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

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type of music you to has a great to do with what of person you ft You've got your own BEAT Music is a reflection of people's personalities. The type of music you listen to has a great deal to do with what kind of person you are and the things in life you enjoy. junior Sonya Mar- shall said. Most students agree that music can influ- ence people. In some cases, music does influence peo- ple. Christian music makes me happy. It in- fluences me in a good way. Hard rock influ- ences some people in a bad way. It can lead them to drugs, senior Karin Scharfenberg said. Sophomore Shelby Hudgens agrees with Scharfenberg. Some songs really make me think, some make me depressed, and some make me want to dance. For some students, the most important as- pect of music is the beat. Heavy metal is the best music because it has a stronger and better beat, Hudgens said. Junior Robert Stiles said, I like soul and rap music the best. I like the sound and it's got a good beat. There is a wide variety of music ranging from pop and jazz to rap and heavy metal. Scharfenberg likes pop music the best. “It's fun to sing with and it's easy to dance to. It just makes me happy! Junior Randee Gibson said, My favorite mu- sic is hard rock because I can relate to it. It gives me a feeling of relaxation after being cooped up in school all day. 116 Mini mag by Jenny Jurasek

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 READY TO PLAY. Senior Chris Ken- ner sits in the library with his father and mother on the day he signed a four year football scholarship with Ar- kansas State University. STAND UP FOR THE BEARS. Cheer leaders Jackie Thomas. Amy Beasley. Kim Elliot, and Pam Robertson' show their support for the Bears at a football pep rally as they sing the alma mater READY TO DANCE. Members of the Basketball Homecoming Court watch the game from the stands before the Home- coming dance sponsored by SGA Sen- iors Cindy Passmore and Alan Dabbs were voted Queen and King. Sports closing 115

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2000 thc. ma)°r 0 Where will you lx in thc year 2000? With the turn of a new millennium, there will be many new changes. Accor- ding to many students, technology will be area of change. I can’t wait until the year 2000. It’s not only the turn of the century but it’s also thc turn of the millennium, senior Dara Quackcnbush said. “Everything will probably be high-tech.” Sophomore Kristie Olson sees changes in the year 2000 a different way. I think there will lx differences in people. Not only will their attitudes change, but so will their personalities. I also think that the government will be more organized — I hope.” By the year 2000, most students will be in their late twenties or early thirties. What will you be doing? I'm just going to chill out in the year 2000. I'll probably be playing professional basketball,” sophomore Tenecia Reed said. Senior Kelly Alexander said, ”1 don't really know where I’ll be or what I'll be doing. I’ll probably still be in school. I might be out in the real working world though.” Because of the advances in technology, Quackenbush thinks that people might ac- tually be living in space. “Possibly, there might be some space colonies. We could even be liv- . ing like thc Jetson's!” — by Jenny Juraaek -Si I WANT MY MTV. A large rally was held in Hot Springs by ZOU-98 to try to get MTV back on the - air Sophomore Stewart Isbell won second place in a contest lor this banner that he made. MINI MAG Mini Mag 117