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

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A A A A STATE TITLE Pint row: W ilium Wootverton. lory Ujto. Charle Heoo- ks. Dewayne Wmchevter. Brad Kaatm. lav Hall. Ronald Wition. Stark Dawioo. Keith Rankin. Jeft Wade. Mike Fotlrr. Tracy Johntton. Neal Hart. Glen Gwatney. Kandy llindman Second row — Cbm Shdlcutt. Tracy Bonrr. Kirk Koehler. Kirk Fenton. Jeff Honorable. Dour Stout. Jokn Stewart, Billy Martin. Randv Verboon. Danny McCiU. Mark Pena Third row — Krvm Lind. Daniel Andrew . David William . Tom Stark. Jim Snow. Steve Shepard. Tony Bryant. Janmy Barnard. Chad Hill. Scott Miller Fourth row — Mark'DamelowK . CKarte Soul hall. Don Server. IWwrt Wilco en. Danny Borai(|H, Cbm llenderdot, David Blanton. Randv Mceden. Barry McCiU, Cary Stroud. Chock Allen Fifth row - Mark Stoke . Tracv Brown. Ken Hoover. Trait McCaudaren. Leoeurd Hall. Danny McCuan. John lander . Tony S ilk env Frank Kovmach. Jame Scott Sitth row — Mark Mal- lard. Mike McFarlane. Thomat Benton. Jay Dickervon, Robert Guru. CKnt Wunrburger, Grey ! anv Dean Cer- rato. Bob Miller. Mark Cleveland Seventh row — Coache — Paul Cody. Ron Sebavtain. Bobby Agee. Tommy Solomon, Inuit Salley. Botihy Kubankv Danny Thomat and manager Steve Partndge. Foolbol 119

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BEARS CLAIM Four yean ago the Sylvan Hills Junior High football team set a standard that will long Be remembered. Their iron-curtain defense allowed only seven points to be scored against them the whole year. They ended the season with a perfect 10-0 record. “Wait 'til we’re seniors was what many students were saying. The team’s dedication and spirit didn’t taper off. but grew through the next three years. Their determination led them to still another winning season. This time they were seniors. The 1980 team ignored predictions of Wadie Moore, who had in the past years dubbed any Sylvan Hills team that looked decent, “the Cinderella team. The Arkansas Democrat and the Arkansas Gazette ranked the Bears second in the state in their final poll. Democrat writer William Rogers said, “The Bears looked super in their play-off games.” The Gazette named three players, Randy Hindman, Robert Wilcoxen and Mark Danielow- icz to the Gazette super team, and named coach Paul Cody Coach of the Year. Besides receiving the honored title “AAAA State Champions,” the Bears were awarded cham- pionship rings. The Booster Club conducted fund raising Tor the team by coDecting donations, and sponsoring Sylvan Hills day at Shoncy’s. The mothers worked as waitresses and the fathers as bus boys. Shoney's donated 50% of all proceeds to the Bears. A 11-0-1 record, and a state title made this a year that you wouldn’t want to have missed! 19 80 CLASS AAAA -- STATE CHAMPIONS ■I 118 Football

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 10 — Randy Hindman 11 — Keith Rankin 12 — Mark Dawson 13 — Neal Hart 15 — Brad Eastin 18 — Glen Gwatncy — Mark Danielowicz — Mark Cleveland — Mark Pena — Bob Miller — Tracy Brown — Mike Foster — Jay Han — Kirk Koehler — Mark Stokes 120 Football