Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Left: The Five Finalists: Brenda Beckner, Claudia Yelton, Brenda Holland, Ann Hall, and Martha Coble, make their final appearance before the judges. First Row: Sue Knode, Suzanne Gemmell, Mary Coble, Maetta Hendrick, Cindy Sanders. Second Row: Debbie Chitwood, Jamie McGuire, Sandra Duncan, Dana Kegley, Jane Gemmell. First Row: Angie Ayers, Elaine Alexander, Gail Vanhoozier, Diane Six. Second Row: Cathy Milstead, Jo Ellen Hudson, Rita Quesenberry, Linda Branscome. Sarah Wampler and Claudia Yelton look for their place in the program. Sunni Edens gives up her title to Brenda Holland as Ann Hall, Maid of Honor, looks on. First Row: Ruth Roseberry, Ann Hall, Sandy Ingles, Irene Ring, Janet Knisley. Second Row: Susan Harriman, Alice Payne, Emily Steger, Farron Warner, Sarah Huff, Ginger Warner.

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Brenda Holland Is Crowned Miss P.H.S Miss P.H.S. : Brenda Holland The evening of the Miss P.H.S. Contest began as the curtains opened revealing a ' Temple of Beauty. Amid stately columns and a murial depicting a Roman temple, sixty of the school ' s beauties glided across the stage looking their best for the judges. As the number of contestants was narrowed down, the judges ' decision became increasingly difficult. The contest came to a close as Brenda Holland, a Junior, was crowned by Sunni Edens, last year ' s Miss P.H.S. A Senior, Ann Hall, was named Maid of Honor. This event is an annual project of the National Honor Society sponsored by Mrs. Juanita Robertson. First Row: Debbie Shomaker, Gail France, Pat Surratt, Margaret Brown, Cathy Weldon, Cindy Welsh. Second Row: Martha Coble, Lynn Bopp, Lyn Ingram, Debbie Hughes, Lynn Back, Brenda Bond. First Row: Andrea Keatley, Toni Aust, Suzette Palmer, Betsy Graham, Jean Wyatt, Monnie Rhett, Brenda Holland, Yvonne Whorrell, Janet Hummel. Second Row: Kathy Bolling, Judy Hall, Mary Ann Quesenberry, Carol Hall, Teresa Lawson, Claudia Yelton, Sarah Wampler, Brenda Beckner, Gail Vandeventer, Melanie Hinson.

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Astrology Leads Students Following a popular trend of today May Day ' 70 was based on the theme of the zodiac. It ' s in the Stars began as the Royal Court was presented. Each member of the court was presented before a backdrop of heavenly constellations in a gym that was decorated with the signs of the zodiac ana other celestial symbols. In tribute to the Court, the Chorus sang The Sounds of Silence , In the Year 2525 , A Time For Us , and a selection from the modern play Hair, Aquarius. Also, students from the Physical Education Department performed dances representing each of the twelve signs of the zodiac. Following the tradition of PHS the King and Queen led the waltz of the Court, as the Dance band played Stardust , and May Day ' 70 came to a graceful close. Left: Harry Porterfield, Susan Linkous and Sandra Hopkins put the rays on Mr. Sun. 18