Pulaski High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pulaski, VA)

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“It’s a Small World” King: Brad Alderman Queen: Kathy Milstead Tel-star and 747 have brought all cultures closer together. In one evening the Festival Court took a trip around the world in an international environment — decorations and dancing. A jet hop was made leaving the United States to a Pom-Pon Routine. The Court arrived in Canada, and was greeted by the Mounted Police and Color Guard; and then on to Russia to the Ballet. The next stop was Hungary where the centuries old art of egg deco- rations was observed. The Irish Jig was enjoyable. The skill and dedication of the athletes im- pressed the travelers as they watched the Gymnastics. Back in the Fiftieth state, Hawaii, the Hula; and in Mexico, the fast stepping Mexican Hat Dance provided lively contrast. It is truly a small, small world! The Jet let down in New York in time to see the Easter Parade. Pupils of the Art Department, Vocational Shop, Music Department, and Physical Education classes participated. 29

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Students are allowed out of school guests like Debbie Sparks, Timmy Cox, Pam White, and Mike Ratcliffe at school dances. “Love is . . was the theme of the annual Winter Formal held February 17. “The Deltones” from Christiansburg provided a variety of music en- joyed by the chaperones and students alike. Decorations consisted of ribbons wrapped around columns and the big- gest attraction was a drawing of a small girl and boy saying “Love is . . The couples who attended the dance were required to dress formally, the boys wearing their coats and ties. Some of the se- lections played by the band were “Lean on Me and “Mrs. Jones”, only a couple among a great many songs. Joe Nevolet and Debbie Richards enjoy the music. 28

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Prince: Donald Holcomb Princess: Connie Moore Duke: Chuck Baker Dutchess: Alice Payne 30