Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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llflafgy rd Give me a break School can't be all work and no play. Third graders made sure they had their share of fun. They all looked forward to l:l5 rolling around. This was a time when they left their books in their desks and put all their stored up energy into some action. Every afternoon, third graders were given some time to let loose and have some down right fun. Relays were the name of the game. Duck. Duck, Goose and Drop a Flag were just a couple of games that filled their spare time. Probably the most popular game was the good old running relays. They would pick team captains, each picking even numbered teams. To add a little creativity to their spare time, they would sometimes name their teams such as the Blasters and the Sharks . So. third graders got a chance to show their speed and their enthusiasm for their team. t Some third graders may have had different opinions on which was their favorite game, When asked what was their favorite game. there were many different answers. Andrea Green replied by saying. Just relays are my favorite games . Danyelle Redden had a different idea of fun. She replied by saying, Duc'k, Duc'k,G0ose is probably the funnest game 5 we play. Even though they did not all agree on their favorite game, they all agreed they had fun. Little did they know. those fun games served two purposes. Not . only did they have fun but it S t taught them how to constructively have fun, stated third grade teacher, Mrs. Caldwell. So, all in all it made for a perfect end to a . perfect day. is X .xii E x if' if -Kris Adkins A ' Erica Anerberry Lloyd William Be Buster Berry njamin ,22- vi. I X xx 'G' XM 1 ,kyi Matthew Bins: f , V Lewis Bowen f 'T gif' f f B0 WW' , JL Keith Camferdam f , ' 5 h Berry Caps K. i , A 'g l V . fr ..1Qn.fhamWf .rer 5 ,ff if it Elivabeth crm f f' 3' Elilabeth Clexengcr K ij jfs. 1, Matthew Duncan 53 Scott Eadcs f Reed ,pibrmns Andreaxiflireen I X . ,L , t, 4 W. B4.!h.Hilhs at 31 Brian Hughes Cube Isclm Jason Qlalihkal Erik Jordan , Morganliiryes George Mallory . K David Mathews . ' Grant Matthews People I 5 'Pi . ' 1

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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

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