Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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ugene's new 'do. Kim Connor finds mUCh ere she is... Dr. Dowda prepares to put amusement in Les Eugene Lewis's head with the cape on the queen of the Sweetheart pie on it. court. . .1 iii iv . , a,,, -, uf ii. Q, T' f I ,. E . , J'-'L f Q i 2 ze' , , E J' A Sweethelr! Court: Rachel White, Michelle Crawford, Anne Wright, Cathy Shell 1QucenJ,Wesley Massey, Tacy Sundell Denise Mills. 54 Spore.

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The Junior Bruins football team got off to a slow but sure start. ln their first game the Bruins gave Bauxite a run for their money. A pass connection late in the game finished off the Bruins 8 to 6, junior Bruin football: defensive gam and one at the end of the game to finish the Bruins off 22 to 0. The Homecoming game was against the Hazen Hornets. The Bruins victimized the Hornets with a touchdown by Kipp Gillian and an extra point by in a scoreless tie. The Bruins then packed up and headed over to play long time rival CAC. The defense held CAC to a shutout but the offense had trouble converting to the points, the final score was 0 to 0. The bestpart ofour game was the defense. We made a lol of key moves ana' the defense kept us in a lot of games. Coach Mark Smith The next battle was with Des Arc. Three long touchdown runs put Des Arc ahead for the game. The Bruins took a trip to Scott and played a well battled game. Toward the end of the second quarter Rob Fiser connected with tightend Andy Vines for a touchdown. Scott responded with three long touchdown runs Chuck Fiser. The Hornets rallied with a touchdown but were shutdown by the Bruin defense for a 7 to 6 victory. Woodlawn came down to tackle the Bruins but were stopped by the mighty defense. Woodlawn couldn't convert the touchdown and neither could the Bruin offense. The game ended The Bruins went to Mayflower where they had a 7 to 0 victory in the rain with a touchdown by Austin Brightop. They then traveled to Harding for their last game and suffered a 22 to 0 loss. The junior high football team ended up the season with a 3-3-2 record. Junior High Football Team: ffronl rowj Hen Parkinson. Jim Culp, Joseph Hulfine. Chuck Ftser. Danny Eades. Wayland Hill. trow 23 Donell Burkett. Brian Warmouth. Chris Black. And Xines. Wake Young. Jay Meador. Aaron Qapel, Alex Irwin. tmw lj Mark Smith tcoachl. Keiin Schwartl, Austin Brlghtop. Robb Fuser, Chris Moore. Patrick Schueelt. Chance Woods. Kipp Gtlll' l D ll I hl Football

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-. .si 2- asv.,-,.: ,, ' .,.: ,.:, Q .gs fi..-1, . -,si Wgg, 3 595-fi.. Bruins take the gold The 1987 Basketball Homecoming was an occasion to remember. The students felt anxiety as the weather reporters predicted a 90fZp chance of snow for the night of the big game, Bruin victory, 65-53. The Coronation was held at halftime of the boys' game. The sophomore maids were Michelle Crawford and Denise Millsg the junior class was represented by My last homecoming at PA was defnilely the best. Rachel Redman however, all that occured was a faint drizzle of rain. The homecoming festivities began with dress up days such as pajama day when students could be seen in bathrobes and long johns, and crazy day when florescent suspenders, buttons and brightly colored bandanas were the norm. The theme of the week was Bruin Olympics. The halls were decked out in red, white, and blue. There was anything from soccer and basketball decora- tions hanging from the ceiling to racing lanes going down the carpet in the halls. The pep rally sparked .up when the cheer- leaders ran out onto the floor carrying the Olympic torch. The Pulaski Academy Bruins played the Bauxite Miners in an exciting game that ended in a Crowd pleaser. Bruin fans and members of the senior high basketball team intently watch the Homecoming game. Rachel White and Tacy Sundell. The senior class selected Anne Wright and Wesley Massey, Cathy Shell was crowned homecoming queen. Following the game, the Student Council sponsored a dance beginning at 10 p.m. which lasted until 12:30 a.m. Chance Hoag and Brett Davis made their debut as disc jockeys using the school's own sound system provided by the Senior High Student Council. The 1987 Basketball Homecoming was probably summed up in a quote from senior cheerleader Marley Meyer, It was the most fun and exciting basketball homecoming we've ever had! 'TEE Trying out the track. Seniors Kim Connor and Michelle Smith run through the hall on homecoming day, Homecoming 5 5