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

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Tammy Y. Furrow Melissa L. Gallaher Tony B. Gallimore Walter S. Gallimore Dirk R. Gilmore Michael T. Goad Sheila D. Goad Ronda L. Godwin Eric G. Goodman Melvin K. Graham Robert C. Graham April D. Gravely Dalvin L. Gravely Gary M. Gravely Jessie W. Gravely John W. Gravely Leonard E. Gravely Terry E. Gravely Wanda R. Gravely Terry W. Gravley Tammy L. Gray Tammy J. Gregory Timothy L. Gregory Ronald S. Grimes Joseph L. Groover Pamela L. Groseclose Sonya K. Gullion Cynthia A. Haga Robert D. Haga Harold G. Hagee Charles R. Hagy Andrea R. Hale Euel L. Hale, Jr. Gloria M. Hale Sherri L. Hale Cynthia J. Hall James S. Hall Lisa K. Hall Paul N. Hall, Jr. Robin L. Hall Susan M. Hall Woodson K. Hall, Jr. Lareasa Y. Hamblin Michael R. Hamilton Mona L. Hamilton Doris E. Hancock John D. Harber Joseph W. Hardy 20 Freshmen

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Harold D. Davis Vickie L. Davis Alan K. Dean Verna M. Dean Deborah A. Delp Sherry L. Dickerson Jeffrey G. Dishon Terry J. Dishon Jeffrey A. Dobbins Patty J. Dowdy Clovis A. Draper Marian E. Duncan Simon W. Duncan Lester E. Dunman III Jeffrey D. East Lisa H. Easter Joe L. Edmonds Emmett D. Edwards James A. Edwards Mark A. Edwards Robert J. Ernest Amy S. Evans Gary C. Evans Brenda K. Fagg Linda F. Fagg Sheila H. Fagg Teresa A. Fagg Rebecca S. Farley Charles B. Farlow Cynthia J. Farmer Susan K. Farmer Duane E. Faw Johnny L. Felts William J. Fields, Jr. Dale E. Finley Joyce M. Finley Mary A. Finn Denise C. Fisher Tammy K. Fitzgerald Tony R. Fitzgerald James E. Fleshman, Jr. John M. Flinchum Steven W. Flinchum Anthony T. Folden Charissa L. Fortner John J. Foster Freddie L. Frost Cynthia D. Furrow Freshmen 19

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Eric S. Hare John M. Harman Kimberly K. Harrell Kathy L. Harrison Teresa T. Harrison Carolyn R. Harvey King Harvey III Erroll T. Hash Robin L. Hatch Charles R. Hayes Samuel B. Hayes Shirley M. Hazel Robert T. Hedge Melanie D. Heinman Deanna L. Hensdill Karen D. Hicks Lusandra K. Hicks Richard E. Hight Freshmen Find Limited Electives Ninth graders found their courses stimulating. After carefully arrang- I ing their required classes most f ound room for one or two electives, ranging from a foreign language to beginning home economics. ■ [ Through all four years, all students must take English. The ninth graders started off well with a base course in grammar. During the year, they were also offered a three-week mini-unit in either drama or myth¬ ology. These courses provided for freshmen a taste of the elective pro¬ gram at the higher levels. Having excelled in English in the middle school years, some students took part in the ninth grade program of advanced studies in English. In grammar studies, they worked at a higher level than their fellow fresh¬ men, delving into some literature, as well. Each freshman studied math of one form or another. Some took Math 9 while others participated in algebra courses. Offered to ninth graders were Algebra I II and Algebra B, Part I. Required of all ninth graders, phys¬ ical education was made, perhaps, more palatable by the switch to mixed classes. Girls and boys competed together in such classes as archery and recreational sports. Coeducation did not eliminate the dislike some held for physical education, but it certainly made it more pleasant for most. Students vary in concentration in English class as time for last bell approaches. Freshmen 21