Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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,J nap, crackle, pop. Jodi Hendricks, Jennifer Jett. and Krista Cordon pour the vinegar onto the baking soda so their volcano will erupt. dd alittle color. For a more dynamic effect, Wilson Brewer, Ryan Hamra, and David Meador placed food coloring in the vinegar. 9 1 A ,av in av 1 XZ, 4 A e DIVE M 'If' Q 'H 1 , N f E? Q' 12 3? Q 'A f ' Gretchen Leach Paul Leggett Sara Leonard Cade Martin Geoffrey McGilvray David Meador Matt Mosley Amber Noble Phillip Ollar Oliver Ross Allyn Schriver Eric Schwartz Allison Shell Anandi Sheih Jennifer Smith Scon Smith John Snider Samantha Sutphin Man Tomlinson Kevin Trammel Michael Trevisonc Bret! Tucker Beth Whiting Jenny Wilson pmilU5 ., W fe, i ' ul