Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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The Last Words What else could be said about the 1986-87 school year that hasn't already been said? P.A. had l00fZp attendance at its pep rallies, a television debut on Channel 7, the honor of hosting political figures, as well as a face-lift for the upper school. The seniors enjoyed senioring in the Senior Lounge as well as lunch out twice a week. Another highpoint ofthe year was the Junior High Cheerleaders' ranking eleventh in the N.C.A. Cheerleading Competition. We also had our share of not so bright moments. The punishment for tardies after off- campus lunch, the disappointment of sports-related injuries, and the consequences of painting C.A.C. will long be remembered. However, the student body overcame these not so bright moments and continued to make 1986-87 one of the best school years to date. As the year came to a close, students and faculty alike, found themselves both sorry to see it over and very optimistic about the following year. Enrollment was expected to increase due to consolidation, the Principal's Cabinet had created new programs to put into effect, and there were plans for a Lower School counselor as well as a new speech teacher for the Upper School. One last word - P.A.just seems to get better and better.