Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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0UBh' stuff. ln the city-wide Powder Puff football competition, senior Kevin Gillian coaches the P.A. girls as they ser ready to play other Little Rock schools. 9 . I 4 ,tm sm Leg - Us Senior Beta Club: tfront rowj Mrs. Carolyn Stiles lsponsorj, Patience jones, Sharon Hossler, Allison how 2j Dana Baxle , Brain, jeff Gingrich, Simmons, Beth Waters, Eve Pa sa, Amy Sterne, Tanya Siebert, Katherine Blackmon. Shelley Car , Connie McKnight, Avery Dickens, Lisa Ha nie, Carolyn Gerber, Holly Allison Anthony, Carrie Stuart, Gina Howard. lrow 3j Chris Franzetti, Becky Barriault, john Wyvill, Chris McDonough, jason Leavitt, Mark Pace, Pat Moers lcorespondin secretaryj, jeff Noble, Craig Smith, Lundy Colvert, tback rowj jimmy Mulhollan, Blakley Davenport, Leisa gossey,Staci Stockburger itreasurerj, jenny Sherman, Rhonda Tice, Sara Kremer, Amy Bishop, janet Allen, Stacia Bank, Ray Minor. Senlov Beta Club: lfront rowj Suzi Dabbs, Dana Lynn Young, julie Pierce, Lisa Hoggard. flow lj Mrs, Phyllis Cordon is onsorj, Michelle ett, Susan jouett, Angie Harrison, jaleh Mansouri, Amy Tackett, janet Eiseman, Cindy Tackett, Melissa Banks, lrow Jj Ianell Thatc iviceepresidentj, jill Williams, Tracy Manning, Kathryn Krodell, Laura Nelson, Edye Smith, Sara Burton, Deborah Pike, Donna Warmack, Amy Ricks, Lisa Gradner irecording secretaryj. Your 4j' Kevin Gillian, Sheldon Smith, David Leavitt, Todd Roland, Nathan Maune, Bryant Turbeville, Mar Smit , Carson Hampson ipresidentj, Monica Becker. lback rowj Cynthia Granger, Kristen Briggs, Holly Tompkins, Nick Proctor, jeff Moore, Rob Dowda, Mark Dalrymple, Katie Quaintance, Debbie Harris, Amy Davis. 541 ts . r E it junior leta Club: lfront rowj jan Markley, Michelle Kaemmerling, Meredith McDonald, Karen Bailey, Lynne Bryant, Stan Roberts, Anne Williamson, Celeste Holeman. lrow Zj Patty Ivey, Andrea Higgins, Helen Dickey, Bobby Gerber, Kim Connor ipresidentj, Kim Solomon, Beth Vines, Rache Redman, Amy Calhoun. trow 3j Annie Wright, Meg Holmes, Kelly Hyde, Tiffany Forsythe, Laurie Cox, Anne Crow gersorterj, Caroline Frye, Angela Pike, Gaye Williamson, Stephen Niswanger, you dj Robin Reeves, Mitc e l Reed, Renee Berka, Richard Cross, Les Lewis, Kris Gillian ttreasurerj, jenni er Schueck, Christi Nixon. tbaclt rowj jill Thomas, Richard Smith, Marley Meyer isecretaryj, Kate Lanford, Douglas Braswell, Ashly Garrett, Mark Rowland, Laurie Kehler ivice-presidentj, jane Hesterly isocial activity chairmanj. junior Beta Club: Uront rowj Grace Ann Mulhollan, Paige Davis, Kim Haynie, jennifer Dean, Kristine Shephard. fron Zj Mrs. Gayle Cloud isponsorj, jenny Bruno, Nancy Bush, Lane Clark, Rene Howell, julie Hynson, Tami Strawn, Angie Hill, jennifer Kennedy. trow Jj Clarke Simpson, jeri Hamra, Beth Tackett, Mindy Moore, jerry jones, Mike Compton, Anne Hodges, Ramin De khargihani, lake Lasiter, Bryan Dunlap. lrow 4j Beth Parlin, Charles Hou h, Robin Fain, Steve Harris, Bill Par inson, john Clayton, jay McClelland, Scott Ru gles, Tracey Howarg, julie Cox, Amy Fraiser. tbaclr rowj Rodney Abston, Devon Holder, Katherine Alan, Tacy Sundell, K.K. Bennett, Mindy Connor, Lisa Fowler, Sissy Goff, Stephen Dawson, Bill Sowers, Clubs.27

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ne of the largest clubs, Fellowship of Christian Athletes boasted a membership of 82 in the junior and senior high chapters. Beginning the year with a city-wide 5K run, the FCA began its fund raising and membership drive for 1984. The annual fall rally in Fayetteville, the Weekend of Champions, and the Fall Retreat were just a few of the activities students participated in. FCA members spent time at students' houses studying scriptures and having fun with their friends. Sophomore jason Leavitt said he liked FCA because I like a time when you can really get down to spending time with people and our faiths. In April some members of the group spent a rainy weekend at Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri, at Young Christians Weekend. The rain cancelled the concert, and some people were disappointed about that, but otherwise I loved it, said Tracie Bynum. We had a lot of fun. To round out the year, senior Kathryn Krodell was named female Christian Athlete of the Year for the state of Arkansas. It was probably the greatest honor I have ever received, said Kathryn. I was glad to be given an honor for being an athlete, especially a Christian athlete. I was also really happy that I could bring recognition to P.A. Members Onl 269s1udem Life Step right up! Senior lohn Wyvill helps register senior Kathryn Krodell, as well as students from all over Arkansas, at the FCA Weekend of Champions hosted by P.A. Acollection of memories. Mrs. Coleen Barger, sponsor, displays the French Club scrapbook at the club's annual end-of-the-year banquet at jacques and Suzannes. The club's historian, Caroline Frye, was in charge of taking photographs and compiling the scrapbook. W-so-s.11QQff' rg? 'ig .. .. X s X Q' N L ' 9' 'Q . f . S A 'qu fi ' - M, .Q ' .ns ,...., Q Something different. At the Day of Three Kings celebration, Spanish teacher Miss Patricia Hamilton hands out a special type of break to her Spanish Club members. The language classes often experimented with foreign foods. Fearing the worst. Senior Sara Burton tries to be brave as she prepares to give blood to the blood mobile. Each year the Senior Beta Club tries to round up 50 eligible students and teachers to give blood.

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irectly related to classroom studies, the foreign language clubs and Future Business Leaders of America not only provided fun for the students but also gave them extra outlets to use the knowledge they were gaining in the classroom. As evidenced by their showing in the Foreign Language Festival in Fayetteville, the foreign language clubs were some of the finest in the state. Seventh grader julie Berliner won first place in a five state area for a poster design. My poster was a Latin word tree, she said. It showed how English, French, Italian and Spanish words come from Latin. I thoughtthe festival was a lot of fun, but I didn't like getting up a 3 o'clock in the morning to ride the bus to Fayetteville. FBLA members traveled to the University of Central Arkansas in Conway to attend workshops and compete with other students. In parliamentary procedure the judges would give the group you were in a business problem, and you solved it using what you learned from a book you read, said sophomore Shawn Buffalo. For club members break time meetings were often just an escape from the cold. Many times meetings conflicted with a trip to the office or gum clean up duty, and finding time to accurately plan activities and hand out individual duties was hard to do in a chaotic 15 minutes or less. Most members agreed that learning, meeting people, and having fun were the greatest benefits of any club. Whether in a religious club, a language club, a journalism club or a sports club students could always find activities to fill their monthly calendars. Members 0nIy 28'studem Life Dancing in the street. During International Fest, a week when different nationalities are celebrated in downtown Little Rock, Spanish Club members perform at Metrocenter Mall. ,..i 4 Ls . French Club: Uront roll Sissy Goff, Allison Simmons isecretaryl, Shannon Hernendez, Ialeh Mansouri, Celeste Holeman, Steve Varady, Bobby Gerber, lan Markley. flow 21 Carolyn Gerber, Caroline Frye ihistorianj, Paige Davis, Tilfan Forsythe, Amy Frasier, Shannon Duncan, Nancy Bush, K.K, Bennett. flow 31 lason Matt, Jef Shelton, jeff Fhnt, Eric McCarty, Bryant Turbeville fpresidentj, Renee Berka, Brian Landers, Robin Reeves, Becky Teddlie. fbaclt rowj Meg Holmes, Amy Ricks, Marley Meyer, Rick Dowda, Katie Quaglntance ivice-presidentj, Wendy Warmouth, Ashly Garrett, Tracy Manning, Holly Brain, Michelle Smit .