Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Stacia Bank Monica Becker Lynne Binet Ashley Boyd Tim Bynum Leisa Cossey Chris Craig Audrey Fallows jeff Flint Tony Franzetti 41 pn X J Bottoms UP juniors started each day by bowing to the seniors. This was because of a new senior privilege that gave all the seniors top lockers, thus leaving all the juniors with bottom lockers. The first few days of school produced numerous disputes about this issue. I hate itg you have to crawl under everybody, moaned Amy Sterne. It's just another way that the juniors are pushed around, said Angie Harrison. lt's not fair! declared Tim Bynum. Sophmores get top and bottom lockers. lt's just not democratic. Although most juniors didn't like the idea of having to crawl under seniors and have books dropped on them, can't sit on the floor at your locker, then again, who wants to? said senior Greg Bell. Even though the juniors had to learn how to dodge falling books and wait until the senior above them had gotten their books, the juniors accepted the fact that it was a senior privilege and kept looking for the day when they would have a top locker. Duck! Senior Carter Brown pushes a junior down into her locker. Seniors got first priority in top lockers. i Get Down. Sharon Hossler, junior, gets into her BOTTOM locker between classes. MW' M... ,, ,WA ff! ,fr af' vw.. nf' ,fr I iff f 1' fi gi Amy Ricks said, I don't mind A because next year I will be a Q senior with a top locker. As could be expected, the 'I A seniors loved their top lockers. lg I like having someone to 1 drop books on, said David . Leavitt. It's great! We deserve it, .1 g added Michael Baxley. 1 l The only disadvantage to , 5 7 A having a top locker is that you ' . if 1 040People

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1 1 Siick With lt These plastic objects could be found sticking to everything. Some of them were flourescent red with fancy writing. Other popular ones were blue and gold with red hearts. Bumper stickers were used on everything but bumpers as students stuck them to everything from notebooks to lockers to Walkmans. Out of hundreds of different designs, the most popular ones were I love P.A., followed by Magic 105, Arkansas is a Natural and Coors High Country. In a survey of the upper parking lot, only 26 stickers were found on cars, but 102 were stuck to items inside the school. No matter where they were placed they added a special decor to one's surroundings. Students said that the thing they found so appealing about the stickers were that they made the school more unique. Sophomore, jason Leavitt said, l put stickers on the front of my locker so I would know which one was mine. lt adds color and life to my locker, added senior Carter Brown. Iunior Cindy Tackett said, They easily express things you like and things you liketo do. The majority of sopho- mores felt that Magic 105 was the best- radio station, so therefore they had a large collection of their bumper stickers. Stickers were even used like glue. Briar Terrebonne, senior, used his stickers to form one locker out of two, while Steve Crane, also a senior, used his stickers to hold his car together. Although students were constantly battling the snob school image, when it came to bumper stickers, they couldn't deny that they were stuck up. 1 060People Stacy McLeod Elise McShan Anne Miller julie Pierce Rebecca Pike Amy Ricks Todd Rowland Chip Sims Amy Sterne Amy Tackett Cindy Tackett