Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Richard Wayne Agee Richard Thrills of exploration; The search for advent- ure. Carolyn Ann Adams Carolyn French temperament; A hope chest. El airte Companionship shared; Gentle as a lamb. Roger Dean Altizer Roger A warm smile; A firm handshake. Danny Ray Anderson Danny The will to win ; Determined gridiron combat. Rita Rebecca Anderson Rita A strand of pearls; A lady in her right. 27

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CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right : Eddie Goodson, Vice President; Ronnie Southern, Secretary; Marie Worrell, Treasurer ; Richard Clark, President. SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1964, look back upon each day we spent at P.H.S. as a ray of light, or a drop of moisture to a mighty tree. We now review these days, so essential to our whole lives ; the days of our budding into a new life, the days of enrichment and nourishment as we became a mature part of this organism. We remember well the happen- ings of our four previous years “on the hill”; the competition in the Homecoming parades, sports and pep rallies, the Junior-Senior Prom, and the highlight of our Junior year, our long-awaited class rings. While we hold these memories dear to our hearts, they can not surpass those of our Sen- ior year. Among these treasured memories are the unexpressable feeling of marching into assemblies, selling Christmas cards and magazines, decorating the class Christmas tree, the Boy’s Beauty pageant, all leading up to an unforgettable climax — The Senior trip. Yes, we have passed the spring, summer and winter of our season at P.H.S., and as we approach the fall, we feel that we are fully prepared to disembark from the tree and be- come a part of the world around us. We wish to thank all the faculty members for their help and guidance, but we especi- ally want to express our appreciation to our senior sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Bushong, Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. Edna Loftus, Mrs. Bes- sie Totten, and Miss Mayme McCoy. And now, as we approach graduation, w r e depart with fond memories of the past and hope for the future. Our thoughts will return often to these hallowed halls. To those who remain, we bequeath our cherished heritage, and hope that your years here will be as happy and rewarding as ours were. 26

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Sue Ellen Anderson Sue The changing seasons; Love of good times. Gerry James Atkinson Gerry A Santa Claus suit; Laughter in a class- room. Stanley Lee Bentley Stanley Everyone’s friend; Enjoyment of life. Clarence Edward Bayne, Jr. Eddie Significant decisions; Ever dependable. Dennis Gardner Barrett Dennis Transition in the mak- ing; A new leaf overturned. Sherry Juanita Bailey Sherry A sudden change of mood ; The tinkle of a bell. 28