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

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HERE COME THE CLOWN.! “Come one, come all, to the Junior Class Carnival Clowns, carnival queens, kids and contests — all for one thin dime!” The Junior Class Carnival was a success, but it was only one in a series of fund raising events that the Junior Class hosts to raise money for the Junior-Sen- ior Prom. The carnival was held at the lobby of the football field in September. All clubs were invited to participate. There were many creative booths present at the carnival. They included a sponge throw, football toss, and balloon shave. Student Chapel won the prize for the best booth; Sheila Abbott won the carnival queen contest, by having col- lected the most money for DECA, the club she represented. HEEERRRE'S CLINKY - Clinky the clown (alias junior Eric Hogue) charms Ms. Pat Fisk. Burns ■For LL.eef VOTE FOR BURNS - As a joke. VICA enters Mr. Bums, their sponsor, in the con- test. RAZOR SKILL — Junior Tracy Harrity shows her skill in the balloon shave. 26 Carnival

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 ON THE ROAD AGAIN,” was a familiar phrase to most students, travel- ing to school and back, to friends’ houses, to dates, and even to weekend escapes. These ventures to the open road gave students the sense of freedom until it came to the gas tank. With gas costing over a dollar a gallon, many stu- dents found other ways to travel besides the ever popular automobile. From walking to car pooling, students found ways to get to places no matter what it took. Some would even go to the extreme of having their parents drive them there. “LIFE IN THE FAST LANE - The “little vettc.” driven by senior Susan Pratt, is a money- making project of the Booster Club. “JUST CANT WAIT TO GET ON THE ROAD AGAIN, Senior Benny Jones (left) and sophomores John Brand and Kirk Osborne have their own styles of traveling. Trovelmg 25

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MAN OR MOUSE? - Senior Scan O'Nalc vs. Mr. Gail Russell in an arm wrestling match. Cornivol 27