Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Through May Day, 1970 Princess; Angie Ayers Prince: Rocky Schrader Duchess: Rita Quesenberry ik. Duke: Wally Brockmeyer 19 CLASSES ELECT COURT SENIOR MEMBERS Toni Aust Angie Ayers Sandra Duncan Ann Hall Maetta Hendrick Brenda Hill Janet Hummel Sandy Ingles Janet Knisely Mary Ann Quesenberry Rita Quesenberry Monnie Rhett Farron Warner Cathy Weldon Claudia Yelton Randall Bevins Mike Bond Wally Brockmeyer Bryan Chitwood Curtis Dean Gary Farmer Gary Hinson Dennis Love Bill McMillan Lawrence Robinson Rocky Schrader Jerry Shepherd Shermie Smith Skip Stevens Jimmy Webb CROWN BEARERS Suzanne Gemmell Dennis Shrewsberry JUNIOR MEMBERS Robyn Dobyns Suzanne Gemmell Betsy Graham Brenda Holland Dana Kegley Sue Knode Brenda Beckner Cindy Sanders Diane Six Gail Vandeventer Jean Wyatt Mike Albano Lee Arnold Truman Combiths Allen Davidson Brad Elkins Benny Harriman Doug Hughett Randy Johnson Larry Myers Dennis Shrewsberry Jerry Surface SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Lynn Bopp Debbie Chitwood Martha Coble Sarah Huff Lynn I ngram Debbie Shomaker J. K. Chrisley Terry Fowler Rick Hughes Mark McGuire Ken M. Mitchell Guy Reedy FRESHMAN MEMBERS Joanne Mathews Cathy Milstead Alice Payne Gail Vanhoozier Brad Alderman Jimmy Chitwood Donald Quesenberry Carl Viar EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS Brenda Bond Mary Coble Terry Hughes Mike Mabry

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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

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Boredom Prevented By Varied Activities Being derived from a multitude of activities, student life at PHS was far from being dull. Bearing bad weather, the daily schedule was begun with the raising of the flags in front of the school. To prevent overcrowding of the halls, students were required to go to their first class as soon as they had been to their lockers. This rule applied to all, except the Seniors, who were allowed to congregate in the cafeteria. From this beginning, each student followed his own academic or vocational program. In addition to these everyday happenings there were special events to break the strictness of the schedule. Pep rallies provided a chance for everyone to set free his own spirit, and unique assemblies offered educational as well as entertaining opportunities. With the added excitement of Homecoming, the Miss PHS Contest, May Day, and formal dances, another year at PHS was made Complete. Above right: Danny Grubb and Dennis Love raise the flags as part of their duties as Key Club members. Below, left to right; Students leave school by the new Pico Terrace Road which was finished this summer to help regulate traffic. The eighth grade football team practices to achieve a 4-1-1 record for this year ' s season. 20