Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

W Kf, te f % ■iw ik A- V IpBf £m w A bm Bill C % . iHk ' f ' PkF ■NRi ii 1 OJie 1966 Oriole TJofume XLV 7 J uS ls iecf 7f 0£e Siuc enls Of PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL Pulaski, Virginia S. T. CROCKETT Editor-in-Chief BECKY HOTZ Associate Editor WATTS STEGER Business Manager WANDA PUGH Associate Editor Ex Libris After we walk from its doors, Having walked through every hall, Enjoying a close fellowship And enrichment for all. A place remains in our hearts, Where the years have been our best. That grand edifice upon the hill, Dear ole P. H. S. i 2 ]i Wl ' ! A jj in it d m S 4i McT.rPl i Mii i ' r JBt ' ll A 1 1,1 y Xwkubst Dedication If the world had no reliable people, we would surely find existence hard. Reliability, sincerity, generosity, and kindness have won you the admira- tion and respect of each and every student at P. H. S. We are grateful to you for your genuine desire to help others. You have been outstanding in all phases of school life at P. H. S. In recognizing your efficiency as an administrator, we must not forget your success in the classroom as a teacher of mechanical drawing. You have shown us that you are unfailing in accepting the responsibility given to you by others. You were at one time the sponsor of the Key Club. You have been fundamental in the success of our school newspaper. These are only a few of your contributions to our extracurricular activities. As a token of high esteem and an expression of our sincere appreciation of your unfailing interest in the students, we the staff of the 1966 Oriole dedicate this annual to you . . . MR. DEWEY S. WILSON 5 CLUBS With the rapid termination of this 1965-1966 school year, we have reached a significant milestone in our climb toward maturity and self- sufficiency. We must now start looking forward to the future, striving to reach and maintain the goals and ideas we have set for ourselves. Our future is held behind a variety of closed doors. To unlock any door it takes a key — the right key, the one and only key which will open that door. It is up to each of us, individually, to find that one key which will open his door to the future. Finding that one key will not be a simple task. Its nature is of such an essence that it can only be accom- plished through hard, determined work and a thorough knowledge of what one wants out of life. With this in mind, one can now begin to pattern his life so it will coin- cide with the goals he has set for himself. As the steps of his ladder are ascended toward these goals, the key which will unlock his door begins to take shape. Finally, the ladder is ascended and the key is ready to be fitted into the lock. With the opening of the door, the future path is now clear. — Frank Vass 7 8 9 The days of the one-room schoolhouse have disappeared as our world has become one of urbanization and consolidation. Although this early American tradition has fallen to the wayside, it has contributed many enterprising, men to our society. At this time the Oriole Staff wishes to pay tribute to one such man who has unlocked the doors of knowledge to many young people. After attending Hampden-Sydney College and graduating from the University of Virginia, he began his forty-year career in the field of education. Before coming to Pulaski, he served in other localities through- out Virginia as both teacher and principal. For the past twenty-five years he has served Pulaski as a top administrator of education. His contri- butions did not stop here, for he has also served as a past president of the Virginia Association of School Administrators. For his many contributions to the field of education, we the Oriole Staff wish to recognize — MR. FRANK J. CRITZER 10 JKem oriam MR. HERMAN L. RATCLIFFE THE GATE AT THE END OF THINGS Some people say the world’s all a stage Where each plays a part in life; While others proclaim that life is quite real, Its joys, its battles, its strife. Some say it’s a joke, we should laugh it along, Should smile at the knocks and stings; Whatever is true just take this from me, There’s a gate at the. end of things. Don’t try to kid yourself with the thought, You can do as you please all the while; Don’t think you can kick the poor fellow who’s down, While you climb to the top of the pile. Don’t go back on your pal, just because he won’t know, Oh, in his eyes you may be a king; Some day he will see you just as you are, At the gate at the end of things. Don’t think you can fool all the folks all the while, You may do it sometimes, that is true; They will find you out in the end every time, The only one you fool is you. If you see a man down, why, give him a hand, And find how much pleasure it brings, To know you are ready to meet all mankind, At the gate at the end of things. Live like a man, it don’t cost any more, To act on the square and be right. It’s reward enough to know you’re a man, To hear people say, “He’s right.” You can look everyone straight in the eye, And your voice has sincerity’s ring; Then you’re ready to go and pass through with the bunch, At the gate at the end of things. — Unknown Becky Hotz Associate Editor — Features Mrs. Edna Love Sponsor Lois Smith Layout Editor Wanda Pugh Associate Editor — Activities 12 Bobbi Poole Girls’ Sports Editor Wayne Hyatt Senior Class Editor Bob Palmer Boys’ Sports Editor Wanda Cruff Typist Su-Su Owen Margaret Ritter Typist Typist Mary Jane Austin Typist 13 Katie Flippin Assistant Editor Sue Bopp Sophomore Class Editor . Edley Sadler Photographer Bill Flint Asst. Business Manager Kathy Newman Eighth Grade Class Editor Shannon Massie Junior Class Editor Nancy Surface Freshman Class Editor Carol Ann Weddle Photographer As we go through our days at Pulaski High School, we often inadvert- antly forget those who make our days more enjoyable. These are the un- sung heroes whom we wish to bring to light; the bus drivers, the cooks, and the custodians. Qlnsung j feroes We wish to thank these people who provide transportation to and from school, those who prepare hot nourishing meals, and those who keep our school warm and clean. If it were not for these hardworking people our days at P. H. S. would not be as comfortable as they are. 15 As we leaf through the pages of this book, we find reason to reflect upon the happen- ings of this school year. The warm glow of friends’ faces, the hard work of academic achievement, and the discipline and sacrifice of goals reached have a special significance for each of us. With every backward glance there comes some form of evaluation. We think of the opportunities that school has afforded us and we ask ourselves, “What have we done with these opportunities ?” Most of us can re- flect with pride on our school experience, and yet, because of human frailty we can recog- nize many opportunities that we have passed by. Many would say that this is life, but it is also relevant to life, so relevant that success or failure hinges upon it. It behooves us all to be successful by taking advantage of op- portunity to better ourselves and the people around us. In a time when draft cards are being burned, when young people are marching and protesting without regard for the established forums available to them, it is with pride that I reflect upon this school year and our students here at Pulaski High School. I am grateful for my association with you and for the joys of this school year. I commend those members of our graduat- ing class who have reached a major goal in their lives. We are especially proud of your contributions to P. H. S. I am expecting much from you in days to come. Sincerely, William E. Porter PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM E. PORTER B. A.: Roanoke College M. S.: V. P. I. 18 Mr. Dewey S. Wilson Assistant Principal B.S.: East Tenn. State Univ. M.S.: Radford College Mrs. Barbara Crockett Secretary to the Principal As the doors of Pulaski High School close for another school year, I consider it a privilege to have been able to serve you as teacher and assistant principal for the past eight years. To those of you who have another year or more left in our school, I would hope that you will strive to make every minute of your school life count. To the seniors, I hope that your future may be a pleasant and happy one and that we may have in some small way through our examples, guidance, and instruc- tion helped it to be more complete. You have contributed much to your school and we are proud of you. To the faculty, I want to say thank you for the co- operation you have given Mr. Porter and me in the operation of our school. I hope you can look at this fine year book and say to yourself that this school year has been an accomplish- ment for each of you. I am sure you realize by now that nothing in school or life comes without hard work. Best wishes, Dewey Wilson Mrs. Gearldine Sutherland Secretary 19 Miss Elizabeth Blair B.A. : Vanderbilt University English Mrs. Sandra M. Goforth B.S. : Radford College English Mrs. Mary H. Holloway B.A. : Westhampton English 1 ' Mi ! ' if! ; L e j ; J : ! ; pjjjg Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons B.S. : Longwood English 20 Mrs. Donna K. Kolb B.A. : Mary Washington English 2)epartm ent Mrs. Judith T. Neily B.A. : Radford College English Mrs. Joyce C. Robinson B.A. : Radford College English Miss Katherine D. Repass B.A. : Radford College English Mrs. Katherine Sutherland B.S. : Radford College English Mr. Carl R. Tacy B.S. : Davis Elkins College English 21 Mrs. Carol Carithers B.A. : University of Illinois M.A. : Indiana State University Chorus Mrs. Edna B. Love B.S. : Univ. of Tenn. Art Miss Susan E. Caldwell B.S. : Radford College Audio-Visual ; Library ?ine 7!rl.s Department 22 Joreiqn L anquaqe department Mrs. Clara Hanks B.A. : Emory and Henry College Spanish Mrs. Ruth B. Bird B.S. : Radford College French Mrs. Juanita C. Robertson B.S. : Radford College Latin Soctaf Studies tiepartm ent Mr. Carles Billips B.S. : Emory and Henry College ; M.S. : Univ. of Tenn. History. Health P. Ed. Mr. Robert Bruce A.B. : King College World Geography 23 Mrs. Margaret Hines A.B. : Duke Univ. History; World Geography Mrs. Rosalie H. Luck B.S. : Radford College History Miss Mayme K. McCoy B.S. : Radford College Government 24 Mrs. Alzie B. Mode B.S. : Radford College Government ; History Mr. Charles B. Tickle B.S. : Pembroke State Social Studies Jit a i he m alias Department Mr. James C. Blair B.S. : V. P. I. Mathematics Mrs. Ruth E. Hotz B.S. : Carson Newman College Mathematics Miss Emma Gallimore B.A. : Radford College Mathematics 25 Mrs. Edna A. Loftus B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mrs. Kay J. McPeak B.S. : Radford College Mathematics ci e nee r Departm ent Mrs. Mildred R. Whitt B.S. : Radford College Mathematics Mr. James V. Hickam B.S. : V. P. I. Biology ; Science 26 Mi9s Gloria H. Lyons B.S. : Radford College Physics ; Science Mrs. Majella H. Myers B.S. : Radford College Chemistry ; Science Miss Doris Mylum B.A. : Radford College Science Mr. William C. Puckett B.S. : Concord College Biology 27 Mrs. Joyce O. Rawls B.S. : Madison College Science Mrs. Shirley M. Wingfield B.S. : Stetson Univ. Science CPDustcaf (Education ' Department Mr. Howard J. Duncan B.S. : Concord College M.S. : Florida State Univ. Health P. Ed. Mrs. Frankye R. Harkrader B.S. : Radford College Health P. Ed. Mrs. Katherine G. Kegley B.S. : Radford College Health P. Ed. Mr. Harry L. Loftus A.B. : Lynchburg College Health P. Ed. 28 radical iris Oepat ' tm en Mrs. Jonne H. Clemmer B.S. : Madison College Home Economics Mr. Lloyd R. Davis A.B. : Morehead State Mechanical Drawing Mr. Joe Lilly B.S. : East Tenn. State Industrial Arts Mrs. Lalah H. Newman B.S. : Radford College Home Economics 29 Mr. Arby H. Phibbs Bridgewater; V.P.I. Vocational Education G ommerci af Depart m ent Mrs. Kathryn W. Brockman B.A. : R.M.W.C. Commercial Mrs. Dorothy D. Dodson B.S. : Radford College Commercial n l i« Mr loss HiNimKinv. 30 Mrs. Jean L. Blankenship B.S. : Radford College M.Ed. : University of Virginia Mr. Elmer E. Huff B.A. : Radford College M.Ed.: V.P.I. Guidance Miss Ruth A. Simpson B.S. : Radford College Commercial (Juicfa ance Departm ent 31 rv+ ' t. fM ' - f.Y. gfite • •s V. r C-r � ■ ' 4 v . ' ..t-V ' ‘ 1 gf 4 «- . ; ■ ' ' -« � • - - k , . •-.. i ' s I ; Bfv •: ■ ' • fr V 1 ' 4 ••.r.W„ « ' ..• ■ . - •■ .: ■ ‘ •■� , . • - i [ . . • ' % . vj v I 5v� : ' • • - ' enior Gfa ass SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Corder Treasurer Margaret Blair Danny Carson President Sybil Douthat . Vice-President . . . Secretary 34 The Senior Class of 1966 will soon be closing the door of our high school days behind us and locking it with the key of memories. The memories of our days at Pulaski High School are something each of us will cherish and treasure forever. Proud were we, when we entered high school for the first time, even though we were “Punks”. Although it was a big change, it did not take us long to adapt and make many new friends. In some puzzled way we managed to move from the Eighth Grade to the seemingly more mature Freshman Class. We were thrilled when it was announced that our float had taken first place during Homecoming competition. As Sophomores, we felt a bigger part of Pulaski High School as we began participating in more activities. When we became Juniors, the feeling of being upper classmen was great. Our Junior year was brightened by the arrival of our long-awaited class rings, and climaxed by the Junior-Senior Prom. Although all of these are wonderful memories, they can not surpass those of our Senior year. The feeling of awe as we marched into our first assembly cannot be expressed. The fun we had the night of the Boys’ Beauty Contest and the day we decorated the class Christmas tree will always remain in our memories. The hard work we put into our Homecoming float proved worthwhile when for the second time in our high school career we received first place. These, along with the many other activities have made our Senior year unforgettable. Now, all too soon, our Senior year draws to a close. Baccalaureate and Graduation await the Class of ’66. Though we have had faithful guidance and teaching from all the faculty of Pulaski High School, we would like to especially thank now our Senior Class sponsors: Miss Suzanne David, Mrs. Edna Loftus, Miss Mayme McCoy, Mrs. Alzie Mode, Miss Dean Repass, Mrs. Joyce Robinson, and Mrs. Bessie Totten. We depart from Pulaski High School with fond memories of the past and hope for the future. Our hearts will often return to the halls and class- rooms where we showed our first signs of maturity. To those who pass this way in future years, we leave to you our heritage and a hope that your years will be as rewarding as ours have been. 35 Shelva Jean Akers Jean Lively spirit; That special dance. Steve Michael Anderson Steve Fish in a quiet stream; The tang of a competitor. s enior Larry Dean Adams Larry The shining barrel of a rifle; Green banks of a river. Cheryl Eugenia Allen Cheryl Born with the gift of laughter; Mischievous inclinations. Larry Wayne Armbrister Larry Excitement of a race; Hunt for adventure. 36 Dorothy Mae Anderson Dorothy Enjoyment in an office; Excitement in everything. Elbert Wayne Adams Wayne A coat of arms; Unspoken idealism. Janice Marie Aust Janice A drummer girl; Creativity in a hairstyle. Vincent Betts Atkinson Vinnie Young fellows will be young- fellows ; Never idle a moment. James Edward Aust, Jr. Jimmy Thrills of a sports car; Tones of a trumpet. Ronald Duane Aust Ronnie A specialist at tuning engines; Sparks of pleasure. Alvin Holdren Bailey, Jr. Beetle The thrill of a race; A carbon copy. Mary Jane Austin Mary Jane A soft voice, a friendly smile; That seems to be her style. Bonnie Jean Baker Bonnie Small in statute; Big in thoughts. 37 Charles Frederick Bell Fred A rumbling muffler; The onrushing tide. Kenneth Sidney Blair Kenny An unconformed outdoorsman; Deep content. Elizabeth Lynn Banes Lynn What wisdom can one find, That is greater than kindness? Linda Darnell Barrett Linda Unceasing laughter; A beautician at work. David Gordon Black David Industrious inclinations ; One of the gang. Margaret Louise Blair Margaret The between class rush; Good humor is the health of the soul. Sharon Cohen Black Sharon The willingness to give; Ambition in sight. 38 Nora Elizabeth Brewster Nora Quiet, shy and gentle; Friendly, wise and on the go. Delana Rebecca Boone Delana A mathematical mind; Tides toward the British. Sue Moles Boothe Sue Gentle as a fallen leaf; A heart of pure sincerity. Linda Irene Brock Linda Knit one, purl one; Graceful action. Joyce Ann Burch Joyce Quiet ambition; A wistful tune. 39 Linda Laura Buchanan Linda Striving for First; Attaining new heights. Rebecca Rachel Burchett Becky Sound of a piano note; Strawberry blond. Robert Daniel Carson, Jr. Danny Swinging a golf club; A calm young man. Brenda Joyce Chaffin Brenda The contents of a good book ; Deep-felt ideas. Regina Thomas Calloway Regina The dawn of a bright day; New responsibilities. Richard Dale Carrico Richard Ballads of old; Long fortunes untold. Jewell Anne Catron Jewell A crowned queen; Freshness of a white snowfall. Barbara Jo Chaffin Barbara Soft melodies; Ring of a telephone. 40 Senior Brenda Kay Cecil Brenda Ability to welcome others ; Smiling thoughts. Marvin Dean Clark Dean The rage of a storm; A creator of useful things. Janice Lou Chandler Janice A life filled with music; The calm of Winter’s afternoon. Pamela Jean Chitwood Pam A pep rally; Her life shall never lack a friend. Norma Jean Coleman Norma If a thing is worth doing, It is worth doing well. George William Conner George Performing for others; A musical note. 41 Robert Carlyle Compton Bobby Ready on the spur of a moment; Quietness of faith. Jacqueline Conner Jackie Concern for humanity; The purity of a dove. David Graham Corder David A master of time; Purposeful determination. Phyllis Jones Crabtree Jean Enthusiasm for life; A poetic hand. Thelma Gail Conner Thelma Truly she is a ray of sunshine; You’ll never find one so kind. Charles Douglas Cook Doug The fun of days gone by; Life passes so quickly. Fred William Cox, Jr. Fred The power of an engine; A gay life. Samuel Thorn Crockett III S. T. Tomorrow’s success; A will of his own. 42 Harriet Joanne Cox Harriet The innocence of a lamb; Time happily spent. Doris Jean Dalton Doris An interested listener; A love of a good book. Clarence Eugene Davidson Eugene A clock keeping time; Spirit of the outdoorsman. Glass Shelia Jane Crowder Shelia A swim in a silent lake; Deep content. Wanda Sue Cruff Wanda Accomplished pianist; A smile to trust. Donald Wayne Dalton Donnie A sports enthusiast; Incessant conversation. Cynthia Evelyn Daugherty Cindy Dignity of age; Worthwhile projects. 43 Bobby Lee Dalton Bobby The pattern of all patience; Trusting, funloving way. Zona Charlene Dean Charlene Pleasant ways; Fun makes her personality. Jimmy Wakely Dobbins Jimmy A will to go forth — Stopped by nothing. Larry Steve Davidson Larry The mystery of unspoken words; His ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Brenda Kay Dawson Brenda An outgoing tide; Mirror of goodness. Ingrid Yvonne Dean Yvonne An artist at work; Talents unlimited. Sybil Gaye Douthat Sybil The Silent Countenance often speaks ; A sweet attractive kind of grace. Senior Roy Arvin Dickerson Roy Quiet humor; A search for truth in all things. Ronald Dunford Ronald In search of a cause; Making dreams come true. Jean Carolyn Duncan Jean Scent of a spicy kitchen; A silent understanding. Roger Lee Duncan Roger The quietness of a deer; A silent strength. Michael Wayne East Mike Faithfulness of a true friend; A life of unspoken warmth. Connie Edwards Connie A practical mind; Concept of reality. 45 Carl Daniel Edney Carl Worthy of responsibility; A definite way of thinking. Gary Dale Edwards Gary Incessantly jovial nature; Working toward a goal. Elizabeth Ann Floyd Ann Dreams of faraway places; Visions on horseback. Barbara Ann Freeman Barbara A shelf of books; Undefined fun. Wanda Lee Ensley Wanda Soft, soothing voice; Complimentary comments. Carolyn LaVerne Farlow Carolyn A deck of canasta cards; Tops in “pops”. Raymond Carl Fowler Raymond A sincere love for the outdoors; Anything goes. Lillian Ernestine Freeman Ernestine Life built on hope — Lived in love. Tommy Lloyd Frazier Tommy Concise thoughts; Hidden talents. 46 Robert Preston Garwood Bobby The Quiet of the Forest; The Wonder of Solitude. Julius Delbert Fuller Julius Rhythmic dance beat; Taking life easily. Connie Faye Garlic Connie Born a Democrat, live a Democrat; And will die a Democrat. Sharon Leigh Gemmell Sharon A kind helper; Strong beliefs. Sherry Cox Golden Sherry The glitter of a diamond; A future foretold. 47 Karen Stuart Gibson Karen Deep thoughts attained in a poem; Letters to the editor. Charles William Gosnell Bill Summer afternoons; A laugh in the classroom. Senior Everett Kenneth Grubb Kenny The carvings of wood; A ball game spectator. John Thomas Hagee John The true spirit of kindness; Engaging activities. Charles Thomas Hager Charles A life of unspoken warmth; The pleasures of living. George Randall Haga George Roaring motors; Happy - go - lucky. Linda Farmer Hall Linda A trip abroad; Undefined devotion. 48 Kate Mitchell Gravely Kate A motherly love for others; Abounding in happiness. Barry Malcolm Grinstead Barry Gentle to others, to himself severe A Lookout for fun. Joe Ann Hill Joe Ann Happiness is a dance; Heartfelt companionship. Donald Harrell Donald Active curiosity; A true ally. Merlyn Kay Henderson Kay The enchantment of music; Never a dull moment. Joy Ann Hill Joy Good books on the shelf; A dedicated friend. Ted William Hodge Ted A pledge to Hands, Heart, Head, and Health; A service to the community. 49 Phyllis Jean Hoback Jean “Rare compound of quality, noble and true, With plenty of sense and good humor, too.” Jesse Evans Hopkins, Jr. Jesse A willingness to serve; Laughter in the nature of me. Wilma Cox Hughes Wilma Quiet reserve; Untraveled roads. Christie Hurst Chris Radiant gladness; Gestures of friendship. Rebecca Anne Hotz Becky Exuberance of youth; A wise, understanding heart. Paul Edward Hughes Paul An architect of the future; Competition on the mat. Edith Jo Ann Hummel Jo Ann Sportive, playful; Bubbling with glee. Jerry Lee Hutchens Jerry A jest breaks no bones; Friends are made, not born. 50 Stella Mae Humphery Stella Constant conversation; Neatly attired. Harvey Lee Johnson Harvey Gentlemanly attire; I walk by faith not by sight. Fonda Elaine Jones Fonda James Wayne Hyatt Wayne Winsome wit; A winning personality. Charles Vernon Jackson Charles The quick reflexes of an athlete; A desire to conquer! Fred William Johnson Fred Intelligence overflowing; A sincere smile. The timidness of a fawn; The heart of an angel has she. ass Donnie Ray Jones Donnie The smile that never comes off; Dancing, laughing, full of glee. 51 Julie Estelle Jackson Julie The changing of a kalidescope; A whistled tune. David Earl Kegley David The gaiety of a carnival; To the point. Sally Marie King Sally Few words; Quiet reasoning. Richard David Jones Richard Designing his future; Patience is the key to content. Brenda Kaye Kanode Brenda Yellow flowers; Freshness of spring. Calvin George Kidd Calvin Winning friends, Fun-filled days. Martha Teresa Kirkner Tecie Continuing faithfulness; At peace with the world. 52 Senior Jackie Star King Jackie Always joking and full of fun; Always on the go. - Sandra Grey Kiser Sandra High-stepping- performances; Thoughts unlimited. Dennis David Landis David Love of debate; Living in another world. Vivian Irene Lindsey Irene Delicate grace; The beauty of silence. Sharon Ruth Long Sharon Purposeful existence; The quietness of a library. Betty Pauline Lovell Betty A quiet interest; Fond remembrances. Donald Edward Lorton Donald A good-natured soul; Happiness is his guiding star. Norma Lee Mabry Norma A lily on a Bible; A seamstress of life. Brenda Sue McCraw Brenda A traveler’s mind; Unlimited chatter. Sandra Jean Melton Sandra The spirit of patience; A gentle kindness. Joan Merita Martin Joan Energetic willingness; Deep felt happiness. Bonnie Jean Matherly Bonnie Faithful and kind; Like a spirit — still and bright. Patricia Anne McGrady Pat The mirth of a bubbling brook; A sincere devotion. Shairon Dawn Moore S hair on The warmth of her smile; Life and light be thine forever. Jeannie Patricia Moses Jeannie Goodness in her heart; Laughter in her eyes. Glass Virginia Mitchell Virginia A view of life; Silent stand-by. Brenda Kay Musick Brenda Glorious friendships; Strong Christian character. Cleve Michael McPeak Mike Fun is where you find it; Ever on the go. Eric Winston Miller Eric An active curiosity; A Naturalist’s intellect. James Allen Morehead James Keen observance; An explorer’s adventure. Sheila Diane Nelson Sheila In animo informata; Meeting the test. Delmer Douglas Nuckolls Doug Quiet dignity; Saturday Nite at the Movies. Dawn of a new day; The thrill of travel. James Michael Parks Mike Dedication to duty; Visions of success. Ellen Wood Owen Su-Su The mischievousness of a small child ; Adding spice to life. Robert Wallace Palmer Bob The brightness of “Good Morning”; A smile from the heart. Brenda Gertrude Patton Brenda A silent understanding; A quiet voice. George Penn George Never a quiet moment; Rhythm and blues. 57 Ronald Wayman Pearce Ronnie A touchdown in the last quarter; The strength of Gibraltar. Linda Carol Phillips Carol Fourth of July fireworks; Happiness to come. James Michael Porter James A man’s character is his monu- ment; Roar of an avalanche. Jo Ann Price Jo Emotions in reality; A charming senorita. Janice Carolyn Poe Janice Quietness of a chapel; Devotion held true. Rena Susan Poole Bobbi Athletic feats; Laughter is the best medicine. cS enior David Lee Price David Spontaneous laughter; A court jester. Jerry Wayne Powers Jerry Carefree ways; Worthwhile friendship. Wanda Carol Pugh Wanda The smile is the universal lan- guage ; Love of a good time. 58 ass David Webster Quesenberry David Artistic imagination; Work well done. iVu Brenda Gayle Quesenberry Brenda Journalistic interests; Peaches and cream! Carolyn Bernice Quesenberry Carolyn A light-hearted tune; A merry smile. Donald Leslie Quesenberry Donnie Creator of good humor; An ardent competitor. Michael Henry Quesenberry Mike Keys of ivory; Quick to help everyone. David Wayne Quesenberry David Leprechaun’s liveliness; True masculinity. Gary Stephen Quesenberry Gary Living each day for itself; A true idealist. Douglas Myron Ratcliff Doug A staunch ally; Cleats and gridiron. Shirley Magdaline Rickey Shirley Beams of warmth; A traveling heart. Ali Muhammad Rasheed Ali A change of scenery; Child of the wind. Dexter Obel Ratcliff Butch Surprise package; A basketball in his hand. Edward Brisbane Rhett Ederd The charm of a guitar; A friendship always true. Roger Ridpath Roger Night and the town; Doing the unexpected. 60 Johnny Ray Richards Johnny The crack of a baseball bat; Strength behind the team. Oakley Wayne Rorrer Wayne An easy-going manner; Reserved but meaningful. Gladys Wanda Ritter Wanda A hit tune; A joy for life. Margaret Ann Ritter Margaret A walk down a shadowy lane; The tone of a piano. Hubert McNear Rudisill Hu bert The wonder of solitude; A gentle tread of feet. Patricia Carol Rupe Pat Combination of good health and happiness; Paths of peace. David Tate Runyon David Hunting boots; Herculean strength. James Richard Semones James The twang of a guitar; Good times to remember. 61 Sherman Sterling Shockley Sherman Outstretched hands to aid ; A sincere question. Lois Ann Spence Lois Dancing ripples of chatter; Unhurried confidence. Marsha Ann Sheets Marsha Rhythmic taps at a distance; Cheerful kindness to all. Donna Jean Shockley Donna Unaffected poise; Sugar and spice and all things nice. Lois Ann Smith Lois The spirit of patience; Worthy of confidence. William Shirley Sprinkle, Jr. Billy Mighty in stature; Unconformed ideas. Suellen Smith Snellen Soft merriment; Gentleness in all undertakings. 62 William Denny Steger, Jr. Bill Denny Praying hands; A voice of song and laughter. Pamela Maxine Stanley Pam Sounds of music; A commotion in any place. Hubert Watts Steger III Watts Dedicated to high ideals; Outstanding is his middle name. Joseph Robert Stephens Joe Good character cannot be meas- ured by a yardstick; Hit that line! Dorothy Catherine Tabor Dorothy Encompassed with activity; Patterns of pleasures. Susan Christine Stoots Susan Unopened letters; Shy generosity. Frances Irene Tavares Frances Determination and integrity; A ready answer. 63 emor Dennis Eugene Turner Thicket The swish of an arrow; Self-made decisions. Frances Ann Townley Frances A free gaiety; The rush of shopping. Ellen Kay Turner Ellen Kay Hopes for the future; The untraveled path. 64 Linda Mae Thomas Linda Quietness of midnight; Our friend in her own way. Theodore Jackson Taylor Jackie Inquisitive mind; An outgoing manner. Cecil Franklin Thompson Cecil The enchantment of a motorcycle; Engineer of the future. Donald Wayne Trail Donald Lure of the wilderness; A contentment with life. Frank Raymond Vass III Buggy A Southern gentleman; Mystery of what comes next. Rodney Alexander Turner R. A. T. The roar of loud mufflers; Life to him has just begun. Philip Wayne Umberger Wayne A car mechanic; Yells for the team. Betty Jean Waddell Betty Beheld beauty; A Morning Glory. Glenn Cabbie Weddle Glenn Stiff competition; A comfortable smile. 65 David Webb Walton Dave Years filled with fun; More depth than meets the eye. Edward William Whisman II Eddie Carefree outlooks; Likeable nature. Lonnie Steven Whitt, Jr. Sonny A willingness to try; Artful expressions. Jo Ann Williams Jo Ann Driftwood along the shore; Enjoyment of life. Kellas Marvin White, Jr. Bud Saddle your dreams; And ride them to victory. Mary Frances White Mary Nimble fingers of a typist; Help when needed. Garnet Porter Williams, Jr. Garnet Dawn of the hunter; Comedian’s comrade. Dorothy Dale Wright Dorothy Easy going quietness; A teacher of tomorrow. 66 Claudia Johnson Gusler Claudia Companionship shared; Gentle as a lamb. Ronnie Lewis Blankenship Ronnie Vast expectations; Amused at life. James Richard Cox James Slow, sure actions; Unfought victories won. Michael David Luttrell Mike The feel of a car; Free of worry. David Shelburne Woods David Glittering chrome; An early morning hunt. 67 James Forrest Wolfe Jimmy A sudden flash of enthusiasm ; Fun in the making. David Lee Wright David A fox chase; A soldier of fortune. Frankie Hoback Lytton Frankie Letters from abroad; “Big sister” to others. Marcia Suzanne Carroll Marcia Look on the bright side; Tone of a grand piano. William Wayne Breedlove William Experience through service; Bountiful determination. What should we put for the next caption? Randolph Smith Randy Worth makes the man; A growing knowledge. The Seniors wish to thank Mrs. Buck- ner who substituted in the United States Government classes. 68 Hats off to the Class of ’66. Junior Class Officers: Kelly Schrader, President; Jimmy Kelly, Vice-President; Kathy Kegley, Treasurer ; and Mary Pace, Secretary. unior Gfa ass As we look back over our Junior year, we remember many experiences that will forever remain in our memories. The highlight of the year was the arrival of our newly designed class rings, giving us a real feeling of being upper classmen. Among our most precious memories is the Junior-Senior Prom which we sponsored in honor of the Seniors. Our class was well represented in the Homecoming Court by Kathy Kegley and Jimmy Kelly. We were ably represented in the Miss P. H. S. Contest by: Jonda Albert, Jayne Baugh, Sharron Davis, Katie Flippin, Shannon Massie, Mary Pace, Helen Pappas, Debbie Sur- face, Joyce Warner, and Martha Whitehurst. With the memories of our past experience we look forward with great anticipation to being Seniors, knowing that many doors to the future are yet to be unlocked. For the help they have given us this year, we wish to thank our class sponsors: Mrs. Kathryn Brockman, Mrs. Jonne Clemmer, Mrs. Billie Farmer, Miss Emma Gallimore, Mr. James Hickam, Miss Patricia Ledford, Mrs. Lalah Newman, Mr. William Puckett, and Miss Ruth Simpson. 69 Darlene Adams Jonda Albert S. R. Albert Susan Albert James Allen Vanona Alley B. G. Anders Danny Anderson Doug Andrews Brenda Ayers Gary Blankenship Jerry Blankenship Libby Boothe Tokey Boyers Peggy Branch James Branscome Joyce Branscome Wade Breedlove Jackie Brookman Judie Brookman Patricia Bruce Pat Buckner Judy Byrd John Calfee Judy Canter Dianne Chaffin Buddy Chrisley Barbara Clark Betty Clark Brenda Clark Teresa Clark Huck Cochran Glennis Cole Bobby Collins Mike Covey Bobby Cox Carolyn Cox Gary Cox Gfass Peggy Dickerson Carol Duncan Pat Duncan Paul Dunnigan Judy Eads 71 Okey Rex Evans Nancy Eversole Tommy Eversole Larry Fanning Jane Farmer Michael Gardner Ronnie Garlic Linda Gilbert Larry Gilmore Bruce Hayes Herman Hearn John Hedge Michael Hickman Duard Hoback Wayne Hodges Mary Ann Holland Donna Holmes Sandra Holston Helen Horton Tommy Horton Betty Huckstep Tom Hufford Martha Hulme C ass Pat Ingles Judie Jackson Edward Jarrells Nancy Johnson Diane Jones Jo Ann Jones Jane Kanode Patsy Kanode Kathy Kegley Jim Kelly Connie King Jimmy Kirby John Kirby Sue Leonard Kenny Mabe Judy Martin Woody Martin Shannon Massie ' Junior Francis McCloud Doris McFall Danny McGlothlin Wayne McGlothlin Chipper McMillan Teddy McMillan Marvin Moles Patricia Moses Doris Murphy Dickie Nelson Teresa Ann Oulds Mary Pace Helen Pappas Connie Parks Donna Parks Ray Parks Richard Parks Michael Payton Belva Pentecost Mark Robinson Don Rogers Sharon Rogers Terry Roseberry Alan Rudisill Linda Rupe Roger Rupe David Safewright Margaret Sage Evelyn Sawyers Matthew Sayers Kelly Schrader Patty Seaman Russel Shrewsberry umor Norma Shull Dean Smith James Smith Cora Snavely Doug Spence Janice Stephens Glenn Stone Cynthia Stump Jack Surber Debbie Surface Betty Lou Talbert Kenneth Taylor Larry Taylor Robert Taylor 76 Frederick Thompson Curtis Trail Jackie Trail Randall Turner Leslie Turpin Linda Umberger Margie Vaughan Patricia Vaughn Donnie Walls Rebecca Wampler CA ass Martha Whitehurst Brenda Wilson Donnie Wilson Gregory Worley Ann Worrell In this field — cheerleaders in this field ???????? Who said that putting an annual together was all play ? 78 Sophomore Class Officers: Randal Vaughn, President; Dianne Hyatt, Vice-President; Dickie McMillan, Treasurer; and Brenda King, Secretary. opnomore This year the Sophomore Class has become more accustomed to the life at P. H. S. We have experienced many enjoyable events which will be remembered throughout our lives. We shall always remember the fun and excitement we had working on our Homecoming float which won Honorable Mention. We were represented by Susie Richards and Dickie McMillan in the Homecoming Court. We were well represented in the Miss P. H. S. Contest by: Susan Cab- aniss, Ann White, Susie Richards, Brenda Foley, Linda Foley, Dianne Hyatt, Betty Brookfield, and Ann Rutherford. On our journey towards seeking new keys of knowledge, we were ably led by our class officers, Randal Vaughn, President; Dianne Hyatt, Vice-President; Brenda King, Secretary; and Dickie McMillan, Treasurer. We want to sincerely thank our class sponsors: Mrs. Mary Holloway, Mrs. Ruth Bird, Mrs. Frankye Harkrader, Mr. Robert Bruce, Mr. James Blair, Mr. Lloyd Davis, Mr. Joe Lilly, Mrs. Margaret Hines, and Mrs. Katherine Kegley. ass 79 Roger Akers Cecil Albano Jo Ann Allen Dorothy Alley Jane Amburn Alex Ammar cS op u omore Sandra Bandy Charles Barbettini Alonzo Becks Joyce Bell Linda Bishop Carol Blevins Danny Boggs Esther Bond James Harry Boone Sue Bopp Jerry Bowyer Lewis Breedlove Blair Broekmeyer Betty Brookfield Wanda Brookman Wayne Brookman Steve Buchanan Marietta Burchett Asa Burchett Brenda Burton Barbara Butts Susan Cabaniss Connie Campbell 80 Rosemary Campbell Donald Carr Jane Carson Connie Childress Jerry Childress Jerry Chinault Gfa ass Billy Coe Carol Coker Judy Coltrane Johnny Columbus Tommy Combith David Compton Barbara Conner David Conner Patsy Conner Basil Cox Dennis Cox Tereasa Cox Thurman Cos- Bobby Craig Linda Craig Bill Crawford Bobbie Crockett Harry Crockett Rita Crouse Barbara Crowder Bobby Cruff Betty Crumbley Brenda Dalton 81 David Dalton Dennis Dalton Kenneth Dalton Gaile Davidson Roger Davidson Sandra Davidson Brenda Davis Larry Davis Suellen DeWhitt Brenda Dickerson Tommy Douthat Sophomore Billy Dowell Linda Doyle Jerry Duncan John Dye Raymond Edwards Patti Elswick Yvonne Endicott Kenny Farmer Linda Folden Brenda Foley Linda Foley Anita Fowler Allan Fowler George Freeman Debbie French Wayne Friend Charlotte Frost Fredrick Fuller Tony Fuller Kitty Gage Claudia Gallimore Mike Gallimore Jesse Gates 82 Karen Gilmore Ronnie Glenn Betty Goad Sue Retta Goad James Graham Wayne Gravely Janet Gregory Virginia Grubb Becky Hall John Hall Mike Hall Gfa ass Patsy Hamilton Jerry Hanks Janice Hare Diane Harris Karen Harris Ronald Hayter Lynda Hedge Eddie Hill Butch Hite Haney Hodges Skip Holland R. E. Holston Alyson Howard Hugh Huff Larry Huffman Sharon Hunt Janie Hurd Dianne Hyatt Bobby Jackson Billy Jones Myrna Keen Brenda King Mary Lou Kingrea 83 1 Billy Knode Ronnie Landreth James Largen Joyce Leonard R. J. Lester James Lewis William Lewis Charles Lineberrj Linda Lineberry Diana Love Millie Love Op. ' ho more Lois Lucado Terry Lucas Allen Lundy Franklin Mabry Brenda Martin Danny Martin Jack Martin Sammy McFall Jerry McGlothlin Joyce McGlothlin Linda McGlothlin Dickie McMillan James Morehead Junior Morris Marie Moses Elmer Mottesheard Carolyn Myers Linda Myers Darrell Nelson Mike Newman Nancy Nuckols Lou Ann O’Dell Shirley Oulds Dwight Owens Jimmy Pagan Melvin Parks Wayne Parks Sarah Patton Henry Payne Gfa ass Alvin Penn Joyce Philips Sheila Potts Glenda Powers Terri Powers Larry Price Mary Pugh Linda Quesenberry Richard Quesenberry Jerry Ratcliffe Johnny Ratcliffe Susie Richards Josephine Ring Larry Rogers Dennis Rooker Billy Rorrer Mike Rorrer Sharon Rupe Diana Richardson James Richardson Dickie Rickie Faith Rigney Larry Rigney Ann Rutherford Leon Russel Jerry Sayers Roswell Seagle Carol Siglin Lester Simmons David Simpkins Sandra Slate Jerry Smith Kenny Preston Smith Shirley Smith omore Wanda Snavely Linda Southern Suzanne Sowers Brenda Stephens Allan Stoots Terry Sutherland Douglas Swecker Marie Talbert Conley Taylor Dorothy Taylor Mary Taylor Stephen Taylor Velma Taylor Brenda Thompson Linda Thompson Michael Tilley Mel Tolbert Larry Turman Sandra Turpin Carol Underwood Chris Vann Bobby Vaughan Jennifer Vaughan 86 Randal Vaughn Steve Via Ernie Wallace Brenda Waller Christine Ward Jay Warf i Jerry Webb Junior Webb Linda Weddle Carol Weddle Ann White Gfass Janet Wilson Connie Wingo James Woodyard David Wright 87 Freshman Class Officers: Kathy Hoback, Secretary; Sunni Edens, Vice-President; Tommy Kegley, Treasurer ; and Mike Kelly, President. Gresnman G a ass As Freshmen, we entered the doors of P. H. S. ready to face the coming year with determination and anxiety. This year we have been given more opportunities and privileges which have therefore bestowed upon us a feeling of being a greater part of our school. Our most deserving Homecoming representatives were Sunni Edens and Bill Smith. Our entries in the Miss P. H. S. Contest were: Debbie Fortner, Mina Lenett, Betsy Mabry, Barbara Shockley, Janet Vass, Sandra Weatherford, and Sunni Edens, who honored our class by being selected Maid of Honor. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to our most helpful and understanding class sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Blair, Mrs. Dorothy Dod- son, Mrs. Ruth Hotz, Mrs. Mary Ann Lemons, Mrs. Rosalie Luck, Miss Doris Mylum, Mrs. Juanita Robertson, and Mrs. Mildred Whitt. 88 Linda Albert Candy Allen David Allen Sandra Ammar Barry Anders Dour Aust Linda Ayers Patty Baily Donna Bandy Ned Bane Gayle Barnette Elwood Anderson Gary Anderson Charles Andrews Dana Andrews Gary Armbrister Rodney Atkinson Patsy Baugh Connie Bishop Frances Bishop Jerry Black Terry Blankenship Freddy Blevins Gloria Blevins Billy Brackens Darleen Branscome Joseph Branson Betty Bratton Linda Bratton Joey Buckner Linda Ann Bullion Brenda Burroughs Bob Byrd Doris Cameron E. B. Carroll Constance Marie Castellow Willard Chinault Bobby Chrisely Dolly Church Bucky Clark Jimmy Clay Donna Clevinger 89 Wayne Coake Eddie Coble Victor Cole Edra Collins Allen Combiths Geneva Conner James Conner Ronald Cook J. E. Covey Marvin Covey Dennis Wayne Cox Larry Ray Cox Donald DeHart Margaret Draper Melody Elkins Ronnie Eversole Sue Eversole Connie Farris Larry Farris Katie Fleming Martha Floyd Rosemary Flynn Debbie Fortner Epps Foster Lil Fowler Steve Fowler David Dye Donnie Eads Sunni Edens Joyce Friend Linda Funk Linda Gallimore E. B. Garter, Jr. Carol Gilbert 90 Lucy Glenn Irene Goins Barbara Gosnell Jimmy Gregory Lois Ann Gregory William Grubb Lynn Hagee Gwen Hale Joy Hall Brenda Hancock Linda Hancock Wesley Hancock Donald Harriman Linda Hawkins Freddy Heldreth Freddy Hendricks Charles Henley Shirley Hoback Mona Hodge G a ass Rose Holland Mary Holston Mike Hutchens Michael Jarrells Mike Jenkins Sue Jennings Jerry Johnson Margaret Johnson Louella Kiester Allen Kieth Mike Kelly Judy Kemp Janet Kennedy Brenda Kimbrough Harvey Jones Patty Jones Walter Jones David Jordan Cynthia Kegley Tom Kegley Paul Horton Mary Hudson Charles Hull 91 Carol King Buddy Kilby Eddie Kirkner Susan Kolbrick Kathy Landis Bonnie Largen Elizabeth Long Wilma Long Jennifer Lottier Gaye Lyons Marsha Lytton Betsy Mabry Larry Mooney Brenda Morefield Emma Mae Morris Stella Nuckolls Martha Nuckols Linda Nunn Patty Ogle Annell Owens Eugene Owens Barbara Patterson Jack Phibbs Diane Mickey Clifford Millirons Donnie Millirons Harold Mitchell Janice Mitchell Michael Mitchell 92 Tommy Phillips Tommy Phipps Ernestine Powell Olivia Powell Ronnie Pruitt Cindy Quesenberry Glenna Quesenberry Steven Quesenberry Patsy Ramsey Randall Ratcliff Alice Ratcliffe Tina Robinson Carolyn Rollins Tom Rorrer Sammy Roseberry Linda Rosenbaum Jimmy Rudisill Larry Runions C a ass Barbara Shockley Donna Slusher Bill Smith Diane Smith James Smith Terry Smith Verlin Smith Bill Southern Mike Spraker Judy Stallings Sid Steger Matt Stevens Roger Stites Awana Stith Phil Sullivan Nancy Surface Dickie Sutphin Earl Sutphin 93 Joey Tabov Joyce Tabor Jennifer Talbert Nancy Talbert Brenda Taylor Joyce Taylor Jerry Thomas Danny Thompson Gary Thompson Jimbo Thompson Roby Trotter Phill Vanhoy Janet Vass Michael Viars Mary Vlahos Mike Vordo David Ward Alice Warden Richard Webb Nancy Welsh Gail Whorrell Betty Wilson Danny Wolfe Donny Wolfe Kandi Wolfe Archie Worrell Bonnie Worrell Jennifer Worrell Nancy Worrell Lynda Woolwine Duane Wright Jean Wright Donnie Wyatt Glenna Wyatt 94 Through the help of the faculty . . . the joys of a mid-day break . . . the Freshmen have become a bigger part of P. H. S. 95 Eighth Grade Class Officers, Left to Right: Rita Quesenberry, Secretary ; Bill McMillan, Treasurer; Wally Brockmeyer, Vice-President; and Farron Warner, Presi- dent. (L)iqnth Jrac e September 1, 1965, the future class of 1970 entered Pulaski High School. We found ourselves swept into a new way of life and we were enjoying every minute of it. Our class entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and we were well represented in the Homecoming Court by Farron Warner and Jimmy Webb. Our participants in the Miss P. H. S. Contest were Tena Edwards, Rita Quesenberry, Karen Seagle, and Claudia Yelton. During our Eighth Grade year, with the assistance of our teachers, we have obtained the keys which have led us to many doors of new knowledge and opportunities. It is with this in mind that we wish to thank our class sponsors: Mrs. Dula, Mrs. Goforth, Mrs. Kolb, Miss Lyons, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Neily, Mrs. McPeak, Mrs. Rawls, Mrs. Sutherland, and Mrs. Wingfield. 96 Arnold Abell Charlotte Adams Benny Adkins Charlie Akers Charles Allen Diane Allen Harry Alley Jr Jackie Alley Aaron Anderson Donald Anderson John Anderson Mike Andrews Larry Atkins Robert Atkins Roy Aust Toni Aust Angie Ayers Junior Ayers Linda Baldwin Susan Bane Louise Barbettini Gary Barrett Rosalie Bassett Rosanne Bassett Eleanor Beamer Sherry Beverly Randall Bevins Roy Blevins Richard Cauthen Houston Caviness Linda Caviness Yvonne Chinault Bryan Chitwood Karen Clark Denver Cline Allen Coalson Chucky Coe Danny Coltrane Mark Coltrane Brent Cooper Lester Corvin Patricia Corvin James Costellow John Covey Bill Cox Carson Cox Patricia Craig Earl Crawford 97 Debra Cress Lahue Cress Anthony Crisp Stephen Crisp Mildred Crowder Vicky Crowder Carolyn Dalton Judy Dalton Carnell Damron Bill Daugherty Carol Davidson Allen Davis James Davis Linda Davis Curtis Dean Amy Dent Faye Dickerson Donnie Dobbins Donna Doss Judy Draper Clinton Duncan Connie Duncan James Duncan Linda Duncan Ralph Duncan Sandra Duncan Thomas Duncan Jean Dunnigan Darrell Eads Milton Eddy John Edmonds Ann Edwards Pam Edwards Tena Edwards David Fagg Diane Fanning Gary Farmer Nancy Fleming Paula Foster Ronnie Frazier Carlyle Freeman Janet Friend Linda Frost Nicky Glenn Freddie Goad Roger Goad Sara Goodson Amy Graham David Earl Graveley David Ray Gravely Roger Gravely Wanda Gravely Steve Gregory Barbara Grubb Danny Grubb James Guynn Joan Guynn Janice Hagee Jo Ellen Hailey Ann Hall Betty Hall Debbie Hall Ellen Hall Paul Hamblin Ellen Hancock Karen Hancock James Handy Linda Handy Gary Hanks Kenny Hanson Jo Ann Hardy Reba Hare Jimmy Harrison Maetta Hendrick Bonnie Henley Brenda Hill Buddy Hill Becky Hinson Gary Hinson Kenny Hodges Oscar Hogans Danny Hopkins James Horton Linda Horton Richard Horton Dennis Howard Dorothy Hubbard Tommy Hubble David Hudson Gene Huff Jane Hufford Nancy Hughes Janet Hummel Sandy Ingles Gary Jarrells Jimmy Johnson Judy Johnson Leonard Johnson Sandra Johnson Paul Johnston T. P. Johnston, Jr. Alice Jones Dana Jones Karen Jones Pam Jones Wanda Kanode Andrea Keatley Steven Kegley Sandy Keith Ralph Kelly 99 Archie Kemp Ronnie Kemp Donald Kidd Harry Kirn Janet Knisely Richard Knotter Freddie Lane Gail Lane Janet Leeson Rose Leonard Anne Lester Cathy Lewey David Lineberry Ronnie Linkous Jack Livesay Dennis Love Sandra Lovern Sylvia Lucado Robert Luttrell Ruthie Mabe Dennis Mabry Mike Marshall George Martin Carolyn Mathews Sandra McGrady Jamie McGuire James McMickle Bill McMillan Terry McPeak G. W. Meredith James Miller Shirley Miller Steve Miller Gary Mi 11 irons Gene Moles Juley Moles Donna Montgomery Larry Morefield Jenny Morehead Doug Morgan Patti Morris Butch Moses Patricia Moyer Donna Murray Brenda Myers Dreama Neese Kathy Newman Robert Newman Brenda Nixon Alvin Novell Roger Nunn Sherry Nunn Rose Mary O ' Dell Linda Palmer Suellen Palmer 100 Suzette Palmer Kathy Parks Kenneth Parks Billy Patterson Douglas Patterson Robert Peoples Mickey Petty Mike Petty Eddie Phillips Linda Phillips Jerry Porterfield Freddy Powers Rebecca Powers Louie Price Shirley Queen Mary Ann Quesenberry Rita Kay Quesenberry Carol Ann Ratcliff Frankie Ratcliff Delores Reaves Denise Redd David Reese Donald Reister Brenda Reynolds Monnie Rhett Gilmer Riggins Joseph Rigney Ronnie Robinson Lawrence Robinson Carl Rogers Donald Roop Jan Roseberry Johnny Rupe Ralph Rupe Richard Rupe James Russell Steven Safewright Lee Satterfield Carolyn Sayers Gary Saunders Elbert Sawyers Rocky Schrader Karen Seagle Allen Semones John Shelton Jerry Shepherd Gary Shutt Jackie Simmons Mike Six Gayle Slate Susan Slusher Barry Smith Eddie Smith Lawrence Smith Linda Smith 101 Shermie Smith Tony Smith Roger Spence Emily Steger Landis Stoots Pamela Stoots Roberta Stoota Pat Surratt Jimmie Sutphin Sue Swecker Garland Tabor James Tabor Charles Taylor Danny Taylor Junior Thompson Mike Tickle Richard Tickle Nancy Tilson Sharen Tolbert Paul Townley Markie Trivett Rachel Trompeter Betty Turman Jean Turman Melissa Turner Alvin Umberger Hope Vaughan James Waddle Sara Wampler James Ward Farron Warner Jimmy Webb Joe Webb Robert Webb Cathy Weldon Cindy Welsh Dallas White Eddie White Doug Whitt Brenda Williams Danny Willi-.ms Larry Wi ' iiams Gary Wilson Barry Wolfe Joyce Wyatt Claudia Yelton 102 All State Band: Delane Boone, Sandy Ingles, Teresa Cox, Sandra Kiser, Sharron Davis, Pat Quesen- berry, Jerry Novell, David Ward, Bobby Vaughan, Terry Blankenship, Bob Palmer, and Mike Parks. 1. C. T. District Contest: Fred Cox, Second Current Events; Matt Sayers, First Tal- ent; and Janice Stephens, First Spelling. D. E. District Contest: Donald Trail, First Advertising; and Bobby Compton, Second Salesmanship. First Place Forensic Winners: Linda Buchanan, Ann Rutherford, Sheila Nelson, Susan Albert, S. T. Crockett, Harvey Johnson, and Steve Kirk- ner. Pam Chitwood DAR Award David Walton receives plaque Jewell Catron for Key Club’s seven-week Virginia ' s Jr. Miss tenure on Klassroom Kwiz. Frances Tavares Betty Crocker Award 1 Speak for Democracy Contest: Connie Garlic, First; S. T. Croc- kett and Wayne Hodges, Second; and Joyce Dalton, Third. All State Chorus: Frances Tavares, Pat Buckner, Wanda Cruff, Pat Vaughn, Ted Hodge, Harvey Johnson, and Jesse Hopkins. Girls’ State: Katie Flippin Kathy Kegley Boys’ State Richard Parks Jimmy Kelly Larry Gilmore Scholarship Recipients : (As of March 30, 1966) Sheila Nelson Wanda Pugh Karen Gibson Bill Steger Harvey Johnson S. T. Crockett Seniors on Klassroom Kwiz panel: Watts Steger, Sheila Nelson, and S. T. Crockett. First place Science Fair winners: Shermie Smith Cecil Thompson Okey Evans Katie Flippin Lou Ann O’Dell Patty Ogle Donna Clevinger MGA Delegates : Sandra Melton Teresa Clark Marcheta Mustard Donna Parks Frank Vass Herman Hearn Wayne Hodges Watts Steger Jerry Hutchens Linda Buchanan Connie King Herman Hearn President Vice-President Reporter Karen Gilmore Secretary Barbara Shockley Treasurer Miss Emma Gallimore Adviser Student Council First Row, Standing Left to Right: E. B. Carroll, Don Wyatt, Clinton Semones, Jerry Johnson, Nancy Surface, Ned Bane, Mina Lenett, Stella Nuckolls, Epps Foster, Andrea Keatley, Paula Foster, Pat Surratt, Becky Hinson, and Amy Graham. First Row, Seated Left to Right: Brenda King, Sue Bopp, Jane Kanode, and Linda Rupe. Second Row, Standing Left to Right: Jimmy Webb, Wally Brockmeyer, Lee Satterfield, G. W. Meredith, and Randall Bevins. Second Row, Seated Left to Right: Susie Richards, Ann Rutherford, Susan Cabaniss, Jane Farmer, Joyce Dalton, and Margie Vaughn. Third Row, Seated Left to Right: Jerry Smith, Hugh Huff, Richard Parks, Larry Gilmore, and Warren Phillips. Third Row, Standing Left to Right: Mary Jane Austin, Sybil Douthat, Frank Vass, Billy Sprinkle, Jean Hoback, Norma Mabry, and Pam Chitwood. 106 First Row. Left to Right: S. T. Crockett, Kelly Schrader, David Walton, Joe Stephens, John Kirby, Mike Kelly, Tommy Kegley, and Randal Vaughn. Second Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Wright, Jayne Baugh, John Columbus, Bobby Compton, Rodney Turner, Wanda Cruff, Pat Vaughn, Bobbie Poole, Sandra Melton, Kathy Hoback, Margaret Blair, Karen Gibson, Sandra Kiser, Jo Ann Price, Linda Weddle, Butch Ratcliff, Danny Carson, and Jerry Hutchens. Jlctioiiies Gouncif Every student enrolled in Pulaski High School is a member of the Student Coopera- tive Association and is issued a membership card at the opening of each school year. The SCA seeks to improve the citizenship and welfare of the entire school as well as that of the individual student. The Pulaski High School SCA is a member of the district, state, and national organiza- tions. It participates actively in district and state functions. Throughout Virginia this year, the SCA’s strive to “Be First” — that is, Fulfill potential, mprove communications, Fetain interest, Stress honor, and Teach leadership. To accomplish the local objectives, the SCA in Pulaski High School sponsors numerous activities and projects which include: guide- books, daily devotions, dances, assemblies, talent show, elections, homecoming, publicity, and self-improvement. The student body is represented on the student council by the elected president of all homerooms. This council is the executive and legislative body of the Student Coopera- tive Association. An activities council is com- posed of the top officer in all other school organizations and this group meets to discuss mutual concerns. Leading all SCA endeavors for the 1965-66 session are the five officers and the adviser: Linda Buchanan, President; Connie King, Vice-President; Herman Hearn, Reporter; Karen Gilmore, Secretary; Barbara Shockley, Treasurer; and Miss Emma Gallimore, Ad- viser. 1 07 Margaret Frances Linda Fred Sybil Mrs. Juanita Blair, Tavares, Brock, Johnson, Douthat, Robertson, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor S. T. Crockett Norma Coleman Cindy Daugherty Jean Hoback Wayne Hyatt Becky Hotz Harvey Johnson SCationaf SHonor Society Sandra Melton Sandra Kiser Sheila Su-Su Wanda Billy Watts Nelson Owen Pugh Sprinkle Steger 108 Caiiona Junior First Row, Left to Right: Susan Cabaniss, Betty Crumbley, Alyson Howard, Ann White, Karen Gil- more, Delores Clark, Secretary ; Linda Weddle, Carol Siglin, Ann Rutherford, Janice Hare, Esther Bond, Janie Hurd, Connie Campbell. Second Row: Diana Love, Vice-President; Mary Pugh, Melvin Parks, Tommy Douthat, Treasurer ; Bill Crawford, Basil Cox, President; Cecil Albano, Alex Arnmar, Jerry Webb, Chaplain; Dennis Rooker, Randal Vaughn, R. E. Holston, Jo Ann Allen, Connie Wingo. The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society is to improve scholarship and to place the regular and faithful performance of academic work in its proper place in the estimation of the student body. The members are made-up of the top ten percent of the tenth grade. Scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service are the fundamental virtues which are encouraged. Mrs. Ruth Bird Sponsor 109 Karen Gibson Editor Connie Garlic Features Editor Mary Pace Assistant Editor Pat Buckner Assistant Business Manager Judie Jackson Art Editor Brenda Kanode Girls’ Sports Editor Richard Parks Boys’ Sports Editor Jesse Hopkins Business Manager Harriet Cox Typist Brenda Quesenberry Reporter Joey Buckner Reporter Joan Martin Reporter Joyce Warner Reporter Doug Grantham Reporter Gary Thompson Reporter 1 10 Right: Terry Roseberry, Brenda McCraw, Vanona Alley, Kenneth Taylor, Curtis Trail, Sandra Kiser, Nancy Ring, Linda Barrett, and Eric Miller. First Row, Left to Right : Ernestine Freeman, Karen Gibson, Wanda Pugh, Libby Boothe, Jean Akers, Cora Snavely, Joyce Dalton, Carol Lottier, Brenda Kanode, and Debbie Farris. Second Row, Left to Speech Anri Oramalics First Row, Left to Right: Kathy Bogardus, Nancy Everhart, Kathy Kegley, Patti Luttrell, Martha Whitehurst, Pam Chitwood, Christie Hurst, Jackie Conner, and Mrs. Goforth, Sponsor. Second Row, Left to Right: Mary Jane Austin, Brenda Cecil, Cindy Daugherty, Nora Brewster, Judy Canter, Margaret Ritter, Thelma Conner, Dickie Nelson, David Quesenberry, and Julius Fuller. 1 1 1 First Row, Seated: Teresa Kirkner. Second Row, Seated Left to Right: Jo Ann Williams, Jane Kanode, and Patsy Kanode. Third Row, Seated Left to Right: Mark Robinson, George Haga, and Julie Jackson. First Row, Standing Left to Right: Betty Lou Tolbert, Danny Martin, Betty Crumbley, Brenda King, Susan Cabaniss, Thelma Conner, Marcheta Mustard, Danny Anderson, Phillip Vanhoy, Judy Stallings, Brenda McCraw, Sharon Gemmell, Harvey Jones, Rocky Ratcliff, Joe Stephens, and Mrs. Love, Sponsor. Second Row, Left to Right: Jerry Hanks, and Sonny Whitt. 7lrf Myriad colors, unmolded clay, and artistic “masterpieces” make evident the presence of original people. Thus, our Art Club is com- posed of students who possess many abilities in the various fields of art. Each member has the common desire to further his skills and appreciation for the art found in every day life. Possibilities for the development of new talents are welcomed! The Art Club, taking part in the Home- coming Parade, entered a car designed as a huge top hat. Also, at the annual meeting with the Dublin High School Art Club, they had the privilege to see slides on the work of Mrs. Joni Punkowski, a very talented individ- ual who explained her work to the group. The club and all its projects would not have been possible without the guidance and coop- eration of its sponsor, Mrs. Love. Thank you Art Club for the “color” you have added to our school! 112 Left to Right: Den- nis Love, Frances Tavares, S u e 1 1 e n Smith. k J W f ■ ¥ j fTf I Mjp Seated, Left to Right: Dorothy Wright, Chaplain; Diana Love, Treasurer ; Basil Cox, Secretary ; Gerald Aust, Vice-President; Yvonne Dean, President; Blair Brockmeyer, Reporter; Donnie Jones, and Elmer Shephard. First Row, Standing Left to Right: Tom- my Douthat, Linda Foley, Barbara Butts, Ann Ruth- erford, Carol Siglin, Sharon Davis, Jo Ann Price, Diana Richardson, and Brenda Cecil. Second Row, Standing Left to Right: Randal Vaughn, Mrs. Love, Sponsor; Danny Phillips, S. T. Crockett, David Que- senberry, and Eugene Davidson. 113 First Row, Left to Right: Sue Quesenberry, Treas- urer; Patti Luttrell, Vice-President; Brenda Kanode, Reporter; Connie Garlic, Reporter; and Sharon Hall, Secretary. Second Row, Left to Right: Doris Murphy, Joyce Branscome, Frankie Lytton, Jean Crabtree, Teresa Kirkner, Linda Brock, Brenda Cecil, Brenda McCraw, Nora Brewster, Mary Jane Austin, Brenda Quesenberry, and Mrs. Clemmer, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Jeannie Duncan, Jackie Brookman, Doris Dalton, Kate Gravely, Thelma Conner, Jackie King, Mary Price, Cora Snavely, Darlene Adams, Linda Barrett, Cheryl Allen, Brenda Patton, Susan Rhudy, and Frankie Baker. future flomejnafers of fflmertca The steady buzz of a sewing machine, the delicious aroma of freshly-baked cookies, and an earnest discussion on the “Success of a Happy Family” are all familiar to any “Fu- ture Homemaker of America.” The members are usually busy learning to be successful as a homemaker, or realizing the joy that comes from helping others. They are led through their many activities under the very able leadership of their officers and sponsors, Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Clemmer. The highlight of the year for all F.H.A. members is the annual open house for their mothers. Other activities include an assembly program, acting as hostess for the National Honor Society Banquet, dressing dolls for the Salvation Army, and preparing boxes for needy families at Christmas. Putting all their creative abilities to work, the F.H.A. presented a first place winning car in the Homecoming Parade. We wish to commemorate the F.H.A. for the fine work it has done toward giving its members the initiative and ability to work with others in further preparation as successful home- makers. 114 Left to Right: Linda Thomas, President; Joyce Friend, and Kathy Landis. Gloria Blevins, Carolyn Rollins, Rita Crouse, Geneva Conner, Pam Stoots, Lynn Hagee, Gwendolyn Hale, Joyce Anderson, Christine Brewster, Barbara Smith, Jane Hufford, Louise Barbettini, Karen Clark, Betty Clark, and Ann Hall. Second Row, Standing — Left to Right: Mary Vlahos, Sandra Ammar, Dana Andrews, Dreama Neese, Sheila Potts, Carol Coker, Linda Bullion, Jan Roseberry, Cathy Lewey, Marie Moses, Hope Vaughn, Miss Ann Smith — Student Teacher, Mrs. Newman — Sponsor. First Row, Left to Right; seated: Connie Campbell, Sherry Back, Jean Wright, and Patsy Baugh. Second Row, Left to Right: Irene Goins, Anne Lester, Rosalie Bassett, Pat Craig, Brenda Williams, Debra Cress, Sharon Talbert, Becky Hall, Susan Bane, Jennifer Vaughan, Ellen Hall, Judy Dalton, Linda McGlothin, Jo Ann Alley, Faith Rigney, Donna Murray, and Joy Bowles. First Row, Standing — Left to Right: Rosanne Bassett, Patti Morris, Kathy Newman, Brenda Burroughs, Darlene Branscome, First Row, Left to Right: Wayne McGlothlin, Randy Covey, Bobby Dalton, Bobby Compton, President; Tommy Phibbs, Treasurer ; Wayne Umberger, Par- liamentarian; Sylvia Cox, Vice-President; Bonnie Baker, Secretary ; Sheila Crowder, and Mr. Dobbins, Sponsor. Second Row, Left to Right: Doug Cook, John East, Sammy Albert, Barbara Freeman, Nancy Everhart, Irene Lindsey, Stella Humphery, Carolyn 2 ). . The Distributive Education Club of Pulaski High School is the local chapter of the Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America (DECA). As a curricular club of the Dis- tributive Education program, it is open to all D.E. students. Its aims are to increase the Queen, and Belva Pentecost. Third Row, Left to Right: Buddy Chrisley, Kate Gravely, Doris Dalton, Janice Aust, Susan Stoots, Kathy Bogardus, Ann Worrell, and Mary White. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Roger Duncan, Donald Trail, Eddie Whis- man, Larry Fanning, Monroe Breedlove, Isaac Lyons, Roy Dickerson, Mike Lester, and Roger Puckett. GfuS members’ economic literacy and vocational proficiency, and to develop leadership and social intelligence. Besides enjoying the local activities, club members are eligible to par- ticipate in district, state, and national DECA events. 1 16 The I.C.T. Club is the curricular club of the Pulaski High Industrial Cooperative Training program. It is affiliated with the I.C.T. Clubs of Virginia and the newly organized Industrial Education Clubs of Amer- ica. Members compete with other clubs in contests related to the var- ious trades and industries, in addi- tion to contests in spelling, public speaking, writing, and other academ- ic skills. Left to Right: Ronald Dunford, James Morehead, Sherman Shockley, Doug McFall, Randall Turner, James Allen, and Ronnie Garlic 9.C.J. Gfut First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Blankenship, Calvin Kidd, Rodney Turner, President; David Black, Janice Stephens, Treasurer ; David Wright, Secretary; Fred Cox, Vice-President; Elmer Sheppard, and Matt Sayers. Second Row, Left to Right: Paul Dunnigan, David Quesenberry, Kellas White, Dean Clark, Mike Gardner, Charles Hamilton, Dennis Quesenberry, and Marvin Moles. Third Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Dobbins, Gary Blankenship, Donald Wilson, Roy Semones, Randall Potts, Everett Grubb, Mike East, and Tommy Burton. Fourth Row: Mr. Dobbins, Spon- sor. Not Pictured: Roger Ridpath. ) 17 First Row, Left to Right: David Whitaker, Billy Brackens, Larry Phibbs, Thomas Phipps, David Allen, Don Harriman, Roger Stites and Mr. Phibbs, Instructor. Second Row, Left to Right: John Hughes, Travis Stuart, Gary Barrett, Edward Carter, John Rollins, Elwood Anderson, James Sonner, Freddie Heldreth, Robert Anderson, Charles Taylor, James Smith and Lee Thompson. TJocaiionaf 5 iop First Row, Left to Right: Charles Lawson, David Dalton, Junior Morris, David Quesenberry, Larry Rigney, Donald Harrell and Mr. Phibbs, Instructor. Second Row, Left to Right: Dickey Rickey, Teddy McMillan, Dwight Owens, Donald Carr, Wayne Friend, Larry Morgan, Skip Holland, Eddie Hill and Billy Joe Long. 1 18 Vocational Office Training is that part of Business Education that is part-time in na- ture. This program represents the coordina- tion of classroom study and on-the-job train- ing, each complementing the other. In this program the students have their schedules arranged so that they attend classes half of the school day and are employed in an office capacity during the remaining part of the day. The office instruction is to be considered as an extension of the instruction which they receive in the classroom. This program pro- vides training for office careers through the cooperative education approach. First Row, Front to Back: Norma Coleman, Jeannie Moses, Pat Rupe, Lynn Banes, and Jackie King. Sec- ond Row, Front to Back: Charlene Dean, Carolyn Farlow, and Linda Nelson. Third Row, Front to Back: Inez Nuckolls, Betty Wadde ll Stuart, and Linda Thomas. Standing, Left to Right: Miss Jennifer Zabawa, Student Teacher, Mrs. Farmer, V.O.T. Co- ordinator, Linda Brock, and Dorothy Anderson. I 19 First Row, Left to Right: Raymond Whited, Charles Hagar, Bill Hagar, Doug Aust, Ernie Wallace, Danny Grubb, Wally Brockmeyer, Steve Kirkner, Dick Sut- phin, Sharon Hunt, Sandra Davidson, Margaret Blair, Tony Aust, Emily Steger, Wayne Coake, Ran- dall Bevins, Dennis Howard, Alvin Penn, Danny Tay- lor, Steve Miller, Von Moody. Second Row: Mike Parks, Jimmy Aust, Donald Roop, Paul Johnston, T. P. Johnston, Nancy Fleming, Tina Edwards, Suzette Palmer, Cindy Welsh, Janet Hummel, David Ward, Jerry Novell, Terry Blankenship, David Simpkins, Gary Hinson, Arnold Abell, Joe Brown, Bill Daugher- ty, Mike Tickle, G. W. Meredith, Roby Trotter, Steve Quesenberry, Bob Palmer. Third Row: Mr. Propst, Director, Diane Fanning, Eleanor Beamer, Linda Palmer, Leon Russell, Mike Vordo, Patty Ogle, Delana Boone, Theresa Cox, Hannah Rieves, Amy Graham. Fourth Row: Bill Smith, Pat Quesenberry, Diane Chaffin, Jonda Albert, Jimmy Sutphin, Bobby Chris- ley, Bobby Vaughan, Sandy Ingles, Gail Worrell. Fifth Row: Philip Vanhoy, Walter White, Jerry Smith, Pat Ingles, Diana Love, Carl McNew, Susan Kolbrick, Libby Sage. Sixth Row: Alvin Novell, Ed Meadows, Libby Boothe, Claudia Yelton, Dennis Love, Fonda Jones, Fred Thompson. Standing, Left: Char- les Hull, Buddy Kirby, Henry Payne, Tony Smith. Right: Timmy Gress, Sammy Roseberry, Bill Craw- ford. Not Pictured: Earl Sutphin. Oriole OBancf This year through much hard work by the band students, under the direction of our new Director, Mr. William Propst, the Band Boosters, the many donut sales and the gener- ous contributions of the citizens of Pulaski and surrounding areas, the Oriole Band was able to purchase new uniforms. During the year the Band participates in all football games, pep rallies, Band festivals, All State Band, parades, concerts and various other school and community activities. 120 — p ■rapf In Their Concert Uniforms, Seated: Delana Boone, Treasurer, Pat Quesenberry, Secretary, Diana Love, Reporter. Standing: Jerry Novell, President, Mr. Propst, Director, Mike Parks, Vice President. Left to Right: Betty Brook- field, Head Majorette, Shar- on Davis, Co-Head Majorette, Sandra Kiser, Drum Major, Margaret Sage, Patty Jones. Seated: Jesse Hopkins. First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Carithers, Director; Becky Burchett, Drema Hagee, Marva Clark, Connie Parks, Janet Gregory, Reporter; Curtis Lewis, James Lewis, George Penn, Samuel Crisp, Ted Hodge, Vice-President; Linda Quesenberry, Pat Vaughn, and Frances Tavares. Second Row, Left to Right: Brenda Musick, Barbara Chaffin, Brenda Chaffin, Carol Lottier, Jane Am- burn, George Conner, Larry Rogers, Harvey Johnson. s emor GAt orus “Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do” chimes the chorus, backgrounded with soft piano accompaniment by their pianist, Jesse Hopkins. The choral instructor, Mrs. Carol Carithers, directs the group with an emaculate rhythm and unites each in harmony. Each year the chorus’ talents are exercised and the accomplishments revealed through their many presentations for May Day, school assemblies, Baccalaureate Sermon, and Graduation Exercises. The highlight of the year was sending the “cream of the crop” to Regional Cho- rus at Chatham, Virginia. Being of two separate groups, the Senior Chorus look upon the younger Junior Chorus as their worthy pre- decessors, work diligently together in many activities such as dec- orating a car for Homecoming. This year the student body and chorus members wish to most cordially welcome Mrs. Carithers to Pulaski High School’s Choral Department, thanking her for bring- ing us so many enjoyable experiences through music. 122 Secretary; Alazo Becks, Delores Becks, Jo Ann Hill, Norma Mabry, and Wanda Cruff, President. Third Row, Left to Right: Joan Martin, Joyce Dalton, Treasurer ; Pat Buckner, Donna Parks, Brenda Daw- son, Mary Price, Anita Fowler, Esther Bond, Linda Bishop, Glenda Powers, Brenda Stephens, Linda My- ers, Karen Harris, Reporter; Lois Lucado and Harriet Cox. Not Pictured: Michael Porter. ' Junior First Row, Left to Right: Jennifer Tolbert, Roberta Stoots, Shirley Queen, Linda Caviness, Patricia Corvin, Harry Kirn, Mrs. Carithers, Director; Eddie White, Terry McPeak, Jennifer Lottier, Delores Reaves, Rebecca Powers, Gail Lane, Karen Jones, and Janice Hagee. Second Row, Left to Right: Sandra Johnson, Connie Farris, Frances Bishop, Melody Elkins, Mary Ann Quesenberry, Mona G nor us Hodge, John Edmonds, Clinton Semones, Doug Whitt, Gwen Hale, Carolyn Rollins, Geneva Conner, Pat Surratt, Carol Davidson, and Patricia Moyer. Third Row, Left to Right: Andrea Keatley, Lynn Loftus, Denise Redd, Brenda Hill, Jean Dunnigan, Linda Frost, Tommy Hubble, Joseph Branson, Victor Cole, Doris Boysaw, Janie Webb, Bonnie Henley, Ruthie Mabe, Rita Quesenberry, and Sandra McGrady. s@4T i Vertical Row, Top to Bottom: Mr. Lilly, Sponsor; Jim Kelly, Curtis Trail, David Price, Mike Parks, Point Chairman; Warren Phillips, Kelly Schrader, Bill Steger, Herman Hearn, Tommy Combiths, Johnny Columbus, Jerry Chinault, and Dick Mc- Millan. Back Row, Left to Right: Watts Steger, A service club of Pulaski High which is held high on our key chain is the Kiwanian sponsored Key Club. Determined to make good citizenship a goal of the club, each member is required to attend a certain church once a month. The American flag is raised before the school each day by a des- ignated patriotic member. In addition, they carry the flag at all home football games Vice-President; Larry Taylor, Treasurer ; Danny Carson, Frank Vass, Butch Ratcliff, and Jim Mc- Millan. Front Row, Left to Right: John Kirby, Richard Parks, Barry Grinstead, Donnie Quesen- berry, David Walton, President; and Bill Flint, Sec- retary. Not Pictured: Mike Tilley. GfuS while the National Anthem is being played. Have you noticed the orderly parking lot at the ballgames? Besides parking the cars, they sell programs at the basketball games and wrestling matches, sponsor the blood- mobile, and sponsor sock hops. The highlight of the year for each member of the Key Club must certainly be the state convention. 124 First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Perdue, Sponsor; Steve Buchanan, Bobby Cox, Chaplain; Jerry Hutchens, Reporter; Mike Kelly, Treasurer ; Linda Craig, Secretary; Jerry Sayers, Vice-President; Butch Ratcliff, President; Danny Carson, George Haga, and Rodney Atkinson. Second Row, Left to Right: Bobby Pearce, Mike Spraker, Fonda Jones, Glennis Cole, Sandra Slate, Bobbie Crockett, Suzanne Sowers, Barbara Gosnell, Sandra Craig, Candy Allen, Linda Gilbert, Gary Cregger, Duard Hoback, Mike Hutchens, Alan Fowler, and Miss Caldwell, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Bob Byrd, Phillip Sullivan, Matt Stevens, Gary Armbrister, Leslie Turpin, Julius Fuller, Michael Viars, Michael Hickman, Jerry Hanks, R. J. Lester, Eric Miller, and Jon Hall. Left to Right: Mike Gallimore and Edward Jarrells. Overdue books, clipped passes, and assisting in the library are all a part of the Library Club. This club, striving to increase pupil interest and participation in the library, functions through the training of student assistants to work in the library and to operate the audio- visual equipment. During the year, the club members present book reports to the student body during Book Week and National Library Week. This is to pro- mote interest in books and learning. Also stu- dent assistants freely render service that helps the students and faculty in their use of the library. 125 First Row, Left to Right: Michael Hickman, Pat Ingles, Timmy Gress, David Price, Secretary-Treas- urer; Jimmy McMillan, Vice-President; Joe Stephens, President; Ronnie Pearce, Chaplain; John Kirby, Larry Taylor, Richard Parks, David Walton, Edward Rhett, Butch Ratcliff, and Bill Crawford. Second Row, Left to Right: George Haga, Wayne Hodges, Gary Cox, Pete Raykes, Jerry Blankenship, Gary O’Dell, Roger Davidson, Dickie McMillan, Donnie Quesenberry, Jimmy Kelly, Doug Ratcliff, Danny Carson, Wayne Hyatt, and Sam Crisp. Third Row, Left to Right: John Calfee, Tommy Hufford, Jerry Sayers, Billy Hager, Charles Hager, Watts Steger, Johnny Richards, and Barry Grinstead. Monogram jackets in orange and black are worn by those young athletes who have par- ticipated and lettered in one of our major sports. Lettering entitles any sport’s partici- pator to membership in the Boys’ Monogram Club. The purpose of the club is to create good sportsmanship among the boys and between the schools. Led and sponsored by Coach Billips, the boys find that the club tends to build good morale. The end of the sport’s season is climaxed by the hosting of the Annual Awards Ban- quet whi ch honors the varsity athletes and cheerleaders. Awards are presented after a well known guest speaker is heard. These boys have given P.H.S. their best and we thank them! 126 First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Kegley, Sponsor; Pat Vaughan, Reporter; Sandra Kiser, President; Kathy Kegley, Chaplain; Barbara Butts, Brenda Kanode, Points Chairman; and Sue Goodson, Vice-President. Second Row, Left to Right: Becky Hotz, Marsha Sheets, Dianne Hyatt, Ann Rutherford, Linda Weddle, Jane Kanode, and Pam Chitwood. Third Row, Left to Right: Jewed Catron, Pat Buckner, Norma Mabry, Treasurer ; Kathy Hoback, Alyson Howard, Susan Albert, Sharon Davis, and Betty Lou Tolbert. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Martha Whitehurst, Joyce Warner, Debbie Surface, Susan Cabaniss, Sunni Edens, and Wanda Pugh. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Bobbie Poole, Karen Gilmore, Jean Hoback, Diana Love, Donna Parks, Su-Su Owen, Yvonne Endicott, and Katie Flippin. Posters, victory tags, and decorations are all signs of the Pep Club. Promoting school spirit and “pep” for school activities are also objectives of the club. Many methods are used to further school interest. During foot- ball season, the halls are filled with “victory” posters and the ball park is decorated for all home games. For Home- coming the gym was “dressed up” with orange and black streamers, banners, and an Oriole suspended from the rafters. Basketball, wrestling, tennis, baseball, golf, and track are also supported by tags, posters, and attendance. Climaxing the year is the Pep Assembly, this club’s an- nual original production. Thank you Pep Club for a job well done! Ann White, Secretary of the Pep Club posts a “victory” poster in the main hall. 127 First Row, Left to Right: Jayne Baugh, Mary ace, Debbie Farris, Barbara Cruff, Connie Campbell, David Quesenberry, Jerry Novell, Debbie Surface, Becky Hotz, Martha Whitehurst, Joyce Warner, and Drema Hagee. Second Row, Left to Right: Janice Wright, Helen Pappas, Harriet Cox, Esther Bond, Joan Martin, Libby Boothe, Pam Stanley, Wanda Cruff, Cindy Daugherty, Brenda Cecil, Sheila Potts, Sharon Hall, Sharon Long, and Betty Clark. future fJeacfiers Of Cflmerica Officers: Sandra Melton, Treasurer; Dorothy Wright, President; Jean Hoback, Secretary; Joyce Dalton, Vice-President; and Shannon Massie, Reporter. Chalk, blackboards, and textbooks, are all a a part of teaching. Thus, those students who feel a desire to teach seek membership in the Future Teachers Association. The F.T.A. seeks to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic to successful teaching. In order to meet the club objectives, the programs during the year have included speakers, tapes, films, and panel discussions. The chapter has been in charge of a bulletin board, participated in Teacher Appreciation Week, National Education Week, and has sponsored a candidate for state office. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade stu- dents are fortunate to have such an oppor- tunity to broaden and develop their teaching desires ! 128 Spanish Gfu6 B il First Row, Left to Right: Carol Coker, Carol Siglin, Secretary; Barbara Butts, Carol Weddle, Reporter; Jo Ann Price, President; Wanda Ensley, Sharon Hunt, Josephine Ring, Sue Quesenberry, and Mrs. Hanks, Sponsor. Second Row, Left to Right: Jerry Childress, Gary Thompson, Ned Bane, Buddy Rice, Doug Spence, Diana Richardson, Sharon Black, and Mary Pugh, Vice-President. Third Row, Left to Right: Gaile Davidson, Frederick Thompson, John Dye, David Babb, Jesse Gates, Billy Anders, James Graham, and Hugh Huff. Not Pictured: Mike Gali- more, Treasurer. Ghi JKu C ia II First Row: Karen Jones. Second Row, Left to Right: Ann Hall and Monnie Rhett. Third Row, Left to Right: Sarah Wampler, Rita Quesenberry, Reporter; and Pat Surratt. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Susan Bane, Janet Hummel, Suzette Palmer, Treasurer ; and Angie Ayers, Vice-President. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Sara Goodson, Farron Warner, Jamie Mc- Guire, Historian; Toni Aust, Secretary ; Becky Hin- son, Janet Knisely, Chaplain; Patti Morris, Parlia- mentarian; and Claudia Yelton, President. Not Pic- tured: Kathy Newman 129 First Row, Left to Right: Bill Steger, Chaplain; Danny Carson, Vice-President; Jerry Hutchens, Pres- ident; David Walton, Sergeant-at-Arms ; and Barry Grinstead, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row, Left to Right: Butch Ratcliff, Jimmy McMillan, Joe Stephens, Frank Vass, Watts Steger, and Mr. Bruce, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Ronnie Pearce, George Haga, Sonny Whitt, S. T. Crockett, Wayne Hyatt, and Edward Rhett. Standing Clockwise, Left to Right From Front: Sandra Melton, President; Cheryl Allen, Secretary; Brenda McCraw, Chaplain; Fonda Jones, Brenda Patton, Ann Floyd, Marcheta Mustard, Tereasa Kirk- ner, Brenda Musick, Margaret Ritter, Joy Hill, Re- porter; Marsha Sheets, Julie Jackson, Parliamentar- ian; Sharon Long, Historian; Jean Hoback, Karen Gibson, Donna Shockley, Jo Ann Price, Pat Rupe, Sharon Gemmell, Becky Burchett, and Brenda Ques- enberry, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Sheila Nelson, Vice-President. ‘ A i M L A fj v I T L ' Mil 1 A k t 130 First Row, Left to Right: Alan Rudisill, Treasurer; Wayne Hodges, Secretary ; Kelly Schrader, Vice- President; John Kirby, President ; Pat Ingles, Richard Parks, Chaplain; and Herman Hearn, Reporter. Sec- ond Row, Left to Right: Bill Flint, John Calfee, Gary Blankenship, Pete Raykes, Larry Taylor, and Mark Robinson. Third Row, Left to Right: Larry Gilmore, Tommy Hufford, Warren Phillips, Dickie Nelson, Gary Cox, and Timmy Gress. First Roiv, Left to Right: Linda Rupe, Martha Whitehurst, Vice-President; Jayne Baugh, President ; Katie Flippin, Treasurer ; Donna Parks, Patti Lut- trell, Sue Goodson, Secretary; and LeVon Gregory. Second Row, Left to Right: Mary Pace, Debbie Farris, Sharon Rogers, Darlene Adams, Martha Hulme, Joyce Warner, Dianne Chaffin, Margie Vaughan, Teresa Clark, and Joyce Dalton. Third Row, Left to Right: Brenda Wilson, Linda Webb, Betty Hawkins, Donna Holmes, Joyce Branscome, Norma Shull, Elaine Harrison, Debbie Surface, Cynthia Stump, Jonda Albert, Pat Buckner, Janice Wright, and Patsy Kanode. Sieta Sigma JlTu 131 First Row, Left to Right: Basil Cox, Dickie Mc- Millan, Dennis Rooker, Jerry Chinault, Haney Hodges, Vice-President; Johnny Columbus, President; Roswell Seagle, Program Chairman; Kenny Farmer, Jerry Smith, Secretary; and Blair Brockmeyer. Sec- ond Row, Left to Right: Jerry Webb, Alex Ammar, Treasurer ; Buck Moody, Terry Sutherland, Jerry Aust, Chaplain; Hugh Huff, Mike Tilley, R. E. Holston, Ronald Hayter, Tommy Combiths, and Phil Tickle. First Row, Left to Right: Sue Bopp, Linda Weddle, President ; Linda Southern, Vice-President; Connie Wingo, Secretary ; Jane Carson, Treasurer ; Chris Vann, Chaplain; and Clim Gallimore, Reporter. Sec- ond Row, Left to Right: Linda Thomas, Dianne Hyatt, Brenda King, Patti Elswick, Judy Coltrane, Betty Brookfield, Brenda Waller, Janie Hurd, Annie White, Jane Amburn, and Carol Siglin. Third Row, Left to Right: Lois Lucado, Sharon Hunt, Theresa Cox, Susan Cabaniss, Mary Pugh, Diana Richardson, Terri Powers, Carol Weddle, Suellen DeWitt, Susie Richards, and Barbara Butts. 132 First Roiv, Left to Right: Archie Worrell, Chaplain; Mike Hutchens, Vice-President; Tom Kegley, Presi- dent; Rex Webb, Treasurer ; and Bill Smith, Secre- tary. Second Row, Left to Right: Danny Grubb, Skip Stevens, Brian Chitwood, Ned Bane, Joey Buckner, and Sid Steger. Third Row, Left to Right: Allen Combiths, Bob Byrd, Jerry Johnson, Eddie Kirkner, Carl McNew, Matt Stevens, E. B. Carroll, and B. B. McCall. Spar ans ,Jfi fj j ieta ' Kps if on i Lr mBSk Wr V = n B { -pt H First Row, Left to Right: Kathy Hoback, President; Lucy Glenn, Parliamentarian ; Janet Vass, Chaplain; Jean Wright, Patsy Baugh, Treasurer ; Linda Albert, Secretary ; and Edley Sadler, Vice-President. Second Row, Left to Right: Mina Lenett, Reporter; Carol Gilbert, Debbie Fortner, Linda Woolwine, Lynn Loftus, Kathy Landis, Sandra Weatherford, Sunni Edens, Linda Cox, and Tina Robinson. Third Row, Left to Right: Barbara Patterson, Barbara Shockley, Nancy Surface, Hannah Rives, Sandra Ammar, Mary Vlahos, Janie Webb, Susan Kolbrick, Betsy Mabry, and Lynn Hagee. 133 David Price Co-Captain Senior End Uarsiia Doug Ratcliff Co-Captain Senior End This season was a very exciting one for all P. H. S. football fans as our mighty Oriole team ended with a 5 - 5 record. This was very reward- ing, as the pre-season predictions had given our team a chance to win possibly two of its seasonal games. Steve Anderson Senior Fullback Barry Grinstead Senior Fullback Donald Harrell Senior Halfback Wayne Hyatt Senior Fidlback Donald Quesenberry Senior Quarterback Jimmy McMillan Senior Guard Ronnie Pearce Senior Halfback Joe Stephens Senior Tackle David Walton Senior Halfback 136 James Allen Mr. Carles Billips Junior Guard Coach JootSaff Our fans had much to cheer about as the Orioles romped over Christiansburg, Giles, Dub- lin, Fort Chiswell, and Hillsville, the only dis- tiict team to beat Blacksburg. The highlights of the season came as we won our Homecoming game with Giles and that thrilling win over Dublin. Billy Hager Junior Tackle Mike Hickman Junior Halfback Duard Hoback Junior Guard Jim Kelly Junior Halfback Dickie Nelson Junior Center Larry Taylor Junior Quarterback Richard Parks Junior Halfback Curtis Trail Junior End Rocky Ratcliff Junior Tackle 137 Roger Davidson Sophomore Center Larry Price Sophomore Tackle Mike Tilley Sophomore Quarterback Wayne Brookman Sophomore Tackle Bill Southern Freshman Tackle Duane Wright Freshman Guard E. B. Carroll Freshman End Don Wyatt Freshman Guard 138 Junior Oarsitu JoolSaff ?ULAS4, First Row, Left to Right: Sam McFall, Mike Galli- more, Dick McMillan, Dennis Rooker, Johnny Colum- bus, Phil Tickle, Joey Buckner, Terry Sutherland, Jerry Sayers, and Wayne Parks. Second Row, Left to Right: Mike Kelly, Haney Hodges, Freddie Blevins, Jerry Johnson, Alan Fowler, Tommy Com- biths, Mike Jenkins, Philip Sullivan, Roger Parks, and Raymond Whited. Third Row, Left to Right: Coach Loftus, Jerry Ratcliff, Steve Quesenberry, Melvin Tolbert, Wayne Dehart, Bill Smith, Jerry Smith, Archie Worrell, Kenny Farmer, Matt Stevens, and Coach Tacy. First Roiv, Left to Right: Billy McMillan, James Miller, Louis Price, John Edmonds, Larry Atkins, John Rollins, James McMickle, and Oscar Hogans. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach Puckett, Steve Fowler, Aaron Anderson, Bryan Chitwood, Alvin Novell, Ralph Kelly, Skip Stevens, Jimmy Webb, Mike Petty, Houston Caviness, and Coach Bruce. Third Row, Left to Right: Lawrence Robinson, Rocky Schrader, Roger Spence, Leonard Johnson, Gene Moles, Ronnie Linkous, Charles Allen, Tommy Thomas, Doug Patterson, and Randal Ratcliff. m ■ A ' Ip Ciy itA Jrac e ' 7 ' ooiba l 139 Charles Jackson Senior Forward Butch Ratcliff Captain Senior Guard David Price Senior Forward Larry Gilmore Junior Guard Mr. Carl Tacy Coach Gary Quesenberry Senior Center 140 Larry Taylor Junior Guard Mike Tilley Sophomore Forward Richard Parks Junior Guard a John Calfee Junior Forward Bill Crawford Sophomore Forward Jim Kelly Junior Forward 141 Junior Uarsitu Jjas zetbaff First Row, Left to Right: Joey Buckner, Rex Webb, Mickey Hickman, Dickie McMillan, Steve Quesen- berry, and Buck Moody. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Tickle, Coach; Phil Clark, Roger Davidson, E. B Carroll, H. L. White, Carl McNew, and Mike Hutch- ens, Manager. C (Jracfe CBasIteiSaff First Row, Left to Right: Donald Anderson, Skip Stevens, Jimmy Webb, Ralph Kelly, Buddy Hill, and Mike Marshall. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Puckett, Coach; Dennis Love, Gary Hinson, Alvin Novell, James Russell, Roger Spence, Randall Bevins, Richard Tickle, and Jesse Gates, Manager. 142 ase SaffUe earn First Row, Left to Right: Mike Lester, Dickie Mc- Millan, Bobby Cruff, Dickie Sutphin, Terry Suther- land, and John Kirby. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Harry Loftus, Coach; Glenn Weddle, Jackie Wright, Larry Taylor, Pete Raykes, Rocky Ratcliff, and Donnie Quesenberry. Third Row, Left to Right: Melvin Tolbert, Jimmy Kelly, Jerry Johnson, Kenny Farmer, and Roger Davidson. First Row, Left to Right: Philip Vanhoy, James Woodyard, Jerry Sayers, Ronnie Pruitt, Steve Fow- ler, Duard Hoback, Bill Crawford, Mike Gallimore, Mike Tilley, Melvin Parks, and Wayne Parks. Sec- ond Row, Left to Right: Mr. James Hickman, Coach; Ronnie Pearce, Mickey Hickman, Steve Via, Charles Henley, Gary O’Dell, Roy Blevins, Freddy Blevins, Danny Thompson, Duane Wright, and Jerry Rat- cliffe. Third Roic, Left to Right: Rodney Atkinson, Randal Vaughn, Don Wyatt, Frederick Thompson, Michael Porter, Carl McNew, Jingles White, Billy Hager, Terry Lucas, Charles Hager, and Mike Viars. UracJi ZJe earn 143 First Row, Left to Right: Barry Anders, Tommy Pearce, Fred Thompson, Junior Moles, Billy Hager, Kegley, Danny Thompson, Paul Hughes, Barry Grin- Doug Ratcliff, Duard Hoback, Dickie Nelson, Jingles stead, Edward Rhett, Jerry Johnson. Second Row: White. Coach Duncan, Mike Parks, Jim McMillan, Ronnie TJars y — ,7 TJ. First Row, Left to Right: Wayne Brookman, Haney Hodges, Eddie Kirkner, Norman Keith, Tommy Dou- that, Allen Combiths, Mike Newman, Billy Knode, Allen Stoots, Roy Blevins, Phillip Sullivan. Second Row: James Woodyard, Matt Stevens, Bill Smith, Melvin Tolbert, Mike Viars, Leslie Turpin, Tom Combith, Chipper McMillan, Allen Fowler, Jerry Sayers, Coach Duncan. 1 44 Cjio il i T trac e 7 Presiding i Be Bl r ■pH m S j gmr fm k §§■1 IMPf ■ yj|. j a 1 „ i ' V; ' r m m. First Row, Left to Right: Donnie Dobbins, Barry Morefield, Dickie Anders, Doug Steger, Truman Combiths, Claude McMillan, Barry Smith, Bill Mc- Millan. Second Row: Coach Duncan, Larry Morefield, The Oriole wrestlers brought great honor to our school this year by winning eleven of their twelve matches. The Orioles also tied for the regional champi onship with Northside High School. Pulaski had two regional champions, Ronnie Pearce and Jerry Johnson. Also, there were five boys representing our school who placed second in the region. They are James Allen, Rocky Schrader, Gene Moles, Charles Allen, Brian Chitwood, John Rollins, Houston Caviness, Wally Brockmeyer. Barry Anders, Barry Grinstead, David Jordan, and Doug Ratcliff. James Allen won Pulaski High School’s first state wrestling championship and freshman David Jordan finished in fourth place. Our wrestlers placed tenth at the state tournament and finished their best season in the history of our school. Left to Right: Jerry Smith; Jeffery Phillips; Charles Jackson; James Graham; Rich- ard Parks; and Watts Steger. 0 earn the defending champion of the New to show an equally proud record. Although tennis has been a recent addition to the list of sports at P.H.S., those who have played on this team have done much to elevate our school’s name in this new area. This year our team had the honor of being invited to the Southwestern District Tournaments at Roanoke, and did a fine job in carrying our school’s banner. Uennis This year the Oriole Tennis Team is River District and is again expected Left to Right: Bill Smith; E. B. Carroll; Okey Evans; Butch Ratcliff; Herman Hearn; Gary Armbrister; and Mr. William Puckett, Coach. 146 First Row: Sid Steger; Sherman Shockley; Raymond Whited. Second Row : Bill Steger; Tom Hufford; Charles Hager. earn an acjers Left to Right: Tom Combith, Tony Turner, Danny Carson, John Calfee, Roswell Seagle, and Buck Moody. 147 Wanda Pugh Senior Marsha Sheets Senior Jewell Catron Senior Becky Hotz Senior Kathy Kegley Junior Katie Flippin Junior Martha Whitehurst Junior 148 Mrs. Ruth Hotz Sponsor I Alyson Howard Sophomore Ann Rutherford Sophomore Debbie Fortner Freshman 149 Miss Ledford Sponsor First Row, Left to Right: Kathy Kegley, Reporter; Margaret Blair, Secretary-Treasurer; Jane Kanode, Vice-President; and Bobbi Poole, President. Second Row, Left to Right: Jo Ann Price, Wanda Pugh, Norma Mabry, Sue Goodson, Cheryl Allen, Thelma Conner, Brenda Kanode, Fonda Jones, Patsy Kanode, Patti Luttrell, Debbie Surface, and Teresa Clark. Third Row, Left to Right: Su-Su Owen, Lois Smith, Teresa Kirkner, Delana Boone, Linda Grubb, Le Von First Row, Left to Right: Theresa Cox, Delores Clark, Becky Hall, Faith Rigney, Marie Talbert, Dorothy Taylor, Dianne Hyatt, Brenda King, Carol Weddle, Judy Coltrane, Brenda Waller, and Ann White. Second Row, Left to Right: Sharon Hunt, Patsy Hamilton, Jennifer Vaughan, Chris Vann, Jane Car- son, Anita Fowler, Brenda Foley, Patty Davis, Shir- ley Oulds, Velma Taylor, Shirley Smith, and Alyson Howard. Third Row, Left to Right: Karen Gilmore, Gregory, Barbara Clark, Dorothy Wright, Jo Ann Hummel, Kathy Bogardus, and Barbara Chaffin. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Sandra Kiser, Becky Hotz, Brenda Clark, Carolyn Cox, Janie Cox, Janice Wright, Jonda Albert, Susan Albert, and Peggy Rit- ter. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Carol Lottier, Iva Price, Teresa Oulds, Jo Ann Hill, Wanda Ensley, Evelyn Sawyers, Joyce Dalton, Pat Buckner, Donna Parks, and Jane Farmer. Airis 1 Hil eiic Lou Ann O’Dell, Karen Harris, Yvonne Endicott, Carol Coker, Claudia Gallimore, Suellen DeWitt, Susan Cabaniss, Betty Crumbley, and Barbara Butts. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Linda Foley, Betsy Ma- bry, Sandra Weatherford, Barbara Shockley, Janet Vass, Sunni Edens, Libby Sage, Rosemary Flynn, Gwendolyn Hale, Olivia Powell, Lillie Fowler, and Connie Bailey. First Row, Left to Right: Marie Bowman, Connie Castellow, Nancy Worrell, Kandi Wolfe, Candy Allen, Barbara Patterson, Libby Sage, Susan Kolbrick, Tina Robinson, Judy Stallings, and Nancy Talbert. Second Row, Left to Right: Barbara Smith, Dana Andrews, Barbara Gosnell, Sandra Ammar, Mary Vlahos, Bar- bara Shockley, Sunni Edens, Janet Vass, Sandra Wea- therford, Betsy Mabry, and Stella Nuckolls. Third Row, Left to Right: Jennifer Tolbert, Nancy Welsh, Patty Bailey, Linda Albert, Hannah Rives, Jean Wright, Kathy Worrell, Gail Barnett, Linda McFall, Patsy Marshall, and Linda Cox. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Carol King, Mary Hudson, Brenda Burroughs, Rosemary Flynn, Olivia Powell, Shirley Miller, Lynn Loftus, and Connie Farris. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Cynthia Kegley, Mary Lou Kingrea, Connie Bailey, Lillie Fowler, Carol Phillips, Brenda McCraw, Diane Love, and Linda Myers. (Association First Row, Left to Right: Jan Roseberry, Wanda Kanode, Karen Hancock, Janet Leeson, Rose Mary O’Dell, Pam Edwards, Nancy Fleming, Rachel Trom- peter, Sandy Ingles, and Cathy Weldon. Second Row, Left to Right: Donna Murray, Carol Ratcliff, Joan Guynn, Kathy Parks, Rose Ann Bassett, Rose Lee Bassett, Jamie McGuire, Toni Aust, Sarah Wampler, and Janet Hummel. Third Row, Left To Right: Ro- berta Stoots, Brenda Hill, Susan Bane, Karen Seagle, Debbie Hall, Carolyn Dalton, Eleanor Beamer, Mon- nie Rhett, Janet Knisely, Angie Ayers, and Linda Frost. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Shirley Miller, Linda Phillips, Anne Lester, Diane Fanning, Becky Hinson, Judy Johnson, Sara Goodson, Barbara Grubb, and Judy Beverly. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Karen Jones, Rita Quesenberry, Tina Edwards, Amy Dent, Hope Vaughan, Pat Surratt, Melissa Turner, Jo Hailey, Paula Foster, and Karen Clark. 151 LINDA BUCHANAN (Jutsiancfin a FRED JOHNSON S. T. CROCKETT The Senior Class has deemed these eight people meritorious of being Outstanding Seniors for their exemplification of the best attainable quality, excellence. The goal is most desirable because of the difficulty in attaining the keys to reach it. PAM CHITWOOD 154 SANDRA KISER WATTS STEGER The Characteristics of leadership, scholar- ship, dependability, and good character are used as the criterion by which the Senior Class has chosen these eight people whom they feel are truly Outstanding Seniors. SHEILA NELSON eniors FRANK VASS 1 55 Most Intellectual Sheila Nelson Watts Steger Most Original Yvonne Dean David Quesenberry Cutest Mary Jane Austin Barry Grinstead Friendliest Shairon Moore Jerry Novell Most Likely to Succeed Jean Hoback S. T. Crockett Best All Around Pam Chitwood Jimmy McMillan Most Dignified Cindy Daugherty Fred Johnson Best Leaders Linda Buchanan Danny Carson Best Personality Wanda Pugh Wayne Hyatt Best Dancers Marsha Sheets Donnie Jones 156 Most Comical Jo Ann Hummel George Haga Best Dressed Ann Floyd Frank Vass Most Popular Jewell Catron Doug Ratcliff Most Athletic Bobbie Poole Ronnie Pearce OCes Best School Spirit Becky Hotz Joe Stephens Most Happy Go Lucky Margaret Blair David Walton Best Looking Thelma Conner Butch Ratcliff Most Talented Becky Burchett Edward Rhett Most Talkative Connie Garlic Bill Steger 157 Most Dependable Sybil Douthat Billy Sprinkle Kathy Kegley Junior Cjourt Dickie McMillan Sophomore Doug Ratcliff King Sunni Edens Freshman 1 59 Jimmy Webb Eighth Grade Jimmy McMillan Senior First Row: Jewell Catron; Miss P. H. S. Second Row, Left to Right: Dianne Hyatt, Susie Richards, Ann Rutherford, Mina Lenett, Katie Flippin, and Su-Su Owen. Third Row, Left to Right: Karen Seagle, San- dra Kiser, Jonda Albert, Brenda Foley, Kathy Kegley, Marsha Sheets, Rita Quesenberry, and Tena Edwards. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Yvonne Dean, Debbie Surface, Betsy Mabry, Donna Shockley, Sandra Wea- therford, Betty Waddell, and Betty Brookfield. ffiss CPJTS. jfeweff Gatron 3 ScAooZ First Row: Sunni Edens; Maid of Honor. Second Row, Left to Right: Pam Chitwood, Shannon Massie, Fonda Jones, Becky Burchett, Helen Pappas, Mary Pace, Mary Jane Austin, Sharron Davis, Barbara Shockley, and Janet Vass. Third Row, Left to Right: Christie Hurst, Debbie Fortner, Martha Whitehurst, Margaret Ritter, Jayne Baugh, Linda Foley, Ann White, and Joyce Warner. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Susan Cabaniss, Thelma Conner, Wanda Pugh, and Claudia Yelton. Gon es Sunni £ c e ns Jltaicf OJ D Ion or 161 QUEEN Thelma Conner SENIOR MEMBERS S. T. Crockett George Haga Paul Hughes Wayne Hyatt Charles Jackson Jimmy McMillan Billy Sprinkle Watts Steger Joe Stephens Frank Vass David Walton Mary Jane Austin Becky Burchett Jewell Catron Jean Hoback Becky Hotz Christie Hurst Fonda Jones Sandra Kiser SuSu Owens Marsha Sheets Donna Shockley CROWN BEARERS Jimmy Kelly Kathy Kegley 162 PRINCE Butch Ratcliff UNDERCLASSMEN John Calfee Elliott Carroll Jerry Chinault Tommy Combiths Bill Flint Mike Gallimore Larry Gilmore Timmy Gress Tommy Kegley John Kirby Dickie McMillan Richard Parks Pete Raykes Dennis Rooker Jerry Shepherd William Smith Larry Taylor Mike Tilley Curtis Trail James Webb Archie Worrell PRINCESS Pam Chitwood MEMBERS Jonda Albert Jayne Baugh Betty Brookfield Susan Cabiness Sharron Davis Sunni Edens Katie Flippin Brenda Foley Linda Foley Dianne Hyatt Mina Lennet Betsy Mabry Mary Pace Helen Pappas Susie Richards Barbara Shockley Debbie Surface Farron Warner Joyce Warner Martha Whitehurst Claudia Yelton DUKE Danny Carson DUCHESS Wanda Pugh V Congratulations to the Seniors of Pulaski High School Class of ' 66 COLEMAN FURNITURE CORPORATION 166 Compliments of MEREDITH TATE, INC. Your Neighborhood Good Gulf Dealer THOMAS M. SEAGLE SON’S Funeral Service Pulaski, Virginia Four Generations Serving Southwest Virginia 167 Compliments of PULASKI MIRROR CO. Compliments of NEW RIVER OILS, INC. Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of CLAREMONT GROCERY Pulaski Virginia Compliments of E M M A R T Millinery and Children ' s Wear Compliments of I G A FOOD FAIR COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS FASHIONS HOUSE OF BEAUTY Complete Beauty Service 338 North Washington Ave. Phone 2-7571 CROWN JEWELERS INC. If You Don ' t Know Diamonds Know Your Jeweler ' R. Larry Barnett, Mgr. 15 W. Main St. Pulaski, Va. 168 Congratulations FOLEY ' S ELECTRIC CO. BURTON INSURANCE AGENCY Sales and Services 309 North Washington Avenue 226 N. Jefferson Ave. Dial 4-1751 Pulaski, Virginia Pulaski, Virginia Phone 2-7561 Your Daytime Companion with Compliments of MARTIN-BEAMER W P U V HARDWARE CO., INC. 1580 KC Your Friendly, Helpful ' IRHA ' Hardware Store Phone 3-3931 Serving Our Friends and Neighbors for 25 years Serving Southwest Virginia Since 1946 27 E. Main Street Dial 2-5191 169 LUTTRELL CHEVROLET CO. Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 THE PULASKI NATIONAL BANK Three Convenient Locations Main Office Auto Teller Pulaski ‘‘ Branch Office Fairlawn PULASKI NATIONAL BANK MiTomia Pulaski ' s First Drive-In Bank Your Local Chevrolet Dealer Dial 2-1211 Volume is the secret to our business 170 Get the Best Get OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION Save time — Ship Overnite Ship directly to more than 1600 Va., N. C., S. C., Ga. SEALTEST Tenn. Points. NO BETTER SERVICE AT ANY COST DEPENDABILITY — COURTE5Y — Distributed By FARRIS BROS. DAIRY, INC. Dublin, Va. Phone 674-2721 SAFETY FOR SERVICE CALL OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION CO. Pulaski 3-1111 Compliments of PULASKI RADIATOR UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 623 E. Main St. Pulaski, Virginia Congratulations to Class of ' 66 Radiators Repaired and Recored All Types of Auto Upholstery Crank Shaft Grinding and Reboring Service STEGER ' S LAUNDRY AND George C. Allen, Owner DRY CLEANERS Phone 3-1911 171 Compliments of JO-AL-KIN HEREFORD FARM KING COAL AND MOOD YARD 616 First St. N. E. Box 569 Phone 2-0681 J. K. King, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF PULASKI FURNITURE CORPORATION PULASKI, VIRGINIA 172 STATE FARM INSURANCE XYZ ' S BEAUTY SALON COMPANIES Xymena Triplett, at your service Auto — Life — Fire Hair Styling — Cutting Shaping Permanents — Tinting Complete Beauty Service Agents: Al Lockard Bob Farmer Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nights by Appointments Call Pulaski 5-1385 ; Thornsprings Hgts. Pulaski, Va. SONNY ' S MARKET Staple and Fancy Groceries Compliments of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Robinson Tract Road PARKS-BELK Dial 2-5905 Pulaski, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF MARSHALL WELDING SUPPLY East Main Street PULASKI, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. PULASKI, VIRGINIA HATCHER-ASKEW Quality Men ' s Wear Since 1888 DEE ' S CUT-RATE STORES Headquarters For School Supplies Pulaski - Marion - Wytheville 173 A Fabric You Can Lean On That ' s Klopman! STAUNTON RIM FINISHING CO. Division of KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Newbern Plant Newbern, Va. 174 SIGLIS’S Corner of the Court Phone 5-1013 Pulaski, Va. Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY 175 THE DAILY NEWSPAPER Compliments of Serves as a new textbook every day for almost every course of study. To be a better informed student today and a bet- PULASKI TRACTOR CO. ter citizen tomorrow John Deere Sales Service Read Route 1, Pulaski, Va. THE KOANOKE TIMES RADFOR DOR RESTAURANT TAKE HOME Choice Steaks and Chops Seafoods of all kinds Plate Lunches KERN ' S BREAD Open on Sundays Operated by E. Norwood St. Mr. Charles B. Radford, Va. Wright Compliments of FELIX DEPARTMENT STORES Pulaski Virginia Congratulations from T. M. Combiths, Jr. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY HALEY FURNITURE STORES Complete Line of New Furniture Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS CO. 176 PURITY maid BREAD it ' s always FRESH 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 Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 PULASKI WATCH REPAIR 123 W. Main Street Pulaski, Virginia and STAR BARBER SHOP F. F. Corder, Watchmaker Daniel Corder, Assistant Manager David Corder, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRO - PLASTIC FABRICS, INC. VINYL COATED FABRICS PULASKI, VIRGINIA 177 Compliments of HERCULES POWDER COMPANY Imperial Color and Chemical Department Compliments of PRES DROWN S SPORT SHOP Lexington, Virginia 178 Bowling is Fun For All Ages at SKY LANES Dublin Rd. Pulaski, Va LAVINDER ' S MOBILGAS STATION Phone 3-6581 Dublin Rd. Pulaski, Va. Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Have a Coke Pulaski Virginia For Tops In Movie Entertainment Always say .... What ' s Showing At THE PULASKI THEATRE Congratulations from PULASKI DRUGS, INC. 19 East Main St — Pulaski MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Hospital corner Your Walgreen Agency Stores Prescriptions Sundries 179 CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 VIRGINIA MAID HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ACME HOSIERY DYE WORKS, INC. 180 Congratulations COMPLIMENTS OF Class of ' 66 PULASKI LAUNDRY AND PULASKI ESSO DRY CLEANING SERVICE SERVICENTER FUR STORAGE RUG CLEANING Pulaski Virginia PULASKI, VIRGINIA 181 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 Pulaski, Virginia G. M C. Trucks Dealer ' s License Number 240 Compliments of PULASKI BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Building Material and Lumber Pulaski, Virginia Phone 3-3751 182 JOT ' EM DOWN STORE Groceries and Feed Dial 3-2431 184 W. Main St. Compliments of EVERHART CLEANERS Compliments of E. D. DAVID District Manager People ' s Life Insurance Co. Compliments of VIRGINIA BLOCK AND LUMBER BANE ' S Paint — Wallpaper Compliments of D. OBEL RATCLIFF, Realtor Real Estate Broker Auctioneer Compliments of DENT RADIO-TV SERVICE — Electronics Exclusively — Compliments of TILLEY PAINT CO., INC. 215 First St., S. W. Pulaski, Virginia 183 Compliments of BEDFORD GROCERY Incorporated PULASKI TELEVISION SYSTEM Cable TV 41 East Main St. Pulaski, Virginia Office 4-1860 LANDIS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES MARTIN ' S PHARMACY PHARMACISTS IN COOPERATION WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN PULASKI, VIRGINIA 184 Compliments of PEARCE ELECTRIC CO. Red-o-Feeds VIRGINIA FEED STORE Complete Line of Shoes and Boots Seeds — Fertilizers — Groceries — Home supplies Glidden Paint Phone 4-1591 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of NUMBER ONE DRUG STORE 73 W. Main St. Phone 2-1111 Pulaski, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 AIR CONTROL CORPORATION North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of SADLER HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Compliments of BOARD INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Call us for all types of good reliable insurance Phone 2-0051 25 7th St. N.W. Pulaski, Va. Compliments of K. V. BRUGH INSURANCE DUBLIN ROAD ESSO SERVICENTER Phone 2-7551 Dublin Road, Pulaski, Virginia Pick Up Del. Ser. Compliments of AIRPORT SERVICE STATION CARL AND DOROTHY BOPP, Owners ‘Groceries, Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phillips 66 Gasoline and Oil Robinson Tract Road Pulaski, Virginia Telephone 3-4128 Compliments of ALEX MEN ' S SHOP Pulaski Virginia Compliments of SWEET-ORR CO., II. Manufacturers of Work Clothes And Meadowfield Sportswear Pulaski, Virginia HAYDEN ELECTRICAL HEATING INSULATION CO, INC. Pulaski, Virginia Wholesale Electrical Distributors Compliments of T. ADAIR HALL General Contracting Building and Repairing Compliments of PULASKI VANCE COMPANY, INC. Your Westinghouse Dealer in Pulaski Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 GUS ' S MARKET Dublin Road Pulaski 188 COMPLIMENTS OF JEFFERSON MILLS THE PLANT THAT CARES PULASKI VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS FROM MAYBERRY BUICK ■ OLDSMOBILE, INC. EAST MAIN STREET PULASKI, VIRGINIA 189 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 2-21 1 1 Pulaski, Virginia Compliments of VIRGINIA OAK FLOORING CO., INC. Pulaski, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 THE SOUTHWEST TIMES Your Newspaper 190 810 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 STRICKLER S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of JACKSON MOTEL Mrs. Fred A. Jackson, Manager Phone 2-9691 U. S. 11 Pulaski, Va. It Pays to Look Well ELK ' S BARBER SHOP 191 The Class of 66 is the Class that knows the tricks Most Sincere Compliments JIM-DANDY MARKET and AUST SUPER MARKET Your Neighborhood Stores Compliments of GALLIMORE AND LIVELY, INC. General Contractors Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 C P TELEPHONE COMPANY Pulaski Virginia 192 It pays to look well O. K. BARBER SHOP PULASKI, VIRGINIA BOB ' S SHOE CENTER Compliments of PAUL KNITTING MILL Manufacturers of Quality Hosiery Nearly half a century in Pulaski Pulaski Virginia THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF PULASKI Member F.D.I.C. 193 Compliments of PEOPLES SERVICE DREG STORE Pulaski Business Plaza 194 Compliments of HUFF COAL OIL COMPANY, . INC. Phone 2-0021 Pulaski Virginia Compliments of HALL ' S SHOE SHOP 223 North Jefferson Avenue Pulaski, Virginia HYLTON ' S FEED STORE 208 N. Madison Ave. Phone 4-1374 Compliments of your Purina Dealer Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 PIGGLY WIGGLY Home of Fine Foods MAX ' S BAKERY AND GIFTS Pastries, Pies, Cookies, and Breads for all occasions Birthday, Wedding, and Anniversary Cakes Jewelry and Gifts for the Home We Furnish The Home Completely Never a Carrying Charge Compliments of GUYNN FURNITURE CO. Pulaski Virginia 195 Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP CORP. 93 Main Street Dial 4-1639 Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 CAVALIER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Pulaski, Virginia Paper Products — Janitor Supplies Institutional Foods Compliments of the JERKS Available for Private Parties and Public Functions Ernie Garter David Jordan Michael Mitchell Harold Mitchell CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 KESLINGS COAL YARD Pulaski Virginia 196 Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 SOUTHWEST MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING CO. Pulaski Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 A Fine Place to Eat Sundries, cones, shakes, malts, soft drinks, and many tasty sandwiches. Pulaski, Virginia 197 WALL ' S JEWELERS Your Bridal Registration Headquarters Pulaski, Virginia ifiobilubrication Compliments of EARL ' S MOBILGAS 198 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE GLENN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Security • Service • Dividend Savings 16 Main Street • P. 0. Box 70 Phone 2-3391 Pulaski, Virginia +irst ederal Savii A Savings Loan Association of New River Valley Main Office: Pulaski, Vo. Radford, Va. 199 200 With Malice Toward None Ronnie Aust Johnny Richards Junior Bailey Dennis Turner David Black Rodney Turner Fred Cox Wayne Umberger Richard Jones David Woods Calvin Kidd David Wright CLASS OF ' 66 Compliments of FRED WATKINS From WISE COUNTY Robert Melton NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Pulaski Virginia Compliments of APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY Pulaski Virginia 201 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 315 N. Washington Ave. Phone 3-3411 Pulaski, Virginia 202 Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION Allied Chemical Corp. Pulaski Works SENIOR FATTIES Cheryl Allen Becky Burchett Jewell Catron Thelma Conner Sharon Gemmell STEVEN ' S FUNERAL HOME WALLACE ' S First and Foremost in Fashion Pulaski, Virginia 203 Compliments of MAYFLOWER MOTEL RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 GEMMELL ' S TRANSFER THMKS TO OUR PATRONS Mr. Ralph Bishop Miss Elizabeth Blair Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Blair Dr. Milton W. Brockmeyer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Calfee Mrs. Grace Carnahan Mr. Gene Chumbley Mrs. Sam T. Crockett, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dewey Dr. Kenneth Fleenor Mr. Bill Flint Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert Mr. Donald Glenn Dr. Alec Haller Mr. Tommy Hughes Dr. James M. Hylton Mayor C. V. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Jordan Miss Caroline Knapp Dr. Henry Martin Dr. Ralph Martin Dr. R. F. McNally Mr. A. Dow Owens Mr. David Ratio Mr. Raymond Rice Mr. Philip M. Sadler Mr. William B. Sanders, Jr. Mr. Charles Settle Dr. Lillian Smith Mrs. M. A. Stevenson Mr. William F. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Bessie Totten Mr. Archa Vaughan Waddles Wallace ' s of Pulaski Dr. W. W. Walton Miss Hazel Winesett S. S. Sanpabeck Compliments of PULASKI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Compliments of We, the Business Staff of the 1966 ORIOLE, wish to express our apprecia- tion to the advertisers and to the stu- dents and faculty of Pulaski High School, who have given us their complete co- operation. Watts Steger — Business Manager Billy Flint — Asst. Business Manager Betty Crumbley — Business Secretary Compliments of S.T., Wayne, Bob, Watts, Frank SENIOR BOYS OF THE ' 66 ORIOLE Compliments of PULASKI FLOWER SHOP Senior members of the 1966 ORIOLE enjoying themselves as guests of Del- mar at Charlotte, North Carolina. While there, they were shown the pro- cess of publishing the high school year- book. PRINTING COMPANY • Charlotte C.