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

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Contents • |Sfp£3 Intellectually j 50-75 1 t Personally | 76- 163 J Athletically l 164-217 vr m. j Collectively f 218-251 LC: ; v f -, ' . (Supportively | 252-271 2 Prologue

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Cougar Pinnacle Pulaski County High School There Was A Difference P.O. Box 518 Dublin, Virginia 24084 Volume X Cougar Pinnacle Staff Copyright 1984

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The With the sign for victory. Chief Tom Coleman gets stopped by a photog¬ rapher during homecoming week. Keeping her mind off of giving blood, a Red Cross nurse talks to senior Lisa Frye. Lisa was giving blood for the first time. Differences It ' s the beginning of the book. Traditionally, this is called opening copy; an introduction to the book and how the year will be covered. But Greg and I want to handle it a little differently because the school year was a little different. The school had changed. Surprisingly enough, good old Pulaski County High was different, as if something intangible had come from nowhere and clamped its hand over the school. Oh, there were visible changes; the holes in the ceiling for the new computer system, the SRC, about six new rules to follow, ten new teachers, and so on, but there was something beyond that. A feeling, an idea, an opinion, something that breathed new (cont ' d.) Santa Claus always brings good boys and girls treats, but apparently the chemistry students were bad as Santa Duncan gives them a test. Enjoying themselves at a sock-hop after a home football game, Darrell Dalton and Lisa Craig dance to the sounds of Culture Club. 3 Prologue