Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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CTW b ou U nouj blbtiat . . . in 1914, a baseball team was organized? the 1921 basketball team was all girls? the 1922 Orioles’ Nest was called the Who Zoo? all the members of the 1921 Bachelors Club were finally married? in 1925, a football team was introduced? in 1931, Mrs. Lemons husband, Aulden, was the first male cheerleader? in 1939, the swimming team, the Goldfishj won the state championship? in 1940, the Drama Club was organized? The new consolidated high school will be situated on 97.8 acres of land on Route 100. The location is closer to the geographical center of Pulaski County and will be easily acces- sible from Route 81 and Route 619 (Newbern Road). School bonds were passed in November, 1969 and sold February 18, 1971. The opening date has been set for September, 1974 and faculty members from Dublin and Pulaski were aided in the plans for the curriculum by the School Planning Committee of the University of Tennessee. 1941 was the first year married women were allowed to teach? Below: Members of Planning Committee for new consolidated high school. Seated: Miss Gallimore, Mr. Wagal. Standing: Mrs. Hotz, Mr. Owens. in 1947, there was a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Projectors? Right: Map of Pulaski County showing (A) Pulaski High, (B) Dublin High, and (C) the location of consolidated school. in 1947, the band was organized? in 1949, the first Miss P.H.S. contest was held? in 1953, the annual was dedicated to television? in 1954, the twelfth year of school was added? in 1954, D.E. was started?

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A man who has become a familiar person to all students at Pulaski High School is Mr. Harold Lambert. He has influenced teachers as well as students with his concern for others and his infinite will to attain the highest goal. During his career at P.H.S. he has taught physical education and world geography. This year Mr. Lambert became a mem- ber of the Guidance Department. With this position he showed a greater interest in the students. Helping them choose their curricula for the next year, aiding them in preparing for college and being confronted with their problems were major responsibilities that Mr. Lambert assumed with his new job. His duties never ceased as he was constantly working to assist students in planning for the future. Aside from his work as a guidance counselor, Mr. Lambert has established himself as an excellent coach. In the fall, he put together a fine eighth grade football team which com- pleted the season with a winning record. For the past five years he has given Pulaski the reputation of being a perennial power in basketball. Much of the success of the basketball team was due to the dedication of this man to his team. He not only spent time emphasizing teamwork, but was also concerned with each individual on his team. Mr. Lambert was glorious in victory but accepted each loss not as a failure, but as a challenge to strive for perfection. This year Mr. Lambert was honored by being chosen “Coach of the Year’ in the New River District. Because of his determination, his influence upon others and the respect given him by all persons, the ’71 Oriole gives special recognition to Mr. Harold S. Lambert. JZurrifjExt d dP r iol2±t Mr. Lambert introduces the basketball team at a pep rally. Above: Mr. Lambert helps Kathy Steger plan her schedule for next year. Right: Coach Lambert plans strategy with his team during a time-out.