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

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“Everybody likes to go to Kingfish because it’s a great place to be in your own group to dance and even meet people.” — Todd Fitzgerald, 10y WASTIN' TIME. Before class. Exchange stu- dents Josfee Hamel and Tina Schewe enjoy the autumn sunshine Weekend hangouts 19

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Hangin’ Out What's hot — what's not Charlie s. Trackside, and Geyer Springs gave way to Kingfish. Maz- zio's. and Levy as this year's most popular hangouts. Mazzio's and Kingfish were the newest places to go, with Mazzio's drawing the crowd after football games and Kingfish providing the hottest dance floor. I go to Mazzio's on Fridays, to Kingfish. or to a party if there is one. senior Cheryl Ahart said. I used to go to Charlie's, and I liked it. it was fun. But now Kingfish is really the only place to dance, so I go there, she said. Others go simply because eve- ryone else does. I go to Mazzio's after games and sometimes to Kingfish. senior Rod- ney Cambell said. It's fun and everybody can get together. That's what everybody else does. he said. Levy replaced Geyer as the place to cruise this year, but by the end of the year it was boring according to some. Levy's dead, Ahart said. I hardly ever go there anymore. Some people don't even hang out at all. I don’t really hang out,” senior Ken Hobbs said. If there's some- place to go. I go there. he said. I don’t have time to hang out, senior Tanya Seward said. “I have to work. — by Miranda Perkins NEW HOT SPOT. This year a popular place lo hang out after ball games and on week- ends is Mazzio's Pizza 'MAC TONIGHT. Junior Scott Clark waits in line at McDonald's, a popular place for Sylvan Hills students to get a quick bite for lunch or before going out at night. 18 Never enough

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COLD FEET. Juniors Toni Frasier and Tam my Winchester and Sophomore Holly Wil- kinson enjoy their winter vacation during Ar- kansas' biggest snow of the century “My ideal vacation would be to go to the Bahamas because I really love the beaches there.” — Sophomore Angela Gulleyv 20 Never enough