Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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YEARIN... on a subway, and Muhammad Ali unsuccessfully came back to the ring. Jack Nicklaus came back to win a fourth U.S. Open at Baltusrol. The Arts. In 1980, Slim Whitman stirred our ears with his musical contributions. New wave music became a best seller as Kenny Rogers made it big with all music fans. The preppie look of the 50's was the new style. Shogun was a smash but J. R. Ewing was shot. Mean Joe and Coke stole the hearts of millions with an award-winning commercial. The Empire Strikes Back, second movie in the Star Wars saga, was a box office hit as was Bo Derek, who scored a perfect 10. 1981. The festivities of the major College bowl games rang in the New Year. The Georgia Bulldogs beat Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl to win the NCAA championship. There gggg were sunny skies in Colorado while frozen orange juice was availa- ble on the tree in Florida. The fireworks and gala of the presi- dential inauguration were over- shadowed by the release of the American hostages in Iran, who left Teheran minutes after Mr. Reagan was sworn in. As 1981 began, the government announced that 1980 was the second year in a row for double digit inflation, and the big three auto makers announced losses of nearly four billion dollars. Once again, Philadelphia was in a championship game. This time, the Eagles met the Oak- land Raiders in Super Bowl XV. The Raiders won 27-10. THE HOPE OF TODAY. Overall, 1980 was a very good year. We can see that the good out- weighed the bad when we take the time to look back and remember, but the best lies in the future. 1981 has started on a very positive note. The new administration of Ronald Reagan promised an Era of Renewal that brings the hope of less bureaucracy, lower infla- tion, and lower unemployment, and a general upswing in the economy. Memories are a pre- cious thing, and this past year gave us plenty of them. Reflec- tion on the 80-81 school year calls on P.A. students to remember field days, a snowy Thanksgiving, school plays, new friends, and . . .As another Sen- ior Class prepares to walk through the doors of Pulaski Academy for the last time as students, l think it is fitting that we pause and think back over the past year . . .And praise the Lord. 602 - MSMJSAQ 0861

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SPAULDING , Athletic Goods Co., Inc. 513 Center Street Little Rock, Ark. 72201 1. Phone 372-2218 tArea 50 ,, , , gf J , wk . . , Q,-,. VI K: 1 . L41 1 -r J! fc-L ' ' I gf? 137' M lp 'fi - 1 , 3 Y 5, .ZW ,, , if A E X, KREMER 81 BYRNE Certified Public Accountants Suite 1565 First National Bank Building Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Phone 501-375-4485 William R. Kremer, C.P.A. Robert L. Byrne, Jr., C.P.A. THE HAGAN AGENCY Insurance Services 530 Prospect Building Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 501-664-4474 Calvin E. Hagan 'iiiitlfiff ' - ,:. ' K W' ' . , . f f ,.. , f NWN , rw? MN 3 ! M , PULASKI ACADEMY members of Imanuel Baptist Church with pastor, Dr. W. O. Vaught. The students are Tracy Harris and Wes Sutton. The church is located at 1000 Bishop in Little Rock, Arkansas.