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

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While decorating the lobby tree, Lisa Parks and John Dowell discuss orna¬ ments. Larry Sams, Rocky Wade, Tina Moore, and Timmy Nunn look on as Rick Giles places them. Dressed as Santa Claus Mr. John Norris, assistant band director, plays the trumpet during the halftime show. Adults and children alike watch anxiously for the floats, bands, and everything else associated with the Christmas parade in downtown Pulaski. Cosmetology students Michelle Sexton and Pam Cox decorate the entrance for their customers and fellow students to see. — Christmas EMI

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At the ceremony, mock groom and bride Bobby Easter and Frances Ham- At the reception, Fri la Bli . mett hold hands as they recite vows. Teddy Whittaker cut the cake. At the beginning of the ceremony, the groomsmen stand and watch the bridesmaids come down the aisle. Members of Ms. Hester’s class who participated in the wedding are Barbara Caldwell, Leigh Harvery, Nancy Hanks, Louis Johnson, Freda Blevins, Shannon Savage, and Angie Grantham. Back row: Jesse Kerns, Tim Sweet, Tim Viers, Teddy Whittaker, Tony Miller, Mike Smith, and John Hayden. Mock Wedding — 0

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Twas ihe Twinkling lights in down¬ town Pulaski heralded the Christmas season. Then the tree in the main foyer was set up by Mr. Smith’s students and decorated by senior class representatives. Classrooms were decorated as well, to mark the beginning of the holiday season. Chorus concerts, both at school and at civic meetings, were part of the celebration. The bands offered a Sunday concert, too, sandwiching it between the Pulaski, Dublin and Radford Christmas parades. The weeks before vacation many clubs had special parties, and several organizations helped out the community. Horticulture students sold two hundred and fifty poinsettia plants, while the FFA sold, sorted and dispensed two truck Junior Civitan members Sherri Mullins, Gina Hall, Chris Beriy, and Mrs. Burnett work on the English Pod I I Christmas decoration. loads of fruit as part of its annual citrus sale. Members of the FHA decorated a Christmas tree in a Pulaski furniture store. Child care students had a Christmas party for their charges, while Junior Civitan members visited a nursing home. Other groups helped the needy. For its Christmas dinner for students, the cafeteria staff in¬ cluded green mints on each luncheon tray. Students ex¬ changed cards and gifts with their friends at school. On the last day before vacation, the Concert Choir caroled throughout the pods. Even with the excitement and rush of preparing for Christmas at home, there were special gestures at school by students, classes and clubs to celebrate the holiday season. To raise money and provide a service, the Horticulture classes sold poinsettias for Christmas. Keith Daul and Angle Delph add the finishing touches. FPESHM CM CANNED I Christmas