Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Chris McDonough Connie McKnight Ray Minor Catie Morse .lulie Moseley .limmy Mulhollan Laura Nelson Jeff Noble .lack Otten Mark Pace N- -sf x,,r 19 T -fy fl The bigger the better Traditionally ninth grade had been the year students decided to broaden their horizons and change to other schools, but the class of '86 decided to stick together. With 79 members. it was the largest freshman class in the history of Pulaski Academy. We'rc all so close that no one really wanted to change. explained Sandra Shaw. Some admitted that their parents wouldn't let them switch schools. but they were satisfied with the decision. l think most everybody is planning on graduating from here on their own decision. said Julie Moseley. Most believed that the size of the class contributed to the success of the junior high athletic program. The football team went 5-2 and won a game for the first time in two years. The basketball team placed first in the conference. Though many ninth graders said they had friends in other schools. they said their ties were strongest at P.A. Flower power. Laura Nelson gets roses from Student Council member Ashley Smith after she is named to the Homecoming court. Eve Palsa Charlotte Parker Hank Pfeifer Deborah Pike Kevin Pittman Nick Proctor Katie Quaintance Tom Ryan Mike Selig Sandra Shaw l20f People .4

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C QQ Edith Croux Senior Favorite Edith is real unique and very special. And besides, she and Paul make a cute couple. Cynthia Cazort She's not hung up on America's false values. Allison Graves She's a real nice girl, and she's a great addition to the class. Keila Guest She's nice, and she's very outgoing. Grant Fortson l think Edith got class favorite because she's special. and she really stands out. Keena Patton Paul Crow Senior Favorite He has a great sense of humor, and he's always cracking ajoke. He's just an all around guy. Joanna Carter He is the only senior who is irresponsible and silly on purpose. His classmates all envy his 'bravery'. Mrs. Nancy Rousseau He's not afraid to stand up for his friends even if he knows he may get in trouble for it. Rachel Kremer He got class favorite just because people like him. Grant Fortson Misti Fuller Junior Favorite Misti is really a special girl, and she deserves everything that comes her way. Tracy Cage She's got the cutest pumpkin face I've ever seen. Marianne Wright She's a sweet girl, very out going and nice to everyone. Sheldon Smith She's the sweetest cousin l ever had. Edye Smith She's friends with everyone and will really listen to what you have to say. Mary Brooks She's so special because she cares about people. Sara Kremer Misti is class favorite because she is so sweet and she always has a smile for everyone. Jill Williams '-:af Jeff Moore Junior Favorite Jeff is nice to everyone. and isn't quick in his about people. Janet Al He's very clever and sm His humor is alway refreshing. John Wy He's a good friend of mi and he's very easy to get alc with. Rob Dow He's friendly and easy to along with. Kristen Bri He's a gentleman. He's nice everybody the same. not j certain people. Kathryn Krod l22j People