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Maze of Circles The fall of 1974 brought the start of another school year — not just any school year, but one of new begin- nings and anticipations. In addition to a new futuristic school building and facilities, high school students from the entire county, totaling 2,000, were brought together for the first time in one school — Pulaski County High School. The school was developed as an innovative and comprehensive edu- cational institution. In addition to general education courses, an exten- sive vocational program was intro- duced including food services, elec- tronics, cosmetology, building trades, and many other trades courses. Since the building was not entirely completed in the initial weeks of school, students had to cope with an unfinished science pod, makeshift choral, band, and drama rooms, and the lingering traces of construction equipment and debris. In addition, the I.M.C. was not finished, so boxes of books covered its floor for weeks. A new addition to Pulaski County High School will be a nature trail. Leon Myers, Jeff Rogers, and Melissa Swain are clearing the area. While deciding the yearbook ' s name, Roma Sutphin and Karen Cecil discuss Mrs. Elinor Morgan and Mrs. Eleanor Hullinger review new materials for their own suggestions. the I.M.C. Though school is in session, the I.M.C. struggles to completion.
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Teachers and school officials from across the county gather at the construction site for a tour. Construction workers lower another set of seats into place in the football sta- dium. Aerial view of Pulaski County High School as it nears completion, showing detailed aspects of the construction site. 5
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Taylor Publishing Company representative, Mr. Richard Eliot, discusses cover designs and new tech- niques with Jimmy Cullop, Cougar Pinnacle Co -editor. While Walter Huff and Jeannie Whitman are discussing suggestions for a yearbook name, Mr. Dewey Wilson looks over the list of sug- gestions. Jimmy Cullop and Chris Walker talk about the first Fall Festival, as Zondra Barnes and Anthony Slaughter sells tickets. 7
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