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

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Howard W. Montgomery Michael J. Montgomery Robert J. Montgomery Kelly D. Moore Kenneth H. Moore, Jr. Susan D. Moore Darrell W. Moran Frederick W. Moye William L. Murphy Kimberly D. Nelson Mark A. Nelson Faith G. Nester Kevin G. Nipper Wilson A. Nipper, Jr. Gwendolyn Y. Nofsinger Breon F. O’Dell Donna J. O’Dell Elizabeth J. O’Dell Norris D. O’Dell Raymond A. O’Dell Rhonda L. O’Dell Tina L. O’Dell Debra R. Orren Teresa J. Overton Anthony W. Owens Charlotte D. Owens Eric W. Owens Gary R. Palladini Carolyn F. Palmer Christopher P. Palmer Jeffrey D. Palmer Lisa G. Palmer Richard E. Palmer Jeffrey L. Parsell Hunter R. Pascarosa James L. Patterson Helen S. Peak Gilbert L. Pennington Arnold C. People Clayton T. Perry Stephanie L. Peters Teresa L. Phillippy Lilburn D. Phillips Thomas D. Phillips William S. Pifer Mary L. Poe Patricia L. Poff Carolyn E. Pound 26 Freshmen

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Reggie B. McGinnis James M. McGlothlin James K. McGrady Victor L. McGrady Vriginia D. McGrady Donald L. McLemore Jerry C. McLemore Betty L. McPeak David K. McPeak Marvin C. McPeak Melanie L. Mabry Joseph L. Macon Mary A. Manning Ramona R. Manning Tamala L. Manning Thomas B. Manning Donald W. Manns Rebecca A. Marshall Jeffrey M. Martin Joseph C. Martin Richard T. Martin Thomas E. Mason Lisa F. Matherly Carlos L. Matney Tammy L. Meador Gilbert T. Meadows Ida H. Meek Samuel D. Melvin Kathern S. Meredith Phong Meredith Veronica D. Meredith Michael D. Metz Vickie L. Metz Glenn L. Miles III Cecilia M. Miller Charles A. Miller Cynthia A. Miller Lisa G. Miller Melissa D. Miller Charles K. Millirons Jacoby D. Mills John E. Mills, Jr. Sherry L. Mills Tammy R. Minnick Curtis L. Mitchell, Jr. Phillip K. Mitchell Terry W. Mitchell Susan J. Monroe Freshmen 25

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Rookies Invade Fine Arts Areas Freshmen at P.C.H.S. had many chances to learn about and practice the fine arts. Many of them strove to improve talents and polish skills in chorus, band, drama, and art courses. Excitement and fear were present in excess when thirty freshmen attended their first high school band camp last summer. Surviving both music drills and playful tauntings of their “eld¬ ers” in the band, ninth graders work¬ ed to extend their knowledge of music. When the school year began several weeks later, they took their places in practicing with the award-winning Cougar concert and marching bands. Under the skillful tutelage of drama instructor Mr. “Skip” Maiden, latent actors struggled and sweated, learn¬ ing the joys and pains of auditioning at the high school level. Such novice thespians occasionally surpassed stu¬ dents older than they, capturing im¬ portant roles in The Wizard of Oz. Lifting their voices in song, four¬ teen freshmen were chosen to take part in the All-Regional Junior High Chorus, held at P.C.H.S. in April. They, and their fellow choir members, found high school choir a rewarding class, indeed. Eager to improve skills in artwork, some freshmen chose to take art at the high school. (It took some of them days to find the class. Who’d look for art in the math pod?) (ABOVE) Intent upon his art project (illu¬ minating a letter), Jeffrey Jarrells traces the rough sketch of his design. (LEFT) Flanked by upperclassmen, freshman Kym Davidson per¬ forms as “Dorothy” — with her are David Pugh, John Perry, Parris Anderson and Dane Peake. James C. Prescott Darrell W. Price Ronald R. Price Sabena G. Prim Tammy J. Prim Timmy D. Prim Cynthia D. Proco Curtis W. Quesenberry Denna J. Quesenberry Michael S. Quesenberry Pamela L. Quesenberry Reginald D. Quesenberry Richard D. Quesenberry Robert S. Quesenberry Ronald S. Quesenberry Mary B. Ramsey Deborah A. Reed Jerry E. Reed Freshmen 27