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

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‘The time we put into making the projects is long but it’s nice to watch them go right.’ — Brandt Carmical Autobody FRONT ROW. Sponsor William Sexton. George Heard. Jell Jack. Mike Brewer. James Morns 2nd ROW. Carlisle Shelby. Joel Williams. Charles Cagle. Bobby Edens. David Harness 3rd ROW. Ronnie Litaker. David Allwhile AIASA FRONT ROW. David Rodgers. Jeff Vandenberg. JoJo Green. Pierce Presley 2nd ROW. Sponsor David Gammill. Mike Buchanan. Mall Carr, Harry McMillan 3rd ROW. Billy King. Shawn Roachell. Mick Langley. Brandi Carmical TAPING IT UP. During Aulobody class, junior Rus- sell Holloway lapes up a van. Aulobody — AIASA 167

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Sericus business In AIASA students get the chance to create individual projects for compe- tition. American Industrial Arts Student As- sociation. (AIASA) is made up of Ex- ploratory Drafting and also Trade and Industry students. Club members of AIASA get to make projects on their own for a cost of $5.00 for materials. They have the choice of developing a car or a bridge out of balsa wood. If their projects are good enough they can go to state or even national charm pionships. rn more about clubs in gen- Members of AIASA like these proj- ects. The projects are always fun, sophomore and sergeant of arms. Brandt Carmical said, who got in the club to learn more about clubs in gen- eral. The time we put into the projects is long but it's worth it to watch them go right, he added. We talk about projects that we can do for the school and in the near fu- ture, sophomore and secretary Jon Fisher said. — by Jerry Wilcox GETTING IT RIGHT. Teacbcr David Gammill EYESTRAIN. Senior David Allwhile checks his and junior Pierce Presley check their calculations welding in Autobody class, on a computer in the drafting room. 166 Into engouh

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For Ads Enough. Students have many different opinions on what is the most important aspect when shopping. The most important thing while shopping has got to be a charge card, sophomore Cheryl Brock said. With a charge card and a good attitude, you’ll walk out completely in debt, but with a smile. Trying to con a parent into getting something somewhere besides a dollar general store may be a difficult problem for some. I look for expensive clothes that I can talk Mom into buying, by telling her that she would feel good about doing her son a good deed, junior Karl Beavers said. 168 Ads enough