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

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald DeBerry, David Henry, Jerry Rice, Marshall Shumate, Tony Tutt, James Kersey, James Smith, John Moss, David Spender, Leon White, Phillip Bradley, SECOND ROW: Rhonda DeBerry, Carma Westenhaver, Cheryl Blain, Paula Wright. Beckie Tutto, Cathy Welch, Patty Tucker, Denise Duville. Jeali- ma ire Brunner, Paula Webber, Sharon Moore, Shirley Standridge, Patty Wright, THIRD ROW; Jean Ann Gresham, Jeanna Ghent, Deirdre Saville, Sarah Pirtle, Wendy Welch, Gwen Skipper, Beverly Barbee, Vikki Wallace, Vicki Sherrill, Virginia Daus, Dee Pierce, Dayna Carson, Donna Mathis, Marilyn Young, Mrs. Duce. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Fraser, Robin Horner, Cynthia Scroggins, Barbara Box, Debbie Miller, Andy May, Sherri Vint, Debbie Rambo, Nancy Mack, Debbie Fleenor, Donna Rinks, Vicki Bell, Debbie Bryant, Melanie Drum. FBLA expands activities Under the guiding hands of Mrs. Duce and Mrs. Fraser, the FBLA was one of the school's most active groups. Funds raised through the selling of towel calenders and through the collection of dues were used to pay for the many activities that the club engaged in. Among those activities were the State Convention at Hot Springs in April and the Christmas dinner party at NLR North cast. Club members entered many of the skill contests held at the Inter- city and State levels and made good showings. As the president chapter of the Intercity Council, composed of all the schools in Pulaski County, the Sylvan Hills FBLA hosted one Council meeting and participated in almost all of the planning of Council events. All these activities combined to make the FBLA a club enjoyed by almost all of its members. 55

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ABOVE: 1971-72 FBLA officers are. from left to right: Rhonda Deberry. President: Robin Horner. Vice Pres- ident: Jean Ann Gresham. Secre- tary: Wendy Welch. Treasurer; Sharon Moore. Reporter: andjean- maire Brunner. Historian. RIGHT: President Rhonda Deberry and Mrs. Duce discuss the Intercity Council meeting held at SHHS. 54

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Coaley, Earlenc Ott, Carol Tedder, Virginia Daus, Rhonda DeBerry, Jeanv Fetzer, Debbie Wri it, Debbie Fleenor, Nesha Mathis, Mrs. Broyles - sponsor, SECOND ROW: Damira Brooks, Brenda Barnes, JoyceMiller, Delores Bentley, Gwen Skipper, Barbara Box, Dana Carson, Sandy Crouch, Denise Duville, THIRD ROW: Nancy McKay, Beverlv Meadows, Carolyn Futch, Peggy Siders, Sharon Blouir, Sandy Penland, Given Smith, Patricia McKelvey. FOURTH ROW; Marilyn Young, Vicki Sherrill, Linda Dent. Desiree Archer, Cara Hammond. Kathy McSweeny, Debbie Carmichael. Cindy Ilulen, Clara Counts, FIFTH ROW; Donna Mathis, Patti Cosgrove, Kaye Holland, Donna Morgan, Deirdrc oaville, Becky Stewart, Rena Blakley, Janice Lamb. FHA stresses state and national objectives The Future Homemakers of America set out to put more em- phasis on state and national objec- tives and they did just that. For the first time they had a Federation officer and State officer during the same year. They helped both the communi- ty and the school this year through different projects. In December, they held a workshop to make Christmas stockings for Lakeville Children's Home. For a money- making project, they sold cook- books. The Future Homemakers of America club is a very important organization in the school and it is worthy of all the pride the school holds for it. 56