Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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The little drummer boy. For his semester exam grade. senior Gary Gingrich performs during lunch with his band Feedback. Members of the student body gave support to the band with their applause and cheers. Five card studs. .lunior Steve Crane. freshman Byron Brooks and junior Carson Hampson don their Western attire to sing and act The Gambler. a popular Kenny Rogers song. l Q - Mind fhorm umm ww, Km, gmwcll Kuna panon jolqayma Shanon Jackson. Hlaklcy Daxenport. .leff Gingrichihack rowl llyron Wmlcrfldd lvm-,C gmc' Heather Dunn Mn flamc Hams rdlfgcqorj llrooks, lane llla5Iock.Cinson llumpson. Keun Gillian. Stew Crane. qrow 23 limmx Mulhollin ltslu lixrd Stun Mtleod Tricx Cite SWIWY1 flmlll- lffflldl Wflxillt- MUN l741hbN4 - g 1 2. 'l l v l t L -f d 1 Q A chorus line: Members of the seventh grade chorus perform The Most Wonderful Day of the Year at the upper school Christmas program. Performingf55

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Juggling Jimmy. Risking life and limb, freshman Jimmy Mulhollan juggles machetes for his first semester exam grade. What an act to follow P.A.'s own rock band, Feedback, gave a concert during lunch for their grade. The group had seven members. Gary Gingrich, senior. who played drums for the band. said, lt takes up time because we don't all learn a song at the same time. It always takes longer than we think. lt's worth it. though, because l get a personal thrill out of it. But performing wasn'tjust limited to the stage. as lower school classes produced plays from their reading books and performed them for each other. Mrs. Dorcas Baumgardner's second grade did two plays. Anyone Could But... and Christmas Around the World. lt was really fun, said Jason Clayton. l was afraid l would forget my lines though. 54f Academics 'tv t 2 IT? . n. .. ia. Girls' Chorus: lfrnnt mwl Allison Anthony. Connie McKnight ,lollunna Weslerliield. Mrs, lfluine llarristdireclorl, fhaek rowlwendy Warmnuth. l isa Mulscher. lrucy Cage, Shannon Jackson.

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On stage. Andy Vines and Jenny Roberts, fourth graders. rehearse for a performance of Witch's Brew. The play was persented for other lower school grades at Halloween. P Beat it. Band member Larry Trussell, senior. gets carried away as the Bruins head fora football victory. Band members played for all home football games and traveled to Vilonia to support the Bruins. ln the spotlight. At the annual Variety Show. seventh grader Paige Davis performs Arthur Murry Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry. The Variety Show was sponsored by the Band Boosters to raise money for the band. What an act to follow The Bruin Band provided another outlet for performers, and the fifth grade band with 40 members, was the largest in the school's history. Kipp Gillian, who was a member of the band, said, We alljoined because we like music a lot. With so many opportunities to show off their talents, Academy students were constantly entertaining and being entertained. Each time they saw a play or heard a musical group perform, they agreed that it was a hard act to follow. 561 Academics