Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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50.Sports l - UN S? gi-,X,lXl EW Pint Size Players Athough most thought of Bruin athletes as coming in the 6'2 , 185 pound variety, some 3'2 students were equally involved in athletics. Along with a variety of activities to participate in, first graders found a variety of reasons for participating. Tom Bruno said, I take karate because it's fun doing all the kicks and moves. Other students needed a little persuasion. Sara Leonard said, l take dancing because my mother makes me. However, one second grader took her after school athletics more seriously. Second grader, Melissa Owen skated competively and had won a bronze medal in the nationals. Her reason for skating was Because it is funl Third grader Shereen Soqhier, worked at a variety of sports including tennis, kickball, swimming. Her reason for putting so much time into these sports was l'll be active and not lazy. Brett Tucker, an active baseball player said, We won all of our games. We played every team and never lost. We all went to Gatti's and got gold telephones with our names on them. Dancing was popular among fourth grade girls. Cindy Black said she danced because I love to dance and I also like gymnastics because you can win lots of things like ribbons and trophies. Courtney Ku ns, another fourth grader, was named the best all-around gymnast out of 178 girls at the Northside YMCA gymnastics meet. Her ambition was to someday go to the Olympics. It was obvious that the lower school would soon provide P.A. with many top athletes to support and cheer for.

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Ride'em cowboy! Sophomore Tom Ryan helps classmate lason Leavitt with his neckerchief on Western Day. Students were dismayed about the lack of spirit during Football Homecoming. S-I-r-e-I-c-h. Senior cheerleaders act out a skit for Football Homecoming. Coming before Back to School night, Homecoming was earlier than usual and spirit was down. i I 2 Emrrsif -err 4' sf 2 E ,Q a mai' ,Ml ,. ,,,,.,, V WGA n V IVV A , MWMWFFP' C Q ,mv-fr of 'tl lunior High Homecoming Court: Buffy Forsythe, seventh grade maidg Tacy Sundell, eighth grade maid, Marley Meyer, freshman maidp Catherine Caruthers, queen, Kelly Hyde, freshman maid, Tracy Howard, eighth grade maid, Monica Trammel, seventh grade maid. Here comes the queen. Sara Kremer and her court salute during the Star Spangled Banner. Sara, captain oi the senior high cheerleaders, still salutes in the cheerleader's style. Senior High Homecoming Court: Katie Quaintance, sophomore maid, Holly Tompkins, junior maidg jennifer Haynie, senior maidp Sara Kremer, queen: Amy Bishop, senior maid, Beth Waters, junior maidg Tanya Siebert, sophomore maid. Football Homecoming.49

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qs My awk. t 4 ..,, ff 33 i K Q 'N S -P' xv , at , D Q If V it 1' 2 1' sw' gs.,- Play Ball! Listening closely to coach David Sewell, kindergartener Matthew Ducan prepares to catch for his junior Deputy League T-ball team. Spinning Winner. Second grader Melissa Owen practices for an ice skating competition in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Melissa won a bronze medal in her division of Freestyle 3. Little League'51