Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Flying Crow. Senior Paul Crow competes in the ll0 high hurdles at Magnet Cove. Running Hot In the Cold Undefeated-a simple word that perfectly described the soccer team. Under Coach Mike Billingsley, 21 junior high boys worked through April and May to keep the team that way. Beginning with their first game against St. Teresa's, where they came away with a 3-2 victory, they continued to outscore their opponents, beating Briarwood, 3-0, and Christ Lutheran, 3-I. Like all coaches, Billingsley wanted best for his team. We ought to be b people by more points, he said besides that l'm pretty happy with team. Soccer's exciting, said freshman Franzetti, but it takes a lot of energy. Although the weather for spring wasn't hot, the teams were. From the green to the track, the Bruins proved could do equally as well in the spring as the fall. Q fi, t,,,,r C t 20 Sports Yi . 1 g .rg g g -2. ,, V vs , i. I A : Win e r K, .M x 0 3,1 Q., , G , ,Q . , , .ki . .,, f Et .. Q f ' ' gi' QNX R R,-N ' , iii' ' Mjftzil' 5 ' .,. fn. .Zf.., ,.. ' ff - ':',,' . fx! - 42 ,, F' --f i 5f7 ': J-. ' 3 1 ,71 'pak v ig. 'i' C , , f 'eQ,.'v w g m i. is ..,, - 'i i k, ,, 44 i t ,. 7' ' A vw ' , Q- f l, .QQ , g Ap, ,, ,sag gp G3-' ' 5 ff Ex , gt!-,i5:,v' , r T 'Wi Q jg Q '7f:JT'5T5 18'f'5 ' - J: f E In 5 '?:'Yi5 ',f'f int-,f -' .4,'S '1 . ,swf Scnlor Boys' Golf. Gary Gingrich,Carson Hampson,.lason VieBrooks, Junior Boys' Golf, Qfrgnl ruwy Brian Deyerle, Raly Minor, Jimmy Chip Bankslon, Jeff Gingrich. Dooley. lblck rnwl Jeff Noble, Aaron Maunc, Kevin Pittman.

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Ac s and paints Pompoms, bobby socks and a megaphone. lf you had opened the locker of a cheerleader 20 years ago, these are the items you would have expected to find. But not anymore. In l983 ifyou opened a cheerleader's locker, you would probably be more likely to encounter paint, Ben Gay, magic markers, aspirin, straight pins and glue. Why have things changed? you might ask? Senior Keena Patton had the answer. Times Anonymous. On football and basketball Homecomings. the cheerleaders secretly decorate thc players' bedrooms with streamers. balloons. notes and cookies. K4 Sports have changed. lt takes a lot of creative and original ideas to really get the spirit raised. And the 10 girls accom- plishedjust that. They came up with rolling pyramids, military skits, Christmas songs, relay races, colorful banners and spirit suppers. But all of that spirit raising really took its toll. After each practice the girls went home looking like human rainbows. Blue and gold blotches of glitter and paint appeared after the decorating sessions. If it wasn't paint, it was red footprints from building mounts. Despite the headaches, magic marker stains and sore muscles, the cheerleaders kept going. Call it crazy? Well, they didn't think so. Sophomore Julie Roberts explained, The players really appreciate what we do, and that's what makes it all worthwhile.