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

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KEY CLUB SPONSORS PAGEANT The Key Club was involved in many service projects for the school and com- munity this year. The club parked cars for football games and worked in the Booster Club Haunted House. The main project was the SHHS pageant and members escorted the contestants. Every Wednesday two members of the club attended a Kiwanis luncheon. In the spring members attended the state and the national convention. HERE WE CO AGAIN - Kirk Koehler escorts Kelly Fisher in the pageant. Top row: (i.eft to Right) Mike Akel. Mike Bryant. Mark Meador, Keith Rankin. Dar- ren Brown. Jonathon Moses. Kirk Koehler. Tracy Johnston, Joe Molinaro. George Sawaya. Joe Thorton. Scott Edwards. Carl Maddox. Barry Settlcmorc, Toby Isbell, Bill O'Connor. Bcmie Lassiter. Curtis Bar- nett, Ken Hoover. Kevin Roberts. Bottom row: Steve Ruffin. Mark Dawson. Steve Partridge, Creg Clover. Mr. Matchett, sponsor. 176 Key dub

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Fire Marshalls Teach Safety The fire marshalls are a group of stu- dents that are in charge of getting the students out of the school building dur- ing a fire drill. They also make sure that there are no hazardous places in the building that would risk the safety of another student. Ken Hoover is captain and Greg Glover is co-captain. Kneeling — Kenneth Ruffin. Front row: (L to R) David Cagen. Mark Stokes. Phillip Clark. Sherri Kyzer, Ken Hoover, Brian Smith. Carla Watson. Bade row — Gerald Tucker, Keith Rankin, Tracy Brown, Greg Glover, Mike Bryant. Library Club Helps School Bottom row: (L to R) Kelly Jackson, Shelly McMaster, Terri Walravcn, Peggy Sanders. Tracy Rochelle, Julie Starks. Top row — Mike Akcl, Phil Shirley, Randy Ward, Tracy Covert, Rhonda Munn. Tommy Mathis, Norma James. Patricia Anderson, Cassandra Green, James Waite. Clubs 175

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Black Culture Week Is A Success The Black Culture Club was engaged in several activities during the school year which included participation in the Home- coming festivities with a mini float of a bear dressed as a quarterback shown demolishing a panther saying, “Cot ya pan- ther. As the year went on, February 15-21 rolled around and the club had the pleasure of scheduling events for Black Culture Week. One of these events was an essay con- test for tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades on “The Influence of Black History in Poli- tics. Another event was an assembly designat- ing the Legal Systems for the American Blacks from the 18th to the 20th century. A trip to the Art Center to view poetry of prominent black poets on February 23 con- cluded the week's activities. The following students were noted for their out- (landing work in Black History Club: Deborah Graham. Annette Thomas. Angela Brown. Angela Lloyd. Curt» Flint. Lourie Battle . Cayle Flow, en. and Cus Akel. ip row: (Left to Right) Sandra Smith. ;aren Smith, Sherry Doncly, Audrey wis. Debra Graham, Bobby Bell. Curtis Int, Robert Bums. Angla Lod. Annie Wil- ms. John Martindale. and David Caddy, ittom row: Annette Thomas. Phillis Har- r, Wendy Thomas. Dcna Maringe, Nina Ridout. Earline Fairmon, Gail Jackson. Denise Williams, Gail Flowers, Shirley lap- kins. Lourie Battles. Linda Hood. Phillip Bonner, Tina Randall. Carla Watson. Shcr- rilyn James, LaRonda Kindle. Kneeling: Gene Thompson. David King. Chib 177