Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Karen Bailey Jeanel Beard Renee Berka Douglas Braswell Diane Breedlove Beth Bridgers Lynne Bryant Brian Burnett Amy Calhoun Todd Cardwell Catherine Caruthers William Clark Fletcher Clement Kim Connor Laura Cox Richard Cross Anne Crow Matthew Dean Brian Deyerle Jimmy Dooley Jim Dyke Paul Eaton Mandy Eberle Kim Elder Damon Elkins Tiffany Forsythe Michelle Fritts Caroline Frye Ashly Garrett Bobby Gerber Kris Gillian Sam Gulley Ellen Hale Caroline Hannah Todd Hardberger Mandy Henderson Shannon Hernandez Jane Hesterly Angie Hoggard Meg Holmes Curt Holton Scott Hunter Kelly Hyde Patty Ivey Julia Jackson Lee Butler Jackson Laura Kehler Brian Landers Kate Landford Shay Ledbetter Les Lewis Wesley Massey Richard McKinney Marley Meyer Trip Miller Jeff Nettles Stephan Niswanger Christi Nixon David Osbourn Karla Perkins Angela Pike Rachel Redman Mitchell Reed

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favorites X P' . xx, fx wt as A Susan Jouett Sophomore Favorite She's got a neat personality. She's always happy and wants to make others happy. too. Stacy McLeod She cares about others and always puts them first. Cindy Tackett She has a good personality. and her laugh is hilarious. Beth Waters She's always nice and sweet to everybody and never cuts anybody down. She always listens to you whether she agrees with you or not. Sherman Moore She's nice to everyone and not just certain people. She's very considerate. Anoushka Sharifi She's never really been recognized for how special she is. and so l felt she deserved it. Donna Warmack Bryant Turbeville Sophomore Favorite He's easy going. congenial, and he has a funny personality. Rebecca Pike He's got a great sense of humor. His enthusiasm is contagious. Mrs. Debbie Berry He's a very understanding person and easy to talk to. Angie Harrison He's popular with everyone. and everybody thinks he's really neat. Audrey Fallows He's gets embarrassed so easily, and his face turns bright red. Elise McShan He's funny and is always willing to help out. Janell Thach He's so funny. His nose turns red when he's embarrassed. and he looks like Rudolph. Julie Pierce Tanya Siebert Freshman Favorite Tanya is the kind of person who really gives her all to something she believes in. and l think she has given her all to P.A. She deserved it. Cynthia Walton She's nice. considerate of others and always friendly. That's what it takes to have good friends, and l think Tanya's got it all. Jimmy Mulhollan She's sweet to everyone and really deserved it. She's the best friend anyone could ever have. Stephanie Haught She's real active in school, and she's real popular. but that doesn't go to her head. Ashley Smith She seems to know a lot of people and gets along with everybody. Teresa Taber Mark Pace Freshman Favorite Mark has a kind of quiet strength to him. and I think people respect this in him. Mrs. Nancy Rousseau He's really nice to everyone, and he's got a lotgoing for him. He's a great person. Stephanie Haught He respects other pcople's opinions. Cynthia Walton He's very outgoing and is nice to everyone regardless of appearance. He would never purposely hurt anyone's feelings. Ashley Smith Class Favorites! l23

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Pi pals Some pins goin' 'round. lfighth grader Marci Smith shows that it only takes a few minutes to cover her topsiders with friendship pins. Some students wore up to 30 pins on their shoe laces. ' Q t . ss Q ,ki Q x ' Take a few small colored beads and a handfull of safety pins and you get one of the biggest fads to hit in recent years. Friends exchanged them and wore them on their shoe laces as a sign of their friendship. They called them. appropriately. friendship pins. lt costs about 25 cents to make one friendship pin using materials that could be purchased at .loe's Hobby Shop and most discount and variety stores. They were simple to make. as eighth grader .lill Thomas explained. You get a safety pin and some beads. and put as many beads as you want on the pin. she said. Caroline Hannah said that she wore them on her tennis shoes. top-siders. moes. loafers. saddle oxfords and even on her boots. and Marci Smith said that she had even seen them worn as earrings. Students found that when they cared enough to give the very best. they could really stick it to their friends. N ily WY jf Robin Reeves Mark Rowland Andrew Saunders f + Jennifer Schueck Stacey Shaddox Cathey Shell Forrest Shirkey Marci Smith Michelle Smith Richard Smith Kim Solomon Rickey Southerland Jennifer Sternberg Donna Syrja Brenna Terrebone Jill Thomas Brent Trammel John Vrastinas Chris Walton Arthur Williamson Gaye Williamson Anne Wright Julie Wright Melanie Wyatt Eighth Grade l25