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

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French Club — Off to a Good Start FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a new club on campus. This year there are 35 mem- bers. The officers are Jennifer Johnson, president; Dana Walker, vice-president; Karina Rogers, secretary; Chris Quack- enbush, treasurer; and Paris Embree, reporter. The club members participate in various language fairs around the state and in school activities such as Homecoming and the Miss Sylvan Hills Pageant. 1st row — Dana Walker, vice president; Jennifer Johnson, president; Chris Quack- enhush. treasurer; Karina Rogers, secre- tary; Paris Embree. reporter. 2nd row — Tammy Faulk. Cindy Clark. Renee Moo- ney, Deborah Cross. Sara I-aster, Destra Smith, John Ziegler, Suzctte Switzer, Annette Hale, Becky Bradshcr, Angela Lloyd, Katie Vire. Joe Thornton. 3rd row — Lisa Williams. Susie Kordsmeier, Rhonda Broaddus. 4th row — Mclanii Thornton, Susan Laster. Dec Martin, Sheila Schonart. Sandra Hatch. Kelly Faulkner Dana Hart, Mark Meador. Kara Morris Tina Roberts. Alcthea Smith. Sandi Tutt Mike Foster, Kathryn Young, sponsor. Spanish Club — Los Conquistadores SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club attended many for- eign language fetivals this year. They also won first place in the homecoming float competition. This year the Pulaski County Foreign Language fair was held at Sylvan Hills. The fair included various games, talent shows, and craft sales. 1st row — Andrea Horvath, Tracy Harrity. Dec Martin. Melanie Thorton. Denise Old- ham. Nancy Carrasquillo. vice president; Beth Haynio. secretary; Jerry Martin, trea- surer; Martha Dillard, president; Steve Rash, Susie Ericson, Jean Riviere. Vickie Herida, Ruth Embree. 2nd row — Jeff Nicholson. Sam Stricklin, Suzettc Switzer. 3rd row — John Single, Tom Stack. Don Baker, Tim Sturdivcnt. Jeff Lester. Mark Stafford, Erin Lester. Annette Harris, Ms Steele, sponsor; Paula Martin, l-ewis Pro vinic, Mark Thorton. 182 Clubs

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Breeze Publishes Literary Magazine Breeze is a literary magazine which con- tains poetry, stories, essays, and art work — all done by Sylvan Hills students. Any stu- dent may submit his work for publication. This material is accepted all year until early spring. The Breeze staff is responsible for raising publication money, selecting and organizing the material to be used, and also selling the magazine. Breeze members are not necessarily poets, writers, or artists, although they may be any one or all of these. What all Breeze members have in common is a willingness for hard work and a desire to share the talents of Syl- van Hills students with others. Ms. Pat Fisk is the adviser. lit rowi Ruth Embrcc. Editor; Parts Embrce, Treasurer; Cindy Herida. 2nd row — Annette Hale. Bobetta Bivens. Julia Wood. Eddie Wood. Ken Wallis. Editor; Tammy Darner. 3rd row — Carol Craver, Vicki Herida. Katie Vire. John Cather. Angela Lloyd. Cail Jackson. 4th row — Becky Cotton. Clarence Cooubey. Pam Johnson. Lisa Johnson. Lisa Kyzer. K. C. Crane. 5th row — Andrea Horvath. Kelli Harper. Tracy Kuchcl. Lavetta Johnson. 6th row — Julia Brewer. Mar- tha Dillard. Erin Lester. Mark Eubanks. Kelley Faulkner. Dana McDorman. Donna Vincent, Ragena Eoff, Debbie Bland. Karen Williams. 7th row — Patricia Anderson, Stacy Quackenbush, Toby Isbell. Steve Partridge. James Youngblood. Mieheal Davenport. Allen Cox. Lisa Stuart. Peggy Sanders, Monica Craig. Art Club Adds Color to School 1st row: Shara Hinshaw, Becky Bishop Sec- retary; Susan Everett, Vice-President; Dana Walker, President; Karen Sherrill. Melanie Humphries. 2nd row — Stacy Quackenbush, Monica Craig, Tracy Kuchcl. Rosemary Tayor. Cathy Sneed. Helen Wilhite. Linda Kyzer. 3rd row — Steve Partridge, Barhara McAllister, Janice Ptarson. Mark Crccnwcll, Mark Eubanks. Sandra Hatch, lisa Johnson. 4th row — Toby Isbell, Kent Hickey. Eddie Wood. Holly Vines. Kelley Faulkner, Corina Wright. 5lh row — James Neeley, Jeffrey Tincr, Randy Ward. Pam Johnson, Kelli Harper. dubs 181

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Y-Teens — A Club to Train Leaders Y-Teens is a service and leadership training organization. It is a division of the YWCA. Y-Tcens learn how to seek out areas where they can serve and then learn how to give dependable and qual- ity service. Some of the Y-Teens’ activities this year included the Mother Daughtcr Tea, Father Daughter Night, Awards Banquet, and different conferences. 1st row: (L to R) Rhonda Williams. Mela- nie Chism, Susan Everett. Mandy Cara- way, Lisa Burkeen. 2nd row — Kelly Faulkner. Carla Craft on. Sheila Pyle. Dana Runnells, Robin Weatherford. 3rd row — Shelly Kenner, Kelli Arrington, Melanie Couch. Pam Davis. Vickie lierida. 4th row — Holly Vines, Cigi Boone. Julie Andrews. Brenda Myrick. Cindy Herida. 5th row- — Becky Bishop. Stormy McRae. Sharon Ste- phens. Valerie Johnson. Karen Koehler. 6th row — Amanda Sullivan. Kelli Harper. Kim Caldwell. Student Chapel Is Fellowship Two of every three Tuesdays during the school year, the library is crowded with students of all sizes, shapes, and colors. They have come for Student Chapel, a non-denominational gathering of all who wish to be part of Christian fellowship. Devotional activities include singing and speaking, praying and preaching. Leaders may be students, former students, or ministers of the com- munity. Student Chapel is not a club, has no membership roll, pays no dues. Never- theless, for more than twenty years it has been an active part of Sylvan Hills, providing a reminder that “whosoever lielieveth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” Student Chapel Officere — Julie Farrish. President Pam Wiley, and Robert Sturdi- vant. Club» 183