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

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Faculty Selects Outstanding Seniors Each year outstanding seniors are selected by a faculty vote to be pictured in the yearbook. Students named to this honor are those who have been out- standing leaders in some area of school life. This honor is not solely determined by scholarship either, but five of the out- standing seniors this year are also ranked in the top ten academically. George Sawaya and Susan Pratt lead the class with 4.0 grade point averages. Mark Dawson is recognized because of his contributions to the athletic pro- gram as well as for his scholarship. He has participated in football and track all three years and is also a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society, A Cap- pella Choir, The Barbership Quartet, and is Key Club president. Ruth Embree served this year as the editor of Breeze, the school’s literary magazine. Other activities of Ruth’s include Drama Club, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, FBLA, and membership in Beta Club and National Honor Society. Greg Finn was named a National Merit Semi-Finalist and Finalist. Greg has been especially active in drama and journalism activities. He has been vic »- president of Drama Club this year and a member all three years. Co-editor of the Greg Finn Banner staff second semester has been another activity. Scholarship honors include BETA Club, National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. Mike Foster recieved a full scholar- ship to the Air Force Academy as a result of his good grades and involve- ment in school life. Mike has played football and baseball all three years. He is a member of French Club, BETA Mark Dawson Mike Foster Club, National Honor Society and was a delegate to Boys’ State. Ken Hoover was also a National Meril Semi-Finalist and Finalist. Ken has beer active in athletics all three years as a member of the football and track teams Key Club, Beta Club, National Honoi Society, and FBLA are organizations he has been active in, and Ken also served as state president for FBLA. Ruth Embree Ken Hoover 40 Honor

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There's Royalty in Music . . . Senior”Margic Ferricher, escorted by Dean O Naltf, Was crowned Band Queen. Band Names Queen “You’ll never walk alone was this year’s theme for the hand homecom- ing of 1980. Margie Ferricher was crowned queen by last year’s hand queen, Kathy Spaulding. Margie’s escort was Dean O Nale. The royalty included Brenda France, escorted by Chuck Browning; Susie Kordsmeier, escorted by Sean O’Nale; Debra Cross, escorted by Steve Mayo; Rhonda Broaddus, escorted by Alan Mobley. Other maids were Deann Oldham, escorted by Benny Jones; Carole Morris, escorted by Greg Harris; and Belinda Ramsey, escorted by Gary Malone. Bond Queen 39

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Leadership Determines Winners Lori Hum has been an asset to the jirls athletic program. She has been a nember of the basketball, volleyball, ind track teams for all three years. A pecial honor for Lori was being named U1 Conference in volleyball. Lori also attended Girls’ State and is a member of he Repertory Theatre. Jennifer Johnson has cheered” her vay through school as a cheerleader all hree years and co-captain this year, ennifer also contributed to the music jrogram as a member of A Cappella Dhoir and Swinging Singers. Student Council, Beta Club, and National Honor iociety are other organizations she has een involved in. Susan Pratt Cathy Pickett is the reigning Miss Syl- van Hills High School. As National Honor Society’s representative, she won the pageant in December. Cathy has also been an active member of Drama Club and Thespians. She attended Girls’ State and Governor’s School last sum- mer. Susan Pratt has also “cheered” her way through school as a cheerleader. Susan has been involved in many areas of school as a member of A Cappella Choir, captain of Swinging Singers, a member of BETA Club, National Honor Society, and FBLA. She also attended Girls’ State. George Sawaya brought recognition George Sawaya to the school by his selection as state BETA Club president. George’s activi- ties included Key Club, National Honor Society, Student Council President (sec- ond semester), A Cappella Choir, and Barbershop Quarter. George was also a member of the casts of all three choir musicals. Pam Wiley is president of Student Ghapel. A gold medal award in drama went to Pam in her junior year as a result of her membership in Drama Club and Thespians. Pam attended Girls’ State and received the “I Dare You” award at the end of her junior year. Pam Wiley Honors 41