Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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he books didn't count. The building didn't count. The size didn't count. No matter where you went to school, it was the people that counted. With only 10 percent of the number of students of most schools, we had students who were experts at making friends. The seniors' common excuse for being in the same place at the same time was We're a close class. Everybody was a somebody. You couIdn't get lost in a crowd of faces. For example, everyone knew senior Scott Cline, freshman Angela Pike, seventh grader Kevin Leavitt and third grader Spike Hiller. At home you could be the center of attention or go off somewhere to be alone. At home everyone knew YOU. At home you were part of the family. At home people cared. So at P.A. people found a home. People

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lanet Allen: Yearbook 110,113, Co-Editor 11235 Newspaper Feature Editor 11135 Photographer 110,1135 Honor Roll 19-1235 National Honor Society 111,1235 Beta Club 19-1235 FCA111,1235 FBLA 19,1235 Class Historian 11135 State Math Exam Award 1935 Spanish Club 1935 High School journalism Awards 110,113 Kirk Aronson: FBLA 1123: Basketball 1123 Melissa Banks: Y-Teens 19,11,1235 Beta Club 19,11,123p FCA 111,123: FBLA 11235 Latin Club 19,11,1235 Greek Club 11235 Oklahoma 1935 Honor Roll 1935 Latin Honor Society 111,1235 National Latin Test Award 1935 National Honor Society 1123 Michael Baxley: Football 1123, All-Districtg Basketball 110,1235 FCA 19-123, Vice-President 11235 FBLA 11235 Tennis Team 19-1235 Bruin Club 1123 Greg Bell: Student Council 19-123, President 9,12, Vice- President 1113, Football 19,123, Track 19,103, FBLA 19,10,113, Basketball Manager 193, Yearbook!Newspaper Photo Editor 110- 123, Master Plan Delegate 1103 Amy Blshop: National Honor Society 110-123, President 11235 Beta CLub 19-1235 FCA 110-1235 Spanish Club 19-113, Secretary 11135 Spanish Honor Society 11135 Delegate to Girl's State 11135 Homecoming Court 1123: Y-Teens 19-103 Kristin Briggs: FBLA 19-1035 Y-Teens 19-1035 Beta Club 19-1235 National Honor Society 111-1235 FCA 111-1235 Spanish Club 19- 1135 Spanish Honor Society 1113 Mary Brooks: Cheerleader 19-1135 Y-Teens 19-1135 Beta Club 19- 123, President 1935 National Honor Society 111-1235 Spanish Club 19-1235 Keywanettes 11035 FCA 19-1235 Homecoming Court 1935 FBLA 19-1235 Newspaper 11235 Little Women 193: Oklahoma 1935 Fiddler on the Roof 1103: Bye Bye Birdie 1113 1 Graduation vs. Aggravation th PRIVILEGE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE Lunch out on Wednesday No more soggy sack lunches Risk your life getting back on time Assigned parking spaces Don't have to fight for a space Get blocked in by sophomores Big Brother!Big Sister Get to know the younger kids I already have 35 brothers and sisters at home. -Sheldon Smith Final exams Don't have to take exams if you have a B or better Average lower than a B, and you're the only senior taking exams Practicum No homework or tests Have to type homework and tests Oldest class People think we're in college People think we go to UALR Top lockers No books dropped on your head Have to climb over juniors and sophomores Small senior class Everyone knows everyone Everyone knows everyone Reserved seats in assemblies No more uncomfortable bleachers Can't always see Last year in high school Must you ask? Last year to be with old friends Senior trip Fun in the sun with friends Chaperones are required Leadership positions 1captains and presidents3 Get to boss people around Get ulcers and headaches, and people learn to hate you 960People