Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Grody to the max A scalpel. a probe, a dissection pan, a lot of paper towels, scissors and a pair of tongs. These and a strong stomach were all the materials you needed to perform a dissection during lab. Once a week Biology l students spent fifth period dissecting everything from sponges and hydras to crayfish and snakes. Advanced Placement Biology and Anatomy students moved up the food chain and attempted the dissection of rats and minks. We spent three days burning the bones, said AP student Jennifer Moers. lt really smelled bad. and everyone in the halls complained. But the aroma of burnt bones wasn't the only smell students found themselves complaining about. The Chemistry classes were constantly at work making sulfur solutions. l really like experimenting with the chemicals. but too often you come out of lab smelling like a rotten egg. said sophomore Holly Tompkins. Is it dead yet? Sophomore Rebeeea Brain work. Sophomore Susan .louett Hall puts a pin into a butterfly so it will and junior Greg Bumpas probe a Stay in place on her bug Collectign for sheep's brain as they study its structure Biology. 38! Academics in Anatomy.

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Award winning. Mark Schuster receives an award from Mrs. Gae Bankston fora play he presented to his classmates and their parents. Time off. Juniors l'racy Cage and Caren Caruthcrs take a little time for themselves tojust sit down and read magazines in the library during study hall. Three R sf37

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fin im . s ,- 'vii Bug business. Mindy Moore. seventh grader. collects hugs in a jar for an experiment in Mrs. Kathy Ramsey's science class. 11' Blow up. llsing soda and x inegar. Saint Romer makes ai minziture xoleano in his fourth grande science class. while Kate Sprudley and Ashley Wisenhtint nateh. vs.. x l sf Human beans. Michael Kennedy and Chuck Fiscr use beans and cardboard cutouts to study random sampling in Mrs, Susan Puril'oy's science class, The class also did a random sampling to determine the number ol' students in the lower school. Lab X39