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

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Anything Goes Clothes are much different from those which were worn at the middle school. — Kristi Hall, Freshman E ach morning as students were awak¬ ened by their alarm clocks they slowly got out of bed and went to their closet for the most important decision of the day. What to wear was on the minds of many. The decision was hard because there were so many different styles. Styles included the western look, classics, new wave, punk, and casual. Then there were those who didn ' t real¬ ly care what they wore; who simply grabbed whatever was nearest to them. Of course to go along with fashion clothes had to have that unique hair de¬ sign. Ann Cody, Shauna Goodkin, and Seth McMillan contributed to this by either shaving, mousing, or bleaching their hair. Who would have ever thought that these outrageous trends would pass through our town? They certainly did, and also made a big im¬ pression on several school members. Where did all of these styles come from? MTV? The movies? Or just plain imagination? Many students experi¬ mented with the different styles that Lori Rakes and Alan Hall are wearing the ever popular jean jackets. Caps were worn by many of the students and faculty. These caps bore different messages and were every color of the rainbow. Mr. Gary McCoy dons a Virginia Tech cap on this occasion. were trendy. These students were the ones who dared to be different. There were some students who were com¬ fortable with just an old pair of jeans and a T-shirt. One of the old trends that carried over from last year was the all time favorite jean jackets with the but¬ tons that had various sayings on them such as “Class of ' 86“, “WHAM!”, or just “I ' m not deaf I ' m ignoring you”. What¬ ever the fashion, just about every new and old look imaginable was represent¬ ed at Pulaski County High School. Dockside shoes, a large sweater and jeans were frequently seen worn by the males at PCHS. Here Greg Spraker studies his notes for a test. 20 Student Life

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Aunti Em! Uncle Henry! It ' s a twister! It ' s a twister! Jay Nash is Dorothy from the Land of Odd. Eat your heart out Dolly, Tina Turner ' s sister, Lee Ann, (alias Lester Kimbrough), has arrived. Boy ' s Beauty Pageant 19

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Karen Roberts demonstrates the versatile hem¬ line, while Tina Durham sports the loved jeans and tennis shoes. Kelly Poole looks on. Terri Dickerson and Dionne Boyers wear striking¬ ly different outfits, both quite fashionable this year. Current Styles 21