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

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Life at PCHS has been a definite ex¬ perience. Coming from a smaller school it was sort of scary walking in a school filled with over 2,000 students. It was an adjustment but I have grown to love it. — Samantha Warren Student Life 5

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4 Student Life

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Ten — Hut! SOUL! Band, It was a natural high. — Bob Priest Golden Cougar Marching Band A lthough most spectators never quite heard the exact words being said, it did get their concentration to the football field where the half-time show was about to begin. Many new attention getters were worked into the performances in 1985-1986: the forming of the American flag; the spell¬ ing of USA; the singing of We Are the World . Adding to the color and ex¬ citement of the overall pagentry were the new, lavishly detailed uniforms which presented a problem for some members who were trying to get dressed in a hurry. The show was always spectacular; the band was always to¬ gether. And despite all the aching mus¬ cles and the common fatigue the hard work did pay off. The band came home from the Wise, Virginia competition as tournament champions. Ask any of the band mem¬ bers how it felt to be in the band and they would say, Now that was an EX¬ PERIENCE! EE- The American flag was an awesome event at the conclusion of the October 18 half¬ time show held with Allegheny High 6 Student Life