Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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ure shot. Freshman Kris Gillian scores inside during the homecoming game against the Harding Wildcats. junior High Basketball: llront rovvj Richard Smith, Mark Rowland, letf Netlles, jason Matt, Doug Stevens, Douglas Braswell, Brent Trammel, Steven Niswanger, lback rowj Coach Gary Shoptaw, Kris Gillian, Les Lewis, Lee Butler jackson, lefl Shelton, Mitchell Reed, Coach Mark Smith. i Eighth Grade Basketball: ilront rowj Phillip lett, jerry jones, Tuck Butler, Mike Compton, Bryan Dunlap, lrovv ZLBHI Sowers, Ro Anthony,lohn Fogleman, Brian Swtnk, Gardner Green, Charles Houg , Billy Cobb. ibaclt row? Coach Mark Smith, Aaron Maune, Rob Dickens, john Clayton, Michael Walker, Bil Parkinson, Rodney Abston, Stan Roberts irnanagerl i32, 57 Seventh Grade lasketballz llront rowj jason Walton, Mark Schuster, Danny Shelley, Asheton Carter, lake Rcdman, Kevin Leavitt. fback rowj Coach Mark Smith, David Bowen, William Glaser, Vhris Bennett, lay Porter, Randy Dewese, Dalton Whetstone imanagerl. Sixth Grade Basketball: ilront rowj Michael Holtofl, Bo Dunlap, Seth Schulte, Mark Rug?les. Crow 21 Ryan Cribble, Michael Sandlin, Beau Blair, Kip Gillian. ibaclt rowj Wes ey Harris, Walt Howard, Rob Fiser, Kirk Holeman, Rob Anderson. 19' Filth Grade lasketball: ilrunt rowj Sam Roemer, Ben Parkinson, lack Mulhollan, trow 2j Bobb Hall, Wayland Hill, Robert Hough, Michael Kennedy. fhack rowj Lane England. Patrick Shueck, Andy Vines, Chuck Fiser. Basketball'61

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.Sports B Freshmen provide junior leadership net Y ea' Opening the season with a 40-37 win over Harmony Grove, the junior high Bruins won the next two games before their first loss to Paron. The remainder of the season proved to be a winning one as they finished with a 10-7 record. The junior Bruins were composed entirely of freshmen, enabling the players to have plenty of resting time during the games. Offensive leadership was provided by Douglas Braswell, who averaged 7.2 points per game and was able to execute the fast- break whenever there was an opportunity. Defensive leadership came from jeff Nettles, who became an expert at stealing the ball. Nettles played an important role in the junior Bruins' season because he was capable of leadership and could hit the important shots. Other leading scorers were Les Lewis, who averaged 7.0 points per game, and Kris Gillian, who averaged 6.8 points per game. The junior Bruins averaged 38.1 points per game as a team during their season. junior Boys' Basketball . P.A. Opponent 40 Harmony Grove 37 46 Christ Lutheran 29 30 Glen Rose 10 33 Paron 35 33 Humnoke 37 40 Scott 32 26 Hazen 24 39 Deaf School 14 54 Christ Lutheran 31 42 Harding 49 39 DeValls Bluff 36 38 CAC 45 39 Scott 46 49 V Poyen T 18 34' j Deaf School g 31 36 Harding r 39 29 DeValls Bluff 41 ' Season Record:10-7 Hands down. Brent Trammell, freshman, leads a fast break during the second half against Harding. The Wildcats defeated the Bruins 39-36. ,,, Mm.

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C1159 Homecoming features circus theme Haynie reigns. Homecoming queen senior jennifer Haynie is escorted by her father jerry Haynie at halftime of the senior boys' game against Harding. 62'Sports Arch Mclntosh dressed as a ringmaster and teachers came as clowns, lions and bears when The Greatest Show on Earth came to town at the Basketball Homecoming pep assembly. Earlier in the week, the cheerleaders decorated the players' rooms to build spirit for the Friday night games. We were divided into small groups and assigned four rooms to decorate within an hour! exclaimed junior Beth Waters. We were throwing streamers and balloons everywhere! Connie McKnight, sophomore added, Beth and I decorated Laura Nelson's room. When we got to her house she was already there so we had to wait. jennifer Haynie was crowned queen at the halftime of the game against Harding, which the Bruins won 58-49. Coach Gary Shoptaw said, The gym was packed and the game was tied at half-time. I was really pleased with the team. Carson Hampson, senior, was the high scorer with 24 points. Senior maid Marianne Wright said, I was really excited that I had something as special asthisto help me to remember my senior year. junior maid Amy Ricks said, Getting on the court was an unexpectd honor. I also enjoyed the dance after the game. I loved being on court, added sophomore maid Avery Dickens. It was fun being a part of the audience and being able to watch the drill team rather than performing. With a victory under their belts, Bruin fans were in high spirits for the dance, as The Greatest Show on Earth wound up a successful performance. 1, Kathryn Krodell Senior Maid