Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Man overboard. Struggling ln vain, senror Carson Hampson is dumped rn o the swrmmrng pool by classmates Danny Norman Rob Dow a Kevm Cullman and lefl Moore at a rumor an enror party held before school at the d Crndy Tac ett S home of Amy an l Student Life

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N9 6146-.J l l ut what was so great about being private? It meant more than small and expensive. Private meant having a gym that also functioned as a cafeteria and a fine arts auditorium. Private meant always finding a Seat at pep assemblies but never at home games. It meant eating lunch with the entire senior high. Private meant homemade artwork decorating the halls. Private meant having Mom or a brother as a substitute teacher. It meant togetherness, especially in the halls between classes. Private meant Pulaski Academy. Private meant First Class. Opening'

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f , 'F '0 4 L L if 4. f as ,W it if ife might have been defined as everything between birth and death, but student life was a whole lot more. Living to the beat of Michael jackson, Lionel Ritchie, Van Halen and The Police, we made the everyday routine of school a little more bearable. Although skipping study hall to go to Wendy's, smuggling Cokes into class, and bringing Walkmans was illegal, we found these activities were sometimes the most fun. Outside of school, rolling a house, Oreoing a car or generally disturbing the peace was enough to satisfy most of us. If you ask someone what they do every Friday night and they can tell you, it's pretty boring, said senior Sheldon Smith. Truly, variety was what made life worth living. Student L fe'