Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Better late than ever And just when football Homecoming seemed the perfect dream, along came basketball Homecoming. On Monday, Jan. 24 at 2:59 p.m. the long awaited announcement was finally made. Members of the 1982-83 basketball Homecoming court are... And then it was time to panic! Find a dress, call Mom and Dad, remember they are out of town, pick an escort, fix your hair, get a manicure. Ohlphl What about shoes? All these and the dreaded unexpected problems that must be dealt with in the next I0 hours because you have to go to school the next day. Angie Harrison, sophomore maid, called her father at a business convention in California. He flew home for the event. Angie said it was a big hassle for him because he missed some meetings. Senior maid Cindy Thomas said her biggest problem was that her parents ran the concession stand during the games. They had to find someone to cover at half-time, when her father escorted her and her mother watched. Tracy Cage, junior maid, had to find another escort since her parents were in Lake Tahoe. Tracy asked Michael Baxley, anotherjunior, because thejuniors put me there, and l needed an escort taller than me. Faced with asking her father to come Queen's court. Keila Guest was crowned basketball Homecoming queen. Members of the court were Cindy Thomas, Kitty Braswell, seniorsg Tracy Cage, Suzi Dabbs. juniors: Angie Harrison. Amy Sterne, sophomores. Linkin... 96!Sports home from a business trip to Fort Smith, Homecoming queen Keila Guest instead had her uncle Keith French escort her. She said her father was very disappointed. The theme for Homecoming was Hooked on the Bruins and fisherman abounded at school on Tuesday. .logging day. Baseball day and Polo day followed with a dance on Friday. All in all Homecoming was better late than never. pf .. ' I 'S

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'Tu ve XW Court appearance. Stephanie lluught fleltb was crowned junior high Homecoming queen. Her court was composed nl' l.z1urzi Nelson, Tunyu Siehert. ninth grzidersg Mandy Eherle. Kate l.zmi'nrd. eighth graders: Grace Ann Mulhollun. 'lucy Sundell. Foot hull Ilomecnmi ng 95

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Two heads are better than one. .luniors Scott Cline and Steve Crane grease paint their laces for basketball Homecoming. Homecoming happenings. Homecoming queen Keila Guest receix es congratulations from Dr. Robert Dowda. who had just placed the crown on her head. Dressing in Polo from head to toe. seniors Freddy Perkins and Gary Gingrich didn't look a hit Out ol place. Getting into the spirit ol' Homecoming.junior Carter Brown dresses up tor Baseball Day. lfreslimain Katie Morse finds that a riding habit is the perfect attire for Polo Day. Basketball Homecoming! 97