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

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Focus: Susie Brillheart Susie Brillheart, known to her many friends as “Suz” or “Susie,” has been in¬ volved in many school activities so far this year. She has a lot of school spirit which can be seen by the inside of her locker. She has much pride in her locker which is covered with locker stickers from various school activities. Last year Susie was voted most talkative and class clown by her classmates. She likes plants and she en¬ joys reading. She also plays the piano which she has been doing for the past eight years. She has been going to Roanoke for the past three years in com¬ petition. She has received superior ratings on the pieces she plays. Susie’s future plans include more than her music; she plans to become a veterinarian. Enroute to class, Susie Brillheart stops by her locker. Selena W. Wilburn Douglas F. Williams Jonathan D. Williams Cynthia D. Wilson Kevin M. Winkle Deborah A. Winn Jeffrey L. Witt Mark E. Witt Timothy L. Wolford Sean C. Wood David A. Woodrum Terry L. Woodyard Timothy C. Woodyard Karen I. Woodyard Barbara A. Worrell Lisa E. Worrell Aaron D. Wright Deborah K. Wright Wesley A. Wright Zelma L. Wright Barbara J. Wyatt Carolyn A. Wyatt Garrett L. Wyatt Sandra D. Yates Freshmen 27

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Melissa A. Terry William R. Terry John F. Thomas Karen S. Thomas Crystal L. Thompson Melissa A. Thompson Victor N. Thompson Rhonda L. Thornton Ruth A. Thornton Steven D. Tickle Connie L. Trail Jeffrey L. Trail Randy D. Trail Steven S. Trivisonno Arnita P. Trueheart Darren R. Turpin Hope M. Turpin John A. Underwood Karen J. Vanhoozier Veronica L. Van Ness Shirley A. Vest Patti M. Viars Ross W. Viers Phillip D. Wade Yvonne M. Wade Doris A. Walker Thomas C. Wallace Jessee L. Walls Rocky A. Walls Lisa L. Walters Carol A. Ward Charles J. Ward Glenn A. Ward Mitchell N. Warden Bryan J. Wasileski Darnell J. Webb John M. Webb Kyle T. Webb Olen K. Webb Sonya S. Weeks Anita C. Welch Clyde G. West Tammy A. Whitaker Charles S. White Leslie R. White Ruth E. White Vicky L. White John W. Whittaker 26 Freshmen

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Sophomores focused on new horizons. As sophomores, they were now faced with new responsibilities. Sophomores were able to choose from a wider selec¬ tion of electives and extra-curricular ac¬ tivities than ever before. Most sophomores met and survived two typical tenth grade responsibilities, the term paper and drivers’ education. ... A V Her attention focused on the judge, Susan Reynolds enjoys her favorite recreation. 28 Sophomores