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

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Homecoming (con ' t) A new experience. — Donna Wheeler T he loss of the game that night did not diminish the pride and support felt by the students for their super Cou¬ gar football team. Everyone looked for¬ ward to the dance on Saturday night and the announcement of the Home¬ coming Queen and King. The enchantment of that evening was enhanced by the attractive members of the Homecoming Court. All those at¬ tending clearly enjoyed the music of the John White and the Elite Band. Stepping into the crisp night air after the dance, students felt the spell of the past week suddenly lifted. The magic of that past week was not lost; it would always be a special time remembered by all those who experienced it. Homecoming 11

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As he crosses the goal line, Jimmy Harris, 4, During the Homecoming football game the an- makes the second touchdown for the Cougars nual event of burning the victory sign was held to while a Northside player attempts to make a tack- spark the spirit of the crowd. le. Having the rare honor of kissing a live pig, Brad Golden puckers up in front of the student body at the Homecoming Pep Rally. The cheerleaders show the football team how to form a huddle during the festivities of the Home¬ coming Pep Rally. Thrilled at being on the Homecoming Court, Lori Game gives a big smile as she is chauffeured dur¬ ing half-time by a member of the Corvette Club. 10 Student Life

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Prom was really great! The band was really good and it made the Prom a lot of fun. Mike Hall Two For The Show O pening night, April 27, 1985. The stars of this production were members of the Class of ' 85 and the Class of ' 86. As honored couples arrived at the entrance of the lobby, they re¬ ceived passes allowing them to enjoy a cinematic extravaganza. Work for this Prom had begun in September, 1984 when the Junior class officers had a brainstorm and decided upon a theme. Their early visions became a pleasing re¬ ality when the actual production began in early April, 1985. Once guests entered the lobby on that long-awaited evening, they found themselves surrounded by well-known scenes from famous movies; the most popular set was the beach scene next to the entrance which involved mounds of sand and an actual white sportscar. The dreamlike quality of that special night was completed with life-sized posters of Marilyn Monroe, Sophia Loren, and The Duke, John Wayne, placed beside the band, Power Play. Adding the final touch, Levette Hale, Leslie Woolwine, and Beth Askew check to make sure the decorations are intact. Dancing cheek to cheek, Steve McCourt and Les¬ lie Worrell enjoy a dance to the tune Penny Lover . 12 Student Life