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

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DEC A Teaches Responsibility DECA is an organization composed of students who are enrolled in Dis- tributive Education. These students go to school in the mornings and work at jobs in the afternoon. Their per- formance on the job is evaluated by the employers and by teracher Ms. Julia Fraser. Grade are determined by this evaluation. A successful project of DECA was the Gong Show in January’ with popu- lar Craig O’Neill as master of ceremo- nies. A new project this year was the operation of tne bookstore every morning before school. SHOULD I? - Mark Russell (above left) a judge for the Cong Show, asks the audience if he should gong one of the acts. DO THE MOONWALK! - Senior Ken- neth Ruffin (above right) docs one of the most popular dances as his talent for the j Cong Show. Front row: (L to R) Arkey Akd. Jeff Lloyd. Kris Gauthier, Michelle Creen, Roby Gregory. 2nd row — David Jones. Tony Runions. Paul Justice. Donna Tanksley. Pam Davis. 3rd row — Todd Miller, Tarrie Morse. Tammic N'ewcom. Karen Smith. Sheila Abbott. Teresa Gibson. 4th row — Dee Dee Oliver. Cayle McVay, Becky Sory, Carie Kimmel. Lisa Brunson. Sharon Shuffiek). Sth row — Curtis Bender. Keith Leftwich. Tonya Flow- ers. Teresa Hope. Chris Jones. Mike Benetz, Ron Newmister. 6th row — Eric Doebele. Susan Thompson. Barbara King, Shawna Mealy. Kim Mathis, Donna Flake. 7th row — Tim Brightwell, Mrs. Julia Fraser, sponsor; Jimmy Hodges. Bart Duckett. Not pictured — Mac Etheridge Susan Ellington. Debbie Finney. Grant Tubbs, Todd Parsley. 168 Club»

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FHA Teaches Life Roles The Future Homemakers of America help youths assume their roles in society through Home Economics in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involve- ment. FHA — 1st row — Kelli Arrington. lisa Gwin, rice president-sjami Arrington, president- Sharon Allumbaugh, treasurer; Carmel Johnson. 2nd row — Tammie Doebelc, Donna Tanks! ey. Dana Faw- cett, Pam Davis, Kim Smith, Wanda Crane. Karen Williams. Bridget McCourt. Peggy Sanders. Not pictured — Kim Cox. secretary. FT A — Learning to Teach The Future Teachers of America organization participates in teachers’ appreciation day, and individual mem- bers teach in many local schools. Many members also attended the state con- vention. 1st row — Susie Ericson. secretary; Kara Morris, treasurer; Melanie Thorton, rice president; Mike Bryant, president. 2nd row — Gail Moore, Cindy Shillcutt, Cori Burgctt, Debbie Lowery, Melanie Chism. Sheila Pyle. Terri Walraven. Sandi Tutt, Kelly Fisher. Michelle Kyzer, Tracy Brint, Mark Eubanks. Kay Smith. 3rd row — Kirk Fenton. John Gather, Katie Vire, Kim Smith. Kelly Flynn. dubs 16 7

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HERO-A CLUB FOR ‘SUPERPEOPLE’ HERO stands for Home Economics Related Occupations and students involved in this club attend school in the mornings and work in related jobs in the afternoons. Ms. Cindy Henderson is the sponsor of the club and supervises stu- dents at their jobs. Childcare, interior design, household and institutional man- agement, and food service are some of the areas where students are employed. HENDERSON S HEROS -Club mem- ben Kim Cox. Vickie DycuCTamiAn ton, Angie Stroud, and Sharon Camp help make a poster. st row: Sheila Brockington, Angie Stroud, easurer; Shari Cates. Kelley Cates. Tosca lerbig, Vickie Dycus; president. Sonya [indman, Cindy Johnson, Valerie Johnson, m Nichols. Teri McCraw. Diane Lumlcy. •ebbic Thompson. Teri Organ. Troy Britt. TanU-Arrington; vice-president udy Tay- lorT Valerie Love. David Diamond; reporter. 2nd row — Dina Fawcett. James Kennedy, Tammy Faulk. Melody Wilkins. Sharon Campbell; historian. Kim Bridges. Patty Melton. Theresa Wright. Teresa Bee- son. Julie Farish. 3rd row — Jon Munford, Ms. Henderson. Donald Porter. Sonja Thomas. Paul Brannon. Zina Allen, Cindy Horton. Not pictured — Kim Cox. secre- tary; Marcy Henry, Amy House. Club» 169