Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

■■i ■ L IT ' W 1 n r ‘ Bp ' i SN Wf )t 1965 Oriole Volume XLIV Published By The Students of IJuIaskt j cljool Tjj n lasfet, Virginia CHIME TATE Editor in Chief GLORIA DOYLE Associate Editor FRANKIE FLIPPIN Business Manager LINDA PATTERSON Associate Editor Ex Libris 2 ‘(Elj t Reiielattott As the days of a high school career become numbered, a student becomes proud of those thmgs for which he has stood. Therefore, as a door behind closes on the old and a door ahead opens on the new, we pause to declare a faith and pride in those ideals which have helped guide us to this time of fulfillment. It is then, with a feeling of accomplishment and satis- faction, that we, the ORIOLE Staff, present to you the Seal of Pulaski High School through our yearbook theme for 1965 — THE REVELATION. As the words sportsmanship, friendship, citizenship, leadership, and most importantly scholarship are implied in the symbol- ism of the shield, we see these actual qualities incul- cated in the life of the student body. Truly our days within these classrooms and halls are numbered. May we have the wisdom to accept these symbols as life goals. May we ever play the game of life honestly. Socially may we never become too busy to cultivate a worthwhile friendship. Spiritually, may we have the courage to lead, rather than follow the crowd. Physically , may we commend our school sports and support them without reserve. Academically, may we progress under the guidance of our fine teachers. Mentally, may we never lose the desire to study and learn. As we look at the events of the past year, as set forth in our book, we will find the Seal revealed to us in many forms. It is our hope, that in years to come, these pages will serve as reminders — not only of happy ex- periences, but also of ideals yet to be achieved. — Frank Trotter Bedtcatton As we strive to prepare ourselves mentally, as well as physical- ly, to become successful citizens of the world, we must be guided by those who have attained more than knowledge — that being experience. The students of P. H. S. feel richly blessed to have such a fine faculty and administrative staff, which are such a great asset to any student’s schooling. This year we feel compelled to recognize one who has been outstanding in service and devotion to the teaching profession. Many times over, our obligations to her have been renewed. In directing one of the most beauftiul ceremonies of our school year and in guiding one of our most outstanding organizations, this teacher has endured many hours of hard work, because she felt that her students were depending on her to help and guide them. Her excitement and enthusiasm have been challenging examples to her pupils, and their devotion to her has brought them many victories. After graduating from Radford College, she established a teaching career at Pulaski High School, where her services have been highlights in the years of P. H. S. Of her past achievements we have reminisced admiringly, of her future success we anticipate hopefully, and now most loving- ly, we dedicate the 1965 Oriole to MRS. KATHERINE G. KEG- LEY. rs. Ratljmne (I. Kegleg 5 We are guided MENTALLY by our devoted teachers. Page 15 We are trained ACADEMICALLY for various vocations. Page 25 Our many activities help us to mature SPIRITUALLY. Page 97 8 We participate PHYSICALLY to more fully develop ourselves. Page 125 SOCIALLY we have fun and fellowship with our classmates. Page 143 COOPERATIVELY we all strive to attain our goals. Page 157 9 ,3jrog prince rama (Hlaeses present ®l|6 Sleeping 10 1 1 Chime Tate Editor-in-Chief (IDrioIe Mrs. Edna Love Sponsor Linda Patterson Associate Editor — Activtites Nikki Combiths Literary Editor Gloria Doyle Associate Editor — Features Frankie Flippin Business Manager Frank Trotter Literary Editor 12 Beth Boan Art Editor Greg Rooker Boys’ Sports Editor Linda Warden Senior Class Editor Jill Howard Girls’ Sports Editor Dotty Cassell Typist Frances Kesling Typist Carol Varone Typist 13 S. T. Crockett Assistant Editor Dorothy Wright Photographer Sue Goodson Sophomore Class Editor Su-Su Owen Typist Wanda Pugh Junior Class Editor Sharon Davis Photographer Susan Albert Business Secretary Ned Bane Eighth Grade Class Editor 14 Mtntallp Congratulations to our annaul staff and their faithful advisor, Mrs. Love, for this splendid edition of the Oriole. Their able work and their de- votion to this task have produced an excellent pictorial account of this school year which holds many fond memories for each of us. The memories which it holds for me in my first year as principal of Pulaski High are more than can be numbered. High among them will al- ways be the warm reception and cooperation given to me by our students, staff, and patrons. Congratulations to our graduating class. Your unique contributions have made our school a better one. Your many talents and ambitions lead me to expect much from you in the days to come. Sincerely, William E. Porter 16 Mr. Dewey Wilson Assistant Principal B.S.: East Tenn. State Univers ity As we come to the close of another school year, I would hope that along with its passing that each of you may look at this fine book with a sense of pride and accomplishment in what it represents. I have faith and confidence in you as young people to use what you have learned this year in a manner which will reflect honor and credit to you, your school, and your community. I want to congratulate the annual staff on their hard work in preparing this fine book and for preserving these, our school memories. My last wish to each of you is for a healthy, wholesome, and happy life. 17 Miss Elizabeth Blair B.A. : Vanderbilt University English Mrs. Kathryn W. Brockman B.A. : R.M.W.C. Commercial Miss Susan E. Caldwell B.S. : Radford College Audio-Visual ; Library Mrs. Jonne H. Clemmer B.S. : Madison College Home Economics Mr. Lloyd R. Davis A.B. : Morehead State Mechanical Drawing Miss Suzanne David B.S. : Radford College Social Studies 18 Mr. Howard J. Duncan B.S. : Concord College M.S. : Florida State Univ. Science ; Health P. Ed. Mrs. Billie D. Farmer B.S. ; Radford College Commercial Miss Emma Gallimore B.A. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Sandra M. Goforth B.S. : Radford College English Mrs. Frankye R. Harkrader B.S. : Radford College Health P. Ed. 19 Mr. Elmer E. Huff B.A. : Radford College M. Ed.: V.P.I. Guidance Mrs. Linda A. Joyce B.A. : Radford College English ; Spanish 20 Mr9. Edna A. Loftus B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mr. Harry L. Loftus A.B. : Lynchburg College Health P. Ed. Miss Mayme K. McCoy B.S. : Radford College Government 21 Mrs. Alzie B. Mode B.S. : Radford College Government ; History Mrs. Lalah H. Newman B.S. : Radford College Home Economics Mrs. Margaret P. Perdue B.A. : William Mary Librarian Mr. Arby H. Phibbs Bridgewater; V.P.I. Vocational Education Mr. William C. Puckett B.S. : Concord College Biology Mrs. Joyce O. Rawls B.S. : Madison College Science 22 M rs. Juanita C. Robertson B.S. : Radford College Latin Mr. Ed Rockwell B.S. : Morris Harvey College M.A. : W. Va. Univ. Health and Physical Education Mrs. Myrna Rockwell B.A. : Radford College Chorus Mrs. Thelma L. Sanders B.S. M.S. : Indiana State Guidance Mrs. Judith H. Scott B.S. : Radford College World Geography Miss Ruth A. Simpson B.S. : Radford College Commercial 23 � 3 Mr. Carl R. Tacy B.S. : Davis Elkins College English Mrs. Katherine Sutherland B.S. : Radford College English ; Speech Dramatics Mrs. Caroline S. Thomas B.A. : Agnes Scott College U. S. History r. Charles B. Tickle S. : Pembroke State Social Studies Mrs. Bessie S. Totten B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Sue Harrison Totten B.S. : Radford College World Geography Mrs. Mildred R. Whitt B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Shirley M. Wingfield B.S. : Stetson Univ. Science 24 25 j mtor (ill ass Officers: Glennwood Lookabill, President; Frankie Flippin, Vice-President; Jimmy Chapman, Treasurer ; Linda Surface, Secretary 26 The Senior Class of 1965 will soon be only a memory in the hearts of each remaining student and faculty member at Pulaski High School. Our memories are precious to each of us as we recall the years that have passed so swiftly. We were the largest eighth grade class to enter Pulaski High School. Through the years we have lost many of our members; how- ever, we still remain a large class. As eighth graders, we were bewildered when we first entered the doors of Pulaski High School to our new way of life. We had to adapt to many changes and situations. Proud were we, when we became the Freshman class of Pulaski High School. Gradually, we became accustomed to our high school career. As Sophomores, we began to know more people and to participate in more activities; as Sophomores, we felt a bigger part of our school. During our Sophomore year, we managed to adopt a class slogan, which will remain in the hearts of each of us as we launch out to seek our separ- ate fortunes in life: WE’RE HEP WE’RE ALIVE WE’RE THE CLASS OF ’65!! When we became Juniors, we received our long awaited class rings. Diligently we worked selling stationery in order to give the Senior Class of 1964 one of the loveliest proms in the history of Pulaski High School. The anxiety we felt as we marched into our first assembly can not be described in words. We felt a great disappointment when we were told we were unable to have a Senior trip; as a substitute for our trip, we were given a “Class Day.” We were proud of Valerie Atkinson when she captured the title of “Queen” during the Miss P.H.S. Contest. The Senior Class and a Senior homeroom were first in the school’s Can Drive to aid the needy. During our homecoming parade, we received sec- ond place for our float. Now, soon — too soon — our final year draws to a close. Graduation awaits the Class of ’65. We wish to thank the entire faculty of Pulaski High School, for their patience and guidance. Especially we wish to thank our Senior sponsors: Mrs. Margaret Bushong, Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. Edna Loftus, Miss Mayme McCoy, Mrs. Joyce Robinson, Mrs. A. L. Mode, Mr. Wil- liam Puckett, Miss Dean Repass, and Mrs. Bessie Totten. We leave Pulaski High School with fond memories. Her walls have echoed with our joys and our sorrows for five years. Our quest for maturi- ty and knowledge has begun to be fulfilled, and now, we, as Seniors, are ready to seek our treasures. 27 Robert Raymond Akers Donnie An old-time runabout; A real pal. Larry Steven Alley Larry Viewing nature from an easel, Interpreting in oil. Roy Lee Alley Roy A coin collection ; Radio waves. Channie Elizabeth Allen Channie Mixed colors on a palette; Sugar and spice. Barbara Jane Altizer Barbara Perseverance ; The twirl of a baton. James Pierce Allen J. P. Spring fever; Riding at the speed of light. Edward John Askew Ed The mechanic; Twelve-point buck. Valerie Jean Atkinson Valerie A smile means so much; A beautiful smile captures many titles. Martha Ann Beckner Martha It is often better to be a follower ; And one follows best in silence. Gerald Wayne Bell Wayne Loyalty; The thrill of a race. Jo Ann Aust Jody Reliable; Anticipating a good time. Richard Michael Aust Richard Sliding to base; Leading the band. William Robert Beamer Bill A psychologist’s inquiries; Silvery tones of a trumpet. George Lewis Bevins George Stage technicalities; To whom science fiction be- comes reality. Betty Sue Bishop Betty Nice to know; Equable temperment. Elizabeth Thomas Boan Beth Heights of perfection; Artistic excellence. Sue Moles Booth Sue A lovely smile; A radiant face. Doris Ann Breedlove Doris Carefree efforts; Humorist on stage. j mtor Carolyn Ann Brockmeyer Carolyn Musical accomplishments ; Relief of laughter. Sandra Jean Bowyer Sandra Neat; Velvet touch. Ralph Monroe Bocock, Jr. Ralph Increased learning; A peaceful countryside. Milton Henry Brockmeyer, Jr. Brock Roar of a muffler; Always willing. Class Dennis Edwin Brown Dennis Stifled strength; Exerting humor. Linda Jean Buckner Jean Carrying life’s heaviest bur- dens; Exalting life’s greatest joys. Johnny Nathaniel Burchett Johnny Visions of a ten-pound bass; The world on a printed page. Joel Benjamin Burchett Joel A stealthy hunt; Crossing the rapids. Jentery Samuel Buchanan Sammy Brilliance of ideas; Court of action. Judith Lenett Burke Judy Originality in action; An ingenious mind. Kenneth Wayne Carrico Kenny A craving for the gridiron, A greater hunger for knowl- edge. Charles Draper Chaffin, Jr. Chuck Rolling tumult of a drum, Whether on instrument or desk. Darlene Virginia Caldwell Darlene A sunbeam when she smiles; Compliments from her heart. Dorothy Fredric Cassell Dotty Cascades of delight; Filling a hope chest. Robert Jackson Cauthen Robert Not lacking mischief, A prospect of innocence. Marcia Suzanne Carroll Marcia Joy personified in her smile; Elfish pleasure in her pranks. tor Judy Darlene Chaffin Judy Whirling steel; Fascination on four wheels. Diane Elaine Chandler Diane Warm spice cake and apple pie; Planning for the future. (Ela gg Effie Dalton Chrisley Effie A friendly remark; The solemness of midnight. James William Chandler James Strong attraction to the out-of- doors, Hunting, fishing, and swim- ming. Nancy Jean Chrisley Nancy Devotion is the attribute, For which happiness is her re- ward. James Harry Chapman, III Jimmy Clouds hovering in a dark sky, May have a silver lining. Gary Randal Chinault Twig Trees with slender trunks, Have strong branches. Patricia Ann Chrisley Pat Dusty marching shoes; A jubilant simper. Evelyn Emogene Clark Evelyn A perfect record; Obligated to her responsibili- ties. Jerry Wayne Collins Jerry Music on six strings; Hymns of praise. Nancy Nichol Combiths Nikki Concern for mankind; Beauty, poise, warmth. Karen Penelope Clark Penny A barefoot lass, In a world of her own. Arthur Cox Arthur Sunday afternoon drives; A broken chord. Dreama Alesie Cochran Dreama Where there is peace; A refreshing personality. junior Mauyer Ellis Cox, Jr. Mauyer Quick sketches; Love of nature. Nancy Linkous Cox Nancy Domestic satisfaction; Over hill and dale. Oil ass Joan Dalton Joan A quiet stream, Overflowing with beneficence. Rodney Andron Cox Rodney A gentleman; Observant. Juanita Gainette Dalton Juanita Obliging with hesitance; A woman in her own right. Gary David Cruff Gary Esquire of distinction; Expressions of kindness. Gary Duane Dalton Gary The date on an old coin; Randall Blake Dalton Randy Deserving; Laborious tasks. Jeanne Marie D’Amour Jeanne Installation of a new appear- anc e; Revelation of old sentiments. Garry Thomas Dawson Garry Earnest; Books of knowledge. Ann Bowman Dean Anne An exciting game; Bon voyage! Charles Wayne Davis Wayne Fill ’er up’! A clownish diversion. Roger Lynn Dean Dean Miniature giant; Ideal companionship. Wanda Faye Davidson Wanda Beauty of the soul; Meeting the challenge of life. junior Patsy Jean DeHart Patsy Jean Ocean spray; Skimming the surface. Charles Edward Dent, Jr. Joe Expressing himself through many talents; Always in the spirit of things. Class Douglas Kelly Eades Doug Unselfishness; Almost irreproachable. Gloria Dawn Doyle Gloria Cryptic knowledge; Trying hard to please. Stephen Gilbert Earhart Steve A brisk walk; Feet in flight. Jerry Lee Duncan Jerry Retrieving a feathered carcass; Three hundred-fifty horsepower. Sheila Suezane Duncan Sheila The latest dance step; Gratifying efforts. Sara Jane English Sara Jane A bubbling brook, always gay, Its bed running deep. Billy Eugene Fagg Billy Powerful ; An aqueous sport. Peggy Sue Fiore Peggy Pure enjoyment, As though the band plays on. Gilmer Franklin Flippin Frankie Challenge of an argument; Excelling in his abilities. Herschel Lee Farmer Herschel A hard day’s night; The storm begins to calm. Clarence Lee Folden, Jr. C. L. Physical height; Training for a vocation. Patricia Massie Farmer Pat Of whom much is expected ; Punctilious appearance. junior William Frederick Fox Freddie A most likable fellow; Prince Charming. Daniel Layne French Danny Channels of music; Tuning in delight. Oil ass Carol Ann Goggin Blondie Ambassador of good will ; Deep concern for people. David Lee Garwood David Casting a line; Challenge of the Alps. John Frank Gilbert Frankie Malice toward none; Heart-felt salutations. Kenneth Webster Gray Kenneth Good day for ice skating; A baited hook. Fannie Frances Gravely Frances In all fairness; A child’s respect. Arnold Garfield Garlic Arnold Green hilltops; Muffled sounds. Stella Mae Gray Stella Fading moonbeams; A fawn. Betty Lou Grubb Betty Happy greetings; Just bubbling over! Allen Ray Haga Allen A technical drawing; Practicing a good hold. James Bruce Gregory J. B. Remote ; Controlling a forest fire. Jennifer Sue Haga Sue Serious thoughts; A parody of jovial remarks. Joan Frances Gregory Joan Postage stamps; Member of the group. Junior Troy Vernon Hagee Troy Masculine pastimes; Distributing his education. Barbara Ogle Hall Barbara A feather duster; Mystic splendor. Class Linda Bassett Hall Linda Hidden fire; Younger than springtime. Carolyn Sue Hall Carolyn A frequent smile; A frail swan on a crystal lake. Doris Ann Harriman Doris An unrehearsed comedian; Restrained antics. Garrett Wayne Hall Gary Signals from the coach; A king on the throne. Jerry Wayne Hall Jerry 3-D, Cinemascope, and Techni- color. Under the hood. Pansy Kemp Hawkins Pansy Always a good sport; Always a level head. Vera Aretis Hawkins Vera A novel anthology; Shy response. Gary Braxton Herndon Gary Managing the team; Helping the nation. Frankie Darlene Hoback Frankie Engaging, Through thick and through thin. Janie Carol Hison Janie An outstanding person; Eternal torch of Olympia. Patsy Ann Henley Patsy One who sprinkles a seed of mirth, Reaps a harvest of satisfaction. Linda Sue Holmes Linda Content; A wholesome personality. Jane Everhart Hotz Jane Mathematical speed ; Steady chuckle. Oil ass Bobby Gene Hunter Bobby A loaded barrel; Mirth of Jove. Earlene Fae Howard Earlene Bright side of the penny; Always jolly. Danny Carlton Hurst Danny A flock of birds; A long range shot. Barbara Jill Howard Jill Practical ; A crumpet and a bit of tea. Connie Madeline Hylton Connie A hearty greeting; To call one by name means a lot. Thelma Lee Ingles Thelma Avid reader; Pom per diem. Wanda Joyce Jennings Wanda The chatter of a bluejay; Amicable. Leonard Wayne Jarrells Wayne Reserved ; The hunter. Everett Paxton Jackson Paxy Friendliness, his virtue; His strength, behind a racket. Larry Gomez Johnson Peanut The victory of a pin; The lazy days of summer. Fred Dennis Jackson Dennis Fun on two wheels; Surrounded by construction. junior Neal Dewayne Johnson Neal Behind the scenes; A strike and a spare. William Preston Johnston Bill Humorous animation; Incessant comments. flllass Benny Dale Jones Benny A roaring campfire; Sleeping under the stars. Emma Byrd Jones Emma Byrd Memories of pigtails; For the young at heart. Patricia Paulette Keatley Pat One upon whom you can always rely, For a job well done. Frances Elizabeth Kesling Fran Eager anticipation, Whole-hearted participation. Virginia Ellen Kidd Virginia Slow to ask, Quick to respond. Carol Ann King Carol Signs of spring; Domestic truths unknown. Kenneth Eugene Klopp, Jr. Kenneth A mountain retreat; Peaceful existence. Patricia Hailey Lockett Pat Her destiny is complete; Appreciative. Glennwood Royce Lookabill Glennwood Seriousness in disguise; Success in his grasp. Walter Bascom Kanode, Jr. Wally After hours; Dreaming of the hunt. Estella Nelissa Lottier Estella Business at hand; A rhythmic performance. Eddie Silbert Linville Eddie Bow and arrow; A winding stream. junior Janice Yvetta Lyons Janice Relaxation; Conquering the miles. Alice Joan Marshall Joan Holiday seasons; Unobtruvise co-operation. Jane Maxwell Jane Adventures in math; Melodious strains. Dennis Thrill of an autumn day; Key to knowledge. Raymond Maxwell Raymond Fast cars; Good music. Terry Andrew Martin Tert ' y He who knows is wise — Follow him. Bonnie Via Matherly Bonnie Southern pride; Constant as the North star. Patricia Ann Mayberry Pat A daydream; The beauty of ebony. Mary Catherine McFall Mary Demand for accuracy, Studying problems of society. Velma Sue Meredith Velma Quiet ambition; Security of a friend. Brenda Gail McGlothin Brenda White skates; People and places. Dolly Marie Millirons Dolly Reading in a cozy nook; Enjoying the action of sports. Janice Reynolds Morefield Janice A song in the air; Willing helper. Suzanne Moody Suzanne Twinkling fingers; Steady on the path. Margaret Elsie Morefield Margaret Steady as the wind; A pink poppy. Ann Sherry Morefield Sherry Makes music a joy; Cheerfullness prevails. Herman Wayne Morris Wayne Widespread interest; Always there. Linda Jane Morris Lynn Modest appraisal; A close companion. (Ulass Linda Lewis Murphy Linda A bird in the spring; Embroidery needle. Robert Howard Nash Bobby The game begins; Victory is his. Carolyn Louise Myers Carolyn Children’s things; Boughs of holly. Nancy Elaine Neese Nancy Behind an open window; French pastries. Donald Wayne Newman Don Strength from within; Genuine feelings. Thomas Benjamin Noland Tom Fisherman’s delight; Castles in the sky. Brenda Sue Ogle Sue Success in making acquaint- ances, Satisfaction in keeping old ones. junior Carol Ayers Pagan Carol A ready assistant; Protecting the goal. Christo Bane Pack, Jr. C.B. Electrical notes; A hand for repairs. Randolph Bruce Nuckols Randy Quicksilver courage; A knight to remember. Sandra Rogers Painter Sandra Soft as the dusk; Happy thoughts. Donald Ray Parks Donnie Roast venison; Ripples on the lake. Class Melanie Jane Pearce Melanie Grace of the Sugar Plum Fairy; A plumed hat. Linda Sue Patterson Linda An orange megaphone; Withdrawn dignity. Gayle Oneedia Payton Gayle Rock and roll artist; Intricate steps. Earlene Boyde Phibbs Earlene Homemade fashions; La petite. Patricia Ann Parks Patsy A song and a prayer; Sincere sportsmanship. Jolly conversationalist; Yearning to help. Grace Ellen Phelps Grace Robert Kent Powell Robert Moving tempos; Worth of character. Ronald Earnest Powers Ronnie A tower of strength; Center of the squad. Carolyn Ann Powers Carolyn Cheering for the team; A regal princess. Iva Mae Price Iva Melodies in the moonlight; Light-hearted and gay. mtor Jerry Duane Pugh Jerry Sport afield; The highest peak. Cecil Roy Prillaman Cecil Humorously expressive; Riding the wave. Donald Milton Ratcliff Donald Competition on the mat; Exuberance overflows; Robert Lee Ratcliff Bobby Talent on ivory keys; A sophisticated air. Oil ass James Arlen Repass James Breath of open air; Creative in his own. Susan Belle Ratcliff Susan Heart of cheer; Summer sunset. Dennis Troy Ray Troy Vivid imagination; Theater marquee. Carolyn Diane Reaves Carolyn Fast-moving pace; Rider up! Charles Harper Rhett Charles Ambitious determination; A laugh is the answer. Robert Lowery Richardson Bobby Radio waves; Even temperament. Linda Quesenberry Ridpath Linda Back seat traveller; Hidden secrets. Suella May Robinson Suella Foot-loose and fancy free; Dependent on her goals. Charles Edward Rodgers Buddy Countersign of friendship; Master of rhythm. Darla Jean Riggs Darla Dip in the pool; World of fantasy. Sylvia Jean Rogers Jean Captured on canvas; Feline by character. Glenthia Louise Rigney Glenthia Dash of seasoning; Red dancing slippers. mtor Daniel Gregory Rooker Greg Depths unknown; Ambitions untold. Wilber Daniel Roope Dan Money management; In search of quail. (Elass Seymore Peyton Rupe, Jr. Butch Hot rod expert; Batter up! Stephen McNeil Roseberry Steve Wandering troubadour; Bountiful talent. Diane Carolyn Rosenbaum Diane First snowfall; Full sail. Brenda Joyce Rupe Brenda Girlish reflections; Cut glass formations. Virginia Dianne Russell Dianne A riding habit; Free as a bird. Howard Gilmer Sadler Howard The great debater; Capable, versatile, direct. Danny Wayne Safewright Danny Mechanical curiosity; Oncoming headlights. Stephen Randolph Sage Stephen A study in history; Foundations of rock. James Richard Semones James A born jokester; Little Boy Blue. Thomas Mason Seagle Tom Underwater fantasy; Faithful and true. Margaret Blanche Seagle Margaret Heartfelt thanks; Obstinate in her benevolence. entor Bernard Ray Shutt Ray Power of kindness; Temple to friendship. Caroline Sutherland Self Cary Abilities to be admired; Qualities supreme. Gail Wallace Siglin Gail Sheen of silk; Nightingale in the willow. Curtis Slusher Curtis A forest pathway; A day on the farm. Oil ass Peggy Jo Smith Peggy Jo Odds and ends; Intense player. Stephen Michael Smith Steve Grandstand supporter; A refreshing swim. Randolph Smith Randy A red wagon; A helping hand. Carl Arthur Smith Carl Vibrations of a dance band; Gentleman of high stature. Paul Michael Sorrell Paul Deep are his thoughts; Alea jacta est. Linda Gail Stoots Linda Joy of words; Appreciative listener. Martha Hope Sutherland Martha Hand for leadership; Bouyant spirit. Senior Rickie Gene Talbert Rickie An opened book; Trenchant thoughts. Ronnie Eugene Spencer Ronnie Hopefullness of youth; A sparkle in his eye. Randall Creed Sumner Randy Faraway places; A liking for electronics. Donald Eugene Surface Donnie Carefree countenance; Mischief making. Linda Freshness of dawn; Virtue of patience. Linda Lee Surface Kalima Chime Tate Chime Suspended movements; Her goal is tomorrow. Dawn Dreama Taylor Dreama Chestnut tresses; A sonnet. Jerry Wayne Thomas Jerry Open season ; Mechanical projects. Larry Wayne Thornton Larry Deft and industrious; A friend to all. Oil ass Linda Sue Tilson Linda Silvery strokes; Surprise in miniature. Betty Ann Tracy Betty A threaded needle; Quiet ambition. Merrianne Tickle Merrianne Soothing sounds; A summer morn. Willard Douglas Trail Doug A hard-wood finish; A treasure to remember. Alma Jean Turpin Alma A floral arrangement; Quiet work. Betty Carol Turpin Betty A gracious person; Sincere and dedicated. Frank Edward Trotter, Jr. Frank Finer people have we not, Amusing though he may be. Ann Carol Varone Carol A small voice; A determined will. Pamela Gail Turner Pam The hidden essence; Laughter in the dark. Archa Vaughan III Archa Snap of the ball; A firm handshake. Karen Leigh Vaughan Karen Game on the court: A wreath of smiles. (Elasg Bonnie Jean Ward Bonnie Seriousness of mind; Beautiful things. Elizabeth Marie Vaught Elizabeth Waltz all the night; Whispers in the hall. Linda Carole Warden Linda A China Doll ; A glittering gown. Peggy Ann Viars Peggy Engrossed in fiction; Crystal clear waters. Patricia Ann Waller Pat The mirror of all courtesy; A job well done. James Harold Warf Jimmy Sports anonymous; Prelude to fun. Glen O’Dell Watson Glen Crack of the bat; Merry days. Robert Joseph Welsh Robert Waiting to be called upon; Steadfastness to be rewarded. Alice Ann Wheeling Alice Dark laugh ing eyes; A day in spring. Vicki Lynn Webb Vicki Le perfection francais; Christian endeavors. John Bradley White Johnny Excellentiae specimen; El secreto de la vida. Joseph Lee Weddle Joe High ideals; Faithful to the end. Jimtor Judy Carolyn White Judy The falling leaves; Hold fast to your dreams. J� f Jeffrey Tarr Whitehurst Jeff A fellow of constancy; Veni, vidi, vici! Jerry Wayne Wolfe Jerry A cloudless sky; Thoughts on the horizon. Joseph Barry Whitt Barry “Little Caesar”; Jest in fun. Randolph Lakin Whitt Randolph Traveling mechanism; Hair-raising experience. Luther Albert Woods, Jr. Luther Trek in the wilderness; Canter down a country lane. Theodore Thomas White Teddy Careful camouflage; Reward of the hunt. (Elass Lola Anne Withers Anne Queenly grace; The feminine touch. James Richard Worrell Jimmy Desire to lead; A bachelor’s button. POST GRADUATE Geraldine Mooney Geraldine Musical pleasure; A rose garden. That was the beginning of the end. We have been led by our outstanding sponsors in homerooms We have accepted the daily academic responsibilities, and in classes. and the daily spiritual responsibilities. our friends by Miss P.H.S., our We have been so well represented own Valerie Atkinson, by the Senior Steering Committee. and enjoy a good time. and by “Caesar” Whitehurst and “Calpurnia” Huff who won the prizes at the Costume Ball. All too quickly this year has drawn to a close and these have become but memories to the Class of ’65. Junior Class Officers: Danny Carson, Vice-President; Frank Vass, President ; Becky Hotz, Treasurer; David Walton, Secretary. Junior (Elass Always striving to attain new heights in these four years at PHS, we now look back upon the many experiences which will always remain in our memory. Among our memories now is the arrival of our long-awaited class rings, giving us the exciting feeling of being upperclassmen. Our class was well represented in the Homecoming Court by Thelma Conner and Butch Rat- cliff. Mary Jane Austin, Jewell Catron, Pam Chitwood, Thelma Conner, Christie Hurst, Su-Su Owen, Wanda Pugh, and Marsha Sheets represented us in the Miss PHS Contest — one of whom, Jewell Catron — honored us in being chosen Maid of Honor. Now turning from our activities as Juniors, we anxiously await our year as Seniors, knowing even greater heights will be achieved by all of us. We wish to thank our helpful and understanding sponsors: Mrs. Brock- man, Mrs. Clemmer, Mrs. Farmer, Miss Gallimore, Mrs. Landers, Miss Ledford, Mrs. Newman, and Miss Simpson. 66 Patricia Anderson Steve Anderson Deana Andrews Janice Aust k Jean Akers Haeston Alger Cheryl Allen Carl Anderson Dorothy Anderson Linda Barrett Fred Bell David Black Kenny Blair Richard Carrico Margaret Blair Ronnie Blankenship Kathy Bogardus Delana Boone Nora Brewster Linda Brock Linda Buchanan Joyce Burch Becky Burchett Sharon Cohen Norma Coleman Nancy Collins Bobby Compton George Conner lluntor James Cox Nancy Cox Sherry Cox Wilma Cox Thelma Conner Doug Cook David Corder Fred Cox Harriet Cox S. T. Crockett Sheila Crowder Wanda Cruff Bobby Dalton Donald Dalton Doris Dalton Cindy Daugherty Eugene Davidson Larry Davidson Claude Davis A it Art Charlene Dean Yvonne Dean Roy Dickerson Sybil Douthat Janice Doyle Roger Duncan Carl Edney Ronald Dunford Mike East (El ass Connie Edwards Gary Edwards Wanda Ensley Carolyn Farlow Linda Farmer Ernestine Freeman Diane French Julius Fuller Connie Garlic Sharon Gemmell Ann Floyd Raymond Fowler Tommy Frazier Barbara Freeman Charles Hager Donald Harrell Joy Hill Jean Hoback Karen Gibson William Graham Kate Gravely Barry Grinstead George Haga Ted Hodge Jesse Hopkins Becky Hotz Paul Hughes Jo Ann Hummel Junior Fred Johnson Harvey Johnson Donnie Jones Fonda Jones Christie Hurst Jerry Hutchens Wayne Hyatt Charles Jackson Julie Jackson Jean Jones Richard Jones Brenda Kanode David Kegley Calvin Kidd (Elaes James Morehead Jeannie Moses Brenda Musick Marcheta Mustard Linda Nelson Junior Jerry Powers Jo Ann Price Wanda Pugh Brenda Quesenberry Carolyn Quesenberry David Quesenberry David Quesenberry Donnie Quesenberry Gary Quesenberry Mike Quesenberry Brenda Ratcliff Butch Ratcliff Doug Ratcliff Johnny Richards Ederd Rhett Shirley Rickey Roger Ridpath Margaret Ritter Wanda Ritter Jerry Sexton Marsha Sheets Donna Shockley Sherman Shockley Curtis Slusher Wayne Rorrer Hubert Rudisill David Runyon Pat Rupe (Ulass Lois Smith Suellen Smith Lois Spence Billy Sprinkle Bill Steger Francis Tavares Jackie Taylor Linda Thomas Cecil Thompson Evelyn Tolbert Watts Steger Joe Stephens Susan Stoots Dorothy Tabor Frank Vass Betty Waddell David Walton Glenn Weddle Eddie Whisman Bobby White Kellas White Mary White Sonny Whitt Garnett Williams Jo Ann Williams Jimmy Wolfe David Woods David Wright Dorothy Wright Juniors 74 L. to R. Richard Parks, President; Jayne Baugh, Secretary ; Kelly Schrader, Vice- President; Larry Taylor, Treasurer. (Mass As our third year at PHS draws to a close, we look back at the many events which made our year as Sophomores so enjoyable. We were repre- sented in the Miss PHS Contest by Jayne Baugh, Katie Flippin, Mary Pace, Debbie Surface, Helen Pappas, and Kathy Kegley. Katie Flippin and Richard Parks were our attendants in Homecoming. We now realize the importance of good grades and hard study. It is with deep gratitude and appreciation that we acknowledge the Sophomore spon- sors who guided and taught us through the year. They are Mrs. Kegley, Mrs. Harkrader, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Scott, Miss Lyons, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Dodson, and Mr. Davis. 75 i Darlene Adams Vanona Alley Terry Back Wayne L. T. Jonda Sammy Susan Adams Akers Albert Albert Albert Billy Danny Darnell Doug Larry Anders Anderson Anderson Andrews Armbrister jiojifyomore Jayne James Gary Terry Baugh Bevil Blankenship Blankenship Tokey Peggy Joyce Monty Boyer Branch Branscome Breedlove Patricia Judy Judy Dianne Buckner Byrd Canter Chaffin James Allen Brenda Ayers Frances Baker Barbara Clark Jerry Covey Mike Cox Betty Bruce William Glennis Bill Clark Clark Cochran Cole Collins Randy Bobby Carolyn Dennis Gary Covey Cox Cox Cox Cox (Ela 00 Sandra Thomas Penny Dennis Craig Crockett Cruff Dalton Sharron Peggy Carol Jean Davis Dickerson Duncan Duncan Judy John Okey Tommy Eads East Evans Eversole Bobby Collins Janie Cox Sylvia Cox Jerry Duncan Larry Fanning Debbie Bill Katie Larry Michael Farris Flint Flippin Freeman Gardner John Sue Bill Doug Brenda Goad Goodson Gosnell Grantham Gravely jlopljomore Jane Farmer Larry Gilmore Timmy Gress Barry Drema Billy Brenda Guynn Hagee Hager Hall Charles Elaine Linda Bruce Hamilton Harrison Hawley Hayes Michael Duard Mary Donna Hickman Hoback Hollin Holmes Linda Gilbert Le Von Gregory Linda Grubb Tommy Tom Horton Hufford Martha Hulme Joyce Dianne Johnson Jone9 Jo Ann Jones Pat Ingles Linda Jones Judie Jackson Jane Kanode Class Helen Horton Harry Johnson Kathy Kegley Jane Connie Kidd King Sue Mike Leonard Lester Helen Patti Lovell Luttrell Edward Jarrells Patsy Kanode Jim John Junior Kirby Lane Jane Carol Linkous Long Kenny Danny Mabe Martin Woody Martin Marcus Mickey Mary Pace Michael Payton Joyce Poe Shannon Doris Danny Wayne Chipper Massie McFall McGlothlin McGlothlin McMillan Marvin Patricia Sandra Doris Dickie Moles Moses Mottesheard Murphy Nelson jiopljomorfc Connie Parks Donna Parks Belva Pentacost Larry Phibbs Randall Mary Potts Price Ray Parks Danny Phillips David Quesenberry Richard Parks Jeff Phillips Dennis Quesenberry Theodore McMillan Teresa Oulds Helen Pappas Sue Judy Linda Roger Quesenberry Rash Ratcliffe Ratcliffe Brenda Catherine Nancy Peggy Riggins Ring Ring Ritter (Elaas Rocky Ratcliffe Rickie Roberts Roger Quesenberry Susan Rhudy Don Rogers Terry Roseberry Alan Rudisill Evelyn Matthew Sawyers Sayers Norma Ronald Shull Slate Linda Roger David Rupe Rupe Safewright Kelly Patty Roy Schrader Seaman Semones Dean Cora Doug Smith Snavely Spence Pete Raykes Mark Robinson Sharon Rogers Glenn Stone Larry Taylor Cynthia Stump Robert Taylor Jack Surber Betty Thompson Debbie Surface Frederick Thompson Phyllis Tabor Curtis Trail jiopljmmires Janice Stevens Kenneth Taylor Leslie Turpin Linda Umberger Joyce Warner Margie Vaughan Linda Webb Patricia Vaughn Gary Welch Donnie Walls Raymond Whited Connie Warden Martha Whitehurst Jeanette Taylor Jackie Trail Gary Umberger Donnie Gregory Ann Jack Janice Wilson Worley Worrell Wright Wright Left to right: Cecil Albano, Treasurer; Diana Love, Secretary ; Brenda King, Vice President; Dennis Rooker, President. As another school year began, we, as freshmen, entered the doors of Pulaski High dedicated to making this year one of our best — in work and pleasure. One of our pleasures came during the Homecoming activities when our class float placed first in the competition . This honor was truly one of the highlights of our freshman year. On our journey towards seeking new goals we were led so ably by Dennis Rooker, class President; Brenda King, Vice-President ; Diana Love, Secretary ; and Cecil Al- bano, Treasurer. We want to sincerely thank our able class sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Blair, Mrs. Ruth E. Hotz, Mrs. Linda A. Joyce, Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, Mrs. Juanita C. Rob- ertson, Mrs. Wanda H. Totten, Mrs. Mildred R. Whitt, and Mrs. Shirley M. Wing- field, for their assistance, guidance, and encouragement. As we leave behind another year of sadness and joy, laughter and tears, work and pleasure, dedication and fulfillment, we realize that even more will be revealed in the years to come. But, we can certainly hope that the following years contain con- tinual joy and success and strive to make it thus. 83 W Karen Akers Roger Akers Cecil Albano Dorothy Alley Jane Amburn Alex Ammar Joyce Anderson Gerald Aust David Babb Sherry Back Connie Bailey Sandra Bandy Charles Barbettini Danny Bates Alonzo Becks Joyce Bell Carol Blevins Danny Boggs Esther Bond Harry Boone Sue Bopp Jerry Bowyer Lois Bratton Lewis Breedlove Blair Brockmeyer Betty Brookfield Wanda Brookman Wayne Brookman Steve Buchanan Asa Burchett Marietta Burchett Johnny Burke Brenda Burton Barbara Butts Susan Cabaniss Connie Campbell Jane Carson Ernestine Carter Connie Childress Jerry Childress Jerry Chinault Jimmy Clark Kelsy Cochran Billy Coe Carol Coker Judy Coltrane Johnny Columbus Tom Combith David Compton Barbara Conner David Conner James Covey Basil Cox Theresa Cox Thurman Cox Bobby Craig Linda Craig Ronnie Craig Bill Crawford Bobbie Crockett Patricia Crouse Rita Crouse Ruth Crub (Elaes Betty Crumbley Bobby Cruff Brenda Dalton Larry Dalton Kenneth Dalton Gaile Davidson Roger Davidson Sandra Davidson Brenda Davis 9 Linda Doyle David Draper Pat Duncan John Dye Dallas Edwards Yvonne Endicott Kenny Farmer Linda Folden Brenda Foley Linda Foley Alan Fowler Anita Fowler Lillie Fowler George Freeman Debbie French Joan French Charlotte Frost Fredrick Fuller Clim Gallimore Mike Gallimore Jesse Gates Karen Gilmore Ronnie Glenn Betty Ann Goad Sue Retta Goad James Graham Wayne Gravely Janet Gregojy Jimmy Gregory Becky Hall John Hall Michael Hall Thelma Hall Patsy Hamilton Jerry Hanks Diane Harris Joanie Harris Karen Harris Ronald Hayter Lydia Hedge Haney Hodges Margaret Holland Skip Holland R. E. Holston Alyson Howard Hugh Huff Larry Huffman Danny Hughett Sharon Hunt Janie Hurd Dianne Hyatt Bobby Jackson Sue Johnson Billy Jones David Jones Sandra Kidd Brenda King p til 4� Vi r. Larry King Mary Lou Kingrea Steve Kirkner Billy Knode Charles Lambert Ronnie Landreth William Lewis Charles Lineberry Linda Lineberry Billy Joe Long Diana Love Mildred Love Janet Lankford James Largen Nancy Leedy Joyce Leonard R. J. Lester James Lewis (Elaas Lois Lucado Ronald Lucado Franklin Mabry Regenia Marshall Brenda Martin Jack Martin Sherman Martin Steve Mayberry Jerry McGlothlin Joyce McGlothlin Linda McGlothlin Dickie McMillan Roy Mickey Mike Miller Buck Moody Ernest Moore Jerry Moore Donnie Morehead James Morehead Junior Morris Marie Moses Elmer Mottesheard Carolyn Myers Linda Myers Darrell Nelson Mike Newman Nancy Nuckols ip it Lou Ann O’Dell Shirley Oulds Dwight Owens Jimmy Pagan Melvin Parks Wayne Parks Henry Payne Alvin Penn Joyce Phillips Odella Poole Sheila Potts Glenda Jean Powers Terrie Powers Larry Price Ray Pritz Mary Pugh Linda Quesenberry Mike Quesenberry Richard Quesenberry Jerry Ratcliffe Johnny Ratcliffe Jjmfyntan Susie Richards Diana Richardson James Richardson Dickie Rickey Faith Rigney Larry Rigney Josephine Ring Larry Rogers Dennis Rooker Billy Rorrer Michael Rorrer Sharon Rupe j Ann Rutherford Freddy Saunders Jerry Sayers Roswell Seagle Carol Siglin Lester Simmons David Simpkins Sandra Slate Greg Smith Kenneth Smith Shirley Smith Wanda Snavely I James Sonner Linda Southern Suzanne Sowers Tommy Steele Billy Stephens Brenda Kay Stephens Allen Stoots Terry Sutherland Douglas Swecker Marie Talbert Dorothy Taylor Steven Taylor Brenda Thompson Jimbo Thompson Linda Thompson Phil Tickle Mike Tilley Buddy Tilson Ollaas Melvin Tolbert Larry Turman Randy Turner Steve Via Ernie Wallace Brenda Waller Christine Ward Jay Warf Jerry Webb Sandra Turpin Carol Underwood Chris Vann Bobby Dean Vaughan Jennifer Vaughan Randal Vaughn Junior Webb Carol Ann Weddle Linda Weddle Ann White David White Pat Willard Donald Williams Janet Wilson Connie Wingo James Woodyard David Wright Stephen Wright Class Officers: Bill Smith, President ; Mina Lenett, Vice-President ; Debbie Fortner, Secretary ; Carl McNew, Treasurer. Jtgfytlj (Bratfe In September, 1964, we, the Class of ’69, entered Pulaski High School. Between getting lost, getting locked in janitors’ closets, and being pushed around by upperclassmen, we managed to enter a float in the Homecoming Parade and to have two entries, Sunni Edens and Betsy Mabry, in the Miss P.H.S. Contest; one of our girls, Sunni Edens, was in the top five finalists. So here we are beginning the most wonderful and exciting days of our life. We would like to thank our sponsors: Mrs. Rawls, Mrs. Goforth, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Kolb, Mrs. McPeak, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Dula, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Myers. 90 Elwood Anderson Gary Anderson Robert Anderson Barry Anders Charles Andrews Dana Andrews Dana Andrews Gary Armbrister Rodney Atkinson Doug Aust Patty Jo Baily Donna Bandy Ned Bane Henry Barbettine Gary Barret Gayle Barnett Patsy Baugh Connie Bishop Francis Bishop Terry Blankenship Jerry Black Gloria Blevens Brenda Borroughs John Bowles Marie Bowman Billy Bradkins Worelly Branch Darleen Branscome Joe Branson Gene Brookman Betty Bratton Linda Bratton Judy Bryant Joey Buckner Linda Bullion Patty Burton Bob Byrd Linda Byrd Richard Byrd Doris Cameron Don Carr E. B. Carroll Dolly Church Jim Clay Bucky Clark Bob Chrisley Willard Chinault Connie Castellow Donna Clevinger Eddie Coble Wayne Coake Victor Ray Cole Edra Collins John Collins Allen Combiths Geneva Conner James Conner Ronnie Cook John Covey Marvin Covey Dennis Cox Larry Cox Linda Cox Nyoka Cox Gary Cregger Randall Cregger Karen Cross-white Audrey Crowder Glenn Crowder David Dalton William Dalton Carol Davis Patty Day Don Dehart David Dye Donnie Eads Sunni Edens Melody Elkins Katie Fleming Martha Floyd Rose Mary Flynn Debbie Fortner Epps Foster Steve Fowler Donnie Gill Lucy Glenn Keith Gnann Irene Goins Barbara Gosnell Helen Gravely Matilda Gravely Joyce Friend Wayne Friend Ronnie Garlic Linda Galimore Ernie Garter Bobby Garwood Carol Gilbert Wesly Hancock Linda Hawkins Don Harriman Freddy Heldi-eth Charles Henely Elga Henely L. J. Henley Mary Holston Paul Horton Mary Hudson Charles Hull Mike Hutchens (Iratfe Mike Jenkins Sue Jennings Jerry Johnson Margaret Johnson Alice Jones Anita Jones Harvey Jones Patty Jones Jackie Jones Walter Jones David Jordan Cynthia Kegley Tom Kegley Norman Keith Mike Kelly Judy Kemp Janet Kennedy Carol King Eddie Kirkner Buddy Kirby Richard Knotter Sue Kolbrick Kathy Landis Ronnie Largen Charlie Lawson David Lawson Garland Leason Mina Lenett Richard Lewis Becky Liggins Alan Lindsey Ronnie Lloyd Lynn Loftus Elizabeth Long Wilma Long Steve Lovern Terry Lucas Bob Luttrell Gayle Lyons Marsha Lytton Betsy Mabry Gary Mabry Eddie McMillan Patsy Marshall Linda Martin Taylor Martin Bruce McCall Linda McFall David McGrady Carl McNew Roger Melton Diane Mickey Clifford Millirons Donnie Millirons Harold Mitchell Janice Mitchell Mike Mitchell Larry Mooney Brenda Morefield Larry Morgan Brenda Myers Debbie Newton Delbert Nixon Rachel Nixon Martha Nuckols Stella Nuckols Patty Ogle Anne Owens Eugene Owens Barbara Patterson Sarah Patton Steve Quesenberry Patsy Ramsey Alice Ratcliff Linda Ratcliffe Brenda Reynolds Bud Rice Juanita Richardson Bob Pearce Tommy Phibbs Jackie Phibbs Tommy Phillips Ronnie Pruitt Cindy Quesenberry Glenna Quesenberry Sammy Roseberry Linda Rosenbaum James Rudisill Larry Runions Carolyn Sayers Elizabeth Sage Barbara Shockley G. B. Slate Donna Slusher Mary Slusher Barbara Smith Bill Smith James Smith Terry Smith Bill Southern Mike Spraker Judy Stallings Sid Steger (Hratfe Matt Stevens Roger Stites Tra veras Stuart Phillip Sullivan Nancy Surface Dickie Sutphin Earl Sutphin Joey Tabor Joyce Tabor Nancy Talbert Sandra Richardson Linda Riddle Patricia Ridpath Vicky Riggs Hannah Rieves Tina Robinson Thomas Rorrer Brenda Taylor Joyce Taylor Larry Taylor Jerry Thomas Danny Thompson Gary Thompson Lee Thompson Patty Thompson Don Thornton Ruth Thornton Roby Trotter Tony Turner Alvin Umberger James Van Cleave Phillip Vanhoy Janet Vass Mike Viars Mary Vlahos Mike Vordo Dave Ward Marie Ward Alice Warden Charles Warden Sandra Weatherford Janie Webb Rex Webb Richard Webb Nancy Welsch Lennie Whitaker Doug Whitt Jimmy White Susan White Gail Whorrell Donnie Williams Linda Williams Betty Wilson Danny Wolfe Donny Wolfe Kandice Wolfe Archie Worrell Bonnie Worrell Jenifer Worrell Kathy Worrell Nancy Worrell Linda Woolwine social functions, the Eighth Graders have well established themselves at Pulaski High. 96 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Student Cooperative Association is the total school organization that works for the betterment of the entire school program and the gen- eral welfare of each individual. Using the state theme of “Goals Guide Growth” which says “Seek res- ponsibilities, Create opportunities, and Achieve understanding”, the 1964- 65 S. C. A. has successfully engaged in a variety of activities to fulfill its objectives. These activities include: the Guidebook, Homecoming, assemblies, Can Drive, Winter Formal, elections, Talent Show, devotions, council meetings, and district and state conferences. The officers of the SCA are : Sammy Buchanan, President ; Jean Hoback, Vice-President; Shannon Massie, Secretary; Randall Vaughn, Treasurer; Connie Garlic, Reporter. Jltudmt First Row, Left to Right: Dianne Hyatt, Nancy Sur- face, Sunni Edens, Sandra Weatherford, Norma Mabry, Sammy Buchanan, Jean Hoback, Connie Gar- lic, Shannon Massie, Randal Vaughan, Bill Flint, Jeff Whitehurst, Freddie Fox, Howard Sadler, Pat Keat- ley, Valerie Atkinson. Second Row, Left to Right: Joyce Dalton, Janice Aust, Karen Gilmore, Betty Crumbley, Frances Tavares, Linda Cox, Jonda Albert, (Acihitftes (Eouttril First Row: Tina Robinson, Pat Waller, Carolyn Brockmeyer, Janie Hinson, Jean Buckner. Second Row: Frank Vass, Watts Steger, Karen Gibson, Annie White, Pat Buckner, Sherry Morefield. Third Row: Bill Beamer, Johnny White, Glennwood Lookabill, Charlie Dent, Dennis Rooker, Ted Hodge. Fourth Row: Bobby Nash, Cary Sutherland, Richard Parks, Herman Hern, Dick McMillan, Bill Smith, Archa Worrell. Fifth Row: Jimmy Worrell, Susan Rhudy, Alice Wheeling, Anne Withers, Julie Jackson, Frances Kesling. dlmmcil Debbie Surface, Wayne Hyatt, Mike Gallimore, Jerry Aust, Jerry Novell, David Walton, Mike Tilley, Jimmy Kelly, Carl McNew, Pete Rakes, Larry Taylor, Ernes- tine Clark, Thelma Conner, Carolyn Powers, Buddy Kirby, Paul Hughes, Roswell Seagle, Sharon Davis, Mary Pace, Joan Marshall, Linda Weddle, Terry Blankenship, Miss Gallimore. Bill Beamer, President Ralph Bocock Jean Buckner Evelyn Clark, Treasurer Glennwood Lookabill Velma Meredith Randy Nuckols Patsy Parks Betty Tracy Pat Waller Barry Whitt, Vice-President Jimmy Worrell Suzanne Moody Sherry Morefield, Secretary Ricky Talbert Chime Tate 100 Rational junior £3mtor Society 101 efaspaper jltaff Karen Gibson Assistant Editor Dee Huff Associate Editor Judie Jackson Art Editor Harriet Cox Typist Johnny White Editor Joan Martin Reporter Charlie Dent Business Manager Margaret Ritter Assistant Business Manager Mary Pace Features Editor Jimmy Chapman Sports Editor Connie Wingo Reporter Mrs. Goforth Sponsor 102 J pantstj (Elab Bottom to Top: Mrs. Joyce, Sponsor; Julie Jackson, President; Steve Mayberry, Vice-President; Pat May- berry, Jeannie Moses, Treasurer ; Jo Ann Price, Re- porter; Harvey Johnson, Chaplain; Dianne Russell; Carol Goggin; Josephine Ring; Bruce Hayes; Jeff Wheeler; Dennis Cox; Bobby Cox; William Graham; Sharon Cohen; Barbara Butts; Carol Coker; Doug Spence. Absent: Carol Siglin; Mary Pugh. 103 and department The Speech and Dramatics Club gives whole hearted thanks to Mrs. Sutherland for the patient training that she has given us. Through her teaching, we have developed an ability to speak well and to act. Our learn- ing has filtered through us to whet the cultural appetite of many students, both in grade school and high school. We have been richly rewarded by the poems we have learned, the plays and speeches we have presented, and the stories we have told. Standing: Cynthia Quesenberry, Linda Bullion, Linda Holmes, Sue Goad, Linda Folden, Joan French, Marie Moses, Pat Duncan, Linda McGlothin, Darlene Brans- come, Jennifer Worrell, Nora Brewster, Patty Davis, Jeanne Duncan, Betty Wilson, Mary White, Betty Wil- liams, Betty Clarke, Evelyn Sawyers, Helen Pappas, Jackie Brookman. Sitting: Ann Worrell, Sandra Mot- tesheard, Susan Ratcliff, Peggy Viars, Doris Murphy, Brenda Quesenberry, Linda Thomas, Sandra Craig, Darla Riggs, Carol Goggin, Dianne Hyatt, Jackie King, Diane Chandler, Frankie Hoback, Jean Jones, Elaine Harrison, Patti Luttrell, Margie Vaughan, Barbara Conner, Mary Pace, Shannon Massie. future Jlomemakers Sitting, Left to Right: Connie Castellow, Anita Jones, Lynn Hagee, Sandra Ammar, Linda Albert, Patsy Baugh, Kathy Landis, Marcia Carroll, Rosemary Flynn, Brenda Burroughs, Francis Townly. Stand- ing, Left to Right: Donna Slusher, Thelma Conner, Dana Andrews. 106 Seated: Sue Quesenberry, Chaplain; Emma Byrd Jones, Historian; Linda Webb, Secretary; Susan Rhudy, President; Joyce Branscome, Vice-president; Suella Robinson, Treasurer ; Connie Garlic, Report- er; Earlene Phibbs, Parliamentarian ; Connie Camp- bell, Scrapbook Chairman. Standing : Mrs. Newman, Miss Burcham, Mrs. Clemmer, Sponsors. (America First Row: Judy Bryant; Linda Ayres; Brenda Patton; Nancy Collins; Carol Phil- lips. Second Row: Mary Vlahos; Gloria Blevins; Becky Hall; Carolyn Quesenberry; Joyce Friend; Jean Wright. Third Row: Ed- ley Sadler; Bonnie Worrell; Mary Price; Cheryl Allen; Carole Davis; Sharon Rupe; Shelia Potts; Katie Flemming; Nancy Nuck- ols; Brenda Kanode; Teresa Kirkner; Mary Jane Austin; Brenda McCraw; Sue Ogle; Jeanette Taylor. 107 108 The Library Club strives to increase pupil interest and participation in library work through the training of student assistants to work in the library and to operate audio visual equipment. Library Club members pres- ent book reports to the student body during Book Week and National Lib- rary Week to promote interest in books and in learning. Student assistants who freely render services that help the students and the faculty to use the library and the teaching materials more effectively are given recognition through membership in the school club and the District M Library Assist- ants group. First Row, I. to R.: Alice Wheeling, President; Robert Welsh, Vice-President ; Linda Morris, Par- liamentarian; Joan Gregory, Treasurer ; Randolph Whitt, Reporter; Bobby Compton. Second Row: Frankie Hoback, Shelia Crowder, Linda Barrett, Stella Gray, Patsy DeHart, Secretary ; Randall Dal- ton. Third Roiv : Donald Trail, Donnie Jones, Troy Ray, Brenda McGlothin, Jean Akers, Bobby Dalton. Fourth Row: Wayne Umberger, Tony Roberson, Donald Surface, Connie Hylton, Sherry Cox, Doug- las Cook, Kenneth Klopp, Mr. Dobbins, Sponsor. Fifth Row: Wayne Jarrells, Arthur Cox, Wayne Davis, Roy Dickerson, Roger Duncan, Wally Knode, Troy Hagee. First Row, L. to R: Tommy Burton, James Morefield, Arnold Garlic. Second Row: Robert Arnold, Sergeant at Arms: Robert Akers, Curtis Slusher, Everett Grubb. tOcrstftctl Occupations First Row, L. to R: Mr. Dobbins, Sponsor: Dennis Jackson, Parliamentarian : Billy Fagg, President : Herschel Farmer, Treasurer : Nancy Neese, Secre- tary: Kenneth Gray, Vice-President. Second Row: Carolyn Myers, Pansy Hawkins, Deana Andrews, Rodney Cox, Gary Herndon, Neal Johnson. Third Row: Mike East, Eddie Linville, Fred Cox, Dean Clark, David Worrell, Danny Hurst. Fourth Row: Jimmy Dobbins, Douglas Trail, Glen Watson, Larry Thornton, Roger Ridpath. 1 1 1 Vocational j ljop 1 12 First Row: Joe Weddle, Chaplain; Archa Vaughan, Secretary; Frankie Flippin, V-Pres.; Jimmy Wor- rell, President; Greg Rooker, Bobby Nash, Treasur- er; Sammy Buchanan. Second Row: Carl Smith; Charles Rhett; Don Newman; Roger Dean; Barry Whitt; Freddie Fox. Third Row: Ronnie Powers; Jeff Whitehurst; Richard Aust; Jerry Thomas; Brock Brockmeyer; Cecil Prillaman. (ttrus atlers tEfyeta Ppgtlon Seated: Carolyn Brockmeyer, Pres.; Beth Boan, V-Pres.; Frances Kesling, Secretary; Suzanne Moody, Treasurer; Carol King, Chaplain; Velma Meredith; Pat Waller. Standing: Sherry Morefield; Pam Turner; Cary Sutherland; Patsy Parks; Vicki lame Pearce; Petty Turpin; Joan Dalton; Gloria Doyle; Nancy Chrisley; Emma Byrd Jones; Suella Robinson; Sue Haga; Jean Buckner. Not Pictured: Jo Ann Aust. First Row: Donald Lorton, Chaplain; Frank Vass, Secretary-Treasurer; Watts Steger, Reporter; Joe Stephens, President; Donnie Quesenberry, Vice-President; Doug Ratcliff, Sergeant-at-Arms. Second Row: Ronnie Pearce, Bobby White, Wayne Hyatt, Danny Carson, George Haga, Jerry Novell. Third Row: Barry Grinstead, Robert White, Jerry Hutchens, S. T. Crockett, David Walton, Butch Ratcliff, Bill Steger, Ederd Rhett. (Eljt (iHu JEta First Row, L. to R: Karen Gibson, President; Jean Hoback, Vice-President; Joy Hill, Secretary ; Sheila Nelson, Treasurer ; Julie Jackson, Chaplain; Linda Buchan- an. Second Row: Sandra Kiser, Su-Su Owen, Mary Alice Kidd, Margaret Ritter, Jewell Catron, Sandra Melton, Margaret Blair, Bobbie Poole, Donna Shockley, Jo Ann Price, Pat Rupe, Sharon Long. Third Row: Pam Chitwood, Jean Jones, Brenda McGraw, Dorothy Anderson, Becky Hotz, Wanda Pugh, Cheryl Allen, Brenda Cecil, Becky Burchett, Brenda Musick, Jo Ann Hummel, Marsha Sheets, Yvonne Dean, Susan Stoots. trojan First Row: L-R : Herman Hearn, President; John Kirby, Vice-President; Warren Phillips, Secretary ; Dennis Cox, Reporter; Larry Taylor, Treasurer ; Richard Parks, Chaplain. Second row: L-R: Gary Blankenship, L. T. Akers, Alan Rudisell, Wayne Hodges, Pete Raykes, Larry Gilmore, Timmy Gress, Bill Flint. Third row: L-R: Mark Robinson, Johnny Calfee, Tom Hufford, Jeff Phillips, Kelly Schrader. Not Pictured: Matthew Sayers. First Row: L-R: Margie Vaughan, Vice Pres.; Jayne Baugh, Sec.; Connie King, Treasurer ; Pat Buckner, President; Susan Albert, Chaplain; Helen Pappas, Re- porter; Deborah Surface, Historian; Diane Chaffin, Parliamentarian. Second row: L-R: Linda Rupe; Carol Duncan; Sue Goodson; Betty Clark; Debbie Farris; Joyce Dalton; Jonda Albert; Brenda Wilson; Dianne Jones; Joyce Johnson. Third row: L-R: Linda Hawley; Patsy Kanode; Kathy Kegley; Janice Wright; Joyce Warner; Martha Hulme; Judy Brookman; Joyce Branscome. Fourth row: L-R: Mary Pace; Sharon Hall; Vanona Alley; Jane Linkous; Linda Webb; Darlene Adams; Patti Luttrell; Margaret Sage. Fifth row: L-R: Elaine Harrison; Martha Whitehurst; Judie Jackson; Katie Flippin; Cynthia Stump; Donna Parks; Pat Vaughn; Pat Quesenberry. Not Pictured: Le Von Gregory; Jane Kanode; Judy Martin; Evelyn Sawyers; Norma Shull. First Row: Alex Ammar; Basil Cox, Secretary; Jerry Webb, Treasurer; Dickie Mc- Millan, President; John Columbus, Vice-President ; David Simpkins. Second Row: Phil Tickle; Alan Fowler; Gerald Aust; Tommy Combiths; Ernie Wallace; Dennis Rooker. Third Row: Standing, Jerry Smith; Mike Gallimore; Kenny Farmer; Haney Hodges; Hugh Huff; Randal Vaughn. Not Pictured: Roswell Seagle; Blair Brockmeyer. (UacUators ? irst Row: Annie White, President; Brenda Foley, Vice President; Susan Cabaniss, treasurer; Linda Foley, Chaplain; Brenda Waller; Kris Vann; Betty Crumbley. Sec- nd Row : Terri Powers; Barbara Btitts; Brenda King; Ann Rutherford; Karen Akers; fvonne Endicott, Anita Fowler; Lillie Fowler. Third Row: Connie Wingo; Linda Wed- lle; Linda Southern; Janie Hurd; Jane Amburn; Charlotte Frost; Betty Brookfield; lonnie Bailey. Fourth Row: Jane Carson; Karen Gilmore; Nancy Nuckols; Teresa lox; Judy Coltrane; Sue Bopp; Sandra Davidson; Claudia Gallimore. Eta jMappa First Row: Standing: Left-Right : Rex Webb, Secretary ; Bill Smith, Vice-Presideyit ; Donnie Wyatt, Chaplain; Archie Worrell, President ; Duane Wright, Treasurer. Second Row: Standing: Left-Right: Allen Combiths; Mike Hutchins; Danny Thompson, Re- porter; Mike Spraker; Tommy Kegley; Steve Quesenberry. Third Row: Standing: Left-Right: Joey Buckner; Roby Trotter; Matt Stevens; Mike Vordo; Carl McNe w; Sid Steger. (§ratb First Row: Tina Robinson, President ; Susan Kolbrick, Vice-President; Kathy Hoback, Secretary; Patsy Baugh, Treasurer ; Edley Sadler, Reporter; Debbie Fortner; Janie Webb. Second Row: Patty Jones; Barbara Patterson; Martha Nuckols; Martha Floyd; Jean Wright; Kathy Landis; Elizabeth Sage. Third Row: Kathy Worrell; Jennifer Worrell; Lynn Hagee; Betsy Mabry; Sunni Edens; Sandra Weatherford; Janet Vass; Barbara Shockley; Nancy Surface. Fourth Row: Mina Lenett; Hannah Rieves; Linda Albert; Mary Vlahos; Sandra Ammar; Candace Allen; Gail Whorrell; Darlene Branscomb. tUljeta Ppstlon (Efyapter 11 First Row: Glenthia Rigney, Linda Lewis, Connie Parks, George Conner, Sam Crisp, Jesse Hopkins. Second Row: Brenda Musick, Donna Parks, Pat Anderson, Pat Buckner, Curtis Lewis, Kenneth Klopp. Third Row: Frances Tavares, Martha Beckner, Janice Morefield, Cary Sutherland, Jerry Novell, Bob Ratcliff. Fourth Row: Iva Price, Carolyn Brockmeyer, Wanda Cruff, Patsy Parks, Harvey Johnson, Sonny Whitt. Senior (Efyorus First Row: Steve Roseberry, Bill Steger, Jo Ann Hummel, Delores Becks, Linda Stoots, Becky Burchett. Second Row : Tom Noland, John Hagee, Pat Keatley, Penny Clark, Sherry Cox, Brenda Chaffin, Sherry Morefield. Third Row: Ted Hodge, Johnny White, Grace Phelps, Mary White, Betty Williams, Joyce Dalton. Fourth Row: Bobby Richardson, Pat Vaughan, Brenda Daw- son, Linda Buchanan, Nancy Teedy, Norma Mabry. 1 18 junior (Hljorug First Row, L. to R: Karen Harris, Lois Lucado, Linda Myers, Keith Gnann, Janie Webb, Brenda Stephens, Mrs. Myrna Rockwell. Second Row: Melody Elkins, Lynn Loftus, James Lewis, B. B. McCall, Janet Greg- ory, Linda Bishop. Third Row: Martha Nuckols, Linda Woolwine, Geneva Conner, Steve Potts, Victor Cole, Esther Bond, Anita Fowler, Glenda Powers. Fourth Row: Linda Quesenberry, Remona Hodge, Carol King, Larry Rogers, Douglas Whitt, Sandra Bandy, Jane Amburn, Janie Hurd. 119 First Row, Left to Right: Glennwood Lookabill, Pat Quesenberry, Diane Chaffin, Delana Boone, Linda Rupe, Sandra Kiser, Secretary, Hannah Rieves, Sherry Morefield, President, Larry Johnson, Steve Kirkner, Mike Parks, Suzanne Moody, Vice President, Richard Aust, Billy Beamer. Second Row: Jane Everhart, Linda Fanner, Pat Chrisley, Jonda Albert, Doris Breedlove, Timmy Gress, Bobby Dean Vaughn, Ernest Moore, Betty Grubb, Pat Ingles, Jerry Smith, Barbara Altizer, Bobby Chrisley, Carl McNew, Earl Sutphin, Diana Love, Reporter, Francis Bishop, Wayne Coake, Sharon Hunt, Jimmy Aust. (©riole Barbara Altizer Sherry Morefield Melanie Pearce Head Majorette Co-Head Majorette Senior Senior Senior 120 hird Row, Left to Right: Bill Smith, Michael Vordo, ' eresa Cox, James Rudisall, Gail Whorrell, Joey Buck- ler, Phillip Vanhoy, Sue Haga, Sharon Davis, Eliza- eth Sage, Susan Kolbrick, Elizabeth Booth, Mar- ket Sage, Von Moody, Steve Quesenberry, Charles lager, Raymond Whited, Ernie Wallace, Sandra )avidson, Margaret Blair. Fourth Row: Betty Brook- ield, Larry Fanning, Bob Palmer, Treasurer, Mr. Harris, Director, Melanie Pearce, Wayne Morris, Buddy Rogers, Fred Thompson, David Ward, Terry Blankenship, David Simpkins, Frank Trotter, Jerry Novell, Chuck Chaffin, Charles Tavares, Bill Craw- ford, Charles Hull, Buddy Kirby, Jo Ann Price, Sam- my Roseberry. Not Pictured: Robert Powell, George Hager. anct Diane Chaffin Betty Brookfield Richard Aust Sophomore Freshman Drum Major Senior 121 (ttlub -- ' ■• First Column: Mr. Lilly, Sponsor; Freddie Fox, Secretary; Glennwood Lookabill, Treasurer; Frankie Flippin; Watts Steger; Jimmy Worrellj Bill Beamer; David Walton; Butch Ratcliff. Circle Clockwise: Jimmy McMillan; Jimmy Kelly; Barry Grinstead; Ronnie Powers; Sammy Buchanan; Frank Vass; Barry Whitt; Dennis Brown; Tom Noland; Donnie Quesenberry; Richard Parks; Johnny White; Larry Taylor. Second Column: Charlie Dent, President; Howard Sadler. Third Column: Jimmy Chapman, Vice-President; Bill Flint. 122 First Row: Donnie Quesenberry, Roger Dean; Rich- ard Aust; Buddy Rodgers; Ronnie Powers, Vice-Presi- dent; Bobby Nash, President; Joe Stephens, Secretary. Second Row: Gary Chinault; Don Newman; Ronnie Pearce; Donald Lorton; Jimmy McMillan; Butch Rat- cliff; Pete Raykes; Jerry Blankenship. Third Row: Watts Steger; Edward Rhett; Jerry Novell; Howard Sadler; Paxy Jackson; Kenny Carrico; Steve Earhart. anagram First Row: Jimmy Worrell; Sammy Buchanan; Gary Hall; Greg Rooker; Glenn Weddle; Johnny Richards. Second Row: John Hagee; Cecil Thompson; Larry Johnson; Jimmy Chapman; Archa Vaughn; Billy Hager. Third Row : Charles Jackson; Randy Nuckols; Butch Rupe; Jeff Whitehurst; Gary Cox; Timmy Gress. 123 (ttlwb First Column: Pam Chitwood, Vice-President ; Carolyn Powers; Jewell Catron; Linda Patter- son; Valerie Atkinson; Becky Hotz, Chaplain; Patsy Parks; Vicki Webb; Frances Kesling. Second Column: Annie White; Kathy Kegley; Joyce Warner; Susan Cabaniss; Katie Flippin; Deborah Surface; Dianne Hyatt; Susan Albert; Sue Haga. Outer Curve Clockwise: Sue Good- son; Jayne Baugh; Sandra Kiser; Rena Poole; Carolyn Brockmeyer; Pat Buckner; Cary Suth- erland; Suzanne Moody; Marilyn Hill; Pat Keatley, Points Chairman; Chime Tate; Jill Howard, Treasurer; Martha Sutherland, Sec- retary; Jean Buckner, President. Inner Curve Clockwise: Linda Warden; Connie King; Pat Vaughn; Janie Hinson; Mrs. Kegley, Sponsor; Brenda Kanode. Not Pictured: Norma Mabry. Btjpsi tallp GARY HALL Co-Captain Senior Quarterback GREG ROOKER Senior Tackle The 1964 Oriole football squad got off to one of the best starts in the school’s history, winning the four consecutive games before a series of in- juries to key players robbed it of its power. The game with Blacksburg marked the turning point for Pulaski. Until then, they had STEVE EARHART Senior Halfback 126 Jfootball well, Christiansburg, and un- defeated Narrows, 14 to 7. But the injury jinx found the Orioles in the Blacksburg game. With co-captain Bobby Nash out for the season with a brok- en arm, the Orioles lost to the Indians. Other injuries follow- ed; as many as eight starters were hurt. The Orioles won only one of their next five games to end the season -with a 5-5 record. RONNIE POWERS Senior End MR. ED ROCKWELL Coach DON NEWMAN Senior Guard ARCHA VAUGHAN Senior Center % ft H 7 C | kffc A DONALD RATCLIFF CHARLES RHETT Senior T ackle Senior Guard ■j jST ' tfL JIMMY WORRELL Senior Center iTx , i - f f ron 1 V A A JEFF WHITEHURST Senior Guard i C ■ ! 127 STEVE ANDERSON Junior Fullback DONALD HARRELL Junior Halfback WAYNE HYATT Junior Fullback 3L ' I ’ « • JIMMY McMillan Junior Guard RONNIE PEARCE Junior Halfback DAVID PRICE Junior End DONALD QUESENBERRY Junior Quarterback f DOUG RATCLIFF Junior End QQ JOE STEPHENS Junior Tackle BILLY HAGER Sophomore Center 1 I CHARLES HAMILTON Sophomore Tackle JIMMY KELLY Sophomore Halfback junior |lar0tt j football First Row, Left to Right: James Allen, Dickie McMillan, Danny Martin, James Lewis, Den- nis Rooker, Johnny Columbus, Larry Gilmore, Larry Taylor. Second Row: Fredrick Thomp- son, Roger Quesenberry, Wayne Brookman, Richard Parks, John Kirby, Rocky Ratcliff, Dickie Nelson, Doug Grantham. Third Row: Robert Taylor, Bobby Jackson, Bobby Cox, Mike Tilley, Larry Price, Melvin Tolbert, Wayne Parks. Fourth Row: Darnell Anderson, Jerry Sayers, Sammy McFall, Larry Phibbs, Roger Davidson, Terry Sutherland. Fifth Row: Coach Tacy, Coach Loftus, Sam Crisp, Her- man Hearn, Phil Tickle. JEtgfytlj dratb football First Row: Archa Worrell, Don DeHart, Carl McNew, Duane Wright, Rex Webb, Mr. Huff, Coach. Second Row: Mr. Puckett, Coach, Don Wyatt, Mike Spraker, Steve Quesenberry, El- liot Carroll, Fred Hendricks, Charlie Andrews. Third Row: Joey Buckner, Danny Thompson, Walter Jones, Matt Stevens, Gene Brookmam, Ed Kirkner, Doug Aust. Fourth Row: Jerry Johnson, Mike Kelly, Wayne Friend, Don Carr, Jimmy Clay, Herbert White, Bill Smith. 129 GARY CHINAULT Senior Forward JOHN HAGEE Senior Guard This season the Oriole basketball team posted the best record and the longest winning streak in the school’s his- tory. The team finished the season with an 18-0 record, the first perfect mark since 1943, and tied for first place with Blacksburg. The Orioles went on to establish a new high for consecutive wins, 20, by winning their first two district tournament games. This placed the Orioles up against the Blacksburg team for the game of the year. It was only in the last seconds that the Indians outlasted to Orioles 54-52. The Orioles then advanced to the regional tournaments, where they won their first game against Gate City, but lost in the finals to Blacksburg. The Orioles finished 21-2 for the season, second in the region, and third in the state. GARY QUESENBERRY Junior Forward The presentation of the runner-up trophy in the District Tournament. BILLY SPRINKLE Junior Forward DAVID PRICE Junior Forward FRANK VASS Junior Guard JOE STEPHENS Junior Center First Row: Left to Right: Jerry Chinault, Larry Taylor, Johnny Columbus, Roger Rupe. Second Row: Bill Craw ford, Edward Carter, Curtis Trail, Donald Carr, Mike Tilley, Robert Taylor, Mr. Tickle, Coach. Not Pictured: John Calfee, Dennis Rooker, Donnie Morehead. junior J arstig aeketball dratfe agbetball First Row: Left to Right: Rex Webb, Walter Jones, Robert Anderson, Bobby Pearce, Joey Buckner. Second Row: Steve Quesenberry, Elliott Carroll, Richard Webb, Don Dehart, Freddie Hendricks, Mr. Puckett, Coach. Third Row: Eugene Owens, Matt Stevens, Dickie Sutphin, Sid Steger, H. L. White, Mike Hutchens, Gary Armbrister. 132 tHrack ‘(Hearn First Row: Bill Crawford, Mike Gallimore, George Conner, Jerry Ratcliff, Fred Thompson, James Al- len, Jerry Sayers, Samuel Crisp, Eugene Davidson. Second Row: Bobby Cox, Ronnie Powers, Charles Hager, Billy Hager, Michael Hickman, David Walton, Randy Nuckols, Harry Johnson, Jimmy Kelly, Tom Noland, Randal Vaughan, Ronnie Pearce, Larry Al- ley, Ray Shutt Manager, Mr. Ed Rockwell Coach. Third Row: Timmy Gress Manager, Gary Cox, Man- ager, Roger Dean, Steve Earhart, George Haga, Jimmy McMillan, Wayne Hyatt, Pat Engles, Steve Via, Kenny Carrico, Paul Horton, Gary Cruff, Larry O’Dell, David Babb, David White. Baseball ®ratn First Roiv : John Kirby, Barry Grinstead, Donnie Quesenberry, Richard Aust, Jerry Blankenship, Don- nie Dalton, Butch Rupe, Pete Raykes. Second Row: Mr. Harry Loftus Coach, Tommy Hufford Manager, Dickie McMillan, Larry Taylor, Jackie Wright, Terry Martin, Roger Davidson, Mike Lester, Sherman Shockley Manager. Not Pictured: John Hagee, Johnny Richards, Rocky Ratcliff. 133 Mr. Jack Duncan, Coach Donald Ratcliff, Senior Charles Rhett, Senior Barry Whitt, Senior Barry Grinstead, Junior 3UJH. pimtltng First Row: Left to Right: Leslie Turpin; Blair Brockmeyer; Tommy Douthat; Mike Newman; Jerry Smith; Wayne Brookman; Billy Kanode; James Graham; Cecil Thompson; and Tommy Combiths. Second Row: Left to Right: Timmy Gress; Haney Hodges; Pete Raykes; Junior Moles; Chipper McMil- lan; Dickie Nelson; Frederic Thompson; Allan Haga; Ray Semones; Durad Hoback; David Wal- ton; Mike Parks; and Edward Rhett. 134 Doug Ratcliff, Junior Jimmy McMillan, Junior Paul Hughes, Junior Ronnie Pearce, Junior Roger Quesenberry, Sophomore Wrestling James Allen, Sophomore Billy Hager, Sophomore Dickie McMillian, Freshman Jligtytlj drade JPrcstltng First Row: Left to Right: Lee Arnold, Danny Thompson, Allen Combiths, Tommy Kegley, Barry Anders. Second Row: Taylor Martin, Eddie McMillan, Jerry Johnson, Billy Smith, Willard Chinault, Gary Cregger, Gary Anderson. ®mnts Richard Parks Sophomore Butch Ratcliff Junior Mr. William Puckett Coach K Johnny White Senior Paxy Jackson Senior Buddy Rodgers Senior Sammy Buchanan Senior Watts Steger Junior Charles Jackson Junior 31 . tHemtts Left to Right: Herman Hearn; Jeffery Phillips; James Graham; Jerry Smith; Okey Evans. Mr. Charles Tickle Coach, Glennwood Lookabill, Jimmy Chapman, Dan Carson. The Pulaski High Golf team will play the follow- ing teams twice in their 1965 season: V.P.I. Freshmen Blacksburg Giles George Wythe (golf Managers First Row: L. T. Akers; Sherman Shockley; Wayne Hodges. Second Row: Edward Rhett; Jeffery Phillips; Okey Evans; Gary Cox; Glenn Weddle. 137 Parsttjj (Eljeer lea tiers Valerie Atkinson Senior Patsy Parks Carolyn Powers Co-Head Head Cheerleader Cheerleader Senior Senior Pam Chitwood Junior Mrs. Ruth Hotz Sponsor Jewell Catron Junior Becky Hotz Junior (Eljeerleaciers 139 First Row, Left to Right: Debbie Surface, Wanda Pugh, Yvonne Endicott, Margaret Blair, Janie Hin- son, President, Jane Kanode, Reporter, Bobbie Poole, Vice President, Pat Buckner, Secretary. Second Row: Evelyn Sawyers, Jo Ann Hummell, Suellen DeWitt, First Row, Left to Right: Susie Richards, Irene Goins, Patty Jones, Edley Sadler, Martha Floyd, Joyce Dalton, Linda Ayers, Darlene Branscome, Jen- nifer Worrell, Sue Eversole, Elizabeth Sage, Jane Carson, Chris Vann. Second Row: Jennifer Vaughn, Barbara Cruff, Dianne Hyatt, Brenda King, Judy Col- Karen Vaughn, Betty Grubb, Betty Clark, Jean Buckner, Patsy Parks, Jill Howard. Third Row: Don- na Shockley, Marietta Burchett, Sheila Nelson, Jonda Albert, Susan Albert, Jean Hoback, Norma Mabry, Donna Parks, Diane French, Marsha Sheets. dtrls’ (Athletic trane, Jane Farmer, Patsy Kanode, Kathy Kegley, Cynthia Stump, Janice Wright, Peggy Ritter, Sue Goodson. Third Row: Cheryl Allen, Frances Tavares, Dorothy Wright, Lois Smith, Janice Cox, Carolyn Cox, Kathy Landis, Kathy Hoback, Linda Foley, Karen Gilmore, Lilly Fowler, Anita Fowler. 140 First Row, Left to Right: Claudia Gallimore, Carol Coker, Carol Weddle, Jean Wright, Carol Davis, Lynn Loftus, Brenda Waller, Linda Weddle, Marie Talbert. Second Row: Becky Hotz, Sandra Kiser, Su-Su Owen, Patty Day, Joyce Hall, Mary Hudson, Hannah Rieves, Susie White. Third Row: Diana Love, Carol Phillips, Linda Grubb, Brenda Kanode, Thelma Con- ner, Linda Cox, Dana Andrews, Patty Bailey, Melody Elkins, Marie Bowman. (Association First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Clark, Jo Ann Price, Delana Boone, Ann White, Alyson Howard, Nancy Tolbert, Nancy Welch, Judy Stallings, Linda McFall. Second Row: Karen Akers, Sandra Davidson, Brenda Foley, Sandra Weatherford, Janet Vass, Sun- ni Edens, Kathy Worrell, Becky Hall, Charlotte Frost. Third Row: Betty Crumbley, Susan Cabaniss, Barbara Butts, Cynthia Kegley, Joyce Bell, Patsy Hamilton, Theresa Cox, Karen Harris, Linda Myers. Ml mtljustasttcaU pJe Support (Dttr tHeamg M2 NIKKI COMBITHS SAMMY BUCHANAN (Putetanding JANIE HINSON The Senior Class has deemed these eight people meritorious of being Outstanding Seniors for their ex- emplification of the best attainable quality, excellance. The goal is most desirable because of the difficulty in the attainment of it. FRANKIE FLIPPIN 144 GLENNWOOD LOOKABILL CHIME TATE Seniors The characteristics of leadership, scholarship, de- pendability, and character are used as the criterion by which the Senior Class has chosen these eight people whom they feel are truly Outstanding Seniors. MARILYN HILL JOHNNY WHITE 145 CUTEST Dennis Brown and Linda Warden (Priolee BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Charlie Dent and Patsy Parks MOST DIGNIFIED Bill Beamer and Anne Withers BEST ALL AROUND Glennwood Lookabill and Jean Buckner MOST ATHLETIC Ronnie Powers and Janie Hinson 146 Terry Martin and Pat Keatley BEST DANCERS Buddy Rodgers and Sue Haga MOST TALENTED Stephen Roseberry and Chime Tate 147 BEST PERSON- ALITY Howard Sadler and Nikki Combiths MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Johnny White and Carolyn Brockmeyer MOST TALKATIVE Paul Sorrell and Grace Phelps MOST INTELLECTUAL Frankie Flippin and Marilyn Hill MOST COMICAL James Semones and Doris Harriman 148 MOST POPULAR Gary Hall and Carolyn Powers MOST HAPPY GO LUCKY Jimmy Warf and Penny Clark BEST LOOKING Jeff Whitehurst and Valerie Atkinson BEST DRESSED Jimmy Chapman and Gail Siglin KATIE FLIPPIN Sophomore RICHARD PARKS Sophomore DIANNE HYATT Freshman 150 GARY HALL KING (Eourt DENNIS ROOKER Freshman BUTCH RATCLIFF Junior THELMA CONNER Junior BETSY MABRY Eighth Grade ARCHIE WORRELL Eighth Grade 151 (Atkinson aitl of |Monor 3)efoeU (Eatron KING Sammy Buchanan QUEEN Valerie Atkinson SENIOR MEMBERS Ralph Bocock Dennis Brown Jimmy Chapman Gary Chinault Frankie Flippin Glennwood Lookabill Bobby Nash Don Newman Ronnie Powers Howard Sadler Jean Buckner Sarah Jane English Sue Haga Janie Hinson Jill Howard Dee Huff Sherry Morefield Margaret Seagle Linda Warden Anne Withers Butch Ratcliff CROWN BEARERS Pam Chitwood 154 DUKE Gary Hall PRINCESS Carolyn Powers UNDERCLASSMEN MEMBERS Danny Carson Tommy Combiths S. T. Crockett Bill Flint Larry Gilmore Barry Grinstead Wayne Hyatt Charles Jackson Jimmy Kelly Dickie McMillan Jimmy McMillan Richard Parks Doug Ratcliff Dennis Rooker Bill Smith Larry Taylor Mike Tilley Curtis Trail Frank Vass Archie Worrell Mary Jane Austin Jayne Baugh Susan Cabaniss Jewell Catron Thelma Conner Sunni Edens Katie Flippin Brenda Foley Linda Foley Becky Hotz Dianne Hyatt Kathy Kegley Sandra Kiser Betsy Mabry SuSu Owen Mary Pace Helen Pappas Wanda Pugh Marsha Sheets Debbie Surface 155 Girls’ State: Pam Chitwood, Jewell Cation, Thelma Conner. Boys’ State: Jimmy Mc- Millan, Watts Steger, Butch Ratcliff. Scholarship and Award Recipients (as of April 2, 1965): Jean Buckner, Betty Tracy, Pat Waller, Melanie Pearce, Glennwood Lookabill, Frankie Flippin, Ralph Bocock, Joe Weddle, Bill Beamer. (Silded (Eage Frankie Flippin ; Dis- trict Hi-Y President Key Club District Secretary-Treasurer. First place school and district science fair winners: Gerald Aust, Alyson Howard, Vanona Alley, Wayne Coake, Linda Meyers, George Bevins, Jerry Chinault, Diana Love, Katie Flippin, Herman Hearn, Billy Kanode. Nikki Combiths, Bill Beamer, DAR Award. All Virginia Band. Doug Eads, First Advertising Contest: Arthur Cox, Third Dis- play Contest. Va. Distributive Education Leadership Conference. Cast of the One Act Play: Frank Trotter, Bobby Rat- Virginia All State Chorus: Carolyn cliffe, Nikki Combiths, Anne Withers, Beth Boan, Brockmeyer Alternate, Steve Roseberry, Thelma Ingles, Buddy Rodgers. Bill Steger. I Speak For Democracy Contest: Shelia Nelson, First: Nikki Combiths, Second: Wanda David- son, Third. Regional Wrestling Champions: Charles Rhett, Fourth; Ronnie Pearce, Jimmy Mc- Millan; Larry Johnson, Second; James Allen. First Place Forensic Winners: Shelia Nelson, Jewell Catron, Nikki Combiths, Susan Albert, Frank Trot- ter, Harvey Johnson, S. T. Crockett. Jimmy Worrell, Clerk of the Senate MGA ; Butch Ratcliff, Secretary-Treasurer Southern Conference Blue Ridge Assembly. All State Chorus: Janice Morefield, Norma Mabry, Johnny White, Steve Roseberry, Bobby Ratcliffe, Tom Noland, Ted Hodge, Bill Steger, Jesse Hopkins, Harvey Johnson, Linda Buchanan, Wanda Cruff, Jerry Novell, Carolyn Brockmeyer, Pat Waller, Betty Crocker Award. All State Band: Frank Trotter, Bill Beamer, Charles Tavares, Fred Thompson, Jerry Novell, Jonda Albert, Sherry Morefield, Delana Boone, Pat Christley. o-operatu, 157 Congratulations to the Seniors of Pulaski High School Class of ' 65 COLEMAN FURNITURE CORPORATION 158 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 THE PULASKI NATIONAL BANK Two Convenient Locations Main Office — Pulaski Branch Office — Fairlawn Compliments of HUFF COAL Cr OIL COMPANY, INC. Phone 2-0021 Pulaski Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD Virginia Compliments of PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORE Pulaski Business Plaza 159 SIGLirS Corner of the Court Phone 5-1013 Pulaski, Va. 160 COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS FASHIONS Compliments of E. D. DAVID District Manager People ' s Life Insurance Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Southern States Pulaski Co-Operative, Inc. DIAL 2-5691 PULASKI VIRGINIA 161 Compliments of MAYFLOWER MOTEL RESTAURANT Compliments of N M GROCERY TRINKLE AND DOBYNS, INCORPORATED General Contractors Dublin, Virginia Compliments of PULASKI RADIATOR UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 623 E. Main St. Pulaski, Virginia Radiators Repaired and Recored All Types of Auto Upholstery Crank Shaft Grinding and Reboring Service George C. Allen, Owner Phone 3-191 1 162 CONGRATULATIONS . TO THE CLASS OF ' 65 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, INC. 163 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 ' 65 THE SOUTHWEST TIMES Your Newspaper Compliments of EMMART Millinery and Children ' s Wear Compliments of PARKS-BELK DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES Headquarters For School Supplies Pulaski - Marion - Wytheville COMPLIMENTS OF MARSHALL WELDING SUPPLY East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA 164 RAFLO ' S INC. Clothes Just For You Pulaski Virginia JACKSON MOTEL Mrs. Fred A. Jackson, Manager Phone 2-9691 U. S. 11 Pulaski, Va. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 165 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 ,v STICKLER ' S FUNERAL HOME 810 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski Virginia Compliments of EARL ' S MOBILGAS Compliments of MASTER CLEANERS 166 It Pays to Look Well ELK ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP CORP. 93 Main Street Dial 4-1639 Pulaski Virginia 167 Compliments of Compliments of ALL-STATE INSURANCE HALL ' S SHOE SHOP You ' re In Good Hands with 223 North Jefferson Avenue All-State Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of GARTER ' S FOOD CENTER MAX ' S BAKERY AND GIFTS Pastries, Cakes, and Cookies for all occasions Jewelry and Gifts for the Home Compliments of MEREDITH TATE, INC. Your Neighborhood Good Gulf Dealer 168 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 A Fine Place to Eat Sundries, cones, shakes, malts, soft drinks, and many tasty sandwiches. Pulaski, Virginia 169 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 65 Class of ' 65 KESLINGS COAL YARD PIGGLY WIGGLY Pulaski Virginia Home of Fine Foods GLENN INSURANCE Congratulations AGENCY, INC. to the Class of ' 65 Security • Service • Dividend Savings CAVALIER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 16 Main Street • P. 0. Box 70 Phone 2-3391 Pulaski, Virginia Paper Products - Janitor Supplies Pulaski, Virginia Institutional Foods 170 CONGRATULATIONS FROM MAYBERRY BLICK • 0L0SM0BILE, II. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF JEFFERSON MILLS THE PLANT THAT CARES PULASKI VIRGINIA 171 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS IN COOPERATION WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN PULASKI, VIRGINIA Compliments of NUMBER ONE DRUG STORE 73 W. Main St. Phone 2-1111 Pulaski,Virginia Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI FURNITURE CORPORATION PULASKI, VIRGINIA 172 Compliments of PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, 11 . Building Material and Lumber Pulaski, Virginia Phone 3-3751 THOMAS M. SEAGLE SON’S ., «. Pulaski, Virginia Four Generations Serving Southwest Virginia 173 MONTICELLO CAFE FOLEY ' S ELECTRIC CO. Sales and Services 226 N. Jefferson Ave. Dial 4-1751 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Congratulations BURTON INSURANCE AGENCY 309 North Washington Avenue Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-7561 174 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF PULASKI Member F.D.I.C. It pays to look well O. K. BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION Allied Chemical Corp. Pulaski Works 175 Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY Compliments of T. ADAIR HALL General Contracting Building and Repairing 176 Compliments of MARTI N-BEAMER HARDWARE CO., INC. Your Friendly, Helpful ' IRHA ' Hardware Store Serving Our Friends and Neighbors for 25 years 27 E. Main Street Dial 2-5191 Compliments of PAUL KNITTING MILL Manufacturers of Quality Hosiery Nearly half a century in Pulaski Pulaski Virginia Your Daytime Companion with W P U V 1580 KC Phone 3-3931 Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1946 Compliments of VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO., INC. Pulaski, Virginia 177 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING CO. Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to Class of ' 65 STEGER ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS We Furnish The Home Completely Never a Carrying Charge Compliments of GUYNN FURNITURE CO. Pulaski Virginia 178 IT ' S FUN TO BE ON THE TELSTAR TEAM Telephone service is o happy combination of able people and ever-better equipment. As partners with the Bell System, we, of C P share the pride for development of the transistor, solar battery and Telstar. In the field of communications, the horizon is bright . . . and the future offers fascinating experiences and rewards for endeavor. C P OF VIRGINIA A BELL SYSTEM COMPANY 179 Compliments of TILLEY PAINT CO., INC. 215 First St., S W. Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of D. OBEL RATCLIFF, Realtor Real Estate Broker Auctioneer JOT ' EM DOWN STORE Groceries and Feed Dial 3-2431 184 W. Main St. Compliments of VIRGINIA BLOCK AND LUMBER Compliments of JO-AL-KIN HEREFORD FARM KING COAL AND WOOD YARD 616 First St. N. E. Box 569 Phone 2-0681 J. K. King, Owner 180 GUS S MARKET HYLTON ' S FEED STORE Staple and Fancy Groceries 208 N. Madison Ave. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 4-1374 Route 1 Box 48A Compliments of your Dial 4-1530 Pulaski, Va. Purina Dealer Compliments of GEM CITY JUNK MUSEUM Bowling is Fun For All Ages at SKY LANES Dublin Rd. Pulaski, Va. LAVINDER ' S MOBILGAS STATION Phone 3-6581 Dublin Rd. Pulaski, Va. Dial 2-8821 Pick up and Delivery NEW PARAMOUNT CLEANERS Quality Cleaning and Pressing 227 Jefferson Ave. Pulaski, Va. For Tops In Movie Entertainment Always say .... What ' s Showing At THE PULASKI THEATRE STEVENS FUNERAL HOME 815 Randolph Avenue Pulaski, Virginia 181 LANDIS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FREEZER-FRESH 305 N. Washington Ave. AND QUALITY HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY 307 N. Washington Ave. Pulaski, Virginia Owned and Operated by Charles and Dorothy Haymore 182 Compliments of APPALACHIAN TIRE PRODUCTS, INC. HATCHER-ASKEW Quality Men ' s Wear Since 1888 Compliments of DENT RADIO-TV SERVICE — Electronics Exclusively — HOUSE OF BEAUTY Complete Beauty Service 338 North Washington Ave. Phone 2-7571 Compliments of FELIX DEPARTMENT STORES Pulaski Virginia Congratulations from T. M. Combiths, Jr. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Compliments of ALEX MEN ' S SHOP Pulaski Virginia DUBLIN ROAD ESSO SERVICENTER Phone 2-7551 Dublin Road, Pulaski, Virginia Pick Up Del. Ser. 183 MYDEN ELECTRICAL HEATING INSULATION CO, INC. Pulaski, Virginia Wholesale Electrical Distributors Compliments of PET MILK COMPANY Wytheville, Virginia 184 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Have a Coke Pulaski Virginia BOB ' S SHOE • CENTER PULASKI, VIRGINIA Charles B. Wright Phone NE 9-6062 BILL ' S KITCHEN Hot Dogs — Chili — Buns and Sandwiches CROWN JEWELERS INC. If You Don ' t Know Diamonds Know Your Jeweler R. Larry Barnett, Mgr. 15 W. Main St. Pulaski, Va. Compliments of PULASKI BOWLING CENTER HALEY FURNITURE STORES Complete Line of New Furniture Pulaski, Virginia 185 Compliments of PULASKI MIRROR CO. BANE ' S Paint — Wallpaper Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS CO. Compliments of PULASKI COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP Carl T. Hill Compliments of NATIONWIDE INSURANCE NEW RIVER OILS, INC. Phone 2-2401 Pulaski, Virginia AUST SUPER MARKET Compliments of and GALLIMORE AND LIVELY, JIM DANDY MARKET INC. General Contractors Congratulates the Class of ' 65 Pulaski Virginia 186 Compliments of PULASKI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 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 Pontiac Cadillac Tempest RUTHERFORD PONTIAC COMPANY o Pulaski, Virginia G. M. C. Trucks Dealer ' s License Number 240 187 Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 AIR CONTROL CORPORATION North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski, Virginia Your Direct Factory Chevy Dealer Volume is the Secret to Our Business LUTTRELL CHEVROLET CO. 188 WALLACE ' S ' First and Foremost in Fashion Pulaski, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE FUR STORAGE RUG CLEANING PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRO - PLASTIC FABRICS, INC. VINYL COATED FABRICS PULASKI, VIRGINIA Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. 19 East Main St, — Pulaski MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Hospital corner Your Walgreen Agency Stores Prescriptions Sundries 189 A MAN YOU CAN LEAN ON THAT ' S KLOPMAN! STAUNTON RIVER FINISHING CO. Division of KLOPMAN MILLS INC. Newbern Plant Newbern, Va. 190 Congratulations Class of ' 65 PULASKI ESSO SERVICENTER Pulaski Virginia We, the Business Staff of the 1965 ORIOLE, wish to express our gratitude tr the advertisers and to the students and faculty of Pulaski High School, whr have given us their complete coopera- tion. Frank Flippin Business Manager Watts Steger Ass ' t Business Manager Susan Albert Business Secretary 191 Brooms and brushes, Soup and sandwiches, a cheerful smile, a carefree moment, caught off guard, a successful experiment, back-stage controls, and an anxious wait all work together to make these days happy and fulfilling — days which will never come again for the Seniors. Farewell Class of ' 65!! J PRINTING COMPANY • Charlotte , N. 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