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

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‘The activities that SGA are involved in are important to student life such as dances and homecoming’ — Shelley Baker Student Congress FRONT ROW. Kim Mount. Stacey Sisson BACK ROW. Charlton Seward. Lisa Williams. John Steward SGA FRONT ROW. Co Sponosr Wanda Hams. Co Sponsor Linda Nevils. Secretary Kim Elliot. Vice President Amy Beasley. President Holly Hen- derson. Treasurer Patrick Miller. Sponsor Sharon O'Neil. 2nd ROW. Shelly Sontag. Heidi Breeding. Annette Guajardo. Billy Wilmot. Kristi Walker. Tiffani Barber, Shelley Baker. Amanda Ruplc. Wendy King. Carla Crone 3rd ROW. Jenny Jurasck. Lisa St John. Valeric Owen. Kelly Oz ment. Brittany Thompson. Betney Sheets. De- anne Carton. Charlton Sewart BACK ROW. Lisa Reltner. Marty Peralta. Blake Ramsey. Lisa Crum. Kim Greer. Brandi Bunting. Karen James. Davena White. FOOD FOR THOUGHT. During a SGA meeting co sponsors Beth Smith and Wanda Harris discuss the upcoming Northeast basketball game Student Congress — SGA 157

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Ai aking a difference Student Government Association (SGA) is an organization made up of representatives elected by the student body. SGA's purpose is to carry out school activities such as dances, homecoming, and pep rallies. SGA se- nior Jenny Jurasek said. Co-sponsor Wanda Harris said that this is her first year as co-sponsor of SGA. SGA is similar to drill team; school spirit is our purpose, she said. Harris is also the sponsor of drill team. She said that sponsoring both is easy because of their similarity. Senior Shelley Baker said that this is her fourth year to be in SGA. The activities that SGA are involved in are important to student life such as dances and homecoming, she said. We have to put forth a lot of effort or else the work won't get done. SGA senior Patrick Miller said SGA's purpose is to let student's voices be heard and represented by the students chosen to be leaders by their peers. I think the majority of our members are dedicated and give a lot of effort, Miller said. Co-sponsor Beth Smith said that SGA is a very close representation of the student's feelings and ideas. We’re responsible for the changes that better suit the students' needs. she said. — by Darryl Hampton LET’S EAT. Before school started in September. SGA hosted a luncheon for faculty members History teacher Bobctte Manees visits with As- sistant Principal Charles Ferriter and Principal Robert Sullenger FEARLESS LEADERS. Student Government Association Officers — Treasurer Patrick Miller; Secretary Kim Elliot. Vice President Amy Beas- ley; and President Holly Henderson 156 Into enough

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Governor’s School ■I Front Row: Laura Steward. Alan Murphy 2nd Row: Stacey Williams. Jennifer Atkins Back Row: Tim Carlock. Monica Staggs. Chris Moline. Tony Jones Girls’ State Front Row: Laura Steward. Melissa Mount. An nette Kulbeth Back Row: Mci Kuci King. Christy Low. Susan Sulcer. Davma White Not pictured: Shelley Son tag Boys’ State Scott Breshears. Jon Fischbach, Patrick Miller. Marty Peralta. Mark Barr. Cliff Grisham Not pic- tured Jason Baxter and Bryant Starks 158 Into enough