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

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Principal Says Year Is Unusual “The word that best describes this year is unusual,” said Mr. Fitzgerald when interviewed for the yearbook. He also said that he had especially noticed the friendliness of the student body to themselves and the teachers. Mr. Fitzgerald has been at Sylvan Hills for 12 years, but for the first two years he served as assistant principal. During this time he said that he had dealt with many different type of stu- dents. In observing students he said that a good student is average mentally, open minded, in good health, and has an enthusiasm for living and learning, while a bad student seems to just have a poor attitude about school, and this type of attitude is what causes 99% of the school’s discipline problems.” QUESTIONS — During registration in August, Kirk Koehler, Tosca Cerbig, and Sarah Biggs wait in line to ask Mr. Fitzger- ald questions about schedule changes. 102 Principols

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Faculty We’ve got what it takes to reach the peak, For Sylvan Hills teachers are really unique.

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 Principals Know and Deal With All Students Every morning between 8:30 and 8:35, a voice came over the intercom that saxi. Please Hand for the National Anthem. The man behind this voice w ax Assistant Princi- pal Charles Crcen. who has been here for two yean. To him a model student “has versatility, ambition, warmth, friendliness, pride in himself and in his school, and takes part in extra-curricular activites. Mr. Crcen feeb that tfte Iwd student is transparent, seeks attention, knows the rules, but likes breaking them, has a poor atti- tude about school life and himself, rarely smiles, has no school spirit, makes bad grades, has poor attendance, and can't speak well about anyone.” The things that he liked best about the school year were the friendliness of the students, the rustic atmosphere, and the good reaching staff, lie also added this message, I really like the group of kids in the smoke hole. They are interesting to talk to and are very unique. They are full of life and love living. I do wish, though, that they would he better housekeepers. The new assistant principal is Mr. Call Russell, a former band director at Oak Grove. He said that the friendliness of the student body and the faculty really made him feel at home. I really appreciate that.” was his comment. In his opinion, a model student follows rules, has a developed sense of self-pride and discipline, exhibits a strong sense of school spirit, a good sense of humor, and participates in as manv school activities that a person is capable of. A ! ad student is jtnt the opposite, lie has no school spirit, low self-image, no self-discipline, no respect for authority, and constantly disregards rules and regula- tioni. PAPERWORK, PAPERWORK - Assistant principal Charles Crcen finishes up a daily report. REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOME- ONE — ” .Assistant principal Gail Russell talks with a parent — one of the many tele- phone calls in a day's routine. Principals 103