Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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s if s zff 1 4 1 y 1- ' ' f 74f . H -.MJ , ' ',,, . . . . 5 ' , J an , undle up. April Fail hurries Brian ,,K, Jeffcoat to class on a cold winter I 3 ' i mornin g. J,,, ,,,. K. J ninnnnn orking together. Jason Clayton W 5 LQ ' . - - walks his pal Sudhir Prabhu to hts if sg.: V classroom. ,. , r r ,QQZ ,J .,, l t Y J.-we-an . A ' md i n 5 , 1 K H' s-sl ' J sf , H t 7' A 'A it 3 WWW ,ae ls,s . lkfii L .. y . H, tif 'W 1 A J .Q J 44' ttr, 'L e to tt, ,X-wal -r ,A KD 1 X17 1 J , 'I ,'4 Jennifer Hendren Rob Henry Amy Hoag Sean Keathley Joey Korte Elizabeth Langston Bret Maurras 4? VS V Q x ' ' fi, ,Q -Iv: lv VA ,Vbx XS 1 I f 'V if it J - 1 ffl J X. 4? I . as Q J ev fun K f. lf' A 1 if 'Q--7 X :J '55 7 xQ,A, 1, ' f Kirk McClelland Brent McCord Jennifer Meacham Caroline Miles Brett Morris Adam Nelson Rebekah Norsworthy Tate Olinghouse Jason Peters Stuart Ray Leslie Simons- Sarah Smart Shereen Soghier Sabrina Spann Petra Strand Jade Sung Jennifer Thomas Betsy Tucker Diana Tunnn Matt Walton Amber Wellons Lee Whetstone Katherine Wilkes Ashley Vines People 9 9

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th Just pal-ing around Every morning a group of dedicated 6th graders arrived before the 7:45 bell to escort the pre-schoolers to their classrooms. They were always there waiting patiently for the children despite unfavorable weather conditions. The P.A. Pals provided our school with a very valuable service that was greatly appreciated by both children and parents. Not only did it aid the people involved, but it helped to maintain traffic flow on Hinson Road. The P.A. Pals. by taking the kids to class. prevented a traffic jam of parents' cars in the parking lot. Daniel Gold. president of the P.A. Pals, agreed, lt's a great ideag it helps the parents and the traffic. The P.A. Pals did more than escort the preschoolers to class. They also entertained them by reading stories to them before class started. The P.A. Pals as well as the lower school children benefitted from the arrangement. They received the gratification that came from helping somebody else. Andy Faulkner explained, lt's really neatg I like to help little kids and it's lots offun! The P.A. Pals did not go unnoticed by the administra- tion. The head of the middle school, Mr. Tom Hughes. said, They are an important organization. They provide a valuable service to the preschool. parents. and students. Three's Complny. Jonathan Sallman, kindergartner, has two pals, Bret Morris and Rob Henry, to escort him to class. Jane Ann Blakney Courtney Burkett Mandy Butler Sarah Clark Jason Clayton A C h HICC 0 CTI ,Dan Dickerson Penn Dodson Reagan Duncan Lee Edwards ' Amy England Greg Engstrom April Fain Andy Faulkner L' d F' h in sey inc er Brooke Fitton Ashley Frank D' k G'b ll' I S011 Daniel Gold Philip Grace Chris Green Julie Harris Wendy Hamon Brett Heaston 98 People Melissa Anderson Roan: Ashmore Holly Bass Brent Bennett Mark Binet Will Bird . tk Y t 1 if 5 :xi l X :Ig ,,, -1. A N ev . L4 1 jr , 1, , ,y -W -e .ss-: .-., L -. r J ' - E g 'Qi tx if-2, t t VT .. , . t I We .Y g - -'ar , .1 3 I' 'Y QQ : .1 - Q ,. . ..sr w ' . M . ..

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th Have a Coke and a smile! The ability to purchase a coke at lunch is something most of us take for grantedg but for the fifth graders, it was a long awaited privilege. We used to see the fifth graders getting cokes and we have really been looking forward to it, confirmed Brent Morgan. For the past five years of their school career they had suffered through lukewarm milk to quench their thirst. As fifth graders. they were finally allowed to purchase a soft drink at lunch. This coincided with their first year of eating with the middle school. The coke machines. however. posed a few problems. The fifth grade complained about lost money, long lines. and temporarily broken ma- chines, but they agreed that cokes were a definite improvement. As Becca Vaughn said. Boxed drinks are gross! Not everyone shared the enthusiasm the students felt about the soft drinks. The expense of them weighed heavy on many mothers' minds. For that reason they limited the amount of soft drinks. A lot of mothers. including my own. only allow their kids to have cokes twice a week. explained Virginia Ann Oliver. After the excitement ofthe soft drinks wore off, many students began looking towards their future privileges. Bryan Fuller said it best. All we want now are break and candy cart. but l guess we'll have to wait. Catch the wave. Fifth graders Eric Monson and Jeff Moss enjoy their Cokes while they eat lunch. -:viii . . ...uf .f m ff f 'wwf .2 i :Alice Brierly Drew Brighton -- Timmyrfiihapvell fifty' isle crw T :uce rn on Jay Criscione 5951s DIGRAM .. Difflff f Ijiiiby Fincher A Freeiriian i Bryan Fuller V' Robert Fuller' .. s .Tffiiiaaii ' ' ,'i- ' Amy Hankins . ' V Drew Harrison . t.-' AQ- Jillfj-fizssonr K Matthew Hodges '- Jenny-1Holmes,fIi-V' I iiff?ffJosi6VHbover '-1 Lakhcsa Hughes 4,..iMa itH.vmvhriQsw Drew iliidksonf iv . , .. Dana Jordon -' V, Tommyilgect , . 5 Q,.5Q.5Eletchgr.klsord V ll .z V ' K V Monica Adams Q -sistcn Atterberry Joh Tarzan la Davie Wevaiiis' ' A A ii Suzanne 'lradley . l J. Vi.. In '22 ff B Mr J L , ,X . 'Z E 'gy C ls. ' ff i wa 6 f ir e Q .. y .ggg . y y I . fy? 1 t .N N, NV'