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

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Kenneth C. Gusler Ellen K. Guthrie James M. Haga John P. Haga Kevin B. Hagee Dwight R. Hale Adrian C. Hall Alan C. Hall Charles T. Hall Laura E. Hall Rex A. Hall Robert C. Hall Annette M. Hamrick Pamela L. Handy Fred A. Hardin John M. Hardy Randall S. Harris Teresa A. Harvey Spencer H. Hash Mark 0. Hawley Barbie D. Hayden Debra S. Hedge Preston D. Hedge Sherry L. Hedge Harry K. Hendricks Karen M. Hendricks Betty J. Henley Darryl W. Hensdill Karen D. Hill Kimberly A. Hill Samantha J. Hill Pamela J. Hixon Delores L. Hodge Johnny R. Hodge Robert W. Hodge Donna L. Hoff Betty A. Holbrook Edward R. Holbrook Teresa J. Hollingsworth Thomas E. Holmes Reginald D. Holston Cynthia E. Honaker Barry W. Hudson Frances L. Hudson Roger W. Huff Glenn L. Hughes Lisa D. Hungate Kevin C. Hurst Freshmen 17

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Aelissa A. Farmer Lebron H. Finn Tony L. Finn Kenneth M. Fleenor Barbara A. Flinchum Wallace H. Flinchum Jodi L. French Robert H. French Deborah C. Frye Rhonda G. Fuller Pamela R. Furrow Kimberly J. Gallahugh Debbie J. Gallimore Kathy A. Gallimore Charles E. Gamblin Timothy T. Garwood Thomas B. Gibson Anthony W. Giles Shelby L. Gillespie John R. Gillman Michael A. Gladden Garfield K. Goad Vanessa A. Goad Kimberly K. Graham David E. Gravely Gracie L. Gravley Ken A. Gravely Janet M. Gregory Kathi L. Gregory Sa mmy D. Gregory Class of ’83 Shows Spirit The freshman year was a year to get used to a new school, new friends, and new teachers. It was also a time for new experiences. The new lunch procedure was one of these. It took time for freshmen to become familiar with the a la carte line and ice cream stand. Having freedom of choice, even in what you have for lunch, made you more responsible. When freshmen learned upper¬ classmen were watching them, they did everything imaginable to become “one of the crowd”. Pre-game spirit days were a wonderful chance to show they were proud of their school and team. Hat days were always a big thing; almost everyone can find some type of hat to wear. Most are ordinary, such as cowboy hats, derbies, caps and gangster hats. Others are more original. There was also considerable participa¬ tion in jean day, overall day, and crazy hairdo day, among others. The freshmen also attended many athletic contests. If they weren’t playing themselves, one could almost be sure they were on the sidelines cheering their team on to vic¬ tory. During Homecoming week a pep rally was held. All classes made floats showing much creativity; freshmen placed second. Creative spirit is shown by Tim McGraw on hat day. 16 Freshmen

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The I.M.C. is a searching place for Buffy Duncan to find ideas to unanswered questions. Scavengers Hunt in the I.M.C. This year the Freshman class became familiar with the Instructional Material Center (I.M.C.). Several ninth grade Language Arts classes went on a scavenger hunt in which they were given a question sheet and asked to answer the questions by searching for the answers in the I.M.C. Some questions that popped up were “Where is the magazine rack?”, “What is a vertical file?”, and “Where are the reference books located?”. The stu¬ dents learned that there were many more books and materials to select from in the I.M.C. than in the middle school libraries. After the students learned how to find the books, they learned how to check out the books. If the books were not checked out properly, the alarm system would go off. This procedure proved hard to remember for some students. If they needed something in the library, they could ask for assistance from the follow¬ ing people: Mrs. Hullinger, our librarian, Mrs. Morgan, the A.V. librarian, and Mrs. Berry, the library aide, who also takes care of fines and works at the desk. Melissa A. Hurst Troy W. Hurst Wade D. Hutchens Ernest C. Hutton John R. Hylton James O. Ireson Catherine M. Jackson Lauretta F. Jackson Margie A. Jarrells Matthew L. Jarrells Melissa A. Jarrells Vickie L. Jarrells Barry D. Johnson Carolyn J. Johnson Rebecca J. Johnson Barry W. Jones Charles R. Jones David W. Jones 18 Freshmen