Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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Taking the aspects of music seriously are Amos Hogans, Carolyn Hill, Sharon Brabson, Debbie Brown, and Rusty Adams. Mr. Gene Crook helps the older generation learn new ideas. I l Books relay ideas through paper and Joyce Gardner, John Columbus, and Herb Gardner, broadcast all football and basketball games, printed words. 7

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Communication Jrt 4 £ 0rt . 0 - D. Aff AX 4 ' fr ' t C omm unication was always brought out Variou s school activities. Have you ever Pondered what your life would be like with- out communication? Recordings, books, money, radio, tele- vision and thousands of other devices were used for people to understand one another. ost of all, our voices served as the most important devices of all. With the help of gestures and expressions, our friends under- stood what kind of moods we were in. Through laughter, anger or annoyance we realized the feelings of people around us. This was communication. Extra class work measures the mind’s compre- Mrs. Martha Ireson tutors Julia Sheppard and Linda Montgomery, hension. North and South strategy at the Battle of Vicksburg is explained by Mr. Shaw. 6

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School Involvement Classes and activities made a full day for every student. The faculty, Student Council and the stu- dents became the hub of involvement in school life. Without each part compromising together, there would not have been a year with much success. For th e most nart everyone reaped benefits from the year’s efforts. everyone reaped bejnetits trom tne Sp nr ll h fr m 4 Carol Clark, Allison Haller, Ruth Petty, Sue Donithan and The camera startles Tina lessee as she attaches a poster to Bonnie Hughes listen attentively to Mrs. Powers instruc- the Junior float. tions. Mrs. Moody tries to decide if cheese sandwiches are really worth it while Billy Nash pays Martha Brown for his lunch. 8