Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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I Principal 18 Assistant Principal 19 Suidance 20 Secretarial Staff 21 English Department 22 Social Studies Department 24 Vlath Department 26 ; Physical Education 28 j Foreign Language 29 Science Department 30 ! Fine Arts 32 Practical Arts 33 Commerical Department 34 Custodians, Cooks 36 Memorium 37

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Mr. Porter works on some of the many papers and forms required of a principal. PRINCIPAL Through his persistence and interest, Mr. William E. Porter, principal of P.H.S., instilled in us those ideals of citizenship and integrity which have influenced his life. Under his supervision, an increased curriculum was offered to the students. Eight o’clock classes, educational television, and night classes for adults were instituted with his assistance. Subject to his guidance, students strove to achieve fulfilment in every phase of school life. Through diligent efforts, he has attained an outstanding record as an administrator and educator. 18 Mr. William E. Porter