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

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RIGHT: Patti Cosgrove and James Smith (withhisbach to thecamera) help pr epare the eats at the Y -Teens Sweetheart Banquet. BELOW; Y-Teens officers are, from left to right: Jimmie Jackson, Interclub Representative; Lisa Winchester, Record Sec.; Lana Phillips, Points Sec.; Debra Moseley, Pres.; Becky Stewart. Treas.; Sandy Sorrells. Historian, and Cathy Welch, Chap- lain. 42

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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

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Callahan, Lisa Botean, Rene Ratcliff. Lana Phillips. Rhonda DeBerry. Con- nie Holland, Brenda Barnes, Mrs. Harrison. SECOND ROW: Brenda Bowden, Paula Williams, Kathleen O'Nale, Sandy Rennard, Dawn Dutcher, Janet Long, Lynn Brucks, Elizabeth Arey, Beverly Iburg, Maureen O'Nale, Phyllis Miller, THIRD ROW; Dureta Beck, Sharon Philbrook, Serita Gcrbig, Sarah Pirtle, Betty Hardin. Cheryl Dodson, Karen Loomis, Roxanne Hatfield, Donna Rinks, Joyce Hoover, Becky Stewart, FOURTH ROWj Chuck Knight, Charles Kelm, Kenneth Robinson, Randy Gresham, Joe Hardin, Steve Ibbotson, Larry Gilbert, John Elliot, Bruce DeBacher, Keith Permenter. During the Science Club's row- dy first meeting when officer elections were questioned, a com- mittee was formed to draw up the club's first constitution so that of- ficer qualifications would be clear- ly understood. All was quiet until the beginning of 1972 when Presi- dent Eugene Molinaro resigned. As Vice-President. Gary Bull took over, a few members felt that a more experienced person was needed. After a period of confu- sion and uneasiness the club elected a new president. Sandy Rennard. and returned to business. The 1971-72 time-out will certainly help it to become an active organization with money- making and community service projects dealing with science. 43