Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Gross me out the door While most labs dealt with the non-living, there were those that involved live specimens. Mr. Arkansas visited the Anatomy class when they studied muscles. Other labs were held outdoors, like the Ecology lab, which took soil samples to study their natural environ- ment. Nature studies also took the Ecology class off campus when they went backpacking at Haw Creek Falls and cave exploring in Missouri. Physics students also found their labs leading them away from school. Every Tuesday the class packed into the van and headed for UALR. We went to UALR because the school did not have the equipment we needed to perform the experiments, explained senior Cindy Thomas. Professor Steve Crawshaw demonstrates all of the labs for us. Whether they were in Chemistry or Biology. Ecology or Physics. students learned that labs involved more than what meets the eye as they got into their experiments with their hands and noses as well. i .af Shock treatment. Fifth graders Rob Anderson and Wake Young experiment with electric currents generated from batteries. 401 Academics Book her. .lunior Pat Moers has her fingerprints taken hy a state trooper wltile students, like herself, were studying skin in Anatomy. The class also visited the state crime lab. Bun fsenl burner. Mark Cornell uses a Bunsen burner in Chemistry to polish a stalk of glass. as-N DY , MVWW ., faxxx Pierce it. Sophomore .lulie Pierce gets her sealpel ready to dissect a snake. The snake and many other creatures were studied in Biologythroughout the year. 3 ..f ' ix. -We .ff wk-M 1- Q9

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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

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13' Ns' Xp lm MQ NNN New Maw Y ixiws Bones and brains. Jennifer Moers gets a hint from Mrs. Jackie Thomas on the location of certain bones in Advanced Placement Biology. wi, Labf4l