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

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Richard L. Price Terry M. Price Vernon A. Prim Gary Proffitt Doris L. Puckett Brenda J. Quesenberry Diane L. Quesenberry Judy D. Quesenberry Margaret L. Quesenberry Mark W. Quesenberry Robin E. Quesenberry Selena A. Quesenberry Walter J. Quesenberry Karen J. Radcliff Rebecca L. Rash Sharon D. Ratcliff Billie D. Ratcliffe Douglas A. Ratcliffe Sherry R. Ratcliffe Todd J. Ratcliffe Cecil C. Ratliff Tammy S. Ray Brenda K. Redd Gary L. Redd Steven M. Reece Timothy S. Reed Nerissa A. Reedy Tony F. Reeves William D. Reichner Charles L. Repass Jeffrey A. Reynolds Kimberly A. Richardson Susan R. Richardson Heather O. Richmond Lee A. Riddle Sylvia Y. Riddle Timmy E. Riffey Julie A. Rimmer Lisa M. Ritter Peggy S. Ritter Angie E. Roark Roy E. Roberts Stan R. Roberts Da vid E. Robinson Richard T. Rollins Teresa R. Rollins Steve A. Roseberry Evonne L. Rupe Freshmen 23

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Freshmen Endure Eight Days of Testing The D.A.T. test? Of course! One of the most dreaded things in the freshman class. If you liked to pretend to fold boxes, then you would probably enjoy Space Relations. Then there was Clerical Speed and Accuracy. It made you think you were in a race. After Abstract Reasoning everyone was walking around with dots before his eyes. Finally the results came and freshmen found out that they did much better than they thought they would. The relief received was exhilarating. Tired after days of D.A.T. testing, Miss Brenda Waller’s sixth period students complete Spoiling. Amy L. Overton Mary A. Owen Anthony W. Owens John A. Owens Tina M. Owens Randy L. Painter Joseph R. Pannell Michael B. Parks John E. Patterson Lisa M. Patterson Daphne J. Payne Linda D. Peak Virginia M. Peake Rona L. Pearce John G. Pearman Arnold C. Peoples Shirley A. Perry Rebecca J. Phillippi Cynthia D. Phillippy Betty S. Phillips Christopher M. Phillips Dana M. Phillips Randal K. Phillips Terrence R. Phillips Paula S. Pott Sheila A. Popp Tami S. Powell Aubrey W. Powers Dwayne E. Price Matthew S. Price 22 Freshmen

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Jeffrey W. Sadler John E. Sadler Wayne L. Sarrage, Jr. Tammy S. Saunders Timothy D. Saunders Rhonda L. Sayers Michael A. Scarberry James M. Scott Jeffrey L. Scott Dennis M. Scullin Stanley W. Seagle William S. Self Jacqueline E. Seitz Eddie R. Semones Debbie L. Sexton Lisa R. Sexton Sherry L. Sexton Jeffrey S. Shaffer Karen M. Sheets Cecil C. Shelton, Jr. Carl J. Sheppard Pamela S. Sheppard Thomas A. Sheppard Shannon L. Shinault Freshmen Eniov Few Elective Classes l 1 Many classes met in the Vocational building, but one that many students seemed to take an interest in was the Health and Business Exploration class. The class was an elective open only to members of the freshman class. The class was divided into two semesters. First semester one set of students took Health and the other set took Business. The second semester, students reversed. Health Exploration class was con¬ cerned mainly with studying health careers. They studied different kinds of physicians, different kinds of nurses, dentistry, different kinds of therapists and dieticians. Business Exploration dealt with the fundamentals of a business career. Stu¬ dents were taught the basics of shorthand and introduced to the various business machines. Students might elect to con¬ tinue health or business courses of study in following years. Health Exploration classes put many theories to practice; Todd Ratcliffe and Garrett Wyatt read X-rays. 24 Freshmen