Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Stl iifh Juniors: moot fast food lt's l2:40 p.m. on a Wednesday afternoon. As students slyly begin to stack books on their desks, their thoughts wander from Algebra, history, or any other academic subject to Pizza Inn and Wendy's. At exactly 12:45, students race out to their cars and zoom out ofthe parking lot, only to be back in 30 minutes. What's wrong with this picture? The sight ofstudents going off campus for lunch on Wednesday has been a familiar sight to P.A.'s upper school students. In the past, however, the off-campus lunch privilege has been reserved for seniors only. But this year, on Wednesdays, the juniors went elsewhere to scarf down lunch. As part of a string of changes at P.A. the seniors received two days a week off- campus lunch and thejuniors received one day. Most ofthe juniors were content with the arrangement. I think it's fair that we get one day a week and the seniors get two. We'll get two when we're seniors, said junior Nancy Bush. I like it, said Chance Hoag, a junior who just moved from Atlanta. I'd never heard of anything like this where I came from. This is cool! Most juniors flocked to the fast food places near the base of Hinson Road. such as Wendy's, Burger King, and even Pizza Inn. While it appeared groups of girls all traveled together,the guys usually took their own cars as junior Brett Davis explained, I usually have to wait for people. so I go by myself and meet people there. Besides, he added jokingly, I might just go to Memphis for a steak. Even though this privilege was greatly appreciated, some juniors, such as Aaron Maune, thought some further changes ought to be considered. Suggested Aaron, I think seniors should be allowed to go off campus everyday, juniors three times a week, and sophomores and freshmen if they can find a ride. Despite the fact that 30 minutes did not seem long enough to accommodate off- campus lunch, the juniors agreed that this privilege broke up the monotony of school and was well worth keeping around. what will this buy? Junior Jason Neal wants to get the most for his money and still have it his way at Burger King during junior lunch out. K.K. Bennett Nancy Blankenship Patrick Boyd Nancy Bush John Clayton People A f' N' X461 g I Brett Davis Stephen Dawson BryaniDunIap Leigh Fiser

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Kate Lanford As president ofthe senior class, Kate has displayed leadership qualities worthy of the office. She consistently strives to promote schol spirit by her devotion to the cheerleaders, the team, and the school in general. Her amiable spirit is appreciated by ,all her classmates especially new students. Kelly Hyde Kelly is a conscientious, hard working student who is willing to devote the time necessary to perfect any endeavor she chooses to undertake. Her school spirit and leadership ability are revealed in her duties as cheerleader and member of the Student Council. Laura Kehler Laura is the kind of intelligent, quiet, sensitive student that teachers wholeheartedly enjoy having in the classroom. Less soft spoken, however, was her contribution to school spirit which was revealed in her years of participation in the Bruin Steppers. Hall of F a

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,, L.. 7, f fwgh, Q Wm u...-......,...,, ood, l'm comin' to ya! Instincts call to these hungry juniors as they hurry off campus for lunch. atin's the name of the game. The freedom to choose where to eat was a newfound privilege for the juniors. efsri Brad Geddes Steve Gingas Chance Hoag Devon Holder Allison Holthoff Renee Howell Derek Jester Chris Jones pc.,,,i. 8ll