Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

1 ' Le 1963 Volume XLII dulfisded 6y the students BILLY LOVELL Editor -in-Chief HENRY ALBERT Business Manager PATSY COOK Associate Editor MARY AGNES LIVELY Associate Editor 4 The year of 1962-63 quickly draws to a close, but the tide of time leaves a wealth of everlasting memories on the shore of life. Because everything is given a season and a time under the skies of heaven, its imprint can never be erased from that shore of God’s creation. Time has been given to us in a limited quantity ; therefore, we must make every moment a rewarding imprint upon the sands of the shore. As the sunset of time falls on the departing waves, may we receive the gifts of the tide. May we be blessed with a purpose for living and a season of rejoicing. Beth Byrd 5 V 7 5 2 JKemoriam JERRY WAYNE GOINS ( 1947 - 1962 ) Crossing the Bar Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For though from out our bourn of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Alfred Lord Tennyson 9 7)ec icaiion As classic grandeur remains an influence in all time, so a great teacher is a profound influence upon the tide of students that she instructs, instilling knowledge and under- standings into the minds that possessed them not before. As each individual is swept into the greater tide of mankind, he must find his place of service to others; we now recognize one who has found this place of service, one who exemplifies integrity, loyalty, and fidelity. Students and faculty members alike admire her scholarship; she has endeared herself to all as sponsor of classes, the Latin Club, the National Honor Society, and the Miss P.H.S. contest. Above all do we acknowledge her contribution as teacher of mathematics and Latin. Since we realize that these responsibilities have been fulfilled with wisdom, patience, and humility, we fondly dedicate this, our forty- second volume of the Oriole, to MRS. JUANITA ROBERTSON. 10 Jltrs. Juanita G. CRo ertson Mrs. Robertson and members of the National Honor Society decorate for the annual Miss P.H.S. contest. Billy Lovell Senior Editor -in-Chief Henry Albert Senior Business Manager Miss Ellen Palmer Sponsor Mrs. Jean Blankenship Sponsor Patsy Cook Senior Associate Editor Features Mary Agnes Lively Senior Associate Editor Activities i J , ) ) 12 Beth Byrd Senior Literary Editor Sydney Hardy Senior Literary Editor Ann Hall Senior Girls’ Sports Editor Dave Ratcliff Senior Boys’ Sports Editor Janis Fagg Senior Senior Class Editor Betty Glenn Senior Art Editor John Coker Junior Assistant Editor Stanley Bentley Junior Junior Class Editor Bobby Hilton Junior Assistant Business Manager George Kelly Junior Layout Editor Patsy Parks Junior Typist Watts Steger Freshman Freshman Class Editor Gloria Doyle Sophomore Sophomore Class Editor 14 SCI ENCe CPrincipaf Mr. Kenneth Fulp B.A., Duke University M.Ed., University of Virginia MESSAGE TO STUDENTS As I look through a yearbook the following questions come to mind: Do the activities depicted here give an accurate impression of the life of the school? If I were a student, would I be proud to be represented by the students elected to the honors indicated in this book? The 1962-63 yearbook measures up well on both questions. The second of the above questions should give students cause to stop and think while engaging in extra-curricular activities. History has shown time and again that when a group of people take lightly the responsibility of voting for the best possible representative, they have lost the freedom to do so. When individuals refuse to direct their own lives, there is always somebody around who is glad to do it for them. And things do not seem valuable to us until we lose them. I am sure you will join me in expressing thanks to your Annual Staff and Sponsors for this yearbook. Few people know of the long hours they have spent after school, at night, and weekends to make this publication possible. Sincerely, Kenneth E. Fulp 16 I consider the opportunity of working more closely with faculty and students dur- ing the past year a privilege. To write that it was completely joyous would be incorrect, since the job of serving as an administrator- in a high school must rank near the top in both joys and frustrations. I am pleased with your spirit and the re- spect which the large majority of you have shown for your school, your classmates, and your teachers. However, since room for im- provement always exists, I trust that im- provement, for yourself and for Pulaski High School, will be your goal. Mr. Leon Clay B.S.: Y.P.I. M.S.: New York University Assistant Principal 17 Mrs. Francis 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 Mrs. June Bloom B.A. : Radford College Spanish ; History Mrs. Jean L. Blankenship B.S. : Radford College M. Ed. : U. Va. Guidance Mrs. Kathryn W. Brockman B.A. : R.M.W.C. Typing Mrs. William L. Burnett B.A. : Emory and Henry English Mrs. Lloyd Burton B.S. : Madison College Biology 18 Mrs. Miller D. Bushong B.A. : R.M.W.C. English Mrs. Jane G. Chipman B.A. : Radford College English Miss Suzanne David B.S. : Radford College Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy Dodson B.S. : Radford College Commercial Mrs. Billie D. Farmer B.S. : Radford College Commercial 19 Mrs. Priscilla Ann M. Hall B.S. : Radford College English Mrs. Ruth E. Hotz B. S. : Carson-Newman Mathematics 20 Mrs. Edna A. Loftus B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Edna B. Love B.S. : Univ. of Tenn. Art Mrs. Alzie B. Mode B.S. : Radford College History Mrs. Lalah H. Newman B.S. : Radford College Home Economics N Miss Ellen Palmer B.A. : Radford College English 21 Mrs. Margaret P. Perdue B.A. : William and Mary Librarian Mr. Arby H. Phibbs Bridgewater Vocational Education Mr. William C. Puckett B.S. : Concord College Biology Mrs. Betty S. Robinson B.A. : Radford College World Geography Miss Lola Robinson B.S. : Radford College Commercial Mr. Edward L. Rockwell B.S. : Morris Harvey M.A. : West Va. Univ. Health and P. Ed. 22 Miss Ruth S. Simpson B.S. : Radford College Shorthand ; Typing Mr. Wilborne A. Smith B.S. : V.P.I. Mathematics Mrs. Carol Smith B.A. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Gwendolyn S. Strange A. A. : Averett B.A. : Longwood Social Studies Mrs. Thlema L. Sanders B.S. and M.A. : Indiana State College Guidance Director Mr. Carl R. Tacy S. : Davis Elkins English 23 Mr. Charles B. Tickle, Jr. B.S. : Pembroke State Social Studies Mrs. Bessie S. Totten B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mr. Walter Unruh B.S. : Montana State U. Science Mr. Dewey S. Wilson B.S. : East Tenn. State Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Janet C. Young B.S. : Radford College Science I saw the starry Tree Eternity Put forth the blossom Time. Robert Buchanan 24 Gfa asses OFFICERS Beth Byrd Treasurer Ronald Vaughan President Senior As the tide of man and time ebbs, we the Senior Class of 1963 look in retrospect to our five wonderful years at Pulaski High School. Proud were we, when we entered the eighth grade, that we were coming to high school for the first time. As we have ad- vanced through the halls of Pulaski High School, we have grown quite fond of her and of each other. Now, near the end of our senior year, we look back on happenings that have made our stay at Pulaski High School a most reward- ing one. Since our freshman year we have placed in Homecoming float competition. Our junior year was highlighted by the Junior- Senior Prom and our class rings. For memories of our life at Pulaski High none can surpass those of our senior year. The feeling of awe as we marched into our first assembly cannot be described in words. We sold Christmas cards, the boys dressed as girls for a Boy’s Beauty Pageant, and we canvassed neighborhoods selling magazines. All these activities made our Jimmy Ward Secretary Yvonne Thompson Vice-President Gfass senior trip to Washington, D. C., possible. The class gave a decorated Christmas tree to the school. The senior class and a senior homeroom were first in the school’s Can Drive to aid the needy. Now soon — too soon — our year draws to a close. Baccalaureate and Graduation await the class of 1963. Though we have had faith- ful guidance and teaching from all the facul- ty at Pulaski High School, we would like to especially thank now our senior sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Bushong, Miss Suzanne Da- vid, Mrs. Edna Loftus, Miss Mayme McCoy, and Mrs. Bessie Totten. As we launch out to seek our separate fortunes in the sea of life, we leave these walls that echoed with our joys and our sorrows, these halls where first adulthood showed her face, these rooms where our hopes were born, to those who pass this way in future years. When again our solitary footsteps resound through these corridors, they will no longer be ours but theirs. To them we leave the heritage of Pulaski High School. Henry Lee Albert Henry A traveler in Concord ; A pattern for others. James William Alley Jimmy A Greek statue; Gifted with life. David Lynwood Armbrister Lymvood Schemer of gaiety; A crown of sportsman- ship. Sandra Jean Alley Sandra A kind and willing heart; Golden sounds of song. Betsy Gregory Anderson Betsy The dawn of a bright day; New responsibilities. Julian Carlyle Atkinson Carl The wonders of travel; Priceless knowledge. 27 Myron Robert Aust Myron A motorcycle ride ; Quiet understanding. Brenda Stone Baker Brenda Dimpled gaiety; The first light of dawn. Nancy Alice Baker Nancy Enjoyment of life; Songs of tomorrow. enior David Carol Beamer, Jr. Dave Preparation for pro- fession ; A healer of mankind. Thomas Howard Bentley, Jr. Tom The pleasure of a dance; Sketching fun-filled days. Betty Anne Bishop Betty Sweet notes of a lark; A doorway to success. 28 Ronald Lee Boothe Ronnie A roaring motor; Living each day for itself. Burnard Kent Brookman B. K. Smiling thoughts; Deep content. Ellen Elizabeth Byrd Beth A determined goal; Enchantment of life. Gfc ass Joe Thomas Burke, Jr. Tommy Physique of a Greek god; Taking life easily. Frances Kay Cain Frances The thrill of a boat ride Laughter and merri- ment. Freda Elouise Canter Freda A lover of nature; Plans for the future. 29 Ronald Lee Chaffin Ronnie Gentleman in truth; Calmness of thought. Reba Lee Chandler Reba The love of a good book; Shyness of a fawn. Patricia Neil Chitwood Pat Thundering horses’ hoofs; Athletic feats. enior Norma Kay Chrisley Norma Kay Dependable character; Patience unlimited. Mary Louise Chumbley Lou Letters to the editor; Wisdom of Minerva. Joyce Kay Clark Joyce Quiet song from Heaven ; Obedient grace. 30 Kathryn Carol Clark Kathryn An active participant; A joy of living. Elizabeth Dawn Cole Elizabeth Tenderness of a silent heart; Peacefulness of early morning. Dolores Anne Costello Dolores Keen observance; Fun-filled years. Gfo ass Patsy Gayle Cook Patsy Cheering for victory; A winning personality. Kay Rudy Covey Kay The twirl of a baton; Reality of life. Carol Ann Cox Carol Ann Profusion of colors; Expressions of living. 31 Dorothy Claudine Cox Dorothy Small in stature; Everlasting kindness. Wanda Jeanette Cox Wanda Smiling thoughts; Serenity of a star. Harold Keith Cutlip, Jr. H.K. A court jester; Never a dull moment. emor Kelly Lee Dalton Kelly Memories of happy times; The strings of a guitar. Priscilla Jean Dalton Priscilla Beyond the horizon ; Dancing slippers. Howard Roger Dawson Roger An architect of the future; Ability to create success. 32 Violet Joanna Dickerson Joanna Anxious anticipation; The challenge of tomorrow. Charlotte Lee Dodson Charlotte Picture of neatness; Quiet, fragile grace. Harry Hughes Edwards, Jr. Harry A view of life; The map of tomorrow. G ass Garland Ewing Earhart, Jr. Garland Mechanical drawings; Sparks of pleasure. Wilhelmina Ann Endicott Billie Bearing great respon- sibilities; No question of the future. Patra Ann Evans Pat A quiet voice; Gentle thoughts. 33 Janis Elaine Fagg Janis Boundless energy; A charming person- ality. Judith Arlene Farmer Judy Unhurried confidence; Belief in tradition. Richard Graham Fizer, Jr. Dick Practical Joker; Carefree ways. Senior Margaret Sue Flippin Margaret Sue A crowned queen; Very flower of youth. 34 David Shockley Garland David Dignity in stature; Blessed with intelli- gence. Brenda Faye Garnett Faye Exuberance of youth; A wise, understanding heart. Mary Elizabeth Glenn Betty A versatile personal- ity; Originator of beauty. G ass Mary Kathryn Gemmell Mary Kathryn Click of majorette boots ; The laughter of a crowd. Lorene Susan Graham Lorene Whimsical moods; Merriment through the day. Betty Ann Grantham Betty The thrill of a game; Unlimited humor. 35 Ira David Gravley David Steel of rod and gun; Nature’s comrade. Peggy Anne Gravely Anne Dawn of a new day; Ringing of silver bells. Brenda Joyce Grubb Brenda Beauty and grace of manner; The click of a type- writer. enior Diana Louise Grubb Diana The rustle of a formal ; A dedicated heart. Jerry Robert Guynn Jerry Boots, whips, saddle leather; Continuous chatter. Ann Lindsay Hall Ann Athletic accomplish- ments; A belief in the right. 36 Jacky Fay Hall Jacky Flaxen curls; A diamonded finger. Larry Madison Hancock Larry The thrill of a plane ride; A laugh in the class- room. William Carl Harless Carl Love of outdoors; Plans for days to come. C ass Sydney Helen Hardy Sydney My kingdom is a horse; Esse quam videri. James Richmond Hickam Jimmy Latin translations; Visions of success. Linda Riggins Hoback Linda Heartfelt understand- ing; Homemaker’s art. 37 Dorothy Christine Hollingsworth Chris Ebony eyes; Silent greeting. Michael Kenneth Hooker Mike Crown of leadership; Adventure of Colum- bus. Philip Browning Huff Phil An autumn hike; Indifference to conformity. Senior Donald Lee Hughes Donald A rhapsody of notes; Faithful and true. Patty Elizabeth Hughes Patty Freshness of a new day; A future of happiness. Glenn Dale Jackson Dale Ardent sports fan; The wit of a comic. 38 Bobby Douglas Jones Bobby Speed of a car; Lure of the unknown. Winston Pearson Kegley Winston Subtle comments; Laconic wit. John Thomas King John Fidelity in friendship; A mischievous grin. Gfo ass Betty Gray King Betty Contagious laughter; Dancing ripples of chatter. Charlotte Ann Lane Charlotte Eyes of a sylvan doe; A shy hello. Sarah Carolyn Lane Carolyn Dance of the daffodils; A helping hand. 39 Robert Ford Ledford Bobby Quiet ambition; Tomorrow’s success. lone Anna Leeson lone Reverence for life; The essence of joy. Richard Lyle Leftwich Dickie Silent surveillance; The power behind the throne. enior Patricia Ann Lewis Patty Little Women; Shy quietitude. Mary Agnes Lively Mary Agnes Marble sculpture and moonbeams; The debutant flair. Billy Joe Lovell Billy Cleats and gridiron; Intellect and leader- ship. 40 Raymond Early Lyons, Jr. Raymond Few are the faithful; Long fortunes untold. Samuel Raymond Martin, Jr. Sammy A steadfast faith; Desire to help. Barbara Elaine McMillan Barbara Undivertable diligence; A gentle kindness. Cj ass Robert Lynn McKinney Bobby Undercurrent of merriment ; Enthusiasm for life. Cecil Amon Moore Amon Intricate sketches; Dawn of the hunter. Jerry Wayne Morefield Jerry Perfection in pictures; A mystic melody. 4 ) Fred Wilson Myers Fred Potential unlimited ; Guard to honors. ■S ojenior Jewel Dawn Nelson Jewel Joyful countenance; Spirit of action. Wanda Kate Nixon Wanda Flowing auburn tresses; The gentle spring breeze. Franklin Douglas Owens Frankie Red sails in the sunset; A child of the winds. 42 James Howard Palmer Jimmy Smile of the con- queror ; Athletic aptitudes. Brenda Lee Parks Brenda A welcoming smile; Ballerina on skates. Posey Campbel Payne Posey Jolly, yet serious; Fun loving, yet sincere. G ass Anna Mae Patton Ann The culinary art; Shadows and sunshine. Roger Dale Peyton Roger Splendor on the march; Dedication to duty. Doris June Phibbs Doris The future beckons; Great expectations. 43 William Micheal Phibbs Bill A ship pursueth an anchor ; The lively sunbeam. David James Poindexter David A radiant smile; Quiet contemplation. Larry Joseph Rakes Larry An answer for all questions; Comedians’ comrade. Senior William Hubert Powers Billy Invisible energies; Tomorrow’s specialist. Bassam Muhammad Rasheed Bassam Profile of gravity ; Manner of humor. Usama Muhammad Rasheed Usama Knowledge gained by travel ; Companion to many. 44 Richard Garnett Ratcliff Dickie Transition; Artist in automation. David Woolling Ratcliff Dave Athletic involvements ; A mischief maker. Phyllis Ann Reese Phyllis Soft merriment; Eyes of dusk. G c ass Rodney Lee Rupe Rodney Far away places; An autumn path. Nancy Lee Semones Nancy Quiet serenity; An encouraging word. Ronald Edward Semones Ronnie Solemn dignity; A gentleman’s ways. 45 Barbara Haga Smith Barbara A favorite song; A painting of many hues. Jesse Epperly Spangler Jesse Trigger of amusement; Delightful companion. Barbara Jean Stinson Barbara Velvet over steel; Merry circles. enior John Willis Spangler John Hounds on the trail; At peace with the world. James Stanley Stuart, Jr. Jimmy Quick humor; Disguised consistency. Opal Trail Stuart Opal Cameo beauty; Calm serenity. 46 David Wayne Sutherland David Magic of a friendly face; Steadily toward the goal. Bobby Wayne Taylor Bobby Few comments; Many thoughts. Sheldon Wayne Taylor Sheldon Intent listener; Fun in the making. G ass Donald Taylor Donald A sportsman true; Unobtrusive leader- ship. Yvonne Marie Thompson Yvonne A staunch ally; Cheers in the night. Cecil Leslie Thornton Cecil Call of the hunt; Industrious inclina- tions. 47 Donna Sue Townley Donna The spirit of patience; Morning dew on the new rose. Glenna Louise Turpin Louise The golden touch; One of the crowd. Jennifer Lou Vann Jennifer Her majesty; Elegance in motion. emor Amelia Lynne Vaughan Amelia Worthy of confidence; True to trust. Louis Becker Vaughan Louis Spirit of the convention ; One of the team. Ronald Oakley Vaughan Ronald The boss man; A willingness to serve. 48 Virginia Alyne Vaughan Alyne A forest nymph; Stately demure. Ruby Jane Wall Ruby Waves of the inflowing tide; Notes of a harp. Hallie Crockett Wampler Hallie A twilight melody; Stars in her eyes. G ass James William Ward Jimmy True friendship; A leader in disguise. Lillian Nadine Ward Nadine Toward tomorrow’s horizons ; Silver bells. Jimmy Duval Warden Jim A mountain brook; Sports incorporated. 49 Mitchell Ray Warden Mitchell A mischievous grin; Surprise in a cracker jack. Nancy Lee Warden Nancy Reflections of decision ; A lady demure. Ronald Leroy Welch Ronnie Winsome wit: A study in discourse. Senior Linda Creger Webb Linda Contentment and conformity; Rivers of knowledge. G o ass Sandra Gaye Whitaker Sandra Equipoise; The calm of a winter’s day. Judith Louise Windle Judy Complimentary com- ments; Patience Preparatory. 50 George Alexander Young George The class comic; Wheels for the road. 51 OFFICERS Left to Right : Jenene Eversole, Secretary; Marie Worrell, Treasurer; Nancy Morehead, Vice-President; Susan Tickle, President. Junior Looking back over our junior year, we remember many experiences that will for- ever remain in our memory. Among our memories is our class project of selling stationery to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom which we sponsored in honor of the Seniors. Another highlight of our junior year was the arrival of our long awaited class rings, giving us a real feeling of being upper-classmen. Our class was well represented in the Homecoming Court by Cynthia Vaughan and Jimmy Tickle. We were very ably represented in the Miss P.H.S. CJ ass Contest by Judy Gallimore, Jennifer Kirby, Judy Massie, Martha Rice, Charlotte Smith, Susan Tickle, Cynthia Vaughan, and Marie Worrell. Turning from our activities as juniors, we now look anxiously forward to our year as seniors. We wish to thank our understanding and helpful sponsors: Mrs. Kathryn Brockman, Mrs. Lloyd Burton, Mrs. Billie Farmer, Miss Ellen Palmer, Mr. William Puckett, Miss Lola Robinson, and Miss Ruth Simpson. 52 J uni or C a ass Carolyn Adams Richard Agee Elaine Albert Roger Altizer Danny Anderson Rita Anderson Sue Anderson Gerry Atkinson Sherry Bailey Barbara Barbettini Shirley Berry Larry Bishop Tony Blair Charles Bralley Dennis Barrett Eddie Bayne Stanley Bentley Kathy Brock Doug Brown Irene Bruce Carolyn Buckner Brenda Burke 53 Sharon Cecil Jack Chaffin Belinda Cook Juanita Cook Brenda Conner Connie Cord Carl Childress Richard Clark John Coker Sammy Corder Ji uni or Linda Davis Becky Douthat Gloria Eads Bob Edens Jeanne Essrich 54 Jenene Eversole Judy Eversole Gary Farmer Mona Rae Finley Garry Frazier Jerry Gardner GL ass Dreama Gills Jimmy Glenn Hayes Goad James Goad Patsy Goad Junior Golden Eddie Goodson Jerry Grimes Clyde Grubb 55 Don Hawkins Bobby Hilton Janet Howlett Ronnie Hubble Allen Gusler Karl Hager Susie Haggerty Bonnie Hall Brenda Hall Vernon Hudson Ji uni or Richard Johnston Evelyn Jones Doris Kanode Norma Kanode George Kelly 56 Greg Knisely Elaine Knode Patricia Landis Linda Leeson Roger Kesling Jack Kidd Shirley Kincer Cheryl King Jennifer Kirby Bobby Lemons Gfc ass Roylence Link Thomas J. Linville John Lowman Wayne Lytton Darlene Mabe Judy Massie Raymond Maxwell Bonnie McCraw Clyde Moles Joan Moles Geraldine Mooney Bobby Love 57 Nancy Morehead Alvin Nixon Lawrence Nuckolls Gail Owen Charles Painter Patsy Parks Sandra Parks Sammy Patterson Alfred Pearce Phil Pearce 7 unior Delane Pentecost Mont Phelps Bobby Phillips Rodney Phillips Barbara Jean Pickerel Charlotte Quesenberry David Quesenberry Terry Quesenberry Sharon Ratcliff Sue Ratcliff Jackie Ratcliff e Ronnie Reynolds 58 Martha Rice Wayne Richardson Larry Roope Stephen Roseberry Diane Rudisill Peggy Rupe Kathy Sheets Johnny Shelton Mar y Sue Shepherd Peggy Lou Shepherd G c ass Jimmy Tickle Susan Tickle Virgie Tilson Billy Tracy Roger Turman 59 Edward Umberger Pamela Van Cleve Cynthia Jane Vaughan Mary Frances Vordo Dickie Ward John Coker and Bobby Hilton work on the 1963 Oriole. Lanky Whitehurst Bonnie Williams Jack Wilson Marie Worrell Freddie Wright Patti Wright 60 OFFICERS Left to right: Marilyn Hill, President; Janie Hinson, Secretary ; Billy Beamer, Vice President; Freddie Fox, Treasurer. Sop Jit omore GL ass Completing our third year in high school, we have begun to understand more fully the responsibilities that go with our progress. We find that hard work is needed to become successful at whatever we attempt. As soph- omores we have overcome every small dif- ficulty which has challenged our courageous determination to make our sophomore year a profitable one. Representing our class in the homecoming activities were Carolyn Powers and Gary Hall. One of the biggest highlights of the school year was the Miss P.H.S. Contest. We were proud to be represented by these six girls: Dottie Cassell, Nikki Combiths, Sara English, Sue Haga, Cary Sutherland, and Alice Wheeling. We wish to thank our sponsors: Mrs. Ruth Byrd ,Mrs. June Bloom, Mr. Donald Dobbins, Miss Emma Gallimore, Mrs. Katherine Keg- ley, Mrs. Alzie Mode, Mrs. Lalah Newman, Mrs. Betty Robinson, and Mrs. Sandy Tarter for their guidance throughout our sopho- more year. 61 cS op. ' ho mo re Channie Allen J. P. Allen Larry Alley Roy Alley Barbara Altizer Edward Askew Martha Beckner Wayne Bell Ruth Bowles Jack Bentley Darnell Beverly Ronnie Blankenship Marvin Branson Beth Boan Doris Breedlove Jimmy Breedlove Brock Brockmeyer Carolyn Brockmeyer Ralph Bocock Dennis Brown Sammy Buchanan Jean Buckner Joel Burchett Johnnie Burchett Darlene Caldwell Kenny Carrico Marcia Carroll Dotty Cassell Robert Cauthen Chuck Chaffin Diane Chandler James Chandler Valerie Atkinson Jo Ann Aust Richard Aust Carole Ayers Bill Beamer Ann Bowman Sandra Bowyer Barbara Bevil George Bevins Betty Bishop 62 G a ass Jimmy Chapman Gary Chinault James Chrisley Nancy Chrisley Patricia Chrisley Evelyn Clark Mauyer Cox Freddie Crockett Gary Cruff Effie Dalton Wanda Davidson Gary Dalton Joan Dalton Joan Dalton Wayne Davis Garry Dawson Roger Dean Patsy DeHart Charlie Dent Jeanne D’Amour Gloria Doyle Wanda Draper Jerry Duncan Sheila Duncan Brenda Dye Douglas Eads Dreama Eads Stephen Earhart Lee Elias Charles Elkins Sara English Jane Everhart Billy Fagg Hershel Farmer Gary Fink 63 cS op n omore Peggy Fiore Brenda Fitzgerald Frankie Flippin Freddie Fox Dan French Sue Garnett David Garwood Frankie Gilbert Carol Goggin Frances Gravely Kenneth Gray Stella Gray James Gregory Joan Gregory Betty Grubb Allan Haga Sue Haga Troy Hagee Jerry Hall Linda Hall Patricia Hailey Carolyn Hall Doris Harriman Vera Hawkins Kay Henderson Patsy Henley Gary Herndon Marilyn Hill Janie Hinson Frankie Hoback Linda Holmes Earlene Howard Jill Howard Dee Huff Stella Humphrey Danny Hurst Connie Hylton Thelma Ingles Dennis Jackson Wayne Jarrells 64 Gfass Wanda Jennings Larry Johnson Neal Johnson Billy Johnston Benny Jones Emma Byrd Jones Pat Keatley Ella Ruth Kemp Pansy Kemp Frances Kesling Virginia Kidd Carol King Kenneth Klopp Wally Knode Jean Knotter Eddie Linville Patricia Mayberry Mary McFall Brenda McGlothlin Velma Meredith Dolly Millirons Charles Lawson Sandra Lefler Judy Lenett Glennwood Lookabill Estella Lottier Janice Lyons Linda Mann Dennis Marshall Joan Marshall Terry Martin Pat Massie Jane Maxwell Sue Moles Suzanne Moody Janice Morefield Margaret Morefield Sherry Morefield Linda Morris 65 op ' ho more Wayne Morris Bobby Nash Nancy Neese Cecil Nester Don Newman Tom Noland Randy Nuckols Reggie O’Dell Sue Ogle Christo Pack, Jr. Ann Pagan Earleen Phibbs Grace Phelps Bill Poole Patsy Parks V Linda Patterson Gayle Payton Melanie Pearce Cecil Prillaman Rex Quesenberry Donald Ratcliff Ronnie Powers Charles Richards Bobby Richardson Carolyn Richardson Lucille Richardson Darla Riggs Sandra Ray Carolyn Reaves James Repass Charles Rhett Glenthia Rigney Tony Roberson Suella Robinson Buddy Rodgers Alton Roe Jean Rogers 66 Gfass Sandra Rogers Greg Rooker Diane Rosenbaum Brenda Rupe Butch Rupe Dianne Russell Howard Sadler Danny Safewright Stephen Sage Bonnie Saunders Margaret Seagle Randy Smith Steve Smith Randy Sumner Donnie Surface Linda Surface Judy Smithers Cary Sutherland Martha Sutherland Betty Sutphin Hubert Sutphin Dorothy Tabor Phyllis Tabor Rickie Talbert Chime Tate Chuck Tavares Dreama Taylor Jackie Taylor Jerry Taylor Jerry Thomas Allen Thornton Larry Thornton 67 Robert Welsh Alice Wheeling Johnny White Judy White Barry Whitt Randolph Whitt Anne Withers Jerry Wolfe Luther Woods Jimmy Worrell Merrianne Tickle Linda Tilson Evelyn Tolbert Betty Tracy Douglas Trail Frank Trotter Mary Turner Pam Turner Rodney Turner Betty Turpin Jean Turpin Bonnie Via Patricia Waller Jane Walters 68 OFFICERS pleJlntLIr XJeIaT rer: HUrSt ’ V “ ' Pre,Uent: Norma Mabr ' ’ Gres iman Glass We entered the doors of Pulaski High School this fall, fully aware that we, as Freshmen, had another year of hard but re- warding work ahead of us. Knowing that there were students younger and less ex- perienced than we, erased our feeling of being at the bottom of the deck. Our class was very proud to have the win- ning float in the Homecoming Parade and to be represented in the homecoming court by Butch Ratcliff and Pam Chitwood. Four lovely freshman girls participated in the Miss Pulaski High School Contest — Jewell Catron, Pam Chitwood, Thelma Conner, and Christie Hurst. Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to our sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Blair, Mrs. Audrey Burnett, Miss Laura Dalton, Mrs. Ruth Hotz, Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, Mr. Joe Lilly, Mrs. Juanita Robertson, Mr. Clar- ence Stroup, and Mr. Charles Tickle, without whose help and interest we could not have had such a successful and rewarding year. 69 Larry Adams Wayne Adams Jean Akers Robert Akers Haeston Alger Carl Anderson Dorothy Anderson Patricia Anderson Deana Andrews Gary Andrews Vinnie Atkinson Janice Aust Jimmy Aust Ronnie Aust Mary Jane Austin David Ayers John Ayers Junior Bailey Bonnie Fred Margaret Johnny Baker Bell Blair Brock Lynn Roy Kathy Linda Banes Berry Bogardus Brock Linda David Jeanette Linda Barrett Black Breedlove Buchanan Becky Burchett Sue Byrd Loretta Cameron freshman Delores Kenny Elizabeth Joyce Becks Blair Britt Burch Richard Carrico 70 James Norma Clark Coleman Sharon Ida Cohen Collins Gfa ass Bobby Compton Thelma Conner Doug Cook Mae Cook Carl Nancy Wilma Shelia Cox Cox Cox Crowder Fred Nancy S. T. Wanda Cox Sue Cox Crockett Cruff David Colder Harriet Cox Rodney William Cox Crockett Bobby Dalton Sheila Cowan James Cox Sherry Mary Donald Cox Crowder Dalton Doris Dalton Larry Dalton Cynthia Daugherty Eugene Davidson Larry Davidson Charlene Dean Clayton Dean Yvonne Dean Paul Dennis Roy Dickerson Sybil Douthat Melba Dowdy Janice Doyle Faye Draper Jeanie Duncan Roger Duncan Emma Dunford Michael East 71 Carl Edney Brenda Edwards Connie Edwards Gary Edwards Jean Edwards Raymond Edwards Louise Elkins Carolyn Farlow Linda Farmer Ann Floyd Clarence Folden Raymond Fowler Tommy Frazier Barbara Freeman Ernestine Freeman Diane French Julius Fuller Cynthia Fulp Arnold Karen Terry John Linda Garlic Gibson Grimes Hagee Hill Connie William Barry Charles Jean Garlic Graham Grinstead Hager Hoback Joyce Kate George Donald Wanda Gaston Gravely Haga Harrell Hoback Sharon Thelma Susan Joy Ted Gemmell Gravely Haga Hill Hodge Jreshman 72 Jones Richard Jones Tommy Jones Brenda Janie Jimmy Irene Kanode Killen Kirby Lindsey David Jackie Teresa Judy Kegley King Kirkner Long Vicki Sally Sandra Sharon Kelly King Kiser Long Calvin Brenda David Donald Kidd Kinser Landis Lorton Betty Lovell Mike Luttrell Norma Mabry Joan Martin Pandoria Martin Brenda McCraw Doug McFall Pat McGrady Jimmy McMillian Faye Melton Sandra Melton Eric Miller Cynthia Mitchell Mark Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Shairon Moore James Morehead 73 Jeannie Moses Sandra Mottesheard Brenda Kay Musick Marcheta Mustard Billy Nelson Linda Nelson Sheila Nelson Jerry Novell Su Su Owen Bob Palmer Mike Parks Brenda Patton Ronnie Pearce Nancy Phillipi Carol Phillips Janice Poe Rena Poole Jerry Powers Jo Ann Carolyn Gary Brenda Shirley Price Quesenberry Quesenberry Ratcliffe Rickey Jerry David Mike Roger Phyllis Pugh Quesenberry Quesenberry Ratcliffe Rigney Wanda David Webster Butch Edward Margaret Pugh Quesenberry Ratcliff Rhett Ritter Brenda Donnie Doug Johnny Wanda Quesenberry Quesenberry Ratcliff Richards Ritter 7resJiman 74 Spencer Billy Sprinkle Barbara Stefi Watts Steger Joe Stephens Sandra Stites Susan Stoots Glenna Sutphin Robert Sutphin Frances Tavares Linda Thomas Betty Thompson Cecil Thompson Tony Thompson Mary Ann Thornton Frances Townley Donald Trail Dennis Turner Ellen Kay Turner Wayne Umberger Frank Vass O’Dell Viars Betty Waddell David Walton Eddie Whisman Bobby White Kellas White Mary White Robert White Lonnie Whitt Betty Williams Garnett Williams Jo Ann Williams David Woods David Wright Dorothy Wright 75 OFFICERS Left to right: Susan Albert, Secretary; Patricia Buckner, President; Curtis Trail, Vice-President; Jimmy Kelly, Treasurer. Giqhfh Grade Glass In order that we become acquainted with the school, school began a day earlier for us. During the first few days, we became lost a few times but after a while we found our way around and became settled to life at P.H.S. We were represented in Homecoming by Helen Pappas and Teddy McMillan and in the Miss P.H.S. Contest by Helen Pappas and Esther Moles. We express our appreciation and gratitude to Mrs. Frances Bachant, Mrs. Jane Chip- man, Mr. Howard Duncan, Mrs. Elizabeth Grayson, Mrs. Priscilla Hall, Mr. Leonard Powers, Mr. Willbourne Smith, Mrs. Gwen- dolyn Strange, Mrs. Carol Smith, and Mrs. Janet Young, our sponsors for their advice and guidance during our first year at Pulaski High School. 76 Jayne Baugh Joyce Bell James Bevil Gary Blankenship Jerry Blankenship Peggy Branch James Branscome Joyce Branscome Monty Breedlove Jackie Brookman Judy Brookman Libby Kaye Boothe Patricia Buckner Johnny Burke Roger Burton To mmy Burton Janet Byrd John Calfee Judy Canter Ernestine Carter Dianne Chaffin Darlene Adams L. T. Akers Sadie Akers Jonda Marie Albert Linda Albert Sammy Albert Susan Albert James Allen Alice Alley Vanona Alley Danny Anderson Darnell Anderson Doug Andrews Larry Armbrister Titus Arnold Bobby Arnold Jerry Atkins Brenda Ayers Cloyd Ayers Jerry Back Frances Baker Buddy Chrisley Barbara Clark Betty Lou Clark Bruce Clark Dean Clark Scotty Clark Douglas Coble William Cochran Glennis Cole Bobby Collins Phyllis Collins Jerry Covey Randy Covey Bobby Cox Carolyn Cox Dennis Cox Gary Cox Frances Cox Janie Faye Cox Mike Cox Sylvia Jean Cox 77 Ronnie Craig Sandra Craig Charles Crawford Tommy Crockett Ray Crowder Patricia Crouse Penny Cruff Dennis Dalton Joyce Dalton Brenda Damron Claude Davis Donald Davis Sharon Davis Jimmy Dobbins Eunice Dowdy Ruth Draper Carol Duncan Jerry Duncan Pat Duncan Ronald Dunford Paul Dunnigap Judy Eads John East Jackie Edwards Stella Edwards Chuck Elrod Okey Evans Gary Lee Everhart Tommy Eversole Larry Fanning Jane Farmer Debbie Farris Robert Finkstein Leonard Finn Bill Flint Katie Flippin Larry Freeman Michael Gardner Bobby Garwood Linda Gilbert Larry Gilmore John Goad Sue Goodson Doug Grantham Brenda Gravely Roger Gravely LeVon Gregory Timmy Gress Linda Grubb Barry Guynn Drema Hagee Bill Hager Brenda Hall Joe Hall Sharon Hall Charles Hamilton Garland Hancock Betty Handy Elaine Harrison Betty Hawkins Linda Hawley Herman Hearn John Hedge 78 Kathy Kegley Jimmy Kelly Marvin Kemp Jane Kidd Connie King Larry King John Kirby Dan Knode Raymond LaRue Sue Leonard Mike Lester Curtis Lewis Jane Linkous Billy Joe Long Lynda Long Thelma Long John Love Helen Lovell Patsy Lovern Ronald Lucado Patti Luttrell Dwane Hill Duard Hoback Wayne Hodges Skip Holland Donna Holmes Sandra Holston Helen Horton Larry Horton Tommy Horton Dannv Hughett Tom Hufford Lucinda Hunter Pat Ingles Edward Jarrells Nancy Johnson David Jones Jo Ann Jones Kay Jones Linda Jones Jane Kanode Patsy Kanode Wanda Lundy Isaac Lyons Kenny Mabe Barbara Manuel Danny Martin Judy Martin Woody Martin Shannon Massie Jessie McGlothlin Doris McFall Chipper McMillan Teddy McMillan Marcus Mickey Roy Mickey Sammy Mills Jr. Moles Esther Moles Carl Morehead Jimmy Morefield Junior Morris Trent Morris 79 Patricia Moses Doris Murphy Richard Nelson Clifford Nelson Darrel Nelson Sharon O’Dell Gary O’Dell Dwight Owens Teresa Oulds Mary Pace Helen Pappas Connie Parks Donna Parks Richard Parks Michael Payton A. J. Pentecost Belva Pentecost Charles Petty Larry Phibbs Tommy Phibbs Danny Phillips Jeffrey Phillips Joyce Poe Lillie Poindexter Randall Potts Debbie Price Terry Price Carolyn Queen Lance Quesenberry Mike Quesenberry Pat Quesenberry Roger Quesenberry Terry Quesenberry Sue Quesenberry Judy Rash Rocky Ratcliff Elizabeth Ratcliffe Linda Ratcliffe Pete Raykes Susan Rhudy Dickey Rickey Roger Ridpath Brenda Riggins Catherine Ring Nancy Ring Peggy Ritter Rickie Roberts Mark Robinson Don Rogers Sharon Rogers Terry Roseberry Alan Rudisill Linda Rupe Roger Rupe David Safewright Margar et Sage Evelyn Sawyers Matthew Sayers Patty Seaman Larry Semones Ray Semones Roy Semones Kelly Schrader 80 ( Patsy Tabor Jerry Thomas Frederick Thompson Shirley Thornton Brenda Thornton Edward Tilson Curtis Trail Jackie Trail Randy Turner Carl Turpin Leslie Turpin Jeanette Taylor Kenneth Taylor Mary Lou Taylor Robert Taylor Larry Taylor Gary Umberger Douglas Umberger Linda Umberger Margie Vaughan Patricia Vaughan - dm Paul Shelton Elmer Sheppard Russell Shrewsberry Norma Shull Buddy Simmons Woodie Simmone Dean Smith John Smith Sue Smith Cora Snavely James Sonner Doug Spence Jimmy Stallings Janice Stephens Louise Stites Glenn Stone Deloris Stoots Cynthia Stump Velda Stuart Jackie Surber Debbie Surface Donnie Walls Connie Warden Joan Warden Phyllis Warden J. W. Warf Joyce Warner Linda Webb Gary Welch Jeff Wheeler James White Raymond Whited Barbara Whitt Ray Willard Brenda Wilson Donald Wilson Gregory Worley Ann Worrell Jack Wright Janice Wright Sherman Wright Robert Zeigler 81 Hurrah! we won! Yes, cheers filled the crisp night air when the judges announced that the Freshman Class float won in Homecoming com- petition. The beautiful Christmas assembly will long remain a vivid memory of the 1962-1963 school term. Mischief makers in the snow. Mike Hooker and Margaret Sue Flippin, winners in the costume category at the Kiddie Dance, tell Santa what their Christmas wishes are. 82 Nikki Combiths Secretary Butch Ratcliff Treasurer Miss Emma Gallimore Sponsor The Student Cooperative Association is the overall organization of the entire stu- dent body of Pulaski High School and it seeks to promote the general welfare of the whole school as well as the individual student. The Student Council, consisting of the presidents of all home rooms, is the representative body that meets twice monthly to consider matters within the jurisdiction of the S.C.A. and also to make recommendations to the administration to improve the total school program. The Activities Council, composed of the highest elected student officer of any proper- ly sponsored school organization, meets monthly to discuss mutual interests and problems of school organizations. Heading the S.C.A. and serving both coun- cils in their respective positions are the elected officers and the faculty adviser, who make up the S.C.A. Executive Committee which meets daily. The Pulaski High School S.C.A. is active on a local, district, and state level, and con- sistently meets the requirements for a state achievement award each year. The S.C.A. in Virginia is guided by a state advisory Committee, which is headed by the S.C.A. Chairman of Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers. Miss Emma Gallimore, S.C.A. adviser at P.H.S. for ten years, is currently serving as S.C.A. Chairman for the state of Virginia for 1961-1963. First row: Billie Endicott, President: Judy Galli- more, Vice-President; Nikki Combiths, Secretary; Butch Ratcliff, Treasurer ; Miss Emma Gallimore, Sponsor; David Walton; Joe Stephens; Thelma Conner; Mary Jane Austin; Jewell Catron; Jerry Novell; Sharon Moore; Sharon Ratcliff; Judy Mas- sie; Brenda Hall; Jennifer Kirby; Cynthia Vaugh- an; John Coker; Richard Agee; David Garland; Roger Dawson; George Young; lone Leeson, Chap- lain; Sydney Hardy. ' i f M t First row: Mary Lou Chumbley, Louis Vaughan, Ann Hall, Kathryn Clark, Mary Agnes Lively, Billy Joe Lovell, Nikki Combiths, Secretary ; Billie Endi- cott, President; Judy Gallimore, Vice-President; Butch Ratcliff, Treasurer ; Miss Emma Gallimore, Sponsor; Jerry Guynn, Dickie Leftwich, Mike Hooker. Second row: Beth Byrd, Kay Covey, Norma Kay Chrisley, Betty Glenn, Jimmy Warden, Ronald Vaughan, Phil Huff, Ronnie Chaffin, Nancy More- head, Susan Tickle, Chime Tate, Marilyn Hill, Kay Henderson, Carolyn Powers, Jimmy Chapman, Cary Sutherland, Norma Mabry, Pam Chitwood, Debbie Farris. G ounci • Second row: Jimmy Kelley, Curtis Trail, Doug Grantham, Katie Flippin, Vanona Alley, Patti Lut- trell, Helen Pappas, Linda Rupe, Diane Chaffin, Brenda Wilson, Wayne Hyatt, Sheila Nelson, Bar- bara Altizer, Sandra Lefler, Howard Sadler, Mau- yer Cox, Martha Sutherland, Sara Jane English, Wanda Davidson, Linda Patterson, Johnny White. i Larry Folden Business Manager Susan Tickle Assistant Editor Margaret Flippin Layout Editor Louis Vaughan Sports Editor Dickie Leftwich Features Editor Mary Kathryn Gemmell Features Editor Kathryn Clark Typist Nancy Morehead Dee Huff Betty Sutphin Junior Editor Sophomore Reporter Sophomore Reporter Johnny White Sophomore Reporter Henry Albert Beth Byrd Mary Lou Chumbly Roger Dawson Billie Endicott y ationaf Jfon or Janis Fagg Margaret Sue Flippin Mary Kathryn Gemmell Betty Glenn Sydney Hardy Dickie Leftwich Mary Agnes Lively Mrs. Juanita Robertson Billy Lovell Ronald Vaughan Sponsor First row : Ann Hall, Treasurer ; Dave Ratcliff, Vice-President; Beth Byrd, President; Norma Kay Chrisley, Secretary; Yvonne Thompson, Chaplain. Second row : Patty Hughes, Louise Turpin, Betty King, Barbara McMillian, Sydney Hardy, Pam Morrison, Amelia Vaughan, Mary Agnes Lively, Linda Webb, Donna Townley, Barbara Stinson, Opal Trail, Brenda Parks. Third row : Jimmy War- den, Louis Vaughan, Jimmy Ward, Donald Taylor, Dickie Leftwich, Billy Powers, Ronald Vaughan, Mitchell Warden. First row. Rebecca Douthat, Janet Howlett, Juan- ita Cox, Cheryl King, Diane Creggar, Brenda Hall, Jennie Johnston, Mary Ann French, Phala Huff, Pat Huff, Jenene Eversole, Iva Jean Dalton. Sec- ond roiv: Rodney Phillips, Ronnie Southern, Hayes Goad, Jack Chaffin, Stanley Bentley, Tony Blair, Richard Clark, Larry Bishop, Mont Phelps, Tommy Gemmell. First row : Billie Endicott, Margaret Sue Flippin, Betty Glenn, Joanna Dickerson, Betty Bishop, Kath- ryn Clark, Janis Fagg, Pat Chitwood, Dolores Cos- tello, Patsy Cook, Mary Lou Chumbley, Judy Farm- er, Mary Kathryn Gemmell, Kay Covey, Reba Chandler. Second row : Henry Albert, Mike Hooker, Donald Hughes, David Beamer, Larry Folden, Jerry Guynn, Jimmy Hickam, Larry Hancock, Garland Earhart. First row: Bonnie Williams, Sharon Ratcliff, Cyn- thia Vaughan, Martha Rice, Kathy Sheets, Evelyn Jones, Peggy Shepherd, Mary Sue Sheperd, Nancy Morehead, Marie Worrell, Susan Tickle, Patti Wright, Mary Vordo, Charlotte Smith. Second row: Charles Painter, John Coker, Bobby Hilton, Eddie Goodson, Roger Turman, Clyde Grubb, Billy Tracy, Bobby Lemons, John Lowman, Jimmy Glenn, Rich- ard Agee, George Kelly. First row: Jennifer Kirby, Vice-President; Marie Worrell, Secretary ; Jerry Guynn, President; Billy Joe Lovell, Treasurer ; Jimmy Tickle, Reporter. Second row: Mrs. Carol Smith, Sponsor; David Quesenberry, Jerry Novell, Fred Johnson, Jimmy Glenn, George Kelly. Third row: Janice Morefield, Pat Keatley, Becky Hotz, Sandra Melton, Frances Kesling, Joan Martin, Wanda Cruff, Jennie John- ston, Dianne Russell, Patti Wright, Jeanne Essrich, Nancy Morehead, Mary Sue Shepherd, Peggy Lou Shepherd, Evelyn Jones, Pat Chitwood, Barbara Pickerel, Dianne Rudisill, Betty Turpin. Fourth row: Judy Lennett, Joan Marshall, Rebecca Dou- that, Norma Mabry, Harriet Cox, Nancy Chrisley, Dianne Chandler, Reba Chandler, Dianne French, Ann Floyd, Carolyn Buckner, Kathy Gibson, Ann Hall, Sharon Ratcliff, Dianne Creggar, Jenene Eversole, Sharron Long, Betty Tracy, Pat Waller. George Kelly, State F. T. A. President Mrs. Carol Smith, State F. T. A. Sponsor 90 Carolyn Powers, President; Linda Thomas, Secretary ; and Pat Massie, Vice-President ; planning for Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held on November 13, 1962. First row : Marcia Carroll; Helen Pappas; Glenna Sutphin; Jane Linkous; Joyce Branscome; Carolyn Powers, President; Linda Thomas, Secretary ; Caro- lyn Nelson, Treasurer ; Kathy Kegley, Reporter; Brenda Quesenberry, Chaplain; Mrs. Lalah New- man, Sponsor; Frances Tavares; Mary Pace; Linda Webb. Second row. Jayne Baugh, Nancy Johnson, Linda Grubb, Janice Wright, Susan Rhudy, Margie Vaughan, Shannon Massie, Sue Garnett, Jean Jones, Ann Gravely, Susan Ratcliff, Thelma Conner, Wilma Cox, Linda Brock, Vanona Alley, Carol Gog- gin, Katie Flippin, Ellen Kay Turner, Frankie Ho- back, Margaret Morefield, Anna Patton, Doris Phibbs, Frances Cain, Betsy Anderson, Darla Riggs, Sharon Hall, Earlene Phibbs, Suella Robin- son, Claudia Johnson, Nancy Semones. Not Pictur- ed-. Pat Massie, Vice President; Mary Turner, Jackie King, Sue Byrd. 91 First rows : Carl Childress, Sergeant-at-Arms ; John King; Larry Hancock, President; Wayne Lytton, Parliamentarian; Mr. Don Dobbins, Sponsor. Sec- 2 ). 0 The Diversified Occupations Club is the curricular club of the Industrial Cooperative Training class. The P.H.S. club is a chapter of the Diversified Occupations Clubs of Vir- ginia. A national organization is presently being formed, and the Pulaski chapter will become a part of the D.O. Clubs of America when that organization is complete. The D.O, Club had seven members this year, two of which were holdovers from last year. All the members were boys. Every student of the I.C.T. class was a member. In a very active year, the D.O. Club held monthly dinner meetings at the Mayflower Restaurant. Members were allowed to bring ond row: Lawrence Nukols, Treasurer ; Roger Hurd, Secretary; Richard Johnston, Vice-President. guests or dates to these meetings. The club’s annual Employer-Employee Banquet was held in May in honor of members’ employers. At the District Diversified Occupations Con- vention in Blacksburg, all the members par- ticipated in contests having to do with their trades and related study. The members’ employers were as follows: Carl Childress, Woodyard Auto Repair; Larry Hancock, Roger Hurd, and Lawrence Nuckols, The Southwest Times; John King, Pulaski Theater; Richard Johnston, Jay’s Radio TV Sales Service; and Wayne Lytton, W.A. Connor Studio. 92 The D.E. Club at P.H.S. was formed for the purpose of developing leadership, ideals, and professional growth in distributive edu- cation. It also provides social activities for D.E. students, who do not have time to par- ticipate in many of the school-sponsored social functions. The Pulaski High School Chapter of the Distributive Education Club of America had 21 members this year. Seven of these were in D.E. II, completing their second year of the two-year course. Every D.E. student was in the D.E. Club, giving it a 100% membership. The Club was very active this year. There were monthly dinner meetings at the May- flower Restaurant to which members were allowed to bring dates and guests. The meetings were highlighted by guest speakers and entertainment, good food, and door prizes. The Club attended the District DECA convention at Narrows High School in Feb- ruary, and participated in contests calling for skill in salesmanship, advertising layout and copywriting, display judging, and other functions of distribution. An Employer-Em- D. . First row: Mr. Don Dobbins, Sponsor; Ronnie Semones, President; Freda Canter; Opal Trail Stuart, Secretary ; Joanna Dickerson, Reporter; Brenda Stone Baker; Alyne Vaughan; Sharon Cecil; Jacky Hall; Nancy Baker; Nancy Semones; Raymond Lyons. Second row: Mitchell Warden, ployee banquet was held in May, when each student treated his employer to a dinner in appreciation for the employer’s contribution to the student’s education. Club members bought official DECA blazers and wore them proudly and frequently. The Club members’ employers were as follows: Mitchell Warden and Donald Haw- kins, Food Fair; Jackie Ratcliffe and Billy Tracy, Bob’s Shoe Center ; Sharon Cecil, Martin’s Pharmacy ; Roger Altizer, Kroger ; Nancy Baker, Village Food Fair; Joanna Dickerson and Ronnie Boothe, Dee’s Cut- Rate ; B. K. Brookman, Garter’s Food Cen- ter; Freda Canter, White’s Grocery; Karl Hager, Smith Office Supply Service; Jacky Hall, Parks-Belk; Franklin Owens, Bunt’s Paint ; Jimmy Stuart, S H Green Stamp Redemption Center; Alyne Vaughan, Wal- lace’s Smartwear; Bobby Jones, Felix De- partment Store ; Raymond Lyons, Economy Market; Ronnie Semones, Pulaski Vance; Cecil Thornton, N M Grocery; Opal Trail Stuart, Rose’s Variety Store. Gfu6 Vice-President; B. K. Brookman; Karl Hager; Bob- by Jones; Billy Tracy; Ronnie Boothe, Treasurer; Franklin Owens; Cecil Thornton; Jackie Ratcliff; James Stuart, Parliamentarian; David Dalton; Donald Hawkins; Roger Altizer. 93 First row : Beth Boan, Vice-President; Jimmy Tickle, Secretary; Chime Tate, President; H. C. Sutherland, Treasurer Betty Glenn, Reporter ; Mrs. Edna Love, Sponsor. Second row. David Landis, Priscilla Dalton, lone Leeson, Joyce Morris, Wanda Cox, Marilyn Hill, Melanie Pearce, Channie Allen, Sharron Davis, Tommy Eversole, Paul Hughes. Third row: George Young, Larry Rakes, Ronnie Welch, Kelly Dalton, Tom Seagle, Bobby Love, Wayne Richardson, Jimmy Alley, Larry Roope, Mauyer Cox, Terry Quesenberry. 94 jSiSi rar y First row: Sue Anderson, Reporter; Jennifer Kir- by, Vice President; Phil Huff, President; Danny French, Treasurer ; Dee Huff, Secretay. Second row: Jane Maxwell, Ann Bowman, Stephen Sage, Nancy Neese, Betty Bishop, Diane Rudisell, Patsy DeHart, Jeanne D’Amour, Dolly Millirons, Carolyn Adams, Reba Chandler, Charlotte Lane, Mrs. Mar- garet Perdue, Sponsor. Third row: Betty King, Amelia Vaughan, Hayes Goad, Roy Link, Fred Myers, Sammy Martin, Charlotte Dodson, Pat Huff, Donna Townley, Patra Evans, Carolyn Buckner. Chemistry First row: Jackie Ratcliff, Secretary; Ronnie Chaffin, President; Danny Anderson, Treasurer ; George Young, Chaplain. Second row: Usama Rasheed, Alfred Pearce, Mont Phelps, Kathryn Clark, Tommy Gemmell, Greg Knisley, Jackie Wilson, Dianne Creggar, Sherry Bailey, Carolyn Nelson, Dianne Rudisell, Kathy Gibson, Mr. Walter Unruh, Sponsor. Third row: Jimmy Warden, Richard Agee, Dick Fizer, Ronnie Hub- ble, Ronnie Southern, H. C. Sutherland, George Kelly, John Coker, Jimmy Glenn, Larry Bishop. Fourth row: Bill Phibbs, John Lowman, Gary Atkinson, Lanky Whitehurst, Eddie Goodson, Bobby Hilton, Embree White, Richard Clark, Donald Hughes, Roger Kesling. c ence First row: Patsy Dehart, Treasurer; Alice Wheeling, Secretary; Kay Henderson, President; Sandra Rogers, Vice-President; Sandra Lefler, Chaplain. Second row: Jerry Novell, Reporter; Juanita Dalton, Barbara Stefi, Jeanne D’Amour; Linda Stoots; Mary Thornton; Jo Ann Price. Third row: Wayne Davis, Jean Akers, Sherry Cox, J. P. Allen, Jesse Hopkins, Fred Johnson, Johnny Brock. Fourth row: Raymond Link, Johnny Richards, Wayne Bell, Bob Palmer, David Quesenberry, Randy Smith. n General Science Biology ,s c First row: Jennifer Kirby, Vice-President; Jim- my Chapman, President; Margaret Seagle, Treasurer; Watts Steger, Reporter; Howard Sadler, Secretary; Nancy Lee Cox; Connie Gar- lic. Second row: Richard Aust, Lee Elias, Cecil Prillaman, Edward Rhett, Charles Dent, Ralph Bocock, Robert White, Jerry Hutchins, Dennis Brown, David Walton, Wayne Hodges, Jimmy McMillian, Margaret Ritter, Betty Grantham, Judy Lennett. Third row: Tommy Stefi, Randy Nuckols, Robert Powell, Robert Cauthen, Frankie Gilbert, Joe Stephens, Cynthia Fulp, Pat Chit- wood, Carl Childress, Charles Rhett. Fourth row: Stanley Bentley, Billy Beamer, Bobby Rich- ardson, Edward Askew, Carl Smith, Wayne Morris, Billy Nelson, Billy Sprinkle, Jimmy Warf. Gfu£s This year Pulaski High School formed three new science clubs to generate a higher interest among students taking science courses or those students whose interests lie in the field of science. These three clubs — chemistry, biology, and general science — have evolved from the old science club through the efforts of the faculty and an interested student body. To be eligible for club membership one must take or have completed science courses. Meeting during school hours, club members find it more convenient to participate active- ly in club affairs than in the old club meet- ing after school. The various science clubs allow for indi- vidual as well as a group development of ideas and projects. The clubs provide a sti- mulus for extra achievement among students in science courses as they sponsor the science fair for the display of scientific projects. These clubs render a valuable service to our school. 97 Spanish Carol Goggin, Span- ish Club Member, and Mrs. June Bloom enjoy trans- lating a Spanish story for a program during a recent meeting. Ray Shutt receives initiation from President Patricia Mayberry and Sponsor Mrs. June Bloom during Spanish Club meeting. First row : Greg Rooker, Vice President; Brenda Quesenberry. Second row: Betty Turpin, Secretary; Judy Gallimore, Treasurer. Third row: Kenneth Klopp, Glenn Weddle. Fourth row: Eddie Carrier, Buddy Rog- ers. Fifth row: Julius Fuller, Harvey Johnson. Sixth row: Ricky Tal- bert; Hayes Goad, Reporter. Seventh row: Gary Dawson, Ray Shutt. Eighth row : Diane Russell, Delane Pentecost. Ninth row : Bonnie Knot- ter, Carol Goggin. Tenth row: Julie Jackson, Janice Aust. Inset: Pa- tricia Mayberry, President. Spanish Club officers make plans for a meeting. Members enjoy participating in Spanish games at the club’s Christmas party. 98 First row: Front to back: Frankie Flippin; Dennis Brown; Tommy Gemmell; Bo bby Lemons; Charles Dent; Louis Vaughan, Vice-President; Jimmy Ward; Phil Huff; Lanky Whitehurst; Dickie Left- wich, President; Jimmy Hickam; David Garland; Ronnie Powers; Mr. Dewey Wilson, Sponsor. Sec- ond row: Front to back: Jimmy Chapman; Freddie Fox; George Young; Charles Painter; Dave Rat- cliff, Secretary-Treasurer; John Coker; Roger Dawson; Ronnie Hubble; Mike Hooker; Billy Beam- er; Johnny White; Henry Albert; Tommy Noland; Freddie Myers; Jimmy Warden. 99 o no gram First row : Donald Taylor; Dale Jackson; George Kelly; Jimmy Warden; Jimmy Palmer, President; Lynwood Armbruister, Vice-President; Alfred Pearce; Freddie Myers. Second row: Larry Bishop, Garland Earhart, Terry Quesenberry, Frankie Flip- pin, Clyde Moles, Mitchell Warden, Danny Ander- son, Ronnie Hubble. Third row: Dave Ratcliff; Mont Phelps; Bobby Lemons; Tommy Burke; Jim- my Alley, Secretary-Treasurer; Donald Hughes; Phil Pearce. Four th row: Billy Joe Lovell, Jimmy Ward, Jimmy Christley, Ronnie Chaffin, Embree White, Dickie Ward, Bobby Love, Dickie Ratcliff. 100 ! iris First row: Joyce Morris; Margaret Sue Flippin; Evelyn Jones, Vice-President; Peggy Lou Shepherd, Treasurer ; Mary Sue Shepherd, Chaplain; Mary Agnes Lively, President; Sharon Ratcliff, Secre- tary; Wanda Cox; Jean Buckner; Yvonne Thomp- son. Second row: Charlotte Smith, Cynthia Vaugh- an, Mary Frances Vordo, Mary Lou Chumbley, Mary Kathryn Gemmell, Barbara Stinson, Janie Hinson. Third row: Ann Hall, Shirley Kincer, Wan- da Nixon, Betty Grantham, Kathy Sheets, Pat Chit- wood. 101 OCationaf Junior Tumoi First row: Frankie Flippin, Parliamentarian; Bar- ry Whitt; Ricky Tolbert; Randy Nuckols, Vice- President; Ralph Bocock; Jimmy Worrell. Second row: Glenwood Lookabill; Johnny White; Billy Beamer; Sammy Buchanan, President; Sue Haga, Secretary; Suzanne Moody, Charles Dent. Third roio: Sandra Lefler; Evelyn Clark; Patricia Wal- ler; Jean Buckner; Judy Lennett; Chime Tate, Treasurer; Marilyn Hill. Fourth row: Patricia Mayberry; Janie Hinson, Reporter; Janie Ever- hart; Nickie Combiths; Sara Jane English; Velma Meridith; Patsy Parks; Mrs. Betty Robinson, Sponsor. 102 103 First row: Kathy Sheets, Mary K. Gemmell, Pa- tricia Chrisley, Jane Everhart, Mary French, Gail Siglin, Sandra Kiser, Linda Rupe, Roger Peyton, Thelma Ingles, Sherry Morefield, Tommy Gem- mell, Richard Aust, Billy Beamer. Second row: Glenwood Lookabill, Pat Quesenberry, Jonda Al- The Oriole Band has been providing pleas- ure for the students and community with their fine music for seventeen years. This year they brought their school spirit and entertaining shows to the school’s sport- ing events and local parades. They staged concerts and represented Pulaski High School at Annual District Festivals. Mem- bers also participated in summer band. Honor was brought to the band by five members who were chosen to the All State bert, Fred Johnson, Sue Haga, Pat Ingles, Sheila Duncan, Barbara Altizer, Eddie Umberger, Evelyn Jones, Peggy Shepherd, Kenneth Klopp, Margaret Sage, Libby Boothe, James Aust, Margaret Blair, Suzanne Moody. Band. Members are the following: Kathy Sheets, Bill Beamer, Kay Covey, Tony Blair, and Sherry Morefield. Members of the band are greatly bene- fited by the experience of using their tal- ents to the fullest and participating in a worthwhile group. They benefit the public by creating appreciation of music. At this time we would like to thank the band and Mr. Harris for representing our school, up- lifting us, and bringing us pleasure. 104 Third row. Mr. J. B. Harris, Band Director; Kay Covey; Linda Farmer; Betty Grubb; Linda Morris; Sharon Davis; Garnet Wil- liams; Randall Dalton; Bob Palmer; Lanky Whitehurst; Larry Fanning; Charles Haga; Johnny Brock; Mike Parks; Lee Elias; Larry Johnson. Fourth row: Timmy Gress, Dianne Chaffin, Doris Breedlove, Evelyn Sawyers, Barbara Stefi, Buddy Rogers, Wayne Morris, Melanie Pearce, Frank Trotter, Mary Shep- herd, Jerry Novell, Richard Agee, Tony Blair, Chuck Chaffin, Charles Tavares, Rob- ert Powell, Jo Ann Price, Ralph Bocock. Not Pictured: Frederick Thompson. Roger Peyton served as twirling drum major. .d 105 cS enior G£i orus U_J o r — i r jr i. -Lt 1 TLJ j ]| First row: Nancy Semones, Charlotte Lane, Patricia Lewis, Darlene Caldwell, Penny Clark, Pat Keat- ley, Betty Bishop, Stephen Roseberry, John Hagee, Paul Dennis, Elaine Kanode, Bonnie Hall, Pam Van Cleve. Accompanists : Charlotte Smith, Jean Buck- ner. Second row: Frances Cain, Geraldine Mooney, Patsy Parks, Carolyn Brockmeyer, Evelyn Clark, Emma Jones, Carl Cox, Bobby Richardson, Tom Noland, Jennie Johnston, Mary Frances Vordo, Bonnie Saunders, Linda Lewis, Mrs. Myrna Rock- well, Director. Third row: Jeanne Essrich, Carolyn White, Betsy Anderson, Sandra Parks, Glenthia Rigney, Grace Phelps, Robert Ratcliffe, Roger Pey- ton, David Sutherland, Peggy Fiore, Nancy Chris- ley, Norma Kay Chrisley. Fourth row: Janice More- field, Martha Beckner, Channie Allen, Shirley Kin- cer, Brenda Dye, Judy Farmer, Barbara Stinson, Ann Gravley. First row : Patricia Buckner, Jane Kanode, Patsy Kanode, Judy Martin, Dorothy Anderson, Linda Hawley, Harriet Cox, Dean Smith, Glenn Stone, Calvin Kidd, Ted Hodge. Second row: Frances Ta- vares, Barbara Clark, Janie Cox, Brenda Hall, Brenda Musick, Becky Burchett, Susan Stoots, Betty Handy, Sharon Rogers, Linda Umberger, Betty Hawkins. Third row: Margaret Ritter; Norma Mabry, President; Pat Duncan; Judy Rash; Sher- rie Cox, Secretary-Treasurer ; Bonnie Baker; Bren- da Kinser; Brenda McCraw; Kathy Bogardus, Lin- da Buchannan, Suellen Smith, Joyce Dalton, Joyce Gaston. Fourth row: Ida Collins; Donna Parks; Sharon Cohen; Jo Ann Hummel; Cynthia Mitchell; Joan Martin; Sharon O’Dell; Patricia Vaughan, Assistant Accompanist; Wanda Cruff, Accompan- ist; Linda Nelson; Charlene Dean. Not Pictured: Sylvia Cox, Cynthia Daugherty. .7 uni or Gf orus 107 First row: Louis Vaughan, President. Second row: Joh n Spangler, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim- my Tickle, Vice-President. Third row: Ronald Vaughan; Bill Phibbs; Dickie Leftwich, Chap- lain; Donald Hughes; Carl Atkinson. Fourth row: Alfred Pearce, Jimmy Glenn, Ronnie Chaf- fin, Billy Joe Lovell, Rodney Phillips, James Stuart, Myron Aust, Mr. Joe Lilly, Sponsor. jfi-y g uSs First row: Frankie Flippin, President; Frank Trotter, Chaplain; Charles Rhett, Vice-Presi- dent. Second row: Jerry Novell, Watts Steger, Vinnie Atkinson, Johnny Brock. Third row: Jim- my Aust, Jerry Hutchins, George Haga, Cecil Prillaman, Barry Grinstead. Fourth row: Danny Carson, Wayne Hyatt, Butch Ratcliff, Donnie Quesenberry, Frankie Gilbert, Joe Weddle, Jesse Hopkins. Fifth row: Mike Luttrell, Donald Lor- ton, Edward Rhett, Greg Rooker, Archa Vaugh- an, Wally Kanode, James Semones, Gary Hall, Jimmy Warf. Sixth row: Barry Whitt, Joe Stephens, David Walton, Billy Sprinkle, Carl Smith, Freddie Fox, Jerry Thomas, J. P. Allen, Danny French, Don Newman. ACniyAts First row : Kathryn Clark, President. Second row: Margaret Sue Flippin, Vice-President; Mary Agnes Lively, Secretary. Third row: Faye Garnett; Betty Glenn, Chaplain; Mary Kathryn Gemmell, Reporter. Fourth row: Jennifer Vann, Sandra Whitaker, Billie Endicott, Beth Byrd. Fifth row: Diana Grubb, Patsy Cook, Treasurer ; Mary Lou Chumbley, Joanna Dickerson, Betty King, Kay Covey. Sixth row: Phyllis Reese, Delores Costello, Charlotte Dodson, Janis Fagg, Betty Bishop, Lorene Graham. Dri-Jfi-y GfuBs First row: Bonnie McCraw, Vice-President; Nancy Morehead, President; Jeanne Ellen Ess- rich. Second row: Brenda Hall, Secretary; Kathy Gibson, Treasurer ; Marie Worrell, Repor- ter: Irene Bruce; Cynthia Vaughan, Chaplain. Third row: Brenda Burke, Martha Rice, Char- lotte Smith, Geraldine Moody, Sue Ratcliff, Linda Leeson. Fourth row: Peggy Gardner, Sharon Ratcliff, Gail Owens, Carolyn Adams, Judy Gallimore, Patricia Landis, Mary Ann French. Fifth row: Elaine Albert; Jennifer Kirby; Kathy Brock; Jennie Johnston; Darlene Gardner, Historian; Sandra Parks; Sharon Cecil; Brenda Conner; Diane Rudisill; Carolyn Buckner; Barbara Pickerel. First row: Sue Haga, Vice-President; Cary Suth- erland, President; Kay Henderson. Second row: Sheila Duncan; Betty Turpin; Patsy Parks; Carolyn Brockmeyer, Chaplain; Alice Wheeling; Linda Warden. Third, row: Betty Grubb; Juanita Dalton; Beth Boan, Secretary; Suzanne Moody; Jean Turpin; Pansy Kemp; Sandra Rogers; Dotty Cassell. Fourth row: Nikki Combiths, Chime Tate, Dianne Russell, Patricia Waller, Valerie Atkinson, Patsy DeHart, Diane Rosen- baum, Connie Hylton. Fifth row: Sherry More- field; Dee Huff, Reporter; Jane Everhart, His- torian; Pam Turner; Pat Chrisley; Carolyn Hall; Gloria Doyle; Darlene Caldwell. Sixth row : Sandra Lefler, Melanie Pearce, Velma Meredith, Jane Walters, Frances Kesling, Caro- lyn Powers, Pat Keatly, Judy Lenett, Ann With- ers, Carol King, Linda Holmes, Jean Buckner. Ufieta Qlpsifon Uri-Jfi.y GfuBs First row: Thelma Conner, Secretary; Pam Chitwood, President; Su Su Owen, Treasurer. Second row: Vickie Kelly, Chaplain; Jewel Cat- ron, Vice-President; Becky Hotz, Historian; San- dra Kiser. Reporter; Sheila Nelson. Third row: Dorothy Wright, Jean Edwards, Linda Farmer, Barbara Stefi, Brenda Cecil, Carolyn Quesenber- ry. Fourth row: Brenda Kincer Wanda Pugh, Nancy Cox, Jo Ann Price, Brenda Patton, Mary Jane Austin, Jean Akers, Ellen Kay Turner. Fifth row: Sharon Gemmell, Sherry Cox, Marsha Sheets, Teresa Kirkner, Cynthia Fulp, Margaret Blair, Joy Hill, Betty Waddell, Margaret Ritter, Jean Hoback. Sixth row: Brenda Quesenberry, Mary Ann Thornton, Kathy Bogardus, Diane French, Ann Floyd, Donna Shockley, Sandra Melton, Linda Buchanan, Jo Ann Hummel, Sharon Cohen, Yvonne Dean, Karen Gibson. First row: Debbie Farris, President. Second row: Margie Vaughan, Secretary; Katie Flippin, Vice-President ; Helen Pappas, Treasurer. Third row: Susan Albert, Vanoa Alley, Dianne Chaf- fin, Jonda Albert. Fourth row: Linda Hawley; Frankie Cox; Levon Gregory; Mary Pace, Chap- lain; Sharron Davis; Darlene Adams; Linda Rupe. Fifth row: Sylvia Cox; Jane Baugh, Re- porter; Margaret Sage; Sharon Hall; Elaine Harrison; Debbie Surface; Joyce Warner; Carol King. The Hi-Y’s and Tri-Hi-Y’s clubs are stu- dent organizations closely related to the Y.M.C.A. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the homes, school, and commun- ity high standards of Christian character is the purpose of Y clubs. Y clubs conduct numerous sales during the year to aid in carrying out various projects. Light bulb and candy sales are the more extensive sales of the year. With funds raised from sales, the Theta Upsilon Tri- Hi-Y adopted a Korean orphan by supporting her in an Korean orphanage. Most of the clubs use their money to send delegates to the Blue Ridge assembly at Blue Ridge, N. C. The Y conference of the southern states is held at Blue Ridge every year. Classes are conducted to instruct delegates in the pur- poses of Y clubs and to teach them how they would be able to make their clubs more ef- fective. All types of recreation are offered to at- tending delegates. The convention is climaxed by a huge bonfire and fellowship among delegates. 1 1 1 First row : Jean Buckner, Reporter; Cynthia Vaughan, Chaplain; Nancy Morehead, Vice-Pres- ident; Betty Glenn, President; Charlotte Smith, Secretary; Susie Haggerty, Treasurer. Second row: Pam Chitwood, Sue Haga, Martha Rice, Suzanne Moody, Linda Patterson, Valerie Atkin- son, Jill Howard, Judy Gallimore, Carolyn Pow- ers, Betty Bishop, Billie Endicott, Beth Byrd. Third row: Nikki Combiths, Pat Keatly, Jewell Catron, Vicki Kelly, Carolyn Brockmeyer, Janis Fagg, Mary Frances Vordo, Kathryn Clark, Patsy Cook, Yvonne Thompson, Susan Tickle. I i I- The main objective of the Pep Club is to create school spirit among the students. In order to do this, they have engaged in many different activities. One of the most im- portant of these was appropriating money for publishing of football programs which were sold at home games. They also made posters for the football and basketball games and wrestling matches and cut out tags for the students to wear on the days of these contests. The Pep Club sponsored the Harvest Ball Dance, and an assembly on school spirit and sportsmanship. As a con- tribution to the school, the last year’s club gave money for the construction of Tennis Courts. Under the leadership of the presi- dent, Betty Glenn, and the sponsor, Mrs. Katherine Kegley, the Pep Club has carried out its objective with much enthusiasm. Q uarter6ac£s Juff6acJts Dickie Ratcliff Senior Mont Phelps Junior Alfred Pearce Junior Danny Anderson Junior Don Newman Sophomore Genfers Ronnie Chaffin, Senior Jackie Kidd, Junior Archa Vaughan, Sophomore Jimmy Warden Senior Lynwood Armbrister Senior Larry Bishop Junior Clyde Moles Junior TJarsify G’oolSa T The big Oriole squad had a rough season this year, ending the season with only three wins. This record does not present the true ability of the team, because they sure gave the spectators some very thrilling games. The main defect in the ’62 season came in the Orioles trying to suppress the power of the competitors line with their speedy back- field. This proved to be unsuccessful, but once in the clear those backs of the Orioles were gone for the T. D. The ’62 season was mainly a rebuilding year for the Orioles, and with as many re- turning players as they will have, the ’63 Oriole squad should prove to be a speedy and powerful opponent for any team in the district. 114 r y Cjncfs Bill Phibbs, Senior Jimmy Alley, Senior Jimmy Palmer, Senior Ronnie Hubble, Junior Phil Pearce, Junior DuVal Anderson, Junior Jackie Ratcliff, Junior Roger Dean, Sophomore Charles Rhett, Sophomore Billy Lovell, Senior Donald Taylor, Senior Garland Earhart, Senior Ronald Powers, Sophomore Kenneth Carrico, Sophomore 1 15 i First row: Stephen Earhart, Gary Hall, Donald Harrell, Ronnie Pearce, Wally Kanode, Obel Rat- chiff, Edward Rhett, Bill Poole. Second row: Mr. Harry Loftus, Coach; Gary Herndon; Jimmy Mac- Millan; Donald Lorton; John Hagee; Greg Rooker, Donald Quesneberry. Butch Roope, S. T. Crockett, David Quesenberry, Doug Ratcliff, Mr. Charles Tickle, Coach. Third row: Carl Smith, Donald Rat- cliff, Joe Stephens, Jimmy Worrell, Jerry Powers, Gary Shinault, Hershel Farmer, Larry Alley; Jim- my Warf; Billy Nelson; George Hagee, Terry Quesenberry, Managers. eighth S racfe Joot aff First row: Freddie Thompson, George Hager, Doug Grantham, Larry Gilmore, Raymond Whited, Mar- vin Moles, J. W. Warf, Richard Parks, Johnny Kir- by, Herman Hearn, Robert Taylor. Second row: Mr. William Puckett, Coach; Larry Taylor; Jim Kelly; Curtis Trail; Donald Rogers; Teddy McMillan; Lar- ry Phibbs; Dickie Nelson; Charles Hamilton; Char- les Hamilton; Charles Crawford; Ray Semones; Mr. Carl Tacy, Coach. i 4 l w I pin V 4 . ■ 41 D | fa Xt- i , � ■ . IwRMBaafr ff nl ! ’85- : KfPpfeiK i ! HI Uarsitu First row: Larry Johnson, Barry Grinstead, Paul Hughes, Danny Carson, Mike Parks, Cecil Thomp- son, David Garwood. Second row: Robert Welch, Fankie Flippin, Frank Gilbert, Jackie Wilson, Clyde Moles, Ca-ptain; Jimmy MacMillan, Donald Lorton, Charles Rhett. Third row: Jack Duncan, Coach; Roger Dean, Dave Ratcliff, Jerry Novell, Eddie Carrier, Bobby Nash, Howard Sadler, Larry Alley, Archa Vaughan, James Chrisley, Lankford White- hurst, Bobby Love. Not pictured: Tommy Burke. 117 Bobby Lemons Junior Forward Don Hughes Senior Guard David Garland Senior Forward Jimmy Warfd Sophomore Forward Roger Dawson Senior Guard Coach Tacy y ■ Jimmy Palmer Senior Forward Co-Captain Ronnie Powers Sophomore Center C 3 asAetfiafl Louis Vaughan Senior Guard Ernie White Junior Center Sammy Buchanan Sophomore Forward Fred Myers Senior Guard Co-Captain I I First row: Butch Ratcliff, John Hagee, Larry row: Rex Quesenberry, Jimmy Chapman, Gary Chi- Bishop, Donald Quesenberry, Joe Stephens. Second nault, Chuck Bralley, David Walton. JjasJdetfjaff Cijfil i Qrade TjasJzetSafl First row: Scotty Clark, John Kirby, Larry Gilmore, Trail, Randy Covey, Pat Ingles, Mr. William Puckett, Larry Taylor, Pete Rakes, Bill Flint. Second row: Coach. Richard Parks, John Calfee, Jimmy Kelly, Curtis Dave Ratcliff, Jimmy Hickam, Bobby Lemons, John Coker, Glennwood Lookabill, Doug Brown, Lanky Whitehurst. After having won the district trophy in its 1961 season, our golf team made another superior showing this year. Although they did not again capture the district trophy they placed second in the district with Blacks- burg as the trophy-taker. The Pulaski and Blacksburg teams ended the season with tied records. This necessitated a playoff which was to be held at Pearisburg, a neutral course. As the last putt was sunk our team found that their chance of winning the dis- trict trophy had been lost by V-2 point. Our team will be hurt in the ’63 season by the loss of Bill Walton and Jess Crumbly who graduated after completing the ’62 sea- son. 121 First row: Larry Bishop, Mont Phelps, Jimmy Warden, Gary Herndon, Stephen Earhart, Buddy Rogers, Richard Aust, Clyde Moles. Second row: Darnell Beverly, Jimmy Alley, Tom Noland, Lyn- wood Armbrister, Ronnie Chaffin, Ronnie Powers, Bill Phibbs, Danny Anderson, Garland Earheart, Gary Cruff. earn The Orioles cannot boast an undefeated team for the 1962 season but they can brag on individuals. During the regular season, the Oriole squad broke even on wins and losses. Jerry Sutphin, a senior, on the 1962 squad, set two new records on the hurdles, one high hurdle record and one low hurdle record. After gaining this esteem, he went to the State Track meet and walked off with fifth honors in the hurdles for Pulaski. I Two other Pulaski men, Jimmy Warden and Lynwood Armbrister, were disqualified at the Regional meet; therefore, they were unable to continue to the State Meet. Pulaski High School had a fine season last year and this year the prospects of another one are very bright. 122 First row: Henry Albert, Varsity Basketball; Wayne Hodges, Eighth Grade Bas- ketball; Terry Quesenberry, Varsity Football; Jimmy Breedlove, J. V. Basket- ball. Second row: Embree White, Varsity Basketball; George Kelly, Varsity Football; George Haga, Varsity Football; Garland Earhart, Varsity Track; Richard Aust, Varsity Basketball. anajers Mr. Harry Loftus, J.V. Football and Track; Mr. William Puckett, Eighth Grade Basketball and Eighth Grade Football; Mr. Carl Tacy, Varsity Basketball and Eighth Grade Football; Mr. Charles Tickle, Eighth Grade Football and J.V. Bas- ketball. Inset, Mr. Edward Rockwell, Varsity Football and Varsity Track. Mr. Jack Duncan, Varsity Football, and Varsity Wrestling . Sir s i First row: Linda Leeson, Co-Capt.; Nikki Combiths, Capt. Second row: Helen Pap- pas, Kathy Kegley, Patsy Kanode, Brenda Kinser. Third row: Jo Ann Hummed, San- dra Kiser, Ann Pagan, Evelyn Clark, Nor- ma Mabry. Fourth row: Bonnie Baker Wan- da Nixon, Mary Vordo, Jill Howard, Evelyn Jones, Donna Shockley. First row: Joyce Morris, Co Capt.; Janie Hinson, Capt. Second row: Jane Kanode, Sylvia Cox, Teresa Kirkner, Sharon Ratcliff. Third roiv: Joyce Dalton, Wanda Pugh, Pat Lutrell, Janice Wright, Jonda Albert. Fourth row: Linda Patterson, Linda Thomas, Darlene Adams, Jane Everhart, Melanie Pearce, Thelma Conner. eric ' i i . First row: Evelyn Jones, Vice Presi- dent; Ann Hall, President. Second row: Pat Chitwood, Secretary ; Susan Tickle, Treasurer; Betty Grantham, Reporter. Third row: Jean Buckner, Head of Softball; Kathy Sheets, Head of Speedball; Marilyn Hill, Head of Basketball; Joyce Morris, Manager. First Row: Betty Grantham, Capt.; SuSu Owens, Co Capt. Second Row: Linda Bu- chanan, Kathy Bogardus, Patsy Parks. Third Roto: Becky Hotz, Sandra Bowyer, Margaret Morefield, Bobby Poole. Fourth Row: Sanda Ray, Marilyn Hill, Sue Ogle, Ruth Bowles, Donna Parks, Peggy Shep- herd. The purpose of the Girls’ Athletic As- sociation is to provide an opportunity for girls to participate in three sports: speedball, basketball, and softball. This year our objectives are to send two girls to G.A.A. camp at Virginia Beach and to contribute to the building of tennis courts for the school. First Row: Judy Eversole, Capt.; Ann Hall, Co Capt. Second Roiv: Jean Buckner, Jo Ann Price, Elizabeth Vaught, Patsy Henley, Thelma Ingles. Third Row: Betty Grubb, Pat Landis, Susan Tickle, Diane French, Betty Waddell. Fourth Row: Peggy Smith, Nancy Neese, Karen Vaughan, Wilma Cox, Sharon Cohen, Susie Haggerty. First Row: Mary Sue Shepherd, Co Capt.; Pat Chitwood, Capt. Second Row: Peggy Ritter, Frances Tavares, Dee Huff. Third Row: Kathy Sheets, Pat Buckner, Debbie Surface, Brenda Kanode, Jean Hoback. Fourth Row: Shirley Thornton, Carolyn Adams, Linda Morris, Suzanne Moody, Stella Humphrey, Jo Ann Aust. A field hockey game. I I Uarsiiu Yvonne Thompson Head Cheerleader Senior Mary Agnes Lively Senior Margaret Sue Flippin Co-head Cheerleader Senior Patsy Cook Senior 1 26 fjunior (Jarsiiu G fie erfe a cJers Jean Buckner Sophomore Carolyn Powers Sophomore Linda Warden Co-head Cheerleader Sophomore Miss Elizabeth Blair Sponsor Jewell Catron Freshman Linda Patterson Head Cheerleader Sophomore Pam Chitwood Freshman Vicki Kelly Freshman 127 Jfom ecomin a Cnctiuities The pep rally . . . The floats . . . Qu is tan c in a By a vote of the Senior class these six people have been chosen Outstanding Seniors, exemplifying a standard of excel- lence which is the best attainable. Because the road to it is a long and hard one, this goal is infinitely desirable. Billy Lovell Henry Albert 130 Seniors Using as criterion for this selection the qualities of character, leadership, scholar- ship, and dependability, the seniors bestow this honor because they feel that these six are among the best that their class has produced. Ronald Vaughan Betty Glenn Sydney Hardy 131 Best School Spirit Yvonne Thompson and Jimmy Palmer Most Talkative Betty King and Jerry Guynn Most Likely To Succeed Beth Byrd and Billy Joe Lovell Most Dependable Norma Kay Chrisley and Dickie Leftwich Most Intellectual Mary Lou Chumbley and Roger Dawson 132 Friendliest Janis Fagg and Jimmy Ward Best Looking Jimmy Alley and Mary Agnes Lively c }Ces Cutest Brenda Grubb and Ronnie Semones Best All-Around Patsy Cook and Freddie Myers Most Happy-Go-Lucky Jewel Nelson and James Stuart 133 Best Dressed Diana Grubb and Jimmy Hickam Best Personality Bassam Rasheed and lone Leeson Most Dignified Henry Albert and Sidney Hardy Best Leaders Billie Endicott and Ronald Vaughan OCes Most Talented Betty Bishop and Roger Peyton Most Popular Gary Fox and Marearet Sue Flippin Best Dancers Jennifer Vann and Thomas Bentley 135 JIMMY TICKLE Junior J{ome QUEEN MARGARET FLIPPIN Senior CYNTHIA VAUGHAN Junior 136 HELEN PAPPAS Eighth Grade teddy McMillan Eighth Grade 137 138 First row: Mary Agnes Lively, Miss P. H. S. Second row : Esther Moles, Sue Haga, Pam Chitwood. Third row: Nikki Combiths, Thelma Conner, Christie Hurst, Alice Wheeling, Helen Pappas. Fourth row: Dotty Cassell, Cary Sutherland, Patra Evans, Norma Kay Chrisley, Patsy Cook, Kathryn Clark, Jennifer Vann. 7 T ss 70£ cS. Conies First row: lone Leeson, Maid of Honor. Second row: Brenda Grubb, Diana Grubb, Kay Covey, Faye Garnett, Beth Byrd. Third row: Judy Gallimore, Martha Rice, Charlotte Smith, Yvonne Thompson, Billie Endicott. Fourth row: Judy Massie, Marie Worrell, Sara Jane English, Susan Tickle, Jewell Catron, Jennifer Kirby, Cynthia Vaughan. ' il ! i SENIOR MEMBERS Ronnie Chaffin Roger Dawson Jimmy Hickam Mike Hooker Bill Phibbs David Ratcliff Ronnie Semones Louis Vaughan Ronnie Vaughan Jimmy Ward Beth Byrd Kathryn Clark Patsy Cook Kay Covey Pat Evans Janis Fagg Brenda Grubb Diana Grubb Yvonne Thompson Jennifer Vann UNDERCLASSMEN MEMBERS Larry Bishop Jack Chaffin Jimmy Chapman Richard Clark S. T. Crockett Frankie Flippin Freddie Fox Doug Grantham Barry Grinstead Gary Hall Bobby Hilton Andrew Humphrey Phil Pearce Ronnie Powers Butch Ratcliff Doug Ratcliff Howard Sadler Ronnie Southern Jimmy Tickle Brenda Burke Dotty Cassell Jewell Catron Pam Chitwood Nikki Combiths Thelma Conner Sara Jane English Judy Gallimore Sue Haga Christie Hurst Jennifer Kirby Judy Massie Esther Moles Helen Pappas Carolyn Powers Martha Rice Charlotte Smith Gary Sutherland Cynthia Vaughan Marie Worrell enior 7) i rectory ALBERT, HENRY LEE 8th Grade: H.R. President: Student Council: May Day. Fresh- man : H.R. Secretary ; Forensic Contest— District P.H.S. Spell- ing Champion. Sophomore: N.J.H.S., reporter: Annual Staff, Sophomore Class Editor ; P.H.S. Spelling Champion, 2nd place in District Forensic. Junior: H.R. Treasurer; Beta Club; An- nual Staff, Assistant Business Manager ; Boy’s State ; P.H.S. Spelling Champion, 2nd place in District Forensic ; Usher for Graduation; Mgr. of Basketball team. Senior: N.H.S. Chaplain; Beta Club ; Key Club ; Annual Staff-Business Mgr. ; Senior Steering Committee : Outstanding Senior ; Mgr. of Basketball team. ALLEY, JAMES WILLIAM 8th Grade : 8th Grade Football : 8th Grade basketball ; 8th Grade track. Freshman : Junior Varsity football. Sophomore: Junior Varsity football. Junior: Monogram Club; Varsity football, Varsity Track. Senior: Monogram Club; Art Club: Varsity football. ALLEY, SANDRA JEAN Freshman: F.H.A. ; Vice-President of Junior Choi-us. Sopho- more: H.R. Treasurer; Chorus: May Day. Junior: H.R. Pres- ident ; S.C.A. ; Chorus. ANDERSON, BETSY GREGORY 8th Grade: H.R. Vice-President; G.A.A. : Tri-Hi-Y : May Day; Talent Show. Freshman; F.H.A. ; Tri-Hi-Y; Jr. Chorus; May Day. Sophomore: F.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus; May Day. Junior: Chorus; May Day. Senior: Chorus. ARMBRISTER. LYNWOOD DAVID 8th Grade: 8th Grade Basketball; 8th Grade Track: May Day. Freshman : Junior Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Track. Sophomore: Art Club; Monogram Club; Junior Varsity Foot- ball ; District Champion Track Team — 4th place in the State 440. Junior: Captain of Varsity Track Team; Monogram Club; Art Club; Varsity Football. Senior: Vice-President of Mono- gram Club: Monogram Club; Art Club; Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. ATKINSON, JULIAM CARLYLE (Transferred to P.H.S. in 12th Grade) Senior: Hi-Y. AUST, MYRON ROBERT 8th Grade : May Day. Senior : H.R. Treasurer ; Hi-Y. BAKER, BRENDA STONE 8th: G.A.A. ; May Day. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. Sopho- more; Tri-Hi-Y; Senior: D.E. Club. BAKER, NANCY ALICE 8th: Talent Show. Freshman: F.H.A. Junior: Chorus; May Day. Senior: D.E. Club. BEAMER, DAVID CAROL, JR. Eighth: May Day; Science Club; 1st place Science Fair; V.P.I. District Science Fair: 3rd place County Fair. Fresh- man: Science Club; 1st place Science Fair; 3rd place V.P.I. District Science Fair : Delegate to State Science Fair : Varsity Basketball Manager; County Science Fair. Junior: Chemistry Club ; Beta Club ; Monogram Club ; Delegate to State Science Convention. Senior: Science Club; Beta Club; Monogram Club. BENTLEY. THOMAS HOWARD. JR. Eighth: H.R. Treasurer: Football; Art Show. Freshman: May Day ; Art Show. Sophomore : Chorus ; May Day ; Art Show. Junior: Chorus; Art Show. BISHOP, BETTY ANNE Eighth : Talent Show ; Christmas Pageant. Freshman : H.R. Vice President ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Junior Chorus ; Talent Show. Sopho- more : N.J.H.S. : Tri-Hi-Y; May Day. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Club; Chorus; Talent Show. Senior: Chorus, Vice President; Pep Club; Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Annual Staff, typist. BOOTHE, RONALD LEE Junior; Beta Club; Chemistry Club; Wrestling. Senior; D.E. Club, Treasurer. BROOKMAN, BURNARD KENT, JR. Eighth Grade : H.R. Vice President ; May Day. Freshman : May Day. Senior : D.E. Club. BURKE, JOE THOMAS Eighth Grade: Track, Freshman; Junior Varsity Football; man: Hi-Y; Track. Junior: Wrestling. BYRD, ELLEN ELIZABETH Eighth Grade: H.R. Vice President; Science Fair, second; May Day Freshman: H.R. President; S.C.A. Chaplain; Tri- Hi-Y : Chorus ; May Day. Sophomore ; Tri-Hi-Y, President ; Pep Club; Activities Council; N.J.H.S.; May Day: Blue Ridge Assembly. Junior; Pep Club, Vice President; H.R. Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y ; Beta Club : Girl’s State. Senior : Beta Club, Presi- dent ; N.H.S., Vice President: Senior Class, Treasurer; Pep Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Activities Council ; Annual Staff, literary editor ; Steering Committee ; Miss P.H.S. Contest, Outstanding Senior. CAIN, FRANCES KAY Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; May Day. Freshman: Junior Chorus. Sophomore: Chorus: May Day. Junior: Senior Chorus: May Day. Senior : Senior Chorus. CANTER, FREDA ELOUISE Senior: D.E. I. CHANDLER, REBA LEE Freshman: Library Club: F.T.A. Sophomore: Library Club; F.T.A. Junior; Beta Club; Library Club; F.T.A. Senior; F.T.A. ; Beta Club ; Library Club ; guide for Library Assistants Meeting. CHITWOOD, PAT NEIL Eighth : G.A.A. ; May Day. Freshman : G.A.A. ; F.H.A. May Day. Sophomore: G.A.A., Head of Sport; Monogram Club. Junior: Monogram Club, Treasurer; G.A.A., Head of Sport; Beta Club. Senior ; G.A.A., Secretary ; Monogram Club ; Beta Club; F.T.A. CHRISLEY, NORMA KAY Eighth Grade; Tri-Hi-Y Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President; Junior Chorus. Sophomore: H.R. President; Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y: Talent Show Usher; May Day; Student Council; Miss P.H.S. Contest. Junior: Chorus, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss P.H.S. Contest : May Day ; Senior : Chorus, President ; Beta Club, Sec- retary ; H. R. Secretary ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. CHUMBLEY, MARY LOUISE Eighth Grade ; Tri-Hi-Y ; G.A.A. ; May Day. Freshman : Tri- Hi-Y ; Band; May Day. Sophomore: Sergeant-at-arms, Tri-Hi-Y; N.J.H.S.; Band; G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; All-State Band; All-State Reading Band ; May Day ; N.S.F. sponsored institute at Ap- palachian State Teachers College. Junior Band, Secretary ;Tri- Hi-Y, Treasurer; Chemistry Club, Reporter; G.A.A., head of sport; H.R. Chaplain; Beta Club; All-State Band; Science Fair; Senior: “Oriole Chirps.” Editor; Tri-Hi-F ; H.R. Chap- lain: Monogram Club; N.H.S. ; Beta Club. CLARK, KATHRYN CAROL Eighth Grade: 8th grade class Secretary ; H.R. Vice Presi- dent; Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day; Science Fair. Freshman: H.R. Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day Court. Sophomore: G.A.A.; Tri- Hi-Y, Historian; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day Court; Model General Assembly. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; Beta Club; Beta Convention; G.A.A.; May Day Court; Miss P.H.S. Con- test. Senior : Tri-Hi-Y, President : Beta Club ; Pep Club ; “Oriole Chirps”, Typist ; Chemistry Club ; Activities Council. CLARK, JOYCE KAY No Activities COOK, PATSY GAYLE Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, President; May Day. Freshman: Class Secretary: H.R. President ; Student Council; May Day. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer; G.A.A.; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y: Beta Club; Annual Staff, Junior Class Editor ; Delegate to Blue Ridge ; Miss P.H.S. Contest : May Day Court. Senior : Beta Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Annual Staff, Associate Editor; Pep Club; Varsity Cheerleader; Miss P.H.S. Contest. COSTELLO, DELORES ANNE Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y: Beta Club. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Club. COVEY, KAY RUDY Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Band; May Day. Fresh- man: Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer: May Day; Band. Sophomore; H.R. Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y; Band; May Day. Junior: H.R., Secretary- Treasurer ; Tri-Hi-Y : Beta Club ; May Day Court ; All State Band. Senior: Band, President; Majorette; Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Club ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. 142 Senior COX, CAROL ANN Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y ; Usher for May Day. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. COX. DOROTHY CLAUDINE Eighth Grade: G.A.A. ; F.T.A. : May Day. Freshman: Chorus; G.A.A. Sophomore: Chorus; May Day. COX, WANDA JEANETTE Freshman: G.A.A.; May Day. Sophomore: G.A.A.; May Day. Junior: G.A.A. Senior Art Club: Monogram Club. CHAFFIN, RONNIE EUGENE (Transferred to P.H.S. in 11th Grade) Junior: Varsity Track. Senior: Chemistry Club, President; H.R., Vice President; Mon- ogram Club; Hi-Y ; Varsity Football; Varsity Track. CUTLIP, HAROLD KEITH Eighth Grade: Basketball; Football; Freshman: Junior Var- sity Football; Junior Varsity Basketball; Science Club; Sopho- more : Chemistry Club. DALTON, KELLY LEE Eighth Grade : Track. Freshman : Junior Varsity Football ; Freshman Assembly. Sophomore: Junior Varsity Football. Jun- ior : Talent Show. Senior : Art Club. DALTON, PRISCILLA JEAN Eighth Grade: H.R. Vice President Junior: Usher for Talent Show. DAWSON, HOWARD ROGER Eighth Grade: Basketball. Freshman: Junior Varsity Bas- ketball. Sophomore: H.R. Vice President; N.J.H.S., Vice Pres- ident; Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior: H.R. Vice President; Key Club; Varsity Basketball, Delegate to Boy’s State; Head Marshal for Graduation. Senior : H.R. President ; Key Club ; N.H.S. DICKERSON, VIOLET JOANNA Freshman : H.R. Treasurer ; Tri-Hi-Y. Junior : D.E. Club ; National Deca Convention; Beta Club; Talent Show. Senior: D.E., Reporter ; Beta Club. DODSON, CHARLOTTE LEE Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman: H. R., Sec- retary; Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Chorus. Sophomore: May Day. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y; Library Club. EARHART, GARLAND EWING, JR. Eighth Grade : 8th Grade Track Team ; May Day. Freshman : Junior Varsity Football. Sophomore: Junior Varsity Football. Junior: Beta Club; Varsity Football; Manager of Track Team; Usher at Graduation. Senior: Beta Club; Monogram Club; Varsity Football. EDWARDS, HARRY HUGHES, JR. Senior : Bus Driver. ENDICOTT, WILHELMINA ANN Freshman: May Day; Junior Chorus. Sophomore: S.C.A. Secretary; Activities Council; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; N.J.H.S. ; May Day. Junior: H.R. President; Student Council; Friends of the Library Drive ; Chairman ; Beta Club ; Beta Conven- tion ; Pep Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Chaplain ; Southwestern Virginia Tri-Hi-Y Conference, Secretary ; State S.C.A. Conference ; Poetry Reading Contest, Second Place ; Virginia Girl’s State. Senior : S.C.A. President ; N.H.S., Treasurer ; Beta Club ; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Historian; S.C.A. Summer Workshop; Miss P.H.S. Contest. EVANS, PATRA ANN Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; Library Club. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y; Library Club ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. FAGG, JANIS ELAINE Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; May Day; Science Fair, First Place. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y, President; G.A.A.; May Day. Sophomore: G.A.A., Secretary; H.R. Vice-President; Tri- Hi-Y; Monogram Club; Pep Club; N.J.H.S.; May Day. Junior: H.R. Vice-President ; Pep Club ; Beta Club ; Monogram Club ; G.A.A. ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Model General Assembly ; Blue Ridge As- sembly ; Beta Convention; Miss P.H.S. Contest. Senior: H.R. Secretary ; Beta Club ; Pep Club ; N.H.S. ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Annual Staff, Senior Class Editor. FARMER, JUDITH ARLENE Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: Junior Chorus; May Day. Sophomore: Chorus; May Day. Junior: Beta Club; Senior Chorus ; May Day. Senior : H.R. Treasurer ; Beta Club ; Senior Chorus ; May Day. FIZER, RICHARD GRAHAM Eighth Grade : H.R. President ; Student Council ; Hi-Y ; Foot- ball. Freshman : H.R. Vice-President ; Hi-Y ; Science Club. Sophomore: H.R. Treasurer; Hi-Y. Junior: H.R. Vice-Presi- dent; Science Fair. Senior: H.R. Chaplain. FLIPPIN, MARGARET SUE Eighth Grade : H.R. Vice-President ; Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ; May Court ; Blue Ridge Assembly. PYeshman : Class Treasurer ; H.R. Vice-President ; Cheerleader ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Pep Club ; Annual Staff, Class Editor ; Talent Show ; Miss P.H.S. Contest, Maid of Honor; May Day Court. Sophomore: H.R. President ; Cheerleader ; Student Council ; Pep Club ; Mon- ogram Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; N.J.H.S. ; Blue Ridge Assembly ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ; Talent Show ; May Day Court ; Miss P.H.S.” Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, President; Cheerleader; Class Secretary; Pep Club ; Beta Club ; Chemistry Club ; Activities Council ; Science Fair, 2nd place; Western Regional Science Fair, 3rd place; State Science Fair; May Day Court; Talent Show; Beta Convention ; Blue Ridge Assembly ; P.H.S. News Correspondent : Summer Science Training Program. Senior: N.H.S., Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y ; Cheerleader, Co-head ; Beta Club ; Monogram Club : P.H.S. News Conference ; Homecoming Queen. FOLDEN, LARRY Eighth Grade: Basketball. Junior: Beta Club. Senior: Beta Club ; Oriole Chirps,” Business Manager. FOX, GARY PHIFER Eighth Grade : Track ; May Day. Freshman : Hi-Y ; Track ; May Day Court. Sophomore: Key Club, Treasurer; Hi-Y; Junior Varsity Basketball; May Day Court. Junior: Key Club; May Day Court, Crown-Bearer ; Homecoming Court ; Delegate to Boy’s State ; Key Club Convention. Senior : H.R., Vice Pres- ident; Chemistry Club, Vice President; Key Club. GARLAND, DAVID SHOCKLEY Eighth Grade : Track ; Basketball (Transferred to Vienna, Va.) Junior: (Transferred from Vienna, Va.) Senior: H.R. President ; Key Club ; Varsity Basketball. GARNETT, BRENDA FAYE (Transferred to P.H.S. in 9th grade) Freshman: May Day. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y; May Day. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; G.A.A.; May Court. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y; Miss P.H.S. Contest. GEMMELL, MARY KATHRYN Eighth : Tri-Hi-Y ; G.A.A. ; May Day. Freshman : Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter ; G.A.A. ; May Day. Sophomore : G.A.A., Treasurer ; Tri-Hi-Y; N.J.H.S.; May Day. Junior: Monogram Club, Vice President ; Band, Treasurer ; Beta Club ; G.A.A. ; Tri-Hi-Y ; Majorette ; Beta Convention. Senior ; Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter ; Beta Club ; N.H.S. ; Monogram Club ; Majorette ; Oriole Chirps”, Feature Editor. GLENN, MARY ELIZABETH Eighth Grade: Art Club; Science Fair Winner. Freshman: Art Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; May Day. Sophomore : Art Club, Presi- dent ; Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary ; Activities Council ; N.J.H.S. ; May Day ; Blue Ridge Assembly. Junior : Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter ; 3rd place in Science Fair; H.R. Chaplain; Beta Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Model General Assembly. Senior: Pep Club, Presi- dent ; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain ; N.H.S. ; Beta Club ; Art Club ; Activities Council ; Annual Staff, Art Editor ; Outstanding Senior. GRAHAM, LORENE SUSAN Freshman : F.H.A. ; Junior Chorus. Sophomore : May Day. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. GRANTHAM, BETTY ANN Eighth Grade: G.A.A. Freshman: G.A.A.; Library Club; F. H.A.; May Day. Sophomore: G.A.A.; Library Club. Junior: G. A.A.; Monogram Club. Senior: G.A.A.; Reporter: Biology Club ; Monogram Club. GRAVELY, IRA DAVID Senior : Bus Driver GRAVELY, PEGGY ANNE Freshman: Girl’s Glee Club. Sophomore: Chorus. Junior: Chorus. Senior: Chorus; F.H.A. 143 entor Directory GRUBB, BRENDA JOYCE Freshman: F.H.A. ; May Day. Junior: Miss P.H.S. Contest. Senior : H.R. Secretary ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. GRUBB. DIANA LOUISE Eighth Grade: H.R. Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman: H.R. Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y. Sophomore: H.R. Treasurer; Tri- Hi-Y. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; Miss P.H.S. Contest May Court. Senior: H.R. Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y; Miss P.H.S. Contest. GUYNN, JERRY ROBERT Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: Band; F.T.A. ; Science Club. Sophomore: F.T.A. ; Annual Staff, Photographer. Junior: F.T.A. ; Beta Club ; Chemistry Club ; Annual Saff, Photogra- pher ; Usher for Graduation. Senior : F.T.A., President ; Beta Club, Program Chairman ; Activities Council ; Annual Staff, Photographer. Senior Steering Committee ; F.T.A. Convention. HAGA BARBARA JEAN Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman: Junior Chorus. Sopho- more: Chorus. Junior: Chorus. HALL, ANN LINDSAY Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: G.A.A. ; May Day. Sophomore: H.R., Vice President; N.J.H.S. Junior: H.R. Pres- ident ; Monogram Club, Chaplain ; Student Council ; G.A.A. ; Beta Club. Senior: G.A.A., President; Beta Club, Treasurer: Monogram Club : F.TA.. ; Activities Council ; Annual Staff, Girls Sport ' s Editor. HALL, JACKY FAY Eighth: G.A.A. Freshman: Junior Chorus. Sophomore: Chor- us: May Day. Junior: Chorus; May Day. Senior: D.E. Club. HANCOCK. LARRY MADISON Junior: Beta Club; D.O. : Usher for Graduation. Senior: D.O., President ; Beta Club. HARDY, SYDNEY HELEN Eighth Grade: Science Fair. Freshman: May Day; Science Fair. Sophomore: F.H.A., Reporter; N.J.H.S. Junior: H.R., Secretary ; Beta Club ; Beta Club Convention ; P.H.S. winner of Prose Reading : District winner of Prose Reading ; State Forensic Contest. Senior: H.R. ; President; Beta Club; N.H.S.; Senior Steering Committee : Annual Staff, Literary Editor ; Student Council. HARLESS, WILLIAM CARL Eighth Grade: Track. Sophomore: Junior Varsity Football. Junior: Wrestling. HICKAM, JAMES RICHMOND Eighth Grade: H.R., President; May Day Court. Freshman : Golf Team; May Day Court. Sophomore: Class Treasurer; Key Club; N.J.H.S.; Key Club Convention; Golf Team. Junior: Beta Club ; Key Club ; Key Club Convention ; Beta Conven- tion ; Golf Team ; May Day Court ; Science Fair ; Usher for Graduation ; Boy’s State. Senior : Beta Club ; Key Club ; N.H.S. ; Golf. HOBACK, LINDA RIGGINS Eighth Grade: Junior Chorus. Freshman: Chorus; May Day. Sophomore: Chorus. HOLLINGSWORTH, DOROTHY CHRISTINE No Activities. HOOKER, MICHAEL KENNETH Eighth Grade: (Transfer from Tazewell) Freshman: H.R., President; Annual Staff, Photographer: Junior Varsity Foot- ball; Track; Science Fair; Manager, Basketball. Sophomore: H.R. President : Class Vice President : N.J.H.S. ; Key Club ; Key Club District Secretary ; Hi-Y ; Monogram Club ; Varsity Football ; Manager, Basketball ; Summer Science Training Pro- gram. Junior: Class Vice President: S.C.A., Vice President; Secretary-Treasurer, Capital District Key Club ; Key Club Convention ; Chemistry Club ; Beta Club ; Activities Council : Varsity Football; Science Fair; Key Club; Beta Convention; State Science Fair ; International Key Club Convention : Sum- mer Science Training Program : Boy’s State ; May Day Court. Senior: N.H.S., President: Hi-Y; Key Club; Beta Club; Var- sity Football. HUFF, PHILLIP BROWNING Eighth Grade: Football. Freshman: Library Club; Track; Junior Varsity Football. Sophomore: Library Club, Vice Pres- ident. Junior: Library Club, Vice President: Chemistry Club; Monogram Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling. Senior: Library Club, President; Key Club: Varsity Football. HUGHES, DONALD LEE Eighth Grade: Basketball. Freshman: Talent Show. Sopho- more: Monogram Club; Manager Varsity Football; Manager Varsity Wrestling. Junior: Monogram Club; Chemistry Club; Beta Club: Chorus; Junior Varsity Basketball: Manager Varsi- ty Football; Usher for Graduation. Senior: Monogram Club; Beta Club ; Science Club ; Hi-Y : Chorus. HUGHES, PATTY ELIZABETH Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: Junior Chorus; F.H.A. ; May Day. Sophomore: Chorus; May Day. Junior: Beta Club: Chorus ; May Day. Senior : Beta Club ; Chorus. JACKSON, GLENN DALE Eighth Grade: 8th Grade Football; 8th Grade Basketball; Track Team; May Day. Freshman: Junior Varsity Football. Sophomore: Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior: Monogram Club; Varsity Basketball, member of the State Champion Team. Senior : Monogram Club. JONES, BOBBY DOUGLAS Junior: D.E. Club. Senior: D. E. Club. KING, BETTY GRAY Eighth Grade: H.R., Treasurer: May Day. Freshman: Junior Chorus; May Day. Sophomore: H.R., Chaplain: Chorus; May Day. Junior: H.R., Chaplain; Chorus; Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Chemistry Club. Senior: Library Club; Beta Club Tri-Hi-Y. KEGLEY, WINSTON PEARSON Senior: Bus Driver. KING. JOHN THOMAS Eighth Grade: H.R., Vice President. Sophomore: H.R., Vice President. Junior: D.O. Club; D.O. Convention. Senior: D.O. Club, Reporter. LANE, CHARLOTTE ANN Eighth Grade: H.R., Secretary. Freshman: F.H.A.; G.A.A. Sophomore: Talent Show. Junior: Senior Chorus: May Day. Senior: Senior Chorus. LANE, SARAH CAROLYN Eighth Grade: H.R.. Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day; Class Assembly. Freshman: Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain ; Library Club ; Class Assembly ; Miss P.H.S. Contest; May Day. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y; Majorette; May Court; Miss P.H.S. Contest. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y. LEDFORD, ROBERT FORD Junior: Chemistry Club. LEESON, IONE ANNA Eighth Grade: H.R., President; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council; May Court ; Band ; G.A.A. : Miss P.H.S. Contest, finalist. Freshman : H.R., President ; Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary ; G.A.A. ; Art Club: Band; Student Council. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres- ident; Band; May Court; Miss P.H.S. Contest. Junior: H.R. President : Tri-Hi-Y : Student Council ; Miss P.H.S. Contest : Homecoming : Clown Bearer ; May Day. Senior : H.R. President : S.C.A., Chaplain ; Art Club : Miss P.H.S. Contest Maid of Honor. LEFTWICH RICHARD LYLE Eighth Grade: Band: Football. Freshman: Band; Hi-Y. Sophomore: N.J.H.S., President: Hi-Y, Chaplain: Activities Council: Key Club: Blue Ridge Assembly. Junior: Class Pres- ident : Hi-Y, Vice President : Key Club, Secretary : Beta Club ; Activities Council ; Key Club Convention ; Beta Club Conven- tion : Blue Ridge Assembly : Boy’s State ; Summer Science Training Program. Senior: Key Club: President; Hi-Y, chap- lain: N.H.S.: Beta Club; Activities Council; ‘‘Oriole Chirps Staff. LEWIS, PATRICIA, ANN Senior: H.R., Chaplain. 144 enior Directory LIVELY, MARY AGNES Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter: May Day. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y ; G.A.A. : H.R., President: Student Council: May Day. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: N.J.H.S. ; H.R., Presi- dent ; Blue Ridge Assembly : Student Council ; Cheerleader ; Miss P.H.S. Contest, Finalist: May Court. Junior: H.R., Sec- retary : Tri-Hi-Y, President : Beta Club : Beta Convention ; Pep Club: Monogram Club: Annual Staff, Typist: May Court: Miss P.H.S. Contest, Maid of Honor : Cheerleader : Talent Show. Senior : Monogram Club, President : Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary : Ac- tivities Council : Beta Club : N.H.S. : Steering Committee : Cheer- leader ; Annual Staff, Associate Editor : Miss P.H.S. Contest ; “Miss P.H.S.” LOVELL, BILLY JOE Eighth Grade: H.R., Chaplain: Science Club; May Day. Fresh- man: H.R., Treasurer: F.T.A. ; Junior Varsity Football: Sci- ence Fair. Sophomore: N.J.H.S., Secretary; F.T.A. : Chem- istry Club: Junior Varsity Football: Varsity Track Manager. Junior: Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Monogram Club; F.T.A.: Chemistry Club; Boy’s State; Usher for Graduation: Varsity Football; Track Manager; Science Fair. Senior: An- nual Staff, Editor-in-Chief; F.T.A.; Monogram Club; N.H.S. : Hi-Y ; Varsity Football ; Activities Council ; First Alternate Delegate to F.T.A. State Convention ; Outstanding Senior. LYONS, RAYMOND EARLY, JR. Junior: D.E. Senior. D.E. MARTIN, GLENN No Activities. MARTIN, SAMUEL RAYMOND, JR. Eighth Grade: May Day: Science Club; Band. Freshman: Science Club; Band Sophomore: Chemistry Club. Junior: Chemisti ' y Club. Senior : Library Club. McKinney, Robert lynn Freshman: Science Fair. Sophomore: D.O. Club; D.E. D.O. Convention. Senior: Science Fair. McMILLAN, BARBARA ELAINE Eighth Grade: Science Fair. Freshman: F.H.A. ; Science Fair. Junior: Beta Club. Senior: Beta Club. MORRIS, JOYCE MAE Eighth Grade: G.A.A. ; May Day. Freshman: H.R., Secre- tary, G.A.A., Head of Sport; F.H.A. ; Monogram Club; May Day. Sophomore: G.A.A., Head of Sport: Monogram Club; May Day. Junior: Library Club; Monogram Club; G.A.A. Senior: G.A.A., Manager; Monogram Club. MOORE, CECIL AMON No Activities. MOREFIELD, JERRY WAYNE No Activities. MYERS, FRED WILSON Eighth Grade: Basketball; Track. Freshman: Junior Var- sity Basketball. Sophomore: Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior: Monogram Club; Key Club; Boy’s State; Varsity Basket- ball; May Day Court; 2nd team in District. Senior: H.R. Treasurer; Monogram Club; Key Club; Library Club; Var- sity Basketball, Co-captain. MORRISON, PAMELA ANN Eighth Grade : Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer : May Day ; Freshman : Class Treasurer ; Science Club ; Tri-Hi-Y ; May Day. Sopho- more: Tri-Hi-Y; Junior: Beta Club; Senior: Beta Club. NELSON, JEWEL DAWN Eighth Grade: G.A.A. Freshman: F.H.S. ; G.A.A. Sophomore: G.A.A. Junior: F.H.A. Senior: F.H.A. NIXON, WANDA KATE Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; May Day. Freshman: G.A.A., Man- ager; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; May Day. Sophomore: H.R., Treas- urer; Tri-Hi-Y; Monogram Club; G.A.A. May Day. Junior: G.A.A.; Monogram Club. Senior: G.A.A.; Monogram Club. OWENS, FRANKLIN DOUGLAS Junior: Wrestling Team. Senior: D.E. Club. PALMER, JAMES HOWARD Eighth Grade: H.R., Treasurer: Football. Freshman: Junior Varsity Basketball. Sophomore: Monogram Club: Varsity Bas- ketball. Junior: Monogram Club; May Court; Varsity Basket- ball : 2nd team in District, honorable mention in All-State- Team. Senior: Monogram Club, President; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball. PARKS, BRENDA LEE Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; May Day. Freshman: H.R., Vice President; Junior Chorus; F.H.A.; May Day. Sophomore: Chorus. Junior: Beta Club; Chorus. Senior: Beta Club. PATTON, ANNA MAE Eighth Grade: H.R., Treasurer; F.H.A. Freshman: F.H.A.; Glee Club. Sophomore: F.H.A.; Talent Show. Junior: D.E. Club; F.H.A.; D.E. Convention. Senior: F.H.A. PAYNE. POSEY CAMPBEL Eighth Grade: May Day. Freshman: H.R., Secretary. PHIBBS, DORIS JUNE Eighth Grade: Talent Show. Freshman: F.H.A.; Junior Chorus. Sophomore: Senior Chorus; G.A.A. Senior: F.H.A. PEYTON, ROGER DALE (Transferred from Fort Chiswell) Senior: Band, Twirling Drum Major ; H.R., Treasurer ; Chorus. PHIBBS, WILLIAM MICHEAL Eighth Grade : Track : May Day ; Band. Freshman : Band. Sophomore: Track; Junior Varsity Football; Band; May Day. Junior: Track; Varsity Football. Senior: Varsity Football; Track : Hi-Y ; Monogram Club ; Physics Club. POINDEXTER, DAVID JAMES (Transfer from Christianburg Institute) Sophomore: Band; H.R., President: Student Council. POWERS, WILLIAM HUBERT Eighth Grade: Track. Sophomore: Track. Junior: Beta Club. Senior: Beta Club. RAKES, LARRY JOSEPH Eighth Grade: H.R., Treasurer; Football: H.R., Secretary. Junior: H.R., Secretary; May Court. Senior: H.R, Vice Presi- dent : Art Club ; Varsity Football. RASHEED, BASSAM MUHAMMED Junior: Came to U.S. from El-Beirk, Jordan. Senior: Trans- ferred from Crowley High School, Crowley, La. RASHEED, USAMA MUHAMMED Junior: Came to U.S. from El-Beirk, Jordan. Senior: T rans- ferred from Crowley High School, Crowley, La. ; Science Club ; Hi-Y. RATCLIFF, DAVID WOOLLING Eighth Grade: Band: May Day. Freshman: H.R., Vice Presi- dent; Band. Sophomore: N.J.H.S.; Key Club; Golf Team. Junior: D.E., President; H.R., Vice President; Beta Club; Key Club: Monogram Club; Golf Team; Wrestling Team; Gradua- tion Usher: Boy’s State. Senior: Key Club, Secretary; Beta Club, Vice President; Monogram Club; Golf Team; Wrestling Team : Annual Staff, Boy’s Sports Editor. RATCLIFF, RICHARD GARNETT Eighth Grade: Track; Football; Basketball. Freshman: Junior Varsity Football: Junior Varsity Basketball. Sophomore; Junior Varsity Basketball; Junior Varsity Football. Junior: Monogram Club; Varsity Football. Senior: Monogram Club; Varsity Foot- ball. REESE, PHYLLIS ANN Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A. Freshman: H.R., Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y. Sophomore: F.H.A., Vice President; H.R., Vice Presi- dent; Tri-Hi-Y. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A. Senior: Tri-Hi-Y. RUPE, RODNEY LEE No activities. SEMONES, NANCY LEE Freshman: F.H.A. Senior: D.E. Club; F.H.A.; Chorus. 145 Senior Directory SEMONES, RONALD EDWARD Eighth Grade: H.R., Chaplain. Sophomore: Hi-Y : May Day Court. Junior: D.E. Club; Hi-Y; May Day Court. Senior: D.E., President ; Hi-Y. SPANGLER, JESSE EPPERLY Senior : Bus Driver. SPANGLER, JOHN WILLIS Eighth Grade: Senior Class Play. Junior: Hi-Y. Senior: Hi-Y, Secretary ; H.R. Secretary, Bus Driver. STINSON, BARBARA JEAN Eighth Grade : Band ; Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman : Majorette ; Band. Sophomore: Majorette; Monogram Club; Band. Junior: Major- ette ; Monogram Club ; Beta Club ; Band. Senior : Chorus ; Mono- gram Club ; Beta Club. STUART, JAMES STANLEY, JR. Eighth Grade : Mgr. of 8th Grade Football ; Hi-Y. Fresh- man : Hi-Y. Sophomore: Hi-Y; Chorus. Junior: F.T.A. Senior: Science Club: D.E., Parliamentarian; Hi-Y. SOUTHERLAND, DAVID WAYNE Eighth Grade: Science Fair, 3rd Place. Freshman: Science Fair. Junior: Chemistry Club. Senior: Chorus. TAYLOR, DONALD Eighth Grade: Football. Freshman: Junior Varsity Football. Sophomore: H.R., Secretary; Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior: Chemistry Club: Monogram Club: Beta Club; Varsity Football; Usher for Graduation. Senior: Beta Club ; Monogram Club ; Varsity Football. TAYLOR, BOBBY WAYNE No Activities. TAYLOR SHELDON WAYNE Junior: Bus Driver. THOMPSON, YVONNE MARIE Eighth Grade : Class, Treasurer ; H.R., Treasurer ; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; May Day. Freshman: H.R., President; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Student Council, Pep Club; May Day: Varsity Cheer- leader. Sophomore: Class, Secretary: Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Mono- gram Club, Secretary ; Pep Club : May Day Court : Varsity Cheerleader ; Talent Show. Junior : H.R., President ; Pep Club ; Monogram Club; Beta Club; Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council; Var- sity Cheerleader ; May Day Court ; Miss P.H.S. Contest ; Talent Show. Senior: Class, Vice President; H.R., Treasurer: Pep Club ; Monogram Club ; Beta Club ; Varsity Cheerleader, Head ; Annual Staff, Typist ; Senior Steering Committee ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. THORNTON, CECIL LESLIE Eighth Grade: Basketball. Junior: D.E. Club. Senior: D.E. Club. TOWNLEY, DONNA SUE Freshman: Junior Chorus. Junior: Beta Club. Senior: Beta Club : Library Club. TRAIL, OPAL ANN Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A. Freshman: Chorus; G.A.A. Sophomore: Chorus: G.A.A.; May Day. Junior: D.E. Club; Beta Club ; Deca Convention. Senior : D.E. Club, Secretary ; Beta Club. TURPIN, GLENNA LOUISE Sophomore: H.R. President; Student Council. Junior: H.R. Secretary: Beta Club. Senior: Beta Club. VANN, JENNIFER LOU Eighth Grade: H.R., Secretary. Freshman: F.H.A. ; May Day: Science Fair: May Day. Freshman: H.R., Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary. Sophomore : H.R. Secretary ; Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter. Junior: H.R., Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y, Delegate To Blue Ridge Assembly. Senior: H.R., Chaplain; Tri-Hi-Y, 2nd Vice Presi- dent ; Senior Steering Committee ; Miss P.H.S. Contest. VAUGHAN, AMELIA LYNNE Eighth Grade: G.A.A.; Science Fair. Freshman: G.A.A.; F.H.A. : Science Fair. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y, Historian. Junior: Beta Club. Senior : Beta Club ; Library Club. VAUGHAN, LOUIS BECKER Eighth Grade: Basketball; Football; Track. Freshman: H.R., Vice President ; Junior Varsity Football. Sophomore: H.R., Vice President; Hi-Y; Key Club; Junior Varsity Basketball. Junior: Hi-Y, Secretary-Treasurer; Member of State Championship Basketball Team ; Usher at Graduation. Senior : Key Club, Vice President ; Hi-Y, President ; “Oriole Chirps,” Sports Editor ; Beta Club ; Activities Council. VAUGHAN. RONALD OAKLEY Sophomore: N.J.H.S., Treasurer. Junior: Beta Club; Usher for Graduation. Senior: Class President; Beta Club; N.H.S. ; Hi-Y ; Senior Class Steering Committee. Activities Council. Art Show. Senior: D.E. WALL, RUBY JANE Eighth Grade : Science Fair. Freshman : Science Fair. VAUGHAN, VIRGINIA ALYNE Eighth Grade: H.R. Secretary. Freshman: F.H.A.; May Day; WAMPLER, HALLIE CROCKETT Sophomore: Transferred from Fries, Va. Junior: H.R., Chap- lain. WARD, JAMES WILLIAM Eighth Grade: Band; Football; Track; May Day. Freshman: Band, drum major ; Hi-Y : Track. Sophomore : H.R., President ; Hi-Y; Student Council; Football; Basketball. Junior: H.R., Vice President ; Class Treasurer ; Monogram Club ; F.T.A. : Beta Club; Chemistry Club; Football; Science Fair; District Science Fair; State Science Fair; Graduation Usher. Senior: H.R., Vice President: Monogram Club: Key Club; Beta Club; Secretary of Senior Class. WARD, LILLIAN NADINE Freshman : F.H.A. ; May Day. Sophomore : May Day. WARDEN, JIMMY DuVAL Eighth Grade: Class Vice President; Football; Basketball; Track. Freshman : Class President ; H.R., President ; Student Council; Track; Junior Varsity Basketball. Sophomore; Key Club; Junior Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Track; May Court. Junior: H.R., President; Key Club; Monogram Club; Student Council; Graduation Usher: Varsity Football; Basket- ball; Track; May Court. Senior: Monogram Club, Key Club; Chemistry Club; Football. WARDEN, MITCHELL RAY Sophomore: Track: Wrestling. Junior: D.E. ; Wrestling; Graduation Usher. Senior: D.E., Vice President; Monogram Club. WARDEN, NANCY LEE Junior : Beta Club ; Senior : Beta Club. WELCH RONALD LEROY Freshman: Junior Varsity Basketball, Manager. WEBB, LINDA CREGER Senior : Beta Club. WHITAKER, SANDRA GAYE Eighth Grade: Tri-Hi-Y; G.A.A.; Talent Show. Freshman: Tri-Hi-Y. Sophomore: Tri-Hi-Y. Junior: Tri-Hi-Y. Senior: H.R., Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y. WINDLE, JUDITH LOUISE Junior : May Day, Chorus. WORRELL, JAMES EDWARD Sophomore: N.J.H.S. Junior: Graduation Usher. YOUNG, GEORGE ALEXANDER Eighth Grade : H.R. President ; Student Council ; May Day ; Freshman : S.C.A. Treasurer ; Hi-Y ; May Court ; Sophomore : H.R. Treasurer; Key Club; May Court; Wrestling Team; Jun- ior; H.R. Treasurer; Key Club; May Day Court. Senior: H.R. President ; Key Club ; Student Council ; Senior Steering Com- mittee: Art Club. Uhese are the times that come once and are no more . . . The Hon. Pat Jennings speaks to the senior government classes. Mrs. Perdue and Phil Huff welcome dis- trict library club president and members to P.H.S. Miss Gallimore, Ronald Vaughan, and Jimmy Ward admire the results of the stu- dents response to the opportunity of shar- ing with others in the S.C.A. Can drive. Mr. Clay and Mr. Tacy welcome the Eighth Grad- ers on the first day of school. 147 Uhese are that come again the times again ancf Students talk, and listen, and talk again. Mrs. Holiday and the cafeteria staff cook lunch for over 600 people. Key Club members engage in the daily ritual of raising and lowering the flag. Miss Lewis types letters, and absentee sheets, answers the telephone, and graciously receives students, teachers, and visitors to the office. 71 Jo eri is e m en s Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. 19 East Main St. — Pulaski MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Hospital corner Your Walgreen Agency Store Prescriptions Fountain Sundries Compliments of GALLIMORE and LIVELY, INC. General Contractors Pulaski Virginia ECONOMY MARKET 45 East Main Free Delivery Pulaski, Virginia O. K. BARBER SHOP IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL 150 PULASKI PRINTING COMPANY There is no Substitute for Quality Clyde L. Duncan Owner It Pays To Look Well ELK ' S BARBER SHOP TYLER DRUG CO., INC. Your Rexall Store Prescription Specialists Prescriptions called for and Delivered at no Extra Cost Phone 2-601 1 Phone 2-4701 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 63 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. PULASKI WORKS 151 Compliments of PULASKI VANCE COMPANY, INC. Your Westinghouse Dealer in Pulaski Pulaski Virginia And Compliments of PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Building Material and Lumber Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-5751 152 Congratulations To The Class of 1963 NEWBERN PLANT STAUNTON RIVER FINISHING COMPANY DIVISION OF KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. NEWBERN, VIRGINIA 153 Compliments of EMMART Millinery and Children ' s Wear DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES Headquarters For School Supplies Pulaski - Marion - Wytheville Compliments of GLENN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Pulaski Virginia Compliments of PARKS-BELK CALDWELL-SITES CO. Office Equipment — Stationery A. B. Dick Duplicating Machines and Supplies Wholesale Blue Horse School Supplies Roanoke Winchester Compliments of PULASKI SERVICE CENTER Newbern Road Pulaski Virginia Compliments of SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA GAS COMPANY 338 N. Washington Ave. Pulaski Virginia Compliments of NUMBER ONE DRUG STORE 73 W. Main St. Phone 2-1111 Pulaski,Virginia 154 Dial Dl 3-2421 P. O. Box 556 C. B. HALSEY CO. Wholesale Distributor — Institutional Foods R. L. (BOB) TRUSSELL Sales Representative ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, INC. Phone 2-0021 Pulaski Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD Virginia Congratulations To Class of ' 63 THE PULASKI NATIONAL BANK Two Convenient Locations Main Office — Pulaski Branch Office — Fairlawn 155 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Have a Coke 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 We Furnish The Home Completely Never a Carrying Charge Compliments of GUYNN FURNITURE CO. Pulaski Virginia 156 Today, as always, the C P voice with a smile is as close as Operator” on your dial. Intelligently, cheerfully, the Operator” handles phone calls to faraway places and intricate day-to-day problems of telephone users. Her job is interesting, important, demanding and rewarding. She’s an indis- pensable member of our C P communica- tions service team. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA A Bell System Company 157 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 63 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 Congratulations to the Class of ' 63 STEGER ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Compliments of VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO. Pulaski Virginia 158 Compliments of FOOD FAIR Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of 1963 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home of Fine Foods Compliments of E. D. DAVID District Manager People ' s Life Insurance Co. Pontiac Cadillac Tempest RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY Pulaski, Virginia G. M. C. Trucks Dealer ' s License Number 240 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. PULASKI, VIRGINIA COURTESY GRILL (Next To Pulaski Hospital) Home of Happy Eating 159 ! Pulaski Virginia Pulaski RAFLO’S 11. ' Clothes Just For You ' Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 63 810 North Jefferson Avenue STRICKLER’S FUNERAL HOME 160 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE COLEMAN FURNITURE CORPORATION PULASKI, VIRGINIA 161 COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI FURNITURE CORPORATION PULASKI, VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS FROM MAYBERRY BUICK - OLDSMOBILE, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VIRGINIA 162 COMPLIMENTS OF JEFFERSON MILLS THE PLANT THAT CARES PULASKI VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 Compliments of HIGHLAND MEMORY GARDENS CROWELL BUILDING PHONE 5-1181 or 4-1735 CEMETERY LOCATED ON ROUTE 11, DUBLIN, VA. 163 CONGRATULATIONS. . . TO THE CLASS OF ' 63 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY ILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, INC. 164 COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL KITTING MILLS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY HOSIERY OVER 43 YEARS IN PULASKI PULASKI VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE FUR STORAGE PULASKI, VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS IN COOPERATION WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN PULASKI, VIRGINIA 1 65 Janis Fagg Patsy Cook Kay Covey Diana Grubb Yvonne Thompson Kathryn Clark Jennifer Vann Margaret Sue Flippin Mary Agnes Lively Mary K. Gemmell Mary Lou Chumbley BOB ' S SHOE CENTER PULASKI, VIRGINIA WALLACE ' S Pulaski, Virginia 166 GEORGE ' S MEN ' S SHOP Pulaski Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS FASHIONS COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP AND WYSOR APPLIANCES DIAL 3-3971 Pulaski Virginia Betty Beth Phyllis Delores Billie Betty Anne 167 Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Southern States Pulaski Co-Operative, Inc. DIAL 2-5691 PULASKI, VIRGINIA MAX ' S BAKERY WE SPECIALIZE IN CAKES AND COOKIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments of CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF VISIT SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ' S FINEST SHOWPLACE Mr. and Mrs. Vance Leeson and daughter PULASKI THEATER lone Leeson RELAX AND ENJOY THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT COMPLIMENTS OF MARSHALL WELDING SUPPLY East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments Of Mrs. Miller D. Bushong Homeroom 104 Class of 63 Betty King Carolyn Lane Franklin Owens Charlotte Lane Jimmy Palmer lone Leeson Posey Payne Patty Lewis Roger Peyton Mary Agnes Lively Bill Phibbs Barbara McMillan David Poindexter Billy Powers Pam Morrison Joyce Morris David Ratcliff Jewel Nelson Dickie Ratcliff Ronnie Semones Wanda Nixon Ann Patton John Spangler Doris Phibbs Phyllis Reese Bassam Rasheed Rodney Rupe Larry Rakes 168 THE PEOPLE ' S NATIONAL BANK OF PULASKI MEMBER F.D.I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRO - PLASTIC FABRICS, INC. VINYL COATED FABRICS PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI ESSO SERVICENTER PULASKI, VIRGINIA 169 GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST DISTRIBUTED BY FARRIS BROS. DAIRY, M. PHONE OR 4-2721 NEWBERN VIRGINIA 170 Your Daytime Companion with POWER! PROMOTIONS! W.P.ILV. Phone 3-3931 5000 1000W 1580 KC Pulaski, Va. Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1946 Congratulations To The Class of ' 63 DARI-DELITE Sundaes Ice Cream Soft Drinks Pulaski Virginia Compliments of AMERICAN PIGMENT CORPORATION Pulaski — Hiwassee Virginia 171 WALL ' S JEWELERS Your Bridal Registration Headquarters Pulaski, Virginia The members of the business staff of the 1963 ORIOLE would like to thank the students, faculty, and the advertisers for their kind cooperation in producing this annual. Henry Albert- Bobby Hilton Frankie Flippin 172 ■ • • - — _ Property of Pulaski County Library 60 West Third St. Pulaski, VA 24301