Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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True blue. Sophomore Jay Porter passes through the new blue doors in the upper school. Politics at PA. Representative Tommy Robinson converses with Dr. Dowda and Kim Connorduring his visit to Pulaski Academy. Opening

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Ope lin fwttiineir' our s The 1986-87 school year at PA can be- summed up in one word, CHANGE, and change it did. Pulaski Academy encountered not only a change of appearance, but a change in student attitudes as well. Each student attending PA wanted to, which led to revived school spirit as well as immeasurable pride. The upper school underwent a face lift by the installation of new carpet and a fresh coat of paint. But perhaps the most noticeable changes were the new blue doors and the senior lounge. The renovation gave the upper school its own identity and the lounge gave the seniors a place of their own. People began to realize that they were not only PA and Proud, but PA and priviledged as well. Where else can students enjoy the luxury of dining off campus for lunch? PA students also found that this year they could bring previously unregistered guests to their dances. This new privilege helped make these dances some of the best ever. PA students even found themselves as a feature story on the evening news and enjoyed the media coverage of their own political rally, Election '86, Allin all this year turned out to be a monumental one. Everyone enjoyed the new changes and a positive atmosphere could be felt around the school. The future was looking brighter every day. In other words, the best had come.

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