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

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Congratulations Banner and Bruin Seniors Mark Barr Cary Chism Jason Clark Renee Crain Jenny Jurasck ADDING IT UP. Writing a receipt tor a senior ad is business manager Chris- tie Schleiff. Christy Low Melissa Mount Missy Norman Dara Quackenbush Christie Schleiff Lisa Thornsbcrry BAREFOOT. At the Kansas City JEA NESPA Convention in November. :o-editor Christy Low waits to check in the hotel MR. SANDMAN? Senior Mark Barr takes a nap on the plane to the JEA NESPA convention in Kan- sas City in November BRAIN STRAIN. Journalism senior Lisa Thornsberry tries to find an idea tor her newspaper column Dribblets. TAKING IT EASY. Seniors Cary Chism. Dara Quackenbush. and Christy Low dis- cuss plans for the newspaper with Hohmer Hail the director ot Bai State University journalism workshop in Muncie. Indiana They attended the workshop last Juty Ads 223

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Homecoming Happenings JUNIOR SPIRIT. During Homecoming spirit week, junior Dana Doyle celebrates by writing on her (ace PAW PAINTING. Before the homecoming game, Student Government memb Davina White. Jackie Thomas, and Kim Greer paint banners to promote spiri You've come a long way from the turtle room Renee Thomas We are very proud of you and we love you very much Love, Mom Kevin JOSEPH C. PINNEY, D.D.S. 7522 HIGHWAY 107 SHERWOOD, AR 72116 (501) 835-1130 222 Ads enough

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Bruin Staff The view from here ... I think I've really learned a lot in yearbook It's been a lot of work but it's been fun. student life editor Kelly Hurst I think the best experiences are the ones with your new friends at camp — like walking into a pole. sophomore Jennifer Morgan Sometimes I think I'll go crazy at deadline time but it's always an ex- citing class. junior Christine McKnclly The worst part of yearbook is two (Jays before deadline and you re- alize that you need four pictures and three stories and you only have one picture and no stories clubs academics editor Darryl Hampton My favorite part is knowing what everybody's ad looks like. business manager Christie Schleiff My favorite thing is that I get to work very closely with the computer FRONT ROW. Elizabeth Metzger. Kelly Hurst. Cary Chism. Miranda Perkins. Stewart Isbell, co editor Jenny Jurasek, sponsor Dixie Marlin 2ND ROW. Jerry Witcox, Rod Lan- drelh. Christine McKnelly. Shannon Peceny. coeditor Christy Low. business manager Christie Schlcill. Tamara Hollins 3RD ROW. Ronica Kramer. Jennifer Morgan. Sarah Skin- ner. Darryl Hampton PICTURE PAGES. People editor Sarah Skin- ner explains how the layout should look to sophomore Jennifer Morgan and see the book before everyone else. junior Rod Landreth Yearbook has been a knee slappm'. foot stompin' time, except around deadlines. people editor Sarah Skinner The best part of yearbook is the interviewing. The worst is rewriting your stories. sophomore Tamara Hollins Yearbook is okay I guess. It's fun sometimes but most of the time it's a pain. sophomore Jerry Wilcox I get to read the book that's 1 on the best seller s list at school before it's even published. sports editor Cary Chism It's probably the best class I've ever had — except deadlines. sophomore Stewart Isbell Yearbook is fun once all of the deadlines are over. Going through all of this pain was worth it in the end.” sophomore Shannon Peceny I wouldn't have made it without Cary to give me advice; Kelly to walk. talk, and generally have a good time; and Mark to keep joyful and triumphant assistant sports editor Miranda Per- kins The worst part about yearbook is when somebody says the day be- fore deadline, 'but I didn't know how to do if. co-editor Christy Low My favorite thing is being able to design pages. It's fun to see what it looks like once the yearbook is com- plete. co editor Jenny Jurasek I often feel I'm running a photog- raphy studio instead of teaching school. sponsor Dixie Martin 224 Bunn