Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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'QQ' P 5 L . V . 4 xg Y W g A J -rf N S J f- tix 'Q' x Punked out. Seniors John Hackworth and Tammy Asay join the rest of the student body who wore everything from glitter to garbage sacks on Punk Day. .. Ten hut. Junior Jenny Sherman and senior Lori Holman salute the Bruins at the Homecoming pep assembly as the Bruin Steppers perform to 'Soul Army. i',,, we If f ' is M ce' I4 f' x W arf lf.- , 'wwf ff als if I .,,, v. I it f7' W xi' x ef ' ,ilk V , r c' L J iifr +'w,,: .f si, , ,r . - ' f , ' ll A little punk. Second grader Amy Cohen dresses up Too cool. Senior John Lester shows his cool by for homecoming on punk day. Amy wore very large wearing sunglasses on Cool Day. sunglasses and a purple and pink striped dress. Football Homecoming!93

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Everything was perfec but... l982 will always be remembered as the year Homecoming came before Back to School night. Junior Sara Kremer said, lt didn't even feel like Homecoming. and it was hard to get into the spirit. As usual. Homecoming festivities began on Monday with dress up days all week to raise spirit. Monday was Hat Day. followed by Cool Guy Sunglasses. Blue and Gold and Punk Days. Punk Day brought out a variety of clothes that were rather unusual: garbage bags, hair paint. chains and glitter. Friday was Military Day to go along with the theme Be all that you can be. be a Bruin. lt was profitable for the local army surplus stores. and it gave students the opportunity to break the dress code by dressing like the S.W.A.T. team. Shanon Jackson thought the theme was the best ever, and Rachel Kremer. captain of the drill team said. We really tried to make this year perfect. Perfect was a good way to describe Homecoming. Overall things went too well. Everything fell into place. and Homecoming will probably be forgotten because nobody messed up. Pushing punch. .lunior Debbie Harris serves punch at the alumni reception during football Homecoming. 92!iports I '? ,,,,7. ig, sg. X Howdy partner. Jason Vie Brooks. senior. drags out The mad halter, Senior Shawn Camp wears his cowboy hat to show support for the Bruins. favorite hat on Hat Day.

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rd r in th ourt The crowning of thel982 Homecoming queen. like all the festivities that preceeded it. was pulled off with no mistakes. But that's not to imply that there were no worries. ln fact most girls said they were afraid they would trip trying to maneuver their high-heels across the football field. Sara Kremer. junior. said. l was really glad l had my dad's arm to hold on to. Another problem for these girls was what to wear. Jamie Sundell. senior. said. l didn't know what kind of dress to get because l had never seen a P.A. Homecoming. ln spite ofthe worries. all ofthe girls said they were thrilled to be on the court. For the senior girls it was a little different. Janie Barclay said she wasn't dissappointed about not being queen. Just a little blue because this was my last homecoming. Jamie said 'fiust being on the court was enough. and being the queen never entered her mind. Kara Seay. who was crowned Homecoming queen. said she was really surprised and described it as a feeling you can't put into words. Despite the tears. smiles. laughs. worries and applause. all the girls said they would gladly go through it all again. Court case. Kara Seay lrightl reigned over the l982 llomecoming festivities. Members ol' her court qhelowl included Janie Barclay. Jaime Sundell. seniors: Sara Kremer. Rhonda flAlCC..llllll0I'S1 Stacy Meleod. Rebecca Pike. sophomores. 94 Sports '-4. xv'