PLACES LIBRARY *r Trail Ret, WITH THE FLOW / Student Life 6 ALL OUT Academics 36 THE EXTRA MILE Clubs 80 S '/ J * FOR THE GOLD / Athletics no TO THE TOP / Individuals 164 W'j BEYOND Ads/Index 238 PCHS LIBRARY 5414 Cougar Trail Rd QubJin, VA 24084 U! M ■ ■ ! M d I I Onward we march. Destry Harding, Bill Davis, Jermaine McClanahan, Mike Richards, and the rest of the Cougar football team are introduced before the homecoming game against William Fleming. When asked what he felt while walking down those steps, Destry said, “Words can’t really describe the feeling you get when you walk down those stairs. You go so excited and psyched. It is such a great feeling.’’ JJ ~aV . C/5 PLACES 1991 Cougar Pinnacle Pulaski County High School P.O. Box 518 Dublin, Virginia 24084 Student Enrollment 1834 title — 1 Total concentration. Karla Poole types away in her first period data processing class. Data processing is one of the classes offered in the Business Department. t 2 — OPENING PLACES Throughout our lives, each day in the English and Math Pods Math, Science and Technology. at a time, we work toward the goal moved the school into the realm With this change came a new of going places in society. As of higher technology with a new concept in education for students I students, we undergo changes method of instruction. With the in not only Pulaski County but j constantly, changes that determine addition of computers in other also the surrounding counties. 1 our future and the places we will areas of the school came computer However, because of the : go. As students, we see that our — generated report cards and economic situation this year and • school, our county and our society schedules. At the same time, the especially because of the Mideast • are constantly changing. old computer building was crisis and the rise in the price of Even before the new school year transformed into the Southwest oil, the opportunities for students began, the addition of computers Virginia Governor’s School for to experience field trips were drastically cut. Indeed, Pulaski County saw economic troubles with lay-offs at several local industries and especially with the closing of the AT & T plant in Fairlawn. c o CTJ Does this look familiar? Pulaski County High > School was established in 1974 when the county ‘ high schools merged. “I have seen PCHS move from the status of a building to house students and I staff to an institution with a personality, character, traditions, and high expectations for all who are part of the school,” said Mrs. Majella Myers. Mrs. Myers retired at the end of December after 27 f years of serving the county as both a teacher and an I administrator. OPENING — 3 PLACES Within the first few months of those areas were in higher really realizing the impact of such school, Pulaski County welcomed a education or in the world of work. simple things as getting our books new superintendent of schools, They were also moving one step and going to classes, we are going Dr. William Asbury. Under his closer to achieving their goals and places in our lives. And each event leadership, the school found itself reaching the plateaus of which that happens in our lives leads us going places in the instructional they had dreamed. one step closer to reaching our program. Within the nucleus of our life-long goals. Because of the preparation the school, activities and events are Becca Woolley Shana Taylor graduates had received while in constantly happening. Without school, they were able to meet the demands placed on them in their areas of concentration, whether Please print your last and first name in the next space. Senior Shane Fralin carefully fills out the information sheet given to her before starting the SATs. Students had to be at the school between 8:00 and 8:15 a.m. Taking the SATs for many was a start on the path to college. Shane said, “The math part of the SATs was not bad, but the verbal part was really tough.” 4 —THEME Jason Speller And that comes to a total of . .. Derek Sams gives Robin Gallimore her change after she ordered a I drink at McDonald’s. Many students work after school to earn money and to gain on-the-job j experience. Derek said, “I have learned a lot from j working at McDonald’s, but I feel that the most important thing I learned was responsibility. I also [learned how to work well with others.” THEME —5 CO £ C£/D qj Xcu c/3 XQJ —3b1o *00 -0^L-3> QK3J. •-^ • 3CC//33 Waoj Xqj Ûc 3>qj £qqC/jj3 XQ>J cu X3 UO- c TwC03cSuo XX4Q4J Xb3O xX44c44b cUU- c X^§Pcpb- -UwU3O2 X.Xq^<Ûj O<(C-3L>JJ> ût3Obr -o. 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