Pulaski County High School - Cougar Pinnacle Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

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FORENSICS CLUB — (FRONT ROW) Jamie Sypniewski, Robin McCormick, Tal Stanley. (SECOND ROW) Janet Lindsey, Beverly Coake. (THIRD ROW) Steve Hollins, Carolyn McMullin. (FOURTH ROW) Bill McKinney, Joey Haynes. (FIFTH ROW) Bobby Hickman, Cindy Anderson, John Perry. (BACK ROW) Sponsor — Mr. John Swope. Forensics and Debate Club Suffers From Cancellations The Forensics and Debate Club strug- gled against incredible odds in 1976-77. The “fine” winter weather and the absence from school it entailed forced cancellatiorTof P.C.H.S. participation in the District Forensics Meet. This proved quite a disappointment to many inter- ested forensics enthusiasts who had eagerly anticipated the challenge. The Debate Team did participate in a number of meets including district competition. One of the major events sponsored by the Forensics and Debate Club was a readers’ theatre production “The Thirteenth Hour.” The Forensics and Debate Club looked forward to get- ting “back into the swing of things” in 1977-78. Tal Stanley, Robin McCormick, Michael McCormick, and Carolyn McMullin await their turn in a mock debate in the sub-I.M.C. of the English pod. 25

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(RIGHT) Janet Lindsey, Jayne Gloster, and Sandi Landis discuss debate research. (BELOW) DEBATE TEAM — Janet Lindsey, Robin McCormick, Carolyn McMullin, Tal Stanley, Jayne Gloster, Bill McKinney, Sandi Landis, Mitzi Davis. (BOTTOM) Michael McCormick, Robin McCormick, Bill McKinney, and Mitzi Davis plan for the next debate. 24

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Robin McCormick and Scott Kilgore approve a selection for Troy Setzler painstakingly letters a cover design for the literary magazine. Inklings ' 77 . Susan Newsome, Jayne Gloster, and Cynthia Anderson proofread a selection submitted to the literary magazine staff. 26