Hamblin Donald Hawkins Bobby Hilton Christine Hollingsworth Janet Howlett Ronnie Hubble Elda Hudson Vernon Hudson Phala Huff Martha Hughett Andrew Humphrey Roger Hurd Steve Jackson Jennie Johnston Richard Johnston Evelyn Jones Michael Jones Doris Kanode Norma Kanode George Kelly Roger Kesling Jackie Kidd Shirley Kincer Cheryl King Dean King Jennifer Kirby Greg Knisely Elaine Kanode Patricia Landis Linda Landreth Sammy Lawson 74 Linda Leeson Bobby Lemons Glendora Lewis Raymond Link Roylence Link Mike Linkous Tommy Linville Bobby Love John Lowman Charles Lytton Linda Mann Judy Massie Raymond Maxwell Bonnie McCraw Sandra Mink Clyde Moles Joan Moles Geraldine Mooney Nancy Morehead Terry Morris Carolyn Nelson Dawn Nelson Alvin Nixon Shirley Nixon Lawrence Nuckolls Gail Owen Charles Painter Patsy Parks Sandra Parks Sammy Patterson Sandra Patterson Alfred Pearce Phil Pearce Mont Phelps Bobby Phillips Rodney Phillips 75 Barbara Pickeral Bet ty Powers Charlotte Quesenberry Terry Quesenberry Jackie Ratcliffe Sharon Ratcliffe Sue Ratcliffe Wanda Reaves Ronnie Reynolds Martha Rice Wayne Richardson Larry Roope Stephen Roseberry Diane Rudisill Peggy Rupe Barbara Rutherford Ronnie Lee Ryan Kathy Sheets Johnny Shelton Mary Sue Shepherd Peggy Lou Shepherd Betty Smith Charlotte Smith Joyce Smith Tommy Stefi Ronnie Southern Peggy Stephens H. C. Sutherland Carolyn Ann Tabor Dennis Terman Brenda Thomas Sandra Thompson Jimmy Tickle Susan Tickle Virgie Tilson Billy Tracy 76 Mary Turner Edward Umberger Cynthia Vaughan Mary Frances Vordo Carolyn White Embree White Ernie White Jerry White Freddie Whitaker Lanky Whitehurst Bonnie Williams Jack Wilson Marie Worrell Freddie Wright Patti Wright Sophomores receive recognition We help show school spirit. 1-2; 1-2-3-4-Ha! for work well done. Sophomores! 77 CLASS OFFICERS: Frankie Flippin, President ; Freddie Fox, Vice-Presi- dent; Barry Whitt, Secretary ; Linda Warden, Treasurer. resfyman (Ulass As the school bell rang on September 5th, a group of excited students entered into a new phase of hard studying and happy times, much different from past years. This group of students were the Freshman of Pulaski High School. Thus we climbed one more step in finding the end of the rainbow. We wish to thank our sponsors: Mrs. Nancy Alexander, Mrs. Ruth Bird, Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, Mrs. Eleanor Brinkley, Mr. Robert Cochran, Mrs. Johnsie Faircloth, Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, Mrs. Ray Meyers, Mrs. Betty Robinson, Mr. Clarence Stroup, and Miss Carol Wolfe for their excellent guidance through this year. 78 John Ayers Jerry Babb Sherry Bageant Billy Beamer Martha Beckner Wayne Bell Jackie Bentley Darnell Beverly Barbara Bevil George Bevins Betty Bishop Ronnie Blankenship Elaine Albert Channie Allen J. P. Allen Larry Alley Roy Alley Nona Aired Barbara Altizer Billy Anderson Edward Askew Jo Ann Aust Richard Aust Carol Ayers Beth Boan Ralph Bocock Ruth Bowles Ann Bowman Sandra Bowyer Marvin Branscom Doris Breedlove Jimmy Breedlove Brock Brockmeyer Carolyn Brockmeyer Dennis Brown Sammy Buchanan Jean Buchner Joel Burchett Johnny Burchett Otis Byrd Darlene Caldwell Loretta Cameron Kenneth Carrico Marcia Carroll Dotty Cassell Robert Cauthen Chuck Chaffin Judy Chaffin 79 Diane Chandler Jimmy Chapman Gary Chinault Brenda Chrisley James Chrisley Nancy Chrisley Patricia Chrisley Earnestine Clark Evelyn Clark Penny Clark Dreama Cochran Jerry Collins Rodney Cox Freddie Crockett Gary Cruff Effie Dalton Gary Dalton Joan Dalton Juanita Dalton Randy Dalton Ray Dalton Jeanne D ' Amour Eddie Davidson Eugene Davidson Wanda Davidson Wayne Davis Gary Dawson Roger Dean Leslie De Gon Patsy De Hart Berl Delph Charles Dent Gloria Doyle Gary Doyle Wanda Draper Jerry Duncan Shelia Duncan Douglas Eads Dreama Eads Ruby Eads Steve Earhart Mike East 80 Danny French Sue Garnett David Garwood Frankie Gilbert Carol Goggin Frances Gravely Kenneth Gray Stella Grey James Gregory Joan Gregory Betty Grubb Allan Haga Sue Haga Susan Haga John Hagee Troy Hagee Pat Hailey Carolyn Hall Gary Hall Jeff Hall Linda Hall Doris Harriman Vera Hawkins Bobby Hayden Kay Henderson Patsy Henly Gary Herndon Marilyn Hill Janie Hinson Frankie Hoback Linda Holmes Sue Horton Earlene Howard Jill Howard Dee Huff Stella Humphrey 81 Danny Hurst Connie Hylton Thelma Ingles Dennis Jackson Wayne Jarrels Wanda Jennings Larry Johnson Neal Johnson Billy Johnston Benny Jones Emma Jones Teresa Jones Pat Keatly Ella Kemp Pansy Kemp Frances Kesling Eula Mae Kidd Virginia Kidd Carol King Kenneth Klopp Wally Knode Charles Lawson Joyce Lefler Sandra Lefler Jane Maxwell Pat Mayberry Brenda McGlothlin Mary McFall Velma Meredith Dolly Millirons Judy Lennett Linda Lewis Nancy Linkous Eddie Linville Glennwood Lookabill Estelle Lottier Janis Lyons Dennis Marshall Joan Marshall Pandora Martin Terry Martin Pat Massie Suzanne Moody Sue Moles Janice Morefield Margaret Morefield Sherry Morefield Linda Morris 82 Wayne Morris Bobby Nash Nancy Neese Cecil Nester Don Newman Tom Noland Randy Nuckols Reggie O’Dell Sue Ogle Cristo Pack Ann Pagan Donald Parks Patsy Parks Linda Patterson Gayle Payton Melanie Pearce George Penn Grace Phelps Earleen Phibbs Gloria Philippi Robert Powell Carolyn Powers Ronald Powers Cecil Prillaman Jerry Pugh Freda Quesenberry Rex Quesenberry Bobby Ratcliff Donald Ratcliff Robert D. Ratcliff Susan Ratcliff Sandra Ray Troy Ray Carolyn Reaves James Repass Charles Richards Bobby Richardson Carolyn Richardson Lucille Richardson Darla Riggs Glenthia Rigney Charles Rhett Suella Robinson Tony Roberson Alton Roe Buddy Rogers Sandra Rogers Sylvia Rogers 83 Greg Rooker Diane Rosenbaum Brenda Rupe Seymour Rupe Diane Russell Howard Sadler Danny Safewright Stephen Sage Bonnie Saunders Mary Scofold Margaret Seagle Tom Seagle Ray Shutt Gail Siglin Becky Smith Carl Smith Peggy Smith Randy Smith Steve Smith Judy Smithers Paul Sorrell Ronnie Spencer Linda Stoots Susan Stoots Randy Sumner Donnie Surface Linda Surface Cary Sutherland Martha Sutherland Betty Sutphin Glenna Sutphin Robert Sutphin Dorothy Tabor Phyllis Tabor Rickie Talbert Chime Tate Dreama Taylor Jerry Taylor Jackie Taylor Jerry Thomas Tony Thompson Allen Thornton Larry Thornton Merriane Tickle Evelyn Tolbert Betty Tracy Doug Trail Charles Travares 84 Frank Trotter Pam Turner Rodney Turner Alma Turpin Betty Turpin Carol Varone Bonnie Ward Betty Warden Linda Warden Jimmy Warf Glenn Watson Vicky Webb Archa Vaughn Karen Vaughn Elizabeth Vaught Bonnie Via Pat Waller Jane Walters Joe Weddle Alice Wheeling Johnny White Judy White Teddy White Barry Whitt Randolph Whitt John Willis Ann Withers James Wolf Luther Woods Jimmy Worrell Bobby Nash, Cary Sutherland, Judy Lennett, mem- bers of the Freshman Class, attend the Beta Club Kiddy Dance. 85 CLASS OFFICERS: Christie Hurst, President; Jewel Catron, Vice-President ; Mary Jane Austin, Secretary; Thelma Conner, Treasurer. igtjttj (§rade We were thrilled and excited to begin our high school days at Pulaski High School and our search for the end of the rainbow. We were lost, but after a few days we felt at home. Changing classes six times a day and seeing six different teachers made our days seem shorter than ever before. We would like to thank the Guidance Department for helping to make our school future a great deal clearer. Even football games seemed more interesting; now we were a part of the school that the players represented. Our class election was exciting with many stirring speeches. Making our float for the Home- coming activities was an experience that none of the workers will forget. It was the first time we had worked together as the eighth grade class on a project. We were proud of our two representatives in the Homecoming activities. We were exceptionally happy also that the eighth grade was represented by a classmate at the Virginia Gen- eral Assembly. Our sponsors who have helped us very much are Mrs. Frances Bachant, Miss Laura Dalton, Mrs. Lloyd Burton, Mr. Howard Duncan, Mrs. Verdie Holt, Mrs. Ruth Hotz, Mrs. Mary Lindon, Mrs. Edna Love, Mrs. Juanita Robertson, Mr. Wilbourne Smith, Mr. Kenneth Stallard, and Mr. Walter Unruh. We can hardly wait for the time when we will become the freshman class and will have taken one more step toward the end of the rainbow. 86 Larry Adams Wayne Adams Jean Akers Robert Akers Alice Alley Carl Anderson Darnell Anderson Dorothy Anderson Patricia Anderson Deana Andrews Gary Andrews Larry Armbrister Bobby Arnold Janice Aust Jimmy Aust Ronnie Aust Mary Jane Austin Ben Ayers David Ayers Junior Bailey Bonnie Baker Lynn Banes Linda Barrett Deloris Becks Fred Bell Roy Berry David Black Margaret Blair Kathy Bogardus Peggy Boyles Jeanette Breedlove Elizabeth Britt Linda Brock Linda Buchanan David Burch Joyce Burch Becky Burchett Larry Burton Roger Burton Tommy Burton Connie Byrd Johnny Byrd Patsy Byrd Sue Byrd Richard Carrico Eddie Carrier Danny Carson Jewel Catron Brenda Cecil Barbara Chaffin Janice Chandler Pam Chitwood Dean Clark James Clark Linda Clark Norma Coleman Ida Collins Bobby Compton Delores Conley Thelma Conner Bobby Cook Doug Cook Mae Cook 87 David Corder Sheila Cowan Fred Cox Harriet Cox James Cox Michael Cox Nancy Cox Nancy Lee Cox Sherry Cox Wilma Cox S. T. Crockett Mary Crowder Sheila Crowder Wanda Cruff Bobby Dalton Donald Dalton Doris Dalton Larry Dalton Larry Davids on Donald Davis James Davis Charlene Dean Clayton Dean Yvonne Dean Paul Dennis Roy Dickerson Jimmy Dobbins Sybil Douthat Melba Dowdy Janice Doyle Fay Draper Jeanie Duncan Roger Duncan Emma Dunford Ronald Dunford Carl Edney Brenda Edwards Connie Edwards Gary Edwards Jean Edwards Raymond Edwards Terry Edwards Louise Elkins Linda Farley Carolyn Farlow Linda Farmer Leonard Finn Ann Floyd Raymond Fowler Tommy Frazier Barbara Freeman Earnestine Freeman Diane French Julius Fuller Cynthia Fulp Arnold Garlic Connie Garlic Bobby Garwood Joyce Gaston Sharon Gemmell Karen Gibson Patricia Gilley Jerry Goins 88 Tommy Jones Brenda Kanode David Kegley Vicki Kelly Marvin Kemp Calvin Kidd Daniel King Jackie King Sally King Brenda Kinser James Kirby Teresa Kirkner Sanda Kiser David Landis Jimmy Lewey Irene Lindsey Judy Long Sharon Long Donald Lorton John Love Nina Lovelace Betty Lovell Mike Luttrell Kenny Mabe Norma Mabry Delmas Martin Joan Martin Brenda McCraw William Graham Kate Gravely Roger Gravely Thelma Gravely Terry Grimes Barry Grimstead Everette Grubb George Haga Charles Hager Joe Hall Gary Hancock Donald Harrell Joy Hill Linda Hill Jean Hoback Wanda Hoback Ted Hodge Jesse Hopkins Larry Horton Becky Hotz Roger Huffman Guy Hughes Paul Hughes Jo Ann Hummel Christie Hurst Jerry Hutchins Wayne Hyatt Julie Jackson Claudia Johnson Fred Johnson Harvey Johnson Donnie Jones Jean Jones Kay Jones Richard Jones 89 Douglas McFall Jimmy McMillian Faye Melton Sandra Melton Eric Miller Cynthia Mitchell Mark Mitchell Pat Mitchell Shairon Moore Carl Morehead Jimmy Morehead Jeannie Moses Sandra Mottesheard Brenda Musick Clifford Nelson Linda Nelson Sheila Nelson Barbara Nixon Jerry Novell Douglas Nuckolls Inez Nuckolls Gary O’Dell Teresa Mae Oulds Su-Su Owen Bob Palmer Mike Parks Patsy Parks Brenda Patton Ronnie Pearce Linda Phillips Jerry Powers Rena Poole Jo Ann Price Wanda Pugh Larry Queen Brenda Quesenberry Brenda Quesenberry Carolyn Quesenberry David Quesenberry David W. Quesenberry Donnie Quesenberry Gary Quesenberry Mike Quesenberry Terry Quesenberry Richard Rash Doug Ratcliff Brenda Ratcliffe Obel Ratcliffe Roger Ratcliffe Gerald Reaves Shirley Ricky Phyllis Rigney Wanda Rigney Margaret Ritter Wanda Ritter Patricia Rupe Barbara Ryan David Runyon Edward Rhett Johnny Richards Roger Ridpath Wayne Rorrer Hubert Rudisill 90 John Reynolds Bonnie Seaman Jerry Sexton Marsha Sheets Paul Shelton Donna Shockley Sherman Shockley Susan Simmons Ronnie Slate Curtis Slusher James Slusher Johnny Smith Lois Smith Suellen Smith Lois Spence Billy Sprinkle Jimmy Stallings Barbara Stefi Watts Steger Bill D. Steger Joe Stephens James Stilwell Louise Stites Sandra Stites Bonnie Stoots Marvin Stowers Larry Tabor Frances Tavares Linda Thomas Margaret Thomas Betty Thompson Cecil Thompson William Thompson Brenda Thornton Mary Thornton Frances Townley Donald Trail Dennis Turner Ellen Kay Turner Wayne Umberger Odell Viars Betty Waddell David Walton Glenn Weddle Eddie Whisman Bobby F. White Kellas White Mary White Robert White Lonnie Whitt Betty Williams Curtis Williams Garnet Williams Jo Ann Williams Juanita Williams Donald Wilson Douglas Wilson Theresa Wolfe David Woods David Wright Dorthy Wright Patsy Wright Robert Zeigler 91 A United States History class enjoys learn- ing about our country’s past. S. T. Crockett, eighth grade class member, was a page in the State Senate during the 1962 session of the General Assembly. Bill Walton and Jimmy Palmer wait for crucial rebound in Blacksburg ball game. 92 Lj f . L . - i I First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Allen Jones, Kenny Emma Gallimore, Sue Garnett, Sherry Morefield, Powers, Kaye Catron, Pat Bocock, Janice Freeman, Jean Buckner, Nikki Combiths, Sara Jane English, Nancy Jo Wilson, Burley Jean Semones, Mike Hook- Barry Whitt, er, Arby Frost, Dianne Cregger, Freddie Fox, Miss j tutbnt! Burley Jean Semones President Mike Hooker Vice-President Dianne Cregger Secretary Freddie Fox Treasurer Arby Frost Reporter Miss Emma Gallimore Sponsor In Pulaski High School, as in other schools throughout Virginia, the Stu- dent Cooperative Association is the or- ganization of the entire student body that allows students a voice in the opera- tion of the school and provides oppor- tunity for students to accept major responsibilities and assume roles of leadership. The Student Council is composed of 42 home room presidents, the 5 SCA officers, and the SCA Adviser. It is the representative body of the Student Co- operative Association and meets twice a month to study and promote the best interests of the whole school. The Activities Council, which meets monthly, is composed of the highest elected student officer of any properly sponsored school organization. Its pur- poses are to coordinate organization ac- tivities and to promote better under- standing among the groups, but the general operation of each club or class is under the supervision and jurisdiction of the sponsor and the principal. 94 Second Row, Left to Right: Billie Endicott, Ann Hall, Sandra Alley, Yvonne Thompson, lone Leeson, Jimmy Warden, Nancy Morehead, Evelyn Jones, Judy Gallimore, Cynthia Vaughan, John Coker, Ron- nie Hubble, Johnny Shelton, Terry Martin, Greg Iomtctl Rooker, Betty Turpin, Jill Howard, Jewel Ann Catron, Sandra Kiser, Susan Simmons, S. T. Crock- ett, Wayne Hyatt, Jerry Novell, Ellen Owen, Mary Jane Austin, Sharon Gemmell. (Aciitiiiies (Homttil First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Pat Massie, Jimmy Tickle, Miss Emma Gallimore, Arby Frost, Burley Jean Semones, Mike Hooker, Dianne Cregger, Fred- die Fox, Susan Tickle, Marie Worrel. Second Row, Left to Right: Christie Hurst, Linda Aust, Martha Lemons, Margaret Sue Flippin, Carol Sue Lefler, Franklin Flippin, Theda Kay Farmer, Nancy Jo Newman, Norma Hughes. Third Row, Left to Right: Kaye Hurst, Margaret Ann Painter, Terry Blair, Jess Crumbley, Dickie Leftwich, William Cox, Patsy Parks, Bobby Nash, Larry Bishop. William Cox President Jess Crumbley Chaplain Alberta Elkins Linda Aust Dianne Brockmeyer Linda Carrico Rational potior Kay Farmer Arby Frost Reporter Martha Graham Ri(a Hawks Richard Patterson Vice-president Margaret Ann Painter Secretary Carolyn Richardson Dee Ann Burley Jean Doris Wanda Bill Mrs. Juanita Rooker Semones Southern Tracy Walton Robertson Sponsor 96 First row, Left to right: Susan Tickle, President, John Coker, Vice-president, Ronald Southern, Sec- retary, Mary Frances Vordo, Treasurer, Bobby Hil- ton, Reporter, Dianne Cregger, Parliamentarian, Juanita Cox, Chaplain. Second row, Left to right: Jenene Eversole, Iva Jean Hall, Kathy Sheets, Mary Ann French, Tony Blair, Billy Tracy, Mrs. Betty Robinson, Sponsor, Clyde Grubb, Stanley Bentley, Roger Turman, Nancy Morehead, Linda Thompson, Carolyn Tabor, Martha Rice, Sharon Ratcliff. Rational junior Mottor First row, Left to right: Theda Kay Farmer, President, Martha Graham, Vice-presi- dent, Bill Walton Treasurer, Druscilla Martin, Chaplain. Second Row, Left to right: Carol Ann Clark, Dianne Brockmeyer, Imogene Richardson, Teresa Cox, Mary T. John- ston, Jimmy Windle, Linda Jones, Charles Crawford, Bonnie Barnett, Linda Burchett, Linda Carrico, Pat Bocock, Ann Owen, Martha Lemons, Linda Aust. Third row, Left to right: Judy Surface, Kaye Catron, Geraldine Sprinkle, Joyce Southern, Violet White, Walker Goad, Howard Martin, George Bageant, Terry Blair, William Cox, Janie Hughes, Jess Crumbley, Jay Dawson, Barbara Guynn, Janice Freeman, Judy Hughett. eta First row, Left to right: Reba Chandler, Norma Chrisley, Mary Lou Chumbley, Kaye Covey, Joanne Dickerson, Judy Farmer, Billie Endicott, Margaret Sue Flippin, Mary K. Gemmell, Betty Bishop, Beth Byrd, Mrs. Eleanor Brinkley, Sponsor. Second row, Left to right: Sidney Hardy, Pat Chitwood, Kathryn Clark, Delores Costello, Gar- land Earhart, Mike Hooker, Jimmy Hickam, Larry F olden, Jerry Guynn, Janis Fagg, Betty Glenn, Ann Hall. junior embers First row, Left to right: R. J. Hall, Tommy McPeak, Mary Ellis, Rita Hawks, Patsy Hodge, Margaret Anne Whitley, Helen Whitehurst, Dee Ann Rooker, Raye Ware, Burley Jean Semones, Pat Hollins, Kaye Hurst, Loretta Hancock, Norma Hughes, Wanda Tracy, Carol Sue Lefler, Carolyn Richardson, Alberta Elkins, Nancy Jo Wilson. Second row, Left to right: Jerry Sutphin, Ronnie Hall, Freddie Hill, Arby Frost, Ronnie Melton, Gary Wright, Larry Marshall, Allen Jones, Norman McMillan, Frank Hotz, Richard Patterson, Margaret Ann Painter, Julia Lookabill, Doris South- ern, Johnsie Fowler. (ttlub ? embers First row, Left to right: Patty Hughes, Joyce Jones, Betty King, Barbara Stinson, Yvonne Thompson, Brenda Parks, Barbara McMillan, Pam Morrison, Mary Sue Rorrer, Opal Trail, Louise Turpin, Donna Townley, Amelia Vaughan. Second row, Left to right: Mary Agnes Lively, Donald Hughes, Henry Albert, Billy Powers, Dickie Leftwich, Donald Taylor, David Beamer, Jimmy Ward, Ronnie Boothe, Louis Vaughan, David Ratcliff, Ronald Vaughan, Patsy Cook, Mr. William Puckett, Sponsor. T c First row, Seated, Left to right: Nancy Morehead, Vice-president; Mary Vordo, Reporter; Julia Looka- bill; Jimmy Tickle, Treasurer; Mrs. Verdie Holt, Sponsor. Second row, Left to right: Dee Huff; Teresa Jones; Nancy Chrisley; Rebecca Douthat; Carolyn Buckner; Jennifer Kirby; Mary Jo Mar- shall; Donald Crowder; George Kelly, Program Chairman; Billy Lovell; Jimmy Ward; Jerry Guynn; Carl Smith; Jimmy Stuart; Jimmy Covey; Mike Jones. Third row, Left to Right: Sandra Patter- son; Patricia Lewis; Frances Kesling; Jeanne Ess- rich; Jenene Eversole; Martha Lemons, Secretary ; Frances Pickeral; Dianne Chandler; Reba Chandler; Geraldine Sprinkle; Marie Worrell; Dianne Creg- ger; Patty Wright; Mary Stuart Johnston; Dianne Rudisell; Judy Surface; Beth Byrd. future ®eac(jer0 of (America George Kelly and Barbara Bentley, club president, with one of the posters used in George’s victorious campaign as State F.T.A. Mem- ber at Large. 100 r Members and sponsors of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America Club attending a Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. future Momcmakers of (America First row, Seated, Left to right: Pat Massie, Presi- dent; Freeda Quesenberry, Reporter; Jewel Catron, Song leader; Judy Surface, Vice-president; Carolyn Powers, Secretary ; Rebecca Douthat, Scrapbook chairman; Susan Ratcliffe, Chaplain. Second row, Seated, Left to right: Linda Barrett, Earlene Phibbs, Linda Thomas, Sandra Ray, Diane Rudisill. Third row, Seated, Let to right: Paulette Conley; Elaine Albert; Connie Garlic; Jean Hoback; Wanda Pugh; Claudia Johnston; Delores Conley; Mrs. Lalah New- man, Sponsor. Fourth row, Left to right: Ernestine Freeman; Barbara Freeman; Donna Shockley; Betty Powers; Brenda Patton; Carol Phillips; Jean Jones; Brenda Quesenberry: Rita Hawks; Karen Millirons; Charlotte Dodson; Phyllis Reese; Barbara Sutphin; Charlotte Ricky; Kathy Bogardus; Sandra Melton; Susan Simmons; Sharion Moore; Charlene Dean; Shelia Crowder. First row, Left to right: Phil Huff, Librarian; Carolyn Richardson, Secretary-Treasurer ; Jimmy Gallimore, Vice-president ; Dianne Brockmeyer, Pres- ident; Donald Hughes; Bobby Ledford. Second row, Left to right: Sammy Martin; Billy Lovell; David Sutherland; Geraldine Sprinkle; Margaret Sue Flip- pin; Mike Hooker; Mr. Walter Unruh, Sponsor; Mary Lou Chumbley; Miss Laura Dalton, Sponsor; Cynthia Carroll; Martha Graham; Jerry Guynn; Donald Taylor; Jimmy Ward. (EljemtstriJ Club Mary Lou Chumbley and Margaret Sue Flippin, Chemistry Club members, conduct an experiment concerning displacement of hydrogen in acids. 102 Mrs. Love and P.H.S. students view the fall exhibit sponsored by the Art Club. Paintings by several local artists as well as those of P.H.S. art students were exhibited in the art show. (Art (Elub First row, Left to right: Danny Carson; Paul Hughes; Mauyer Cox; Doug Hughes; Lynwood Armbrister; Charlie Dent, Reporter; Jimmy Tickle, President. Second row, Left to right: Marcia Car- roll, Treasurer ; Frances Pickeral; Judy Rupe; Pat- tie Wright; Marie Worrell, Secretary ; Chime Tate; Chanie Allen; Diane Russell; Beth Boan; Betty Glenn, Vice-President; Karen Gibson; Mrs. Edna Love, Sponsor. sm ■! j it 1 1 11 A j ■ . H- First row, Left to right: Ronnie Melton, Treasurer ; Billy Self, Historian; Terry Blair; Gary Fox; Dickie Leftwich, Secretary; Jess Crumbley, President; Bill Walton, Vice- president; Arby Frost, Reporter. Second row, Left to right: Richard Patterson; Mr. Dewey Wilson, Sponsor; Kenny Powers; Allen Jones; Jerry Pinkard; Charles Craw- ford; Jay Dawson; Lanky Whitehurst. Third row, Left to right: George Young; Barry Moore; Bobby Lemons; Louis Vaughan; Terry Powell; Jimmy Warden; Roger Dawson. Margaret Ann Whitley and Alberta El- kins, Pep Club members, view a poster pro- moting school participation. Before each athletic contest, such as football and basket- ball games, one of the most outstanding activities of the Pep Club is displaying posters. Another is the establishment of personal contact with students by present- ing them with lapel tags creating school spirit. The club has sold victory jackets, and megaphones, and helped to plan pep rallies. Last year, they presented a gift of cash to the Boys’ and Girls’ Athletic De- partments to be used in any way needed. diiub First row, Left to right: Mrs. Katherine Kegley, Sponsor; Linda Aust; Helen White- hurst, Chaplain; Alberta Elkins, Treasurer ; Nancy Jo Newman, Secretary ; Beth Byrd, Vice-president; Carol Sue Lefler, President ; Julia Lookabill, Reporter; Kay Catron; Kay Farmer; Margaret Ann Whitley. Second row, Left to right: Mary Agnes Lively; Margaret Sue Flippin; Betty Glenn; Billie Endicott; Linda Patterson; Johnsie Fowler; Burley Jean Semones; Raye Ware; Linda Warden; Irene Bruce; Jean Buck- ner. Third row, Left to right: Janis Fagg; Cynthia Vaughan; Martha Rice; Char- lotte Smith; Susan Tickle; Nancy Morehead; Yvonne Thompson; Judy Gallimore; Susie Haggerty. First row, Left to right: Opal Trail; Joanne Dickerson; Ronnie Hall, Vice-president; Raymond Lyons; Darlene Kanode, Secretary-treasurer; Norma Hughes, President; Anne Kanode; Howard Martin, Reporter; Carol Sue Lefler; Mr. Robert Cochran, Sponsor. Second row, Left to right: Faye Stoots; Ethel Brookman; Mary Ellis; Philip Baker; Swanson Stout; Ronnie Semones; Dave Ratcliff; James Morris. Third row, Left to right: Everett Sutphin; Bobby Jones; Terry Patterson; Roy Myers; James Kidd; Cecil Thornton; Mitchell Warden. (Ulub First row, Left to right: John King; Dennis Edwards, Vice-president; Grant Hurd, Treasurer ; Violet East, Secretary ; Norman McMillan, President; Mr. Robert Cochran, Sponsor. Second row, Left to right: Sherman Cain; James Shaver; Roger Matherly; Kenneth Morrison; Robert McKinney; Larry Hancock. I First row, Left to right: Joann Vordo; Ann Bowan; Harry Rhett, Reporter; Pat Bo- cock, Secretary; Martha Lemons, President ; Phil Huff, Vice-president; Mrs. Mar- garet Perdue, Sponsor; Jane Maxwell; Barbara Wolf; Reba Chandler; Sue Ander- son; Carolyn Buckner. Second row, Left to right: Jimmy Windle; J. P. Allen; Danny French; James Covey; Cynthia Carroll; Dee Huff; Pat Wallace; Jennifer Kirby; Mrs. Wyrick, Student Teacher; Bonnie Barnett; Patra Evans; Dolly Millirons; Nancy Neese; Patsy Dehart; Dianne Rudisell; Joyce Morris; Carolyn Adams; Pauline Rupe. library (Elub (Strls’ onogram (Elub is li •i i I First row, Left to right: Mrs. Lloyd Burton, Sponsor; Pat Chitwood, Treasurer ; Sharon Ratcliff; Shirley Kinser; Wanda Nixon; Joyce Morris; Kaye Catron; Kaye Hurst, President; Ann Hall, Chaplain; Mary K. Gemmell, Vice-president; Carol Ann Clark. Second row, Left to right: Barbara Stinson; Yvonne Thompson; Evelyn Jones; Betty Grantham; Mary Shepherd; Peggy Shepherd; Janis Fagg; Mary Agnes Lively; Helen Whitehurst; Nancy Jo Newman; Cynthia Vaughn; Charlotte Smith. l __ BIB jS Kg|| a -V- r 4 , I OFFICERS: Left to right: Jerry Branscome, Treasurer ; Jack Byrd, President; Danny Akers, Secretary; and Kenny Johnson, Chaplain. tmogram (Elub First row, Left to Right: Charles Crawford, Jay Dawson; Terry Patterson; Danny Akers; Gale Grantham; Kenny Johnson; Ronnie Hubble; George Kelly; Donald Hughes; Jimmy Alley; Lynwood Arm- brister; Mike Jones. Second row, Left to Right: Jimmy Warden; Richard Waddell; Steve Pearce; Danny Anderson; Dickie Ratcliff; Dickie Ward; Donald Taylor; Billy Lovell; Jimmy Palmer; Jerry Sutphin; Ronnie Melton; David Beamer. First row, Left to Right: Ronnie Hubble; David Hurd, President; Harry Rhett; Rod- ney Phillips. Second row, Left to Right: Jackie Ratcliffe, Johnny Shelton, Gary Wright, John Spangler, Lanky Whitehurst. resfynteu Crusaders ' First row, Left to Right: Greg Rooker; Cecil Prillaman; Frankie Flippin, Vice-presi- dent; Bobby Nash, President; George Freeman, Secretary-Treasurer ; Johnny White. Second row, Left to right: Don Newman, Archa Vaughan, Charles Rhett, Freddie Fox, Edward Askew, Frank Trotter. L] p i j 1 : f fl r! i 1 � 1 ' ! . i j First row, Left to right: Carolyn Gross, Treasurer ; Dee Ann Rooker, Vice-president; Janet Kirkner, President; Margaret Anne Whitley, Second Vice-president; Ann Owen, Secretary. Second row, Left to right: Pat Hollins, Doris Woods, Norma Hagee, Betsy Herron, Kaye Catron, Joyce Southern, Julia Lookabill, Martha Lemons. Third row, Left to right: Dottie Tuell, Barbara Bentley, Barbara Guynn, Janice Freeman, Mary Jo Marshall, Mary Thomas Johnston, Judy Surface, Geraldine Sprinkle. (MSI. j igma frt- t-f First row, Left to right: Faye Garnett; Margaret Sue Flippin, President; Mary Agnes Lively, Vice-president; Mary Lou Chumbley, Treasurer ; Billie Endicott, Chaplain. Second row, Left to right: Betty Bishop, Beth Byrd, Yvonne Thompson, Diana Grubb, Patra Evans, Betty King, Mary Kathryn Gemmell. Third row, Left to right: Jen- nifer Vann, Patsy Cook, Janis Fagg, Sandra Whitaker, Phyllis Reese, Jean Roper. First row, Left to right: Judy Gallimore, Chaplain; Bonnie McCraw, Treasurer ; Marie Worrell, President; Susie Haggerty, First Vice-president; Nancy Morehead, Secretary; Kathy Sheets, Reporter. Second row, Left to right: Linda Leeson, Patricia Landis, Mary Ann French, Brenda Burke, Carolyn Nelson, Carolyn Adams. Third row, Left to right: Charlotte Smith, Irene Bruce, Cynthia Vaughan, Sandra Parks, Jennifer Kirby, Carolyn Tabor. opfyomorr Jfresljman ®ri- t- | First row, Left to right: Sue Haga, Secretary; Patsy Parks, President; Carol King, Treasurer ; Pat Keatley, Chaplain. Second row, Left to right: Joyce Lefler, Sara Jane English, Margaret Morefield, Dee Huff, Sherry Morefield, Judy Lenett, Jean Buckner. Third row, Left to right: Melanie Pearce, Nancy Chrisley, Carolyn Hall, Betty Grubb, Linda Holmes, Linda Warden. Fourth row, Left to right: Jo Ann Aust, Sandra Bowyer, Teresa Jones, Beth Boan, Vicky Webb, Sandra Lefler. Fifth row, Left to right: Linda Patterson, Stella Humphrey, Elizabeth Vaught, Sherry Bageant, Pam Turner, Sue Garnett. Sixth row, Left to right: Carol Goggin, Joan Dal- ton Gail Siglin, Ann Withers. Seventh row, Left to right: Pat Mayberry, Janie Hinson, Velma Meredith, Chime Tate, Dianne Russell, Carolyn Brockmeyer. First row, Left to right: Phil Freeman, Vickie Webb, Gail Siglin, Sandra Kiser, Margaret Johnson, Thelma Ingles, Sherry Morefield. Second row, Left to right: Kathy Sheets; Terry Blair, President; Mary French; Penny Clark; Barbara Altizer; Sheila Duncan; Ed- die Umberger; Mike Clark; Kenneth Klopp; Mike Parks; Buddy Rogers; Richard Aust; Peggy Shep- herd. ulaski j cljoiil Much time is spent planning a program. Then before we know it we are marching in front of our audience sharing our music with them. Ji . Kip 1 Third row, Left to right: Mary K. Gemmell, Treas- urer; Kay Covey; Glen wood Lookabill; Barbara Stinson; Mary Chumbley, Secretary; Judy Lenett; Richard Agee; Tony Blair; Mary Shepherd; Frank Trotter; Jerry Novell; George Freeman; Ann Owen; Lee Elias; Charles Haga; Larry Johnson; Margaret Blair; Tommy Gemmell; Suzanne Moody. Fourth row, Left to right: Betty Grubb, Jane Everhart; Patricia Chrisley; Linda Farmer; Doris Breed- love; Brenda Fitzgerald; Gary Chinault; Sue Haga; Wayne Morris, Band Manager; Randall Dalton; Lanky Whitehurst; Mr. J. B. Harris, Director; Charles Tavaris; Charles Crawford, Vice-president; Ralph Bocock; Robert Powell; Chuck Chaffin; Judy Chaffin; Jimmy Aust; Evelyn Jones; Bill Beamer. First row, Left to right: Mary Stuart Johnston, Accompanist ; Carol Ann Clark; Margie Dickerson; Betty Bishop; Diane Brockmeyer; Geraldine Mooney; Charlotte Lane; Jimmy Windle; Mont Phelps; Steven Roseberry; Elaine Knode; Mary Vordo; Charlotte Smith; Patsy Parks. Second row, Left to right: Hazel Sisk; Sue Mickey; Pat Webb; Jackie Self; Brenda Parks; Martha Hill; Donald Hughes; Mike Clark; Roger O’Dell, Vice-president; Norma Kay Chrisley, Secretary-Treasurer ; Sandra Alley; Judy Kanode; Kaye Thompson; Joyce Jones; Mrs. Myrna Rockwell, Director. Third row, Left to right: Brenda Thomas, Nancy Baker, Judy Windle, William Breed- love, Etta Carlton, Patty Hughes, Betty King, Doris Wood, Mrs. Kay Maslick, Student Teacher. Fourth row, Left to right: Carolyn White, Barbara Haga, Judy Farmer, Jackie Hall, Brenda Dye, Betsy Gregory, Francis Cain, Johnny Howlett, Thomas Bentley, Roger Williams, Arby Frost. Junior (Efyorus ALL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS Seated, Dianne Brockmeyer, Mary Stuart Johnson. Standing, Mike Clark, Arby Frost, Roger O’Dell. 1 14 Mrs. Myrna Rockwell, Choral Director, and her choral department had a year filled with activities. The group is divided into a Junior Chorus and a Senior Chorus. The Senior accompanist is Mary Stuart Johnson with Charlotte Smith as assistant accompanist. The Junior accompanist is Jean Buckner with Wanda Cruff as assistant accom- panist. The Chorus won first place with their floats both in the Homecoming and Christmas Parade. During the year they presented six concerts, among them being for the May Day Dance, Baccalaureate Sermon, and Graduation Exercises. One of the highlights of the year was their presentation of the Messiah. This event was well attended by local as well as out of town people. A silver offering was taken to be applied on the purchase of new robes. As members of the chorus we would like to thank Mrs. Rockwell for working with us this past year and bringing us so many enjoyable experiences through music. junior (Eljorug First row, Left to right: Mrs. Myrna Rockwell, Director; Bonnie Baker; Susan Stoots; Lonnie Whitt, Vice-president; Sue Ogle; Betty Bishop; Evelyn Clark; Jean Buckner, Secretary; Teresa Kirkner; Becky Burchett; Darlene Caldwell; Barbara Chaffin. Second row, Left to right: Bonnie Saunders, Connie Hylton, Linda Buchannan, Peggy Fiore, Ted Hodge, Jesse Hopkins, John Hagee, Norma Mabry, Linda Stoots, Emma Bird Jones, Martha Beckner, Janice Morefield, Cynthia Mitchell, Brenda Musick, Frances Tavares, Brenda McCraw, Margaret Ritter. Third row, Left to right: Pandora Martin; Wanda Rigney; Calvin Kidd; Bill Steger; Tom Noland; Wanda Cox; Pat Keatly; Carolyn Brockmeyer; Patsy Parks, President; Wanda Cruff; Cynthia Daughtery; Grace Phelps. Margaret Johnson Senior Ann Owen Head Majorette Senior Barbara Stinson Junior I 16 Sue Haga Freshman Mary K. Gemmell Junior Barbara Altizer Freshman Penny Clark Freshman ■] Left to Right: Danny Akers, Tri-captain, Tackle, Senior; Gale Grantham, Tri-captain, Fullback, Senior; Terry Patterson, Tri-captain, Halfback, Senior; Jerry Branscome, Tackle, Senior; Jack Byrd, Center, Senior. Left to Right: Jay Dawson, Guard, Senior; Kenny Johnson, Guard, Senior; Jerry Sutphin, End, Senior; Richard Waddell, Halfback, Senior; Eddie Warf, Guard, Senior. Left to Right: Jimmy Alley, End, Junior; Lynwood Armbrister, Halfback, Junior; Mike Hooker, Guard, Junior; Phil Huff, Tackle, Junior; Dan Love, Guard, Junior. Left to Right: Billy Lovell, Tackle, Junior; Bill Phibbs, End, Junior; Dickie Ratcliff, Quarterback, Junior; Donald Taylor, End, Junior; Jimmy Ward, Fullback, Junior. 118 - rifv Left to Right: Jimmy Warden, Halfback, Junior; Danny Anderson, Quarterback, Sophomore; Ronnie Hubble, End, Sophomore; Clyde Moles, Halfback, Sophomore; Mont Phelps, Halfback, Sophomore. I oiball o arst Chills, thrills, and spills, the age old adjectives of football can well be used to describe the big Orioles’ football games this year. The Orioles had the best record since 1952, coming through with a 6-won 3-loss 1-tip- record and solid hold on third place in the district. Led by tri-captains, Terry Patterson, Gale Grantham, and Danny Akers the Orioles proved to be a rugged foe for all opponents. The highlight of the year was the Dublin game. The Orioles went into the game on the short end of the odds and came out on the long end of the score winning 20-13. This win proved to be one of the greatest team efforts in Pulaski sports. Tri-captain Patterson, running from a halfback position, captured sev- eral district records, adding spice to the Oriole season. He, along with center Jack Byrd, was named to the all district team. Patterson also made all-state. The Orioles led the district in offensive rushing. Coach Rockwell’s boys really fooled the experts. Rockwell, and every member of the Oriole squad should be congratulated on the fine job they did. With just three returning lettermen they really came through! Thus the big Orioles made our pot of gold richer by their fine efforts. I First row, Left to right: Donald Ratcliff, Butch Rupe, Kenneth Carrico, Stephen Earhart, Gary Hall, Jackie Ratcliff, Jimmy Warf, Mr. Kenneth Stal- lard, Coach. Second row, Left to right: John Hagee, Larry Bishop, Randy Nuckols, Larry Alley, Duval 31- 3. ,3[ooibaU First row, Left to right: Johnny Richards, Donnie Dalton; Donnie Quesenberry, Darnell Anderson, Butch Ratclif. Second row, Left to right: Donald Lorton, Raymond Fowler, Jimmy McMillan, David Anderson, Don Newman, Charles Rhett, Bobby Nash, Alfred Pearce, Mr. Harry Loftus, Coach. Third row, Left to right: Roger Dean, James Goad, Jerry Grimes, Gary Chinault, Ronnie Powers, Archa Vaughan, Phil Pearce. drade football Quesenberry, Ronnie Pearce. Third row, Left to right: Jerry Hutchens, Donald Harrell, S. T. Croc- kett, Joe Stephens, Edward Rhett, Clifford Nelson. Last year under the instruction of Coach Charles Tickle the Oriole golfers walked off with the district trophy. Tickle’s boys ended the season with a 6-2 won-loss record with wins over Blacksburg, Radford, Marion, Andrew Lewis, and Pearisburg twice. They lost once to Radford and once to Blacksburg. and all the Oriole every “pat on the back” they get for they took what was termed a minor sport and really put it in the limelight. This year with at least five hold- overs from last year’s squad we look for the Orioles to keep the district trophy right where it is, at Pulaski High School. Good luck, Boys! Coach Tickle golfers deserve resiling First row, Left to Right: Jimmy Hickam, Jess Crumbley. Second row, Left to Right: David Ratcliff, Bill Walton, Bobby Lemons. (golf Even though wrestling is only in its third year at Pulaski High School it is a fast rising sport. Last year the Oriole wrestlers didn’t win too many matches hut still provided lots of action for the fans. With several returning lettermen and some new faces the ivrestlers should have a good team. The team is led by Coach Jack Duncan, and and tri-captains Clyde Moles, Alfred Pearce, and Mike Jones. First row, Left to Right: Mitchell Warden, Frankie Flippin, Mike Jones, Alfred Pearce, Clyde Moles. Second row, Left to Right: Tommy Burke, Carl Har- less, James Chrisley, Dean King, Phil Huff, Duval Anderson. Third row, Left to Right: Mr. Jack Dun- can, Coach; David Garwood; Steve Earhart; Frankie Owens; Bobby Love; Lanky Whitehurst; Archa Vaughan; Jackie Wilson; David Ratcliff; Larry Johnson. ur ear As years go by and old memories fade, P.H.S. will never forget the Oriole basketball team of 1961-62. Yes, how could anyone forget the team that suffered a humiliating defeat only to bounce back to win the State Tournament and cap the season with a brilliant 22 won - 4 lost record ! The big Orioles had the best season ever, finishing the regular season with a 17 won - 3 lost record, and second place in the district. The Orioles were also runners-up in the district tournament, earning them the right to participate in the state tournament — and participate they did! In the opening round of the Southern Regional the Orioles knocked off Clint- wood. Then came an unexpected victory over de- i 1 c t ( 1 Mr. Carl Tacy Coach j tate (EfyamptouB fending state-champion Martinsville, and the had captured first place in this tournament. Next came the big game with Handley of Winchester for the state championship. Enough can never be said of the fine job Coach Carl Tacy did, as far as we at P.H.S. are concerned, he was basketball’s Coach of the Year. The team’s co-captains were Bill Walton and David Hurd. Both boys were named to the all-district first team, and Jimmy Palmer made the second team. This team, its coaches and managers have helped fill our pot of gold to the very top, and we say “Thank You” for making our rainbow complete. I i f First row, Left to right: Phil Pearce, Donald Hughes, Stanley Bentley, Bobby Lemons, Doug Brown. Second row, Left to right: Mont Phelps, Chuck Bralley, Ernie White, Danny Anderson, Sammy Patterson. Third row, Left to right: Sammy Buchanan, Wayne Jarrells, Ronnie Powers, Gary Chinault, Charles Richards. Fourth row, Left to right: Tommy Stefi, Manager-, Jimmy Warf; John Hagee; Billy Carter, Manager-, Mr. Charles Tickle, Coach. 31 -P- Basketball igl]tlj (Srade basketball First row, Left to right: Doug Ratcliff, Joe Stephens, Butch Ratcliff, Donald Harrell, Donald Quesenberry, Donnie Dalton. Second row, Left to right: David Quesenberry, Jimmy McMillan, Ronnie Pearce, Wayne Hyatt, Billy Sprinkle, Carl Anderson. Third row, Left to right: David Walton; David Ayers; Raymond Fowler, Manager; Mr. Kenneth Stallard, Coach. First Row, Left to Right: Clyde Moles; Terry Que- senberry; Lynwood Armbrister; Jimmy Warden; Billy Carter, Manager. Second Row, Left to Right: Jerry Grimes, Jerry Sutphin, Danny Anderson, Mont Phelps, Bill Phibbs. |§arsitg ®rack The Varsity track team ended last year’s sports with a hang. The Orioles’ teams just couldn’t miss last year, and Coach Ed, Rockwell’s track squad came out of the District Track Meet holding the trophy. Coach Rockivell can tvell be proud of the shoiving his boys made. With several returning lettermen, Oriole fans can look forward to another fine year, and maybe another trophy. We hope so! junior Parsttg ulracfe First row, Left to Right: C. L. Folden, Gary Chin- ault, Danny French, Tommy Hubble, Ronnie Powers, Tommy Noland, Larry Alley. Second row, Left to Right: Jackie Bently, Gary Hall, Stephen Earhart, Kenneth Carrico, Butch Rupe, Jerry Taylor, Roger Dean. Third row, Left to Right: George Freeman, Johnny White, Buddy Rogers, Richard Aust, Hershel Farmer, Jimmy Warf, Carl Smith, Kenneth Gray. r Mary Agnes Lively Junior Yvonne Thompson Junior Helen Whitehurst Head Cheerleader Linda Patterson Freshman Jean Buckner Freshman Charlotte Smith Head Cheerleader Sophomore junior Sarsit (Eljeerleatbrs Miss Elizabeth Blair Sponsor 127 Martha Rice Sophomore Linda Warden Freshman ppj BELOW: First row, Left to right: Peggy Lou Shepherd, Judy Ever- sole, Mary Sue Shepherd. Second row, Left to right: Bobbi Pool, Betty Waddell. Third row: Wanda Cox. ABOVE: First row, Left to right: Mary Sue Shep- herd, Secretary; Nancy Jo Newman, President; Evelyn Jones, Vice-president; Peggy Lou Shepherd, Treasurer. Second row, Left to right: Kay Hurst, Manager; Pat Chitwood, Speedball; Sharron Rat- cliff, Reporter. Third row, Left to right: Mary Lou Chumbley, Basketball; Janie Hinson, Softball. BELOW: First row, Left to right: Becky Smith, Pat Chitwood, Ann Hall, Susan Tickle. Second row, Left to right: Marcia Sheets, Carol Ann Clark, Stella Humphrey. Third row: Judy Chaffin. ABOVE: First row, Left to right: Margaret Seagle, Thelma Ingles, Shelia Duncan, Dee Huff. Second row, Left to right: Jane Everhart, Mary Lou Chumbley, Jill Howard. Third row: Connie Byrd. 128 ABOVE : First row, Linda Patterson, Kathy Sheets, Wanda Nixon, Joyce Morris. Second row, Left to right: Sandra Ray, Karen Vaughn, Connie Hylton. Third row, Left to right: Dianne French, Patsy Henley, Suzanne Moody. Association BELOW: First row, Left to right: Nancy Jo Newman, Janie Hinson, Jean Buckner. Second row, Left to right: Jewell Catron, Carol Varone, Evelyn Clark. Third row, Kay Hurst. ABOVE: First row, Left to right: Faye Draper, Betty Grantham, Evelyn Jones, Mary Vordo. Second row, Left to right: Wanda Draper, Carolyn Powers, Susan Haggerty. Third row: Connie Garlic, 129 BELOW : First row, Left to right: Sara Jane English, Shar- ron Ratcliff, Linda Leeson, Nik- ki Combiths. Second row, Left to right: Carolyn Buckner, Irene Bruce, Sandra Bowyer. Third row, Left to right: Pat Landis, Susan Simmons. In almost every sport there are found many unsung par- ticipants. Among these are the managers. Without the services of these dedicated boys our sports wouldn’t be the same. No matter what the weather or situation these boys are always on the job. We thank you, boys, for a job well done! MANAGERS, Left to right: Billy Lovell, Embree White, Donald Hughes, Henry Albert, George Kelly. Managers (Uoadjes Win, lose, or draw there is a select group that always feels the brunt of the battle. These, of course, are the coaches. We at P.H.S. have as fine a coaching staff as one could find anywhere. These capable men have turned out some of the best, if not best, teams in P.H.S. history. They certainly have added their rich talents to our pot of gold, and their contributions to our school would be wel- comed at the end of any rainbow. COACHES, Left to right: Mr. Jack Duncan, Assistant Varsity Football and Wrestling Coach; Mr. Kenneth Stallard, JV Football; Mr. Carl Tacy, Head Basketball Coach; Mr. Harry Loftus, JV Football; Mr. Charles Tickle, JV Basketball; Mr. Ed Rockwell, Head Football Coach. ( utstanb Richard Patterson 133 H i i Best School Spirit Most Athletic Helen Whitehurst and Billy Self Nancy Jo Newman and Terry Patterson Cutest Friendliest Best All Round Linda Aust and Kenny Powers Kay Stuart and Swanson Stout Janet Kirkner and David Hurd 134 1 Most Likely to Succeed Dianne Broekmeyer and Larry Marshall Best Dressed Pat Bocock and Steve Pearce J2est Best Personality Kaye Catron and Terry Blair Most Dependable Alberta Elkins and Allen Jones Most Happy Go Lucky Mary Lou Cox and Kenny Johnson I I I ! ■ 1 i Most Intellectual Kay Hurst and William Cox Most Talented Mary Stuart Johnston and Norman McMillan Most Original Dee Ann Rooker and Arby Frost (Oriole Best Leaders Margaret Ann Painter and Richard Patterson Most Dignified Martha Graham and Jess Chrumbley Best Dancers Best Looking Most Popular Janice Freeman and Sue Mickey and Jack Byrd Burley Jean Semones and Richard Waddell Gale Grantham t 00 CAROLE SUE LEFLER aid of Sonor MARY AGNES LIVELY 138 First row, Left to right: Cary Sutherland; Yvonne Thompson; Carole Sue Lefler; Miss P.H.S.; Christie Hurst; Norma Kaye Chrisley; Patsy Cook. Second row, Left to right: Dee Ann Rooker, Helen White- hurst, Janet Kirkner, Diana Grubb, Jewel Catron. Thitd row, Left to right: Kay Stuart, Druscilla Martin, Margaret Ann Painter, Janice Freeman, Brenda Grubb, Sue Mickey, Dottie Cassell, Charlotte Smith, Alice Wheeling. jMiSS B. iCtmtrsi sie, Sara Jane English, Martha Rice, P at Bocock. Third row, Left to right: Kathryn Clark, Janis Fagg, Cynthia Vaughan, Susan Tickle, Marie Worrell, lone Leeson. First row, Left to right: Norma Hagee; Burley Jean Semones; Mary Agnes Lively, Maid of Honor; Martha Lemons; Nancy Jo Wilson; Linda Aust. Second row, Left to right: Kaye Catron, Judy Mas- ' rj rwr T wm immtm mmm wjwwaiotw— i Danny Anderson Sophomore Attendant Burley Jean Semones Senior Queen Jewel Catron mi Eighth Grade Attendant junior (Birettorg DANNY GARDNER AKERS Football, 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 11; Captain, 12. Homeroom Vice-President, 8, 9. Class Secretary, 9; Class Treasurer, 10. Boys’ Monogram Club 10, 11, 12. Track, 8. PATRICIA LOU AKERS Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11; Reporter, 12. G.A.A. 8, 9, 10. Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Homeroom Vice President, 11; Homeroom Secretary, 8, 9, 10, 12. CHARLES PEYTON ALLEY School Bus Driver, 12. ALENE DONNA ANDERSON Science Fair, 8. F.H.A., 9. May Day Dance, 10. RUBY JEWEL ANDREWS F. H.A., 9, 10. CHARLES ALLEN AUST, JR. Hi-Y, 10, 11. D.O. Club, 11. LINDA KAYE AUST G. A.A. , 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11. Class Vice- President, 9, 11. Class President, 12. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. S.C.A. Secretary, 10. S.C.A. Con- vention, 10. S.C.A. District Meeting, 10. Activities Council, 12. Pep Club, 10, 11, 12. President of National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Alternate to Girls’ State. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. CHARLES EDWARD BABB Chorus, 9, 10. Homeroom Treasurer, 10. GEORGE GRANVILLE BAGEANT Band, 8. Homeroom Presirent, 8. S.C.A., 8. Bas- ketball, J.V., 9, 10. Science Club, 9. Chemistry Club, 11. Golf Team, 10, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. PHILIP MORGAN BAKER D.E. Club, 11, 12. DARRELL LEWIS BARKER Football, 8. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Science Fair, 11. Science Club, 8, 9, 10. BONNIE SUE BARNETTE May Day Dance, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Library Club, 11, 12. BARBARA FAYE BENTLEY Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 12. Homeroom Secretary, 8. Homeroom Chaplain, 10. May Day Dances, 8, 10. G.A.A., 8. Science Fair, 9. Class Assembly, 9, 11. F.T.A., 10, 11; President, 12. F.T.A. Convention, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. DOUGLAS TERRY BLAIR Band, 8, 9, 10; Treasurer, 11; President, 12. Track, 8. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9, 10. Chemistry Club, 11. Boys’ State Delegate. Usher for Graduation. Beta Club, 11, 12. Key Club, 12. PATRICIA ANN BOCOCK Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. G .A.A., 8, 9. Home- room President, 11, 12. Student Council, 11, 12. Homeroom Chaplain, 8. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Sci- ence Fair, 8; Award, 9. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. District S.C.A. Representative, 12. Library Club, 12. Senior Steering Committee. Miss P.H.S. Con- test, 12. JERRY WAYNE BRANSCOME Football, J.V., 10; Varsity, 11, 12. Class Assembly, 11 . WILLIAM WAYNE BREEDLOVE Golf Team, 9. Boys’ Glee Club President, 9. Class Assembly, 9. Chorus, 12. Prom Committee, 11. DIANNE BROCKMEYER Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Homeroom President, 10. Chorus, 10, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Ju- nior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. ETHEL MOORE BROOKMAN D.E. Club, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Art Club, 10. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10. Homeroom Chaplain, 8. JOSEPH BRYSON Wrestling Team, 11. LINDA ESTELLE BURCHETT Tri-Hi-Y, 8. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10. Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 12. JOHN INMAN BYRD 8; transfer from Florida, Football, Basketball. Football; J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 12. May Day Court, 9, 10, 11. Track, 11. Class Assembly, 11. Boys’ Monogram Club, 11; President, 12. SHERMAN CAIN, JR. Boys’ Glee Club; Secretary, 9. Chorus, 10. Indus- trial Arts Exhibits, 10. D.O. Club, 11, 12. ETTA LEE CARLTON Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Science Fair, 9. F.T.A., 10, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Chorus, 12, LINDA PAULETTE CARRICO Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A., 9. National Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Homeroom Vice-President, 12. Homeroom Secre- tai - y, 10. Homeroom Treasurer, 11. V.O.T., 12. CYNTHIA ADELAIDE CARROLL Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11. Science Fair; Award, 8, 9. Class Assembly, 9, 11. G.A.A., 8, 9. Science Club, 9, 12. M ay Day Dance, 10. Library Club, 11, 12. Homeroom Treasurer, 8. Homeroom Chaplain, 11, 12 . JEAN ELIZABETH CASSELL G.A.A., 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 10, 12. May Day Dance, 8. Science Fair, 9. Homecoming Float Committee, 10 , 11 , 12 . SWANNA KAYE CATRON May Day Court, 8, 9, 10, 11. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10; Vice-President, 11, 12. G.A.A., 8. Class Assembly, 9. Cheerleader, 10, 11; co-head, 12. Monogram Club, 10, 11; Secre- tary, 12. Pep Club, 10, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Girls’ State Representative, 11. Homeroom Presi- dent, 12. Talent Show, 11. junior iredorg HAROLD LEE CHILDRESS Shop Superintendent, 9. D.E. Club, 11. School Bus Driver, 12. VIRLEN EDWARD CHRISLEY Class Assembly, 9, 11. CAROL ANN CLARK G.A.A., 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Homeroom Chaplain, 9, 10, 11. Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 11, 12. Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Science Fair, 11. May Day Chorus, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. WILLIAM MICHAEL CLARK Band, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Fair, 8, 9. Home- room President, 9. Student Council, 9. Dance Band, 10. Talent Show, 11. Wrestling Team, 11. Class Assembly, 11. JAMES VINTON COVEY, JR. School Bus Driver, 11, 12. F.T.A., 11, 12. Li- brary Club, 12. JOANNE COX G.A.A., 8, 10. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 9. Science Fair, Award, 8, 10. Sci- ence Club, 9. Class Assembly, 8, 11. Girls’ Glee Club; President, 9. Chorus, 10, 11. F.H.A., 11, 12. V.O.T., 12 . MARY LOU COX Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10; Vice-President, 11, 12. Li- brary Club, 11. Senior Steering Committee. TERESA CAROL COX G.A.A.,8. F.H.A., 9. Chorus, 10, 11. May Day Dance, 11. WILLIAM EDWARD COX National Junior Honor Society, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Honor Society; President, 12. Class Treasurer, 12. Chemistry Club; Vice-President, 11. CHARLES S. CRAWFORD, JR. May Day Court, 8, 9, 10, 11. Track, 8; Varsity, 9, 10, 11. Basketball, 8; J.V., 9, 10. Manager Var- sity Basketball, 11. Band, 8, 9, 10, 11; Drum Major, 12. Key Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. Monogram Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Fair, 9, 11. Stage Lighting Tech- nician, 9, 10; Chief, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Vice- President of Homeroom, 11. JESS CRUMBLEY, III Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. Boys’ Glee Club, 9. Golf Team, 9, 10, 11, 12. Homeroom President, 9. Na- tional Junior Honor Society, 10. Student Council, 9. Homeroom Treasurer, 12. National Honor So- ciety, Chaplain, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Activities Council, 12. Key Club, 10, 11; President, 12. Boys’ Monogram Club, 11, 12. Graduation Usher. Dele- gate Capitol District Key Club Convention. Chem- istry Club. Science Scholarship to Northwestern University in Illinois. DONALD CLINTON CROWDER Art Club, 9, 12. F.T.A., 11, 12. Homeroom Chap- lain, 11, 12. EUNICE PAULINE DAVIS Home-Economics, 8, 9, 10. Library Club, 8, 9, 10 , 11 . ROBERT EDWARD DAVIS 9; transfer from Poquoson, Va. Basketball, J.V. Library Club, 11, 12. LELAND DAWSON, JR. Basketball Manager, 8. Football, 8; J.V., 9, 10; Varsity, 11, 12. Class Assembly, 9. Homeroom Pres- ident, 10. Homeroom Vice-President, 9, 12. Home- room Secretary, 11. May Day Court, 10, 11. Key Club, 11, 12. Boys’ Monogram Club, 12. Science Fair, 11. LANSFORD O’DELL DAWSON Track, 8. Basketball, J.V., 10; Varsity, 11, 12. MARJORIE MARIE DICKERSON F.H.A., 8; Reporter, 9. May Day Chorus, 11. Chorus, 11, 12. ROCK TAYLOR DUKE Football, 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 11. Track, 8, 9. Basketball, 8; J.V., 9. May Day Court, 9, 10, 11. Boys’ Monogram Club, 11, 12. Class Assembly, 11. VIOLET CORNELLIA EAST F.H.A., 9. Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10, 11. D.O. Club; Secretary, 12. DENNIS EDWOOD EDWARDS Science Fair, 9. D.O. Club, 11; Vice-President, 12. MANILA ALBERTA ELKINS G.A.A., 8, 9, 10. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9. Monogram Club, 10, 11. Annual Staff; Business Secretary, 10, 11; Associate Editor, 12. F.T.A., 10; Secretary, 11. Pep Club, 11; Treasurer, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Honor Society, 12. Senior Steering Committee, 12. MARY ELEANOR ELLIS F.H.A., 9; Secretary, 10. Chorus, 10, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. DONNA SUE FARLEY F.H.A., 10. PATRICIA CAROL FARLEY F.H.A., 8, 9, 10. THEDA KAYE FARMER Homeroom President, 8, 9, 10. Student Council, 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10. National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Beta Club, 11; President, 12. Pep Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. First place in “I Speak For Democracy” contest, 11. Activities Council, 12. Annual Staff; Photographer, 11; Layout Editor, 12. , JOHNSIE IRENE FOWLER Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A., 8, 9, 10. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9. Home- room Treasurer, 9. Beta Club, 11, 12. 143 JANICE DAWN FREEMAN Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A., 8. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9. Science Fair Honor- able Mention, 9. F.H.A., 9. May Day Dances, 9, 10. P.H.S. Majorette, 10. Homeroom President, 11, 12. Student Council, 11, 12. Senior Steering Com- mittee. Annual Staff; Typist, 12. Beta Club, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. PHILIP WARD FREEMAN 11; transfer from Chattanooga, Tenn., Band, 8, 9, 10; 11, 12. Science Club, 8, 9, 10. Chemistry Club, 11. Hi-Y, 12. Senior Play. ARBY LA VERNE FROST Talent Show, 10, 11. Delegate to Boys’ State, 11. Key Club; Reporter, 12. S.C.A. Reporter, 12. Na- tional Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. JAMES EMERSON GALLIMORE Class Assembly, 9, 11. Chemistry Club; Treas- urer, 11. Senior Play. GILES MADISON GILLEY Band, 8. Football, 8. Track, 8. Class Assembly, 9. Homecoming Float Committee, 10, 11. WALKER DICKERSON GOAD Track, 8. Library Club, 11. Usher for Gradua- tion, 11. MARTHA STEWART GRAHAM Homeroom Treasurer, 8. Library Club, 9. Tri- Hi-Y, 10, 11. National Junior Honor Society; Re- porter, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Pep Club, 11; Vice-President, 12. Candidate for S.C.A. President. National Science Foundation Summer Scholarship, 10, 11. Science Club, 10. Chem- istry Club;. Secretary, 11. Poetry Reading Contest; Second Place, 11. P.H.S. Science Fair; Second Place, 11. District Science Fair; Award, 11. D.A.R. Award, 12. BURMAN GALE GRANTHAM Football; 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 11; Tri-Cap- tain, 12. Track, 8; Varsity, 9, 10, 11, 12. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9. Senior Steering Committee. May Day Court, 11. Homecoming King, 12. Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 11. CAROLYN KAYE GROSS Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11; Treasurer, 12. May Day Dances, 9, 10. F.H.A., 9. Homeroom Treasurer, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. ROSEMMA PAYNE GRUBB 12; transfer from C. I. following activities at C. I.: Attendant to Miss Homecoming, 8. Varsity Cheer- leader, 8, 9, 10, 11. Band, 8, 9, 10, 11. Y.W.C.A., 8, 9, 10, 11. F.B.L.A., 10, 11. Class President, 9. Class Vice-President, 8. Class Secretary, 10. BARBARA ANN GUYNN Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Homeroom Secretary, 8, 11. Homeroom Treasurer, 12. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10, F.H.A., 9. May Day Dances, 9, 10. Beta Club, 12. NORMA JEAN HAGEE Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A., 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9, 11. May Day Dances, 9, 10. Homeroom Vice-President, 8, 11. Homeroom Secretary, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. ROBERT JOSEPH HALL, JR. Basketball, 8. Beta Club, 11, 12. RONNIE McGILL HALL Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 11. RONALD BRUCE HALL Hi-Y, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. D.E. Club, 12. LORETTA CAROL HANCOCK Class Assembly, 9, 11. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10, 11. Homeroom President, 10. S.C.A., Council, 10. May Day Usher, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. JETTIE D IANE HARRELL May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9. Science Fair, 8. Class Assembly, 9. Homeroom Treasurer, 9. Homeroom Chaplain, 12. Senior Play. CURTIS LEE HAWKINS Class Assembly, 9. Football, 8, 10. Homecoming Float Committee, 10, 11. RITA FAYE HAWKS Science Fair, 8. F.H.A., 10, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. JANE ELIZABETH HERRON G.A.A., 8, 9. Band, 8, 9. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Prom Committee, 11. F.T.A., 11. May Day Dance, 10. Homeroom Vice- President, 11. Senior Play. Poetry Contest, Honor- able Mention. FREDERICK JAMES HILL Chemistry Club, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. MARTHA RAYE HILL Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Chorus, 10, 11, 12. PATSY ANN HODGE F.H.A., 9. Beta Club, 11, 12. MARY ANN HOGANS 12; transfer from C.I. Following activities at C.I.: English Speech Club, 9. Fashion Show, 10. PATRICIA ANN HOLLINS Science Fair, 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. S.C.A. Council, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Class Assembly, 11. FRANK ELMORE HOTZ Basketball; Manager, 8; J.V., 10. X rac k, 8. Sci- ence Club, 9. Chemistry Club, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. 1 44 ELMOND JOHNNY HOWLETT Boys’ Glee Club; President, 9. Class Assembly, 9. Prom Committee, 11. Chorus, 11, 12. JANIE SUE HUGHES G.A.A., 8, 9, 10, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 8, 9. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. F.H.A., 9. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom Secretary, 10. Science Fair, 9. Girls’ Glee Club; Treasurer, 9. Chorus, 10, 11. Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Prom Committee, 11. ROGER DOUGLAS HUGHES Art Club, 12. NORMA JEAN HUGHES May Day Dances, 8, 9. Homeroom President, 9. S.C.A. Council, 9. Homeroom Secretary, 8. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. Class Assembly, 9. G.A.A., 9; Sec- retary, 10, 11. F.H.A., 9. Chorus, 10, 11. Mono- gram Club, 10, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. D.E. Club, 12. JUDY LANE HUGHETT Science Fair, 8, 9. G.A.A., 9. F.H.A., 9, 10. AUDREY GRANT HURD D.O. Club, 11, 12. DAVID ALAN HURD Basketball, 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 11; co-captain, 12. Basketball Award, 11. Track, 8. May Day Court, 9, 10, 11. Hi-Y, 10, 11; President, 12. Home- room President, 10, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 8, 12. S.C.A. Council, 10, 11. Activities Council, 12. Key Club, 10; Reporter, 11, 12. Monogram Club, 10, 11, ' 12. Delegate to Boys’ State, 11. Chemistry Club, 11. IZELLA KAYE HURST Girls’ Monogram Club, 10, 11; President, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. G.A.A., 8, 9, 10; General Manager, 11, 12. Library Club, 11, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. WANDA JOYCE JACKSON Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Science Fair, 8, 9, 10. Pep Club, 10, 11, 12. Library Club, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. HALLIE RHEA JENNINGS F.H.A., 8, 9, 10. Science Fair, 8. Class Assem- bly, 9, 11. ALLEN LAWRENCE JONES Basketball, 8; J.V., 9, 10; Varsity, 11. Track, 8. Secretary of Class, 8. Treasurer of Class, 11. Sci- ence Club, 9; Fair, 11. Chemistry Club, 11. Key Club, 11, 12. Homeroom President, 12. Homeroom Treasurer, 11. S.C.A. Council, 12. Graduation Usher, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. LINDA JUANITA JONES Talent Show, 9, 10, 11. May Day Dances, 10. Class Assembly, 11. JAMES KENNETH JOHNSON Football, 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 11, 12. Hi-Y, 10, 12. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Prom Committee, 11. MYRTLE MARGARET JOHNSTON Band, 8, 9, 10; Majorette 11, co-head, 12. G.A.A., 8. May Day Dances, 8. F.H.A., 10. MARY STUART JOHNSTON Vice-president homeroom, 8. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Talent show, 9, 10, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Played for graduation 10, 11. Accompanist for Sen- ior Chorus, 10, 11, 12. Author of play “First Date.” F.T.A., 11, 12. Homeroom Chaplain, 10. Science Club, 9. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. MARY THOMAS JOHNSTON G.A.A., 8, 9. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 12. Secretary of Homeroom, 10. D.E. Club, 11. DARLENE KANODE Glee Club, 9. F.H.A., 9; district chaplain, 10; president, 11. JAMES IRVAN KIDD Track, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9. Science Club 9. Hi-Y 9. Class Assembly 11. D.E. Club, 11, 12. CAROL JANET KIRKNER Tri-Hi-Y 8; secretary 9, 10; reporter 11; presi- dent 12. Class Assembly 9, 11. May Day Dances 9, 10. Library Club 9. Homeroom president 10; Vice- President 11, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest 10, 11, 12; May Day Court, crown bearer, 11. Beta Club, 11; secretary 12. Science Fair, 11. Model General As- sembly Delegate, 11. Blue Ridge delegate, 11. Dra- matics play, 11. Varsity cheerleader, 12. Senior Steering Committee, 12. JOSEPH CECIL LAWSON Art Club, 12. CAROLE SUE LEFLER Homeroom treasurer, 8. G.A.A. 8, 9, 10. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10, Monogram Club, 10, 11. Var- sity cheerleader, 11. Pep Club, 11; president, 12. Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12. Homeroom secretary, 11. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 11; Miss P.H.S., 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Candidate for Girls’ State, 11. Activities Coun- cil, 12. MARTHA LORRAINE LEMONS Class treasurer, 8. Homeroom president, 8, 9. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 8, 12. S.C.A., 8, 9. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. G.A.A. 8, 9. Science Fair 8. Tri- Hi-Y 8; Vice-President 9; reporter 10, 11. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9. Library Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. F.T.A. reporter, 11, 12. Prom Committee, 11. Steering Committee, 12. PATRICIA ANN LEWIS Transfer from C.I. grade 12. The following at C.I.: Band, 8, 9, 10, 11. Homecoming attendant, 8, 11. Highlight night activity, 8, 9, 10, 11. Class vice- president, 9. Brotherhood Week chairman. Biology Club, president, 10. Science Fair, second place, 11. Talent Show, 10, 11. Fashion Show, 10, 11. French Club, 11. Library Club, 11. JULIA ELLEN LOOKABILL May Day Dance, 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y, 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Fair, 9. National Junior Honor Society, 10. F.T.A. , 10, 11; secretary 12. Pep Club, 11; reporter 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Prom Committee, 11. Class Assembly, 11. Candidate for D.A.R. Award, 12. 145 I LARRY RAY MARSHALL Science Fair, 8, 10, 11. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Varsity Wrestling, 11, 12. Varsity Track, 11. Usher at Graduation, 11. National Honor Society; treasurer 12. Steer- ing Committee, 12. Usher for Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12 . MARY JO MARSHALL G.A.A., 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Class Assembly, 9, 11. F.T.A., 10, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 12. EVELYN DRUSCILLA MARTIN Homeroom president, 11. Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, 8. Science Fair, 8. G.A.A. 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; secretary, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Homeroom secretary, 9. Library Club, 9. Beta Club, 11; chaplin, 12. S.C.A., 11. Annual Staff, Junior Class Editor, 11; associate editor, 12. Prom Com- mittee, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom sec- retary, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. HOWARD DOUGLAS MARTIN Track, 8. Science Fair, 8. Football, J.V., 9, 10. Basketball, J.V., 11. Graduation Usher, 11. D.E. Club, 12. ROGER MATHERLY D.O. Club, 12. NORMAN OTIS McMILLAN Talent Show, 8, 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9. Home- room Chaplain, 12. RILEY THOMAS McPEAK Basketball, 8, J.V., 9; Track, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. National Junior Honor Society; secretary, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, librarian, 11; 12. Graduation Usher, 11. Hi-Y, 12. RONALD ALLEN MELTON Basketball, 8, J.V., 9; Varsity, 10, 11, 12. Track, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Homeroom secretary-treasurer, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. Key Club, 11; treasurer, 12. Mono- gram Club, 11, 12. Graduation Usher, 11. MARTHA SUE MICKEY Glee Club, president 9. May Day Dances, 9, 10, 11. Talent Show, 10. Chorus, 10, 11, 12. Homeroom Vice-President 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. KAREN PERRY MILLIRONS May Day Dances, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9, 10, 11. Science Club, 9. F.H.A., 10. Chemistry Club, 12. JAMES DALE MINK Homeroom President 8, 9. S.C.A. 8, 9. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. Science Fair, 8. Track, 9. Transfer: Luray High School; Football, 10. D.E. Club, 11. BARRY ST. CLAIR MOORE Basketball, 8. Homeroom Vice-President, 8, 9. Science Fair, 8; Regional Science Fair, 11. Track, 9. Football; J.V. 10; Varsity, 11, 12. Key Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. DAVID WILLIAM MOREHEAD Science Fair, 8, 9. Class Assembly, 9. Library Club, 10, 11, 12. Football; J.V., 10. Dramatics play, 11 . JAMES IRVAN MORRIS D.E. Club, 12. ROY STERLING MYERS D.E. Club, 12. LAWRENCE WAYNE NELSON Football, J.V., 9. NANCY JO NEWMAN Tri-Hi-Y, 8. G.A.A. , 8, 9; Reporter, 10, 11; Presi- dent, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Science Club, 9. Pep Club, 10; Secretary, 11, 12. Girls’ Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Library Club, treasurer, 11. Class Assembly, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 11. An- nual Stall, Girls’ Sports Editor. Homeroom Secre- tary, 12. Activities Council, 12. Senior Play, 12. ROGER DALE O’DELL Homeroom President, 8. Track, 8, 10. S.C.A., 8. Art Club, 9. May Day Court, 10, 11. Wrestling, 10. Chorus, 10, 11; Vice-President, 12. Spring Concert, 10. All State Chorus, 12. ANN SHARRON OWEN G.A.A., 8. Band, 8, 9, 10; Majorette, 11; Head Majorette, 12. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, Secretary, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 10. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Float Committee, 9, 10, 12. Dance Band Orchestra, 10, 11. Homeroom Secretary, 11. Prom Committee, 11. Blue Ridge Assembly Delegate. MARGARET ANN PAINTER Tri-Hi-Y, 8, President, 9, 10, Chaplain, 11. Blue Ridge Assembly Delegate, 10. G.A.A., 8, 9. Science Fair, 8. County Science Fair Award, 9. National Junior Honor Society; Parliamentarian, 10. Na- tional Honor Society; secretary, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Beta Convention, 11. Class Vice-President, 10. Class President, 11. Annual Staff; Class Editor, 10; Assistant Editor, 11; Editor-in-chief, 12. Activities Council, 11, 12. Steering Committee, 12. Student Director, Class Play, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. May Day Court, 11. RICHARD JACKSON PATTERSON Class President, 8. Homeroom President, 9, 10, 12. S.C.A. , 8; treasurer, 9, 10, 12. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. S.C.A. District Workshop, 11, 12. Key Club Secretary, 10, 11, 12. S.C.A. State Convention, 10. Annual Staff; Assistant Business Manager, 11; Business Manager, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. Boys’ Monogram Club, 11. Boys’ State, 11. Beta Con- vention, 11. Activities Council, 11. Football Man- ager, 11. Key Club District Workshop, 11. National Honor Society, Vice-President, 12. PATRICIA IRENE PATTON F.H.A., 9. G.A.A., 9. DAVID CARLE PAYTON Transfer from C.I. Following at C.I.: Basketball; J.V., 8, 9; Varsity, 10. Football, 8. STEVE M. PEARCE Homeroom Treasurer, 8. Boys’ Monogram Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. Football; Varsity Manager, 9. Hi-Y, 10, 12. May Day Court, 11. 146 JOHN EDWIN PINKARD Basketball, 8; J.V., 10. Track, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9. Science Club, 9. Hi-Y, 9. Class Assembly, 9. Football, Varsity, 11, 12. Key Club, 12. JOYCE ANN POE Transfer from C.I. Following at C.I.: Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 8. S.C.A. Representative, 9. Senior Chorus, 11, 12. TERRY LEE POWELL Track, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. Science Club, 8, 9, 10. Football; J.V., 9. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. Home- room Treasurer, 10. Key Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. KENNETH MARVIN POWERS Football, 8; J.V., 9; Varsity, 11, 12. Track, 8. Class Vice-President, 8. Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. Band, 8, 9. Science Club, 8, 9. Homeroom President, 9. S.C.A., 9. Library Club; Vice-President, 10. Wres- tling, 10, 11, 12. Hi-Y, 10. Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. May Day Court, 11. Key Club, 11, 12. Class Play, 9, 11. HARRY BURKS RHETT Homeroom Secretary, 8. Science Fair, 8, 11. Sci- ence Club, 9, 10. Glee Club, 9. Assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 10. Chemistry Club, 11. Library Club, 11, 12. Hi-Y, 12. CAROLYN SUE RICHARDSON Science Fair, 8, 9, 11; District, 9, winner. Sci- ence Club, 9, 10, 11; Secretary-treasurer, 12. G.A.A., 9, 10. Glee Club, 9. May Day Dances, 10. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Chem- istry Club, 11. National Honor Society, 12. Annual Staff, Literary Editor, 12. Candidate for D.A.R. Award, 12. HARRIET IMOGENE RICHARDSON F.H.A., 10, 12. CHARLOTTE SCOTT RICKEY F.H.A., 9, 10. G.A.A., 9. Tri-Hi-Y, 9. DEE ANN ROOKER Tri-Hi-Y ; reporter, 8, 9, 10, 11. Vice-President, 12. Science Club, 9. Art Club, 8; reporter 9, 10; Vice-President, 11. Science Fair, 8; district award, 9. May Day Dances, 8, 9. G.A.A., 8, 9. Blue Ridge Assembly, 9, 11. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 10, 11, 12. May Day Court, 10, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. Talent Show, 8, 9, 10, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. National Honor Society, 12. Senior Play, 12. Annual Staff, Art Editor, 12. BETTY SUE RUPE May Day Dance, 10. Chorus, 10. JUDY RUPE Art Club, 10. SAMMY KAY SAUNDERS Homeroom president, 8. Track, 8, 9. JACKIE PHYLLIS SELF F.H.A., 9, 10. F.T.A., 9, 10. Science Club, 9. Glee Club, 10. Treasurer of homeroom, 11. Senior chorus, 12 . BURLEY JEAN SEMONES Tri-Hi-Y, secretary 8; 9, 10, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 8. May Day Court, 9, 10, 11. Homeroom President, 8, 9, 10. S.C.A., 8, 9, 10; Vice-President, 11; President, 12. S.C.A. Convention, 11. National Junior Honor Society, 10. National Honor Society, 12. Beta Club, 11, 12. Freshman Class assembly, 9. President of class, 9. Pep Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. Cheer- leader, 9, 10, 11. Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 9, 10, 11, 12. Girls’ State, 11. Dis- trict S.C.A., 12. HAZEL IRENE SISK Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 12. Band, 8, 9, 10. Talent Show, 9, 10, 11. Homeroom secretary, 10. Senior Chorus, 12 . SADIE JEAN SLATE Science Fair, 8, 10. F.H.A., 9, 10. G.A.A., 9. WILLIAM HOWARD SMITH Track, 8. J.V. Football, 10. D.E. Club, 11. DORIS ELLEN SOUTHERN Science Fair, 8, 9, 11. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Vice-President homeroom, 10. May Day Dances, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Na- tional Honor Society, 12. JOYCE ANN SOUTHERN Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 12. G.A.A., 8. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Vice-President homeroom, 9. Class Assem- bly, 9. Chemistry Club, 11. Beta Club, 12. LYNDA LOIS SPENCER Class assembly, 9. F.H.A., 9. GERALDINE KAY SPRINKLE G.A.A., 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Class As- sembly, 9, 11. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. F.T.A., 10, 11, 12. Homeroom treasurer, 10. Science Fair, 9, 11. P.H.S., First place; Blacksburg, Honorable mention; Western Virginia Science Fair, Roanoke; County Fair. Annual Staff; typist, 12. Beta Club, 12. Chemistry Club. Usher for Senior Play, 12. Tri-Hi-Y Float Committee, 12. SWANSON MONROE STOUT Football, 8; manager, 9, 10, 11. Basketball, 8; J.V., 9, 10; Varsity, 11, 12. Track, 8. Boys’ Mono- gram Club, 10, 11. 12. Class Assembly, 11. D.E. Club, 12. MARILYN KAY STUART Student Council, 8, 11. Homeroom president, 8, 11. Science Fair award, 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11; treasurer, 9. G.A.A., 8. May Day Dances, 8. May Day Court, 9, 10, 11. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 9, 10, 11; maid of honor, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 9, 10. Class assembly, 9, 11. Library Club, 11, 12. ROGER GRAY SUTHERLAND Homeroom Vice-President, 9. D.E. Club, 11. JUDITH ANN SURFACE Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Class assembly, 9, 11. Chorus, 11. F.H.A., 11, Vice-President, 12. F.T.A., 11, 12. Beta Ulub. 12. LUCINDA ANN SURRATT F.H.A., 8. G.A.A., 8. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 10, 11. Class Assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom secretary, 11. BARBARA KENNEDY SUTPHIN F.H.A., 9, 12. EVERETT LEE SUTPHIN Chorus, 10. School bus driver, 10, 11. D.E. Club, 12 . JERRY WAYNE SUTPHIN Track, 8, 11, 12. State track meet, 11. Football; J.V., 10; Varsity, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. Boys’ State, 11. Usher for Graduation, 11. Beta Club, 12. RICHARD CRAWFORD THORNTON Tri-Hi-Y, 8. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Class Bus Driver, 12. WANDA JEAN TRACY Tri-Hi-Y ,8. May Day Dances, 8, 9, 10. Class Assembly, 9. Science Fair, 9; First Place Award. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Beta Club, 11. National Honor Society, 12. DOROTHY GERALDINE TUELL Tri-Hi-Y, 9, 10, 11. May Day Dances, 10. Class Assembly, 11. JACQUELINE RUTH TURNER F.H.A., 9, 10. LETTY DAWN TURPIN F. H.A., 9. DORIS JOANNE VORDO G. A.A., 10. Library Club, 10, 12. Prom Commit- tee, 11. RICHARD LEE WADDELL Track, 8, 9. Class Assembly, 9. J.V. Football, 10. Varsity, 12. Basketball manager, 10. Art Club, 11. PATRICIA LEE WALLACE G.A.A., 8, 9. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9. Band, 9. Science Club, 9. Class Assembly, 9, 11. May Day Dances, 10. One-Act Play Festival, 10, 11. Talent Show, 11. Art Club, 10. Library Club, 12. Senior Play, 12. MICHAEL ELLIOT WALKER Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10. Homeroom President, 9. Home- room Vice-President, 10. Homeroom Treasurer, 8. Key Club, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM WATKINS WALTON Basketball, 8, 10, 12. Co-Captain, 12. Track, 8. Golf, 9, 10, 11. Science Fair, 9, 11. Boys’ Glee Club, 9. Science Club, 9. Football Manager, 10. National Junior Honor Society; Vice-President, 10. Boys’ Monogram Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. Key Club, 11. Vice- President of Key Club, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. Usher at Graduation, 11. National Science Founda- tion Scholarship, 11. Beta Club, 11. Treasurer, 12. National Honor Society, 12. Usher at Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. Senior Play, 12. KENNETH EDWARD WARDEN Glee Club, 9. HELEN RAYE WARE Class assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom secretary-treas- urer, 9. Science Fair; first place, 9. Tri-Hi-Y, 9. May Day Usher, 11. Homeroom treasurer, 10. Beta Club, 11, 12. Homeroom chaplain, 11. Pep Club , 12. EDDIE ARNOLD WARF J.V. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 11, 12. PATRICIA ANN WEBB Transfer from Dublin, 10. Library Club, 8. F.H.A., 8, 9. Band, 9. Homeroom president, 9. G.A.A., 11. Tri-Hi-Y, 12. VIOLET FAYE WHITE G.A.A., 8, 9, 10. Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10. May Day Dances, 8, 9. Science Fair, 8; second place. Home- room treasurer, 10. Class assembly, 11. HELEN ELIZABETH WHITEHURST Transferred from Norton High School, 8. Tri- Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10. Class assembly, 9, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 9, 12. Girls’ Glee Club, 9. G.A.A., 9, 10. Science Fair, 9, 11; first place, 9. President homeroom, 10. S.C.A. Council, 10, 11. S.C.A. Report- er, 11. F.T.A., 10. National Junior Honor Society, 10. Pep Club, 10, 11, 12; chaplain, 12. Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12; Head cheerleader, 2. Sophomore class secretary, 10. Activities Council, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. Girls’ Monogram Club, 11, 12. May Day Court, 11. Senior Steering Committee, 12. Girls’ State, 11. Annual Staff, 12; Senior Class Editor. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. Senior Play, 12. MARGARET ANNE WHITLEY Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Science Fair, 8, 9, 10, 11. May Day Dances, 9, 10. National Junior Honor Society, 10. G.A.A., 10, 11. Talent Show, 10, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. Homeroom Vice-President, 11. Prom Committee, 11. Varsity cheerleader, 12. Annual Staff, 12; Business secre- tary. Pep Club, 12. Steering Committee, 12. Senior Play, 12. ROGER ALTON WILLIAMS Band, 8. Science fair, 9. Chorus, 12. NANCY JO WILSON Tri-Hi-Y, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice-President, 11; President, 8, 11. Class assembly, 9, 11. Science Club, 9. F.H.A., 9. S.C.A. Council, 9,12. Homeroom Presi- dent, 9, 12. Homeroom treasurer, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. May Day Dances, 9. Activities Council, 11. Library Club, 11; reporter. Model General Assem- bly, 11. Class Vice-President, 12. Steering Com- mittee, 12. Miss P.H.S. Contest, 12. JAMES CALVIN WINDLE Class Assembly, 9. Library Club, 10, 11, 12. May Day Chorus, 10, 11, 12. J.V. Basketball Manager, 11 . DORIS ELOISE WOOD G.A.A., 8. Homeroom treasurer, 8. F.H.A., 9. Homeroom President, 11. S.C.A. Council, 11. Class assembly, 11. Prom Committee, 11. Talent Show, 11. Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12. Chaplain homeroom, 12. Chorus, 12. Tri-Hi-Y Float Committee, 12. GARY LEE WRIGHT Track, 8. Science Club, 9. Science Fair, 9, 11. Beta Club, 11, 12. Chemistry Club, 11. Hi-Y, 12. Homeroom Secretary, 12. 148 MONTICELLO CLUB Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. 19 East Main St. — Pulaski MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Hospital corner Your Walgreen Agency Store Prescriptions Fountain Sundries May we introduce the newest members of the firm, Kathy and Ken THEDAS STUDIO Pulaski, Virginia 150 Compliments of FLOYD B. THOMAS Jeweler The Store with the Watchmaker Pulaski Virginia Compliments of GLENN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Pulaski Virginia Compliments of PULASKI SERVICE CENTER Newbern Road Pulaski Virginia Compliments of PULASKI ESSO SERVICE CENTER Pulaski, Virginia 151 ii .K X 1 THE PEOPLES ' NATIONAL BANK OF PULASKI Member F.D.I.C. CALDWELL-SITES CO. Office Equipment — Stationery A. B. Dick Duplicating Machines and Supplies Wholesale Blue Horse School Supplies Roanoke Winchester Compliments of PARKS-BELK Pontiac Cadillac Tempest RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY Pulaski, Virginia G. M. C. Trucks Dealer ' s License Number 240 Compliments of TOWN AND COUNTRY OUTLET Pulaski, Virginia 152 Congratulations To The Class of 1962 NEWBERN PLANT STAUNTON RIVER FINISHING COMPANY DIVISION OF KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. NEWBERN, VIRGINIA Compliments of JOHN ' S GRILL Pulaski Virginia Compliments of PULASKI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE Fur Storage Pulaski Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes MARTIN ' S PHARMACY Pharmacists In Corporation With Your Physician Pulaski Virginia PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY There Is No Substitute for Quality Clyde L. Duncan Owner 154 CONGRATULATIONS . . . to the CLASS OF ' 62 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, INC. 155 Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS Compliments of FOOD FAIR Compliments of JOT ' EM DOWN STORE Groceries and Food Dial 3-2431 184 W. Main St. Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of L. T. LEMONS ' JEWELERS GIFT SHOP Pulaski Virginia Rless r 1 1 TUlflliule itole i- Galax WALL ' S JEWELERS Your Bridal Registration Headquarters Pulaski, Virginia .i yl|H r i 56 With school behind you . . . what’s ahead? College, perhaps? Wonderful! A job? Wonder- ful, too, if it’s the right one — with opportunities to progress and learn as well as earn. There are many such jobs at C P, waiting for girls like you. In a telephone job, you not only start with good pay but are specially trained to make more. Raises and advancements are frequent. Sur- roundings are pleasant — people are friendly — and your work is never dull. Why not make your first job a telephone job — one that can lead to a happy, rewarding career? THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA 157 Clothes Just For You Pulaski Virginia I Congratulations to the Class of 1962 STICKLER S FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski Virginia 158 Compliments of A FRIEND LAVINDER ' S MOBILGAS STATION Phone 3-6581 Dublin Road Pulaski, Va. Compliments of GALLIMORE and LIVELY, INC. General Contractors Pulaski Virginia 159 Compliments of JENNINGS-SHEPHERD SPORTING-TOY CENTER Roanoke Virginia JEFFERSON MILLS The Plant That Cares 160 Compliments of AUST MOTOR COMPANY PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of CLAREMONT GROCERY Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, INC. Phone 2-0021 Pulaski Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD Virginia Dial Dl 3-2421 P. O. Box 556 C. B. HALSEY CO. Wholesale Distributor — Institutional Foods R. L. (BOB) TRUSSELL Sales Representative ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 161 DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES Headquarters For School Supplies Pulaski - Marion - Wytheville Compliments of E M M A R T Millinery and Children ' s Wear ECONOMY MARKET 45 East Main Free Delivery Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of MORRIS FASHIONS COURTESY GRILL (Next to Pulaski Hospital) Home of Happy Eating Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP AND WYSOR APPLIANCES Dial 3-3971 Pulaski Virginia I 62 NORMA S Junior and Misses Smart- Wearing Apparel 31 E. Main St. Pulaski Virginia Compliments of NUMBER ONE DRUG STORE 73 W. Main St. Phone 2-1111 Pulaski ( Virginia Compliments of PAUL KNITTING MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Quality Hosiery Over 43 Years in Pulaski PULASKI VIRGINIA Congratulations To The Class of 1962 Compliments of HIGHLAND MEMORY GARDENS Dublin Virginia PHONE 5-1181 or 4-1735 163 Compliments of BUSHONG MOTOR CORF. Pulaski, Virginia DOBBINS ' RESTAURANT Pizza Pies Steaks Lee Highway Compliments of Compliments WESTERN A UTO ASSOCIATE STORE 164 We Furnish The Home Completely Never a Carrying Charge ' Compliments of GUYNN FURNITURE CO. Pulaski Virginia FREEZER-FRESH 305 N. Washington Ave. AND QUALITY HOME EQUIPMENT CO. 307 N. Washington Ave. Pulaski, Va. Owned and Operated by Charles and Dorothy Haymore Congratulations To Class of ' 62 THE PULASKI NATIONAL BANK ' Two Convenient Locations ' Main Office — Pulaski Branch Office — Fairlawn Compliments of MAX ' S BAKERY Compliments of MARSHALL WELDING SUPPLY East Main Street Pulaski Virginia 165 Compliments of the RALPH ' S OF P. H. S. Jess Crumbley Terry Powell David Hurd Bill Walton TYLER DRUG CO., INC. Your Rexall Store Prescription Specialists Prescriptions called for and delivered at no extra charge Phone 2-601 1 Phone 2-4701 Compliments of MARY AGNES, PATSY, JERRY, HENRY, AND BILLY Compliments of AMERICAN PIGMENT CORPORATION Pulaski — Hiwassee Virginia It pays to look well. ELK ' S BARBER SHOP 166 Visit Southwest Virginia ' s Finest Showplace PULASKI THEATRE Relax and Enjoy The Best in Entertainment Compliments of SOUTHERN STATES Pulaski Co-operative, Inc. PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of SHOP-RITE MARKET 1000 Newbern Road Free Parking Dial 4-141 1 Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 62 STEGER ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Compliments of VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO. Pulaski Virginia 167 Compliments of VIRGINIA FEED STORE Pulaski Virginia Congratulations To The Class of ' 62 DARI-DELITE Sundaes Ice Cream Soft Drinks Pulaski Virginia Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Have a Coke PULASKI VIRGINIA Compliments of PRES BROWN ' S SPORT SHOP P. O. Box 821 Dial HObart 3-3521 LEXINGTON VIRGINIA Congratulations To The Class of ' 62 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. PULASKI WORKS 168 Compliments of PULASKI VANCE COMPANY, INC. Your Westinghouse Dealer in Pulaski Pulaski Vir ginia And Compliments of PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Building Material and Lumber Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-5751 169 LUTTRELL CHEVROLET C° ' : i u THE FINEST AND LARGEST STORE IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS THROUGH AND THROUGH GEORGES MEN’S and BOY’S SHOP 1 70 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO COLEMAN FURNITURE CORPORATION PULASKI, VIRGINIA 171 Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP Compliments of E. D. DAVID District Manager People ' s Life Insurance Co. PULASKI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Sales Service Dial 2-1271 172 Congratulations from Buie MAYBERRY BUICK, INC. East Main Street Pulaski, Va. When Better Automobiles Are Built, BUICK Will Build Them ' ' Compliments of PULASKI VENEER AND FURNITURE CORPORATION Pulaski, Virginia 173 Quick Clean Self-Service Laundering and Dry Cleaning Newbern Road Dora Highway Pulaski Virginia Your Daytime Companion with POWER! PROMOTIONS! W.P.ILV. Phone 3-3931 5000 1000W 1580 KC Pulaski, Va. Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1946 174 Compliments of SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY 338 N. Washington Ave. Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of 1962 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home of Fine Foods CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 62 THE SOUTHWEST TIMES Your Newspaper SMITH OFFICE SUPPLY SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES— OFFICE FURNITURE— ENGRAVING Dial 3-7971 PULASKI, VIRGINIA B. D. SMITH BROTHERS, PRINTERS Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1891 Dial 2-2111 Pulaski, Virginia 175 The Business Staff of the 1962 Oriole would like to thank you, the students, faculty, and the advertisers, for your co- operation and reception of the annual this year. It is you who have made the Oriole possible. Richard Patterson Henry Albert Margaret Anne Whitley HOME OF THE ORIOLES Seated: Mrs. Lillian Holliday. Standing, left to right-. Mrs. Mary Webster, Mrs. Virginia Burchett, Mrs. Bertha Raykes. THE CAFETERIA STAFF 176 ■v-rrw ■ tfr ” 8. Ej : . ■■;, ■ � J pH’ cIk iff iff ] |r ' | 1 jp t j ' - ' 4m t n I. IT ,. i.--� r ' T K LlJ fP? Vr W ' ' Jt kl K I ' — |P . — — -