Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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5 u .lunlor High Drlll Team: lfronl rowj Wesley Massey, Stephanie Haughl, Kim Elder, Kalie Quaintance leo-caplainl, Gina Howard lcaptainl. Qrow Zj Mrs. Cheryl Walls lsponsorj. Katherine Blackmon, Tanya Sieberl, Kimberly Bridgers. Jane Hesterly, Lisa Haynie, Shay Ledbelter. Ellen Goldberg, lrow Jj Kelly Hyde, Caroline Frye, Karla Perkins. lbnck mwj Jacklyn Grobmyer, Wendy Warmnulh. Sarah Willis, Avery Dickins. Marly Meyer. Laura Kehler. Donna Syrja, Patty Ivey, Amy Calhoun, lf' ,,-f irq' ' Tak ' 5 M, , --2-J' -p.. 1 4 5 +532 i:4'E3: Qr, rt.

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p pals The junior high support program took a new twist when it came time for tryouts. Seventh and eighth graders planning to try out for cheerleading or drill team ended up learning the same material and trying out together. Junior high cheerleading sponsor Mrs. Debbie Berry explained the approach. We've been real pleased with it. The girls get a taste of both worlds, therefore, the squads are more well rounded. This creates a more unified junior high program. And it has seemed to have donejust that. The two groups were very close. 'The cheerleaders and drill team always worked together to plan the assemblies, said eighth grader Jill Thomas. We 88 Sports even did a dance together on Homecoming. But this unity wasn't all related to the new approach in try outs. It basically boiled down to the friendships ofgirls. My friends are my friends no matter which squad they're on, said freshman Gina Howard, captain of the drill team, and we'll always be close. Caught in the act. Eighth grade cheerleader Angela Pike shows her spirit at a home football game. 'Sometimes l get so excited watching that I forget to cheer, she said. Just for kicks. Freshman Katie Quaintance shows off her sweats as the Junior Drill Team dances in a pep assembly. :SPR I T VM' A , A '-C at ' ,-f- w inun--- L, ' M i i r..Y-t I 4 K x . V , 7 v ,nt ,I ltx tix V . I I f x' ' , ' 1 lr L ' ' ' . -' fl,-i A ' I 0 . ' mth' rv-A :VA-S. , .1 fa' , .L 5-it U. e V w L ' , X b' I' . p H sf 1 4 , x . , Bruin buddies. Freshmen Gina Howard and Jamye Thomas venture through the courtyard at break. We're a team. exclaimed Jamye. Monkey business. Cheerleader Cynthia Walton gives stepper Stephanie Haught a hug of support after the Jr. High Drill Team performed at the zoo.

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Elbo room Half pint. Finding that their own game was often more exciting than watching thc Bruins, third grader Bo Logan wanders off in search of a team. 'Q'l'.iSg2 fqgge-asf .. Q W. t -hiss if ff is-e13'ft:g5i5T'N?:-K' N 'W -,N-if, YF 3241-1- Of' au!! Hang in there. Jennifer Dunn. one of many brothers and sisters dragged to games. finds amusement swinging on thc rails. .lcnnifer's older sister, senior l-leather Dunn, performed with the Bruin Steppers. Bruin sooie. All 75 members ofthe Pep Club cheer the Bruins at home football games. Membership was required for trying out for cheerleader or drill team. 90!Sports