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

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Carl D. Little Charles A. Lucion Ann K. Lundy Carol A. Luttrell David A. Lyons Jeffrey M. McClellan Chris W. McCourt Melinda B. McCrorey Sharon D. McCoy Jeana R. McElroy Heather L. McGinley Owen C. McKinnie Rita R. McPeak Timothy A. McPeak Danny W. McRoberts William D. Mabe Michael L. Mabry Patricia L. Malley Hazel L. Mann Annette E. Manning Mark D. Marcus Timothy Marshall Deborah L. Martin Rosetta L. Martin Denise G. Mathena Cynthia L. Maupin Ricky L. Maupin Beecher Meadows James R. Meek Charles A. Miller Doyle L. Miller Phillip E. Miller Susan L. Miller Charles K. Millirons Jacoby D. Mills Sherry L. Mills Thomas L. Mills John C. Milstead Kenneth W. Mines Mark A. Mines Douglas D. Mitchell Roxanna Mitchell Teresa G. Moles Michael J. Montgomery Robert E. Montgomery Sherry L. Montgomery Susan R. Montgomery John M. Moore 24 Freshmen

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Blanche N. Jackson Darlene L. Jackson Valerie Jackson Kathy L. James Lisa D. Johnson Stephanie L. Johnson Anthony B. Jones Brian J. Jones Charles E. Jones, Jr. Darla K. Jones David M. Jones Elizabeth D. Jones James R. Jones Janet R. Jones Kenneth L. Jones Wandalee L. Jones Willian G. Jones Paul E. Keen Elizabeth B. Kegley Neil P. Kegley, Jr. Pamela R. Keister Joseph N. Kelly Terry W. Kemp Kendall A. Kesling Kathy D. Kidd Sherry L. Kincer Robert J. Kinder, Jr. Betty A. King Janet M. King William M. Kirtner Teresa L. Kress Elizabeth C. Lancaster Barry E. Lane Richard A. Larsh Barbara L. Lawson Vickie L. Lawson Rebecca L. Lefler Thomas M. Lefler Patricia L. Lester Derrick V. Lewis Charles L. Lilly, Jr Barry T. Lindsey Gerald R. Lindsey Kenneth L. Lindsey, Jr. Marjorie E. Lindsey Donna G. Linkous Lonzie L. Linkous, Jr. Patty J. Linkous Freshmen 23

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Sandra L. Morris Georgeeah K. Moser Ginger H. Mott Jessica L. Muncy Pamela A. Munsey Susan P. Neighbors James D. Nelson Mark R. Nelson Tammy R. Nelson Ken Randall Nester Jana B. Newman Terry W. Newman Anthony W. Newton David E. Noble, Jr. Mary A. Nuckols David E. Nunn Renee L. O’dell Norma J. Oliver Trade L. Ondich Stuart M. Orren Tammy L. Osborne Anthony W. Owens John A. Owens Mark S. Owens Drama and Mythology Provide Diversion After nine weeks of short stories and grammar, mini-units were a relief to most freshmen. The choices were Drama and Mythology. Drama classes studied many forms of plays, the history of drama, how plays were performed and many other important drama facts. Students also received basic instruction in acting which in¬ cluded chanting Greek choruses and pantomiming. Mythology classes studied the gods and their philosophy and American tall tales. Gods from throughout the universe and tall tale heroes provided students with many ideas for their final projects. The advanced studies classes traveled to many area colleges to see several types of plays. Before attending a play, classes read and discussed information concerning the drama. This was made available so the students could become familiar with the produc¬ tion and understand it better before attending a live perfor¬ mance. Through the variety of English classes offered, the freshmen gained a greater ap¬ preciation of the English language. Freshman English students concentrate on finishing their grammar work. Freshmen 25