Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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tw Q QW? p, up and away. In a Bruin victory, junior guard Donna Warmack, who was named All-District, goes up for a lay up. yeing the basket. In a win over the Magnet Cove Panthers, Tracy Manning, sophomore center, puts up a jump shot. Q-xxnfgk Qyuurk Qyrl-lin x Qui 6 Au A i I Senior Glfk' Basketball Coach lames Cole, Deborah Pike, Kathryn Krodell, Laura Nelson, Lynne Binet, Tracy Manning, Donna Warmack. BasketbaiI'57

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B59 'Don't Panic' becomes girls' theme D-e-I-e-n-o-e. Sophomore Deborah Pike puts some pressure on a Bauxite Miner as the Lady Bruins defeat the Miners in a two- point wan, S9-57. 56.Sports ne' Y ea' No one could say that everyone on the senior girl's basketball team didn't have a chance to play. With only six players on the team, they all had their lfair share of playing time, especially in all of the overtime and double overtime games. One advantage of playing on a small team was I the closeness of the team, said junior Lynne Binet. However, in practices it was hard to practice our -full court press because there weren't enough people. The girls played five overtime and three double overtime games. ln a double overtime game against DeValls, only two players, Tracy Manning and Lynne I Binet, were left in the second overtime because the other members had all fouled out. At that point in the game, we were not necessarily trying to win. Wejust wanted to keep the score as close as possible, said Tracy. I The girls lost the game 64-42. I Senior Girls' Basketball P.A. Opponent 41 Harmony Grove 48 55 Bauxite 56 46 Harmony Grove 47 34 Poyen 36 37 j.A. Fair 24 A 44 Mayflower T 52 1 63 Humnoke 62 47 DeValls Bluff 63 45 CAC 40 45 Enola 24 46 Magnet Cove 23 53 Hazen 36 ' 4 44 Harmony Grove 46' 59 Deaf School 20 39 Humnoke 50 42 DeValls Bluff 64 57 CAC 53 34 Hazen T y 40 T 4 A 55 4 Poyen S1 30 Mayflower 48 59 Bauxite S7 40 Hazen 42 Season Record: 10-12 y y ,Q , fs - r gg., 4 gLffV z . 'rj ,JL ' W' ,- Ji K K E155 ,IHC lift f gigzwgli, 19' iw! lxfdrix ii?wTWf'i'fZii , , who 1 mp- 1 J ' 53321 is

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.Sports 90 C-irls' team works overtime eixlea The most exciting victory for the Bruins was the one-point win over Humnoke. Senior Kathryn Krodell was especialy happy. It was great to beat Humnoke because they were so rude. It is always fun to beat a rude team by one point, she explained. Coach james Cole was both encouraged and enthusiastic about the year. They were a young team, and I feel this made them haveto grow up faster to learn how to play on a senior high team, he said. Although their 3-11 record did not show it, the junior girl's basketball team had a promising year. Coach loni Littleton said, l feel that they improved game by game, and we accomplished a lot. After three years of hard work, it paid off getting to start, said freshman Kim Connor. I enjoyed staying in shape, said freshman Cathy Shell. Kim and Cathy were named to the All- Tournament Team at the district tournament, where the girl's team placed fourth out of eight schools. It was a real surprise, and we were glad to represent the team, said Kim. Both girls agreed that receiving All-Tournament honors made three years of hard work worth while. lunior Girls' Basketball P.A. Opponent 18 Christ Lutheran 46 7 Harmony Grove 31 t A 4 Bauxite i 47 t. 15 Hafmvnyfkevesl t 32 Milvflbwgiitsiftilflrif A 33 A911323 Scottfif?ff',.ifsl tis, 17 A 17 DeValIs Bltltff 28 A 1 9 CAC A 8 23 Christ Lutheral 43 18 Humnoke 43 21 Scott 25 13 Hazen- 28 f as 29 CACA' fy, 16 is 21 Humnsoka. 1 33 t S' ii'i 'S Season IT, I Stop that ball! junior Donna Warmack fights for the ball against the Harmony Grove defense, The Bruins lost all three games against Harmony Grove.