Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Eenie meenie minnie moe. Kristin Russenburger. Lane Clark, Nancy Bush and Karen Snider decide which picture of Scott Baio they should hang on their walls. xdivi? x Whos number Coach George Loss and Scott Baio came in second to only God and Jesus in a poll of seventh graders to find out who their idols were. Tacy Sundell said, My idol is Scott Baio because he is so cute, and l love the way he sings. Coach Loss is my idol, said Anne Williamson, because he's the cutest guy on earth and the funniest coach. Another admirer of Coach Loss said, He freaks my mind because he has such a great body and he is foxy. I wish he would come back to P.A.! God and Jesus, however, GHG? were the most popular answerj . v . ,, Q .wt Sissy Goffsaid. Jesus Chris is my idol because he forgave usy of our sins and gave each of us a chance to have eternal life. God is the one I admire the most because he's perfect. said Jennifer Dean. Charles Hough said he' admired Tommy Robinson because he gets things done and doesn't hesitate to do so. But perhaps the most interesting answer came from an anonymous student who said, I admire anyone who has made it through the twelfth, grade here at P.A. because this school is impossible. Rodney Abston Katherine Allen Ro Anthony K.K. Bennett Nancy Blankenship Patrick Boyd Jay Brian Jenny Bruno Nancy Bush Tuck Butler Tracie Bynum Lane Clark John Clayton Billy Cobb Mike Compton Mindy Connor Julie Cox Dena Daniel Paige Davis Stephen Dawson Jennifer Dean l26l People JI , , -.. Ramon Dekharghani Helen Dickey I

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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

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l N Rob Dickens Bryan Dunlap Robin I-'ain Michelle Fincher Leigh Fiser John Fogleman l.isa Fowler Amy Fraiser Brad Geddes Sissy Goff Robin Gordon Gardner Green Jeri Hamra Stephen Harris Kim Haynie Andrea Higgins Angie Hill Anne Hodges Devon Holder Celeste Holeman Charles Hough Tracey Howard Renee Howell Julie Hynson Jerry Jones Sherry Jones Michelle Kacmmerling Jennifer Kennedy David Korenblat Jake Lasiter Jan Markley Mitchell Massey Aaron Maune Jay McClelland Betsy McDade Meredith McDonald Mindy Moore Grace Ann Mulhollan Blanc Munsey Mike Outlaw Bill Parkinson Beth Parlin Stan Roberts Valerie Robinson Scott Ruggles Kristin Russenberger Casey Seigler Sean Selby Kristine Shepherd Clarke Simpson Brent Smith Patrick Sorrels Bill Sowers Tami Strawn Tacy Sundell Brian Swink Beth Tackett Melissa Tice Beth Vines Michael Walker Trey Waller Carter Weeks Anne Williamson Seventh Grade! 127