Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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f 2 w 'gi 4 th gif We're a huggalole bunch According to English teacher, Mrs. Judy Rice, The freshman class of 1990 has more school spirit than any other class, and that spirit is here to stay! The freshman class of 1990 was a lively bunch. They were full of love and enthusiasm for both their school and each other. Many strong friendships were built among this class and these friendships tended to keep getting better and better. This class possessed some very unique qualities based on their closeness and love for each other. There aren't cliquesg we're all very close, and we treat each other as individuals, said freshman Meredith McKay. A rather strong bond existed among the girls ofthe freshman class. Everybody is friends with each other and we don't gossip behind each other's back, remarked Ginny Freeman. Each girl had a distinct and unique quality. Whether it was band, drill team, cheerleading, flag line, or any other activity, each girl was special. At the beginning of the school year, many new goals were set. Among these, many girls aimed to reach out and get to know their classmates better. Robyn Shirey said, I'd like to get to know all my classmates better. Melinda Bobbitt stated one of her goals as to get to know people better. To be a freshman was an exciting privilege. Being a freshman had many advantages and was another step made on the ladder of success. We get more privileges and everybody doesn't treat you like a two- year-old, said Carissa Meyer, expressing one of her favorite things about being a freshman. For freshmen are the bottom step of the Senior High ladder, but the top step of the Junior High ladder. The freshman class of 1990 did possess some impressive qualities. Everybody is such close friends and we're like a big family, quoted Ashley Brewer. The freshman class aimed to keep the family together. l want to get everybody to stay at P.A.g I don't want to go back to my twenty year reunion with twenty people there, said Ginny Freeman. This freshman class definitely was a fresh group, and will forever remain a huggable bunch. at 'f A .,,,, fa , A: ' 3545? Eli g, ,Jn ,,,. , ,, ,.., .,. f,,,,m,,, 1, 1 b Anderson ff? orri Eaiimgardnere I Siihristcpher Black z?MeIinda Bobbin 'fwgkshlcy Brewer 1, . Xvxlisrin Brigfilop K 'K' K :gjnell Burkett yfvid Burns V, A fphanic Campbell , ,j ' f'11f' . 'H ik:-Eielle Clintbn Dickens rf i - cj Duniap 'N oma Erwin ,lisa Faust 5 V, obb Fiser People 'uf 4213. ! I ! xii I i Q f W t 5 '1 74 1 X W fN x

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im. 'is 'fm Nw. 'Nw-. N-. 5-qw! -vw ram session. Freshman girls compare notes one final time beforea major science test. Between classes they meet in the hall to share a time ofserious concentration. ippety Doo-Dah, Zippety Day, my oh my what a wonderful day. Freshman Julie Kol expresses a feeling of happiness because seventh period is finally over. 5 . l ta if -fzjiii' 1 '5:a,5,',' , sw , -W . f , . if ,Q M32 'F , Q Ginny Freema Christy Gardn T Kipp oiuiarhlg I Heather Goaccg, Jennifer Grccnfieldx ,ar K -..qr . if Kerry Hamill Stephanie Har ' on! Wesley Harri Scot! Hearnsbcr Kirk Holeman' Ale ,..J vet? f x D t Heidi Hoagl-if Michael Holthoff Mary Eliubeth H nnesf Shannon Hu 't Alex Irwin People 8