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

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Change cont’d This was the year for change. Stu¬ dents coped with the seven-period day, legalized lock¬ er sharing, exams, new, sometimes eye Students were allowed to use the pod phones during clases in case of emergencies. Here, Gene Adkins makes a quick phone call home. shocking, styles, and found that these changes were no big deal. One way or another stu¬ dents handled these changes with their own special style. In the same way, students managed to cope with and sometimes even en¬ joy the same old things. Being at the sock hop, even if it was your sixth, with that special some¬ one made it special. Seeing the Cougars win again was not that unusual, but this year was spe¬ cial. Handling change or the same old rou¬ tine, PCHS stu¬ dents managed all one way or another. Last minute home¬ work was not an un¬ usual sight. Regina Ritter completes her homework before go¬ ing to class. Table of Contents Student Life.6 Academics.56 People.86 Sports.176 Clubs.224 Ads.248 Index.264 Prologue

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Life LIFE The life of many students could be described as “never a dull moment.” Students could be found traveling from Cou¬ gar Stadium all the way to Knoxville, Tennessee. Dances such as prom and homecom¬ ing were very big events to all. One way or another wheth¬ er one had gone snow skiing on a frozen mountain or jogging for their own physical well-be¬ ing, students made the best of everything. Many students are spe¬ cial and different in their own ways. Junior Eads plays his guitar in the halls and differ¬ ent pods during lunch and before and after school. Eddie Phillips enjoys a ride on his three wheeler on his farm in Shilow.