Sylvan Hills High School - Bruin Yearbook (Sherwood, AR)

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Welch, Lana Phillips, Becky Stewart, Debra Moseley. Lisa Winchester, Jim- mie Jackson, Sandy Sorrells, Mrs. Giampctro - Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Nancy Mack. Carma Westenhaver, Laurie Gillihan, Jeany Fetzer, Cara Hammond. Cindy Mealy, Marilyn Elliot. Shannon Haggerman. Suzanne Milner, Clara Counts, Sharon Earnhart. Andy May, Kay Holland, Ann Ethridge, Debra Terry. Lisa Lollar, Peggy Johnson, Wendy Rogers, Donna Henderson, THIRD ROW; Linda Kelley, Gina Hatfield, Diane Edmondson, Debra Carmical, Mary Jo Pleasant, Jan Hamilton, Brenda Broyles, Becky Bennett, Janet Hicks, Paula Broyles, Sherry Vint, Patti Cosgrove, Joan Pettus, Robin Mann, Desiree Archer, Kathy Epperson, Jeanna Ghent, Cheryl Blain, FOURTH ROW; Rose Adams, Sherry Watson, Donna Smith, Beverly Meadows, Damita Brooks, Brenda Barnes, Connie Holland, Sandra Calva, Janet Hicks, Gail Mantooth, Debbie Fitzgerald, Nesha Mathis, Karen Poe. Cathy Miller, Barbara Ray, Phyllis Miller, Patti Jones, Donna Harper, FIFTH ROW; Sharon Moore, Gail Bennett, Jackie Jernigan, Janice Lawhon, Patty Wright, Lisa Morman, Janice Lamb, Rena Blakley, Donna Rinks, Carolyn Brush, Linda Smith, Deirdre Saville, Cynthis Scrog- gins, Billie Ard, Darcy Grass, Lydia Downs, Sonya Hanncr, Cathy Holland, SIXTH ROW: Vicki Sherrill, Debbie Deter, Terry Dillie, Larolin Dillie, Valerie Creston, Ann Tate. Becky Thompson, Mary Francis Braden, Brenda Bridges, Vickie Frazier, Debbie Parks, Brenda Bowden. Carolvn Young. Debbie Fleenor, Debbie Adams, Lou Ann Dickey, Delores Robinson, SEVENTH ROW; Debbie Miller, Linda Dent, Cheryl Mitchell, Margie Firestone, Joyce Hoover, Terri Thomason, Wanda Sims, Debbie Morris, Donna Brush, Sherry Booe, Peggy Sivers, Karolyn Futch, Gail Davidson, Lynn Brucks, Kathy Gifford, Janie Armellini, MandeeHall, Cheryl Wood. Suzy Powell. EIGHTH ROW; Wendy Welch, Libby Me Moran, Janet Crafton, Vicki McGraw, Beverly Giesey, Patti Tucker, Rhonda DeBerry, Denise Duville, Donna Rahanner, Jan Tate, Jeanne Parker, Carol Coaley, Donna Mathis, Robin Fine, Mary Carole Gentry, Deanna Pierce, Becca Formica, Karla Foiles. NINTH ROW; Paula Wright, Carla Smith, Sherry Moore, Carol Carr, Penny Wagner, Ann West. Earlene On. Debi Nesbitt. Debbie Thalmueller, Terri Edomnston, Toni Edmonston, Sharon Blouir, Toni Holder, Sharon Corbett, Donita Hanson, Becky Simpson. 40

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Gary Dycus, Shane Givens. Carolyn Andrews. Sandi Rinks. SECOND ROW; Beverly Wilkerson, Brenda Phillips. Sandy Bennett. Deborah Nipps, Kathy Shuffield, Linda Davies. Gayle McManus. Debbie Smith. Deanne Glass. Carla Weeks. Pam Wilkins. Mrs. Miller - Sponsor. THIRD ROW; Ronald Kelley, John House. Don Skinner. Mike Sharp. Chris Taylor. Gary DuBusk. Chuck Daus, Ronald Wil- liams, Johnny Mullins, Mike Gilkerson, Benny Wilson. Eddie Ison. John McKay. Butch Davison. The General Cooperative Educa- tion Club in its second year at Syl- van Hills, is composed of members of the General Cooperative class. Each member attended classes in the mornings and worked during the afternoon. Because of that, busi- ness meetings for the club were conducted during regular class periods. In the spring, an employer-em- ployee banquet was held. Each student was his employer's host and entertainment was furnished. To raise funds for the banquet the club sold doughnuts and screwdriver sets. G.C.E. OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT WERE; Shane Givens. V P.; Gary Dicus, Pres.; and Sandi Rinks, Assistant Sec. - Treas. 39

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School’s largest group provides fun fellowship for girls How do you get 123 girls into one room? That’s one of the prob- lems you might have encountered during a Monday meeting of the Y-Teens, in the ever-shrinking Chemistry room. Y-Teens, a Christian organization affiliated with the YWCA, was the largest club in Sylvan Hills and we 11-de- served the trophy for outstanding membership received in 1971. Y-Teens is also a service organ- ization, performing various services to the community and school with money they raise. Money-making projects for this year included candle sales, to boost school spirit and wri- ting abilities, and a Hearts and Hands auction. All these projects required cooperation in working to- gether and the will to get things done, under the guidance of advi- sors, Jeanne Giampetro and Julia Fraser, But the Y-Teens is not all work and no play. Several picnics, a Razorback listening party, a Come as you are breakfast, and a Valen- tine’s Day banquet, among other things, served to bring that grand total of girls together just to have fun. Conventions attended by Sylvan Hills delegates to the tune of Pearly Shells and Do your Ears Hang Low? , were district conven- tion at Camp Tanako and regional conference in Little Rock. For $2.00, any girl can join. Requirements are hopes, morals, and interest in working in the club for its good. 41