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

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And if that’s not enough HARACTER We’ve got just enough. With 1060 students, each has a special way of fitting in. “I fit in the school quietly. I am not that active in school activities,” junior Sarah Skinner said. ‘‘I never really thought about how I fit in. Some people desperately try to belong, but they will never meet society’s standards of fitting in,” senior Kristy Honeycutt said. Other students think they are just part of the crowd. Senior Mark Barr said, ‘‘I fit in like a duck in a duck pond. I just paddle along like everyone else.” — by Jenny Jurasek 30 Just enough

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Take if all Pageant is big success Senior Kathy Ellis was crowned Miss Sylvan Hills at the school pag- eant December 5. The pageant is sponsored yearly by the Junior Ex- ecutive Committee to help pay tor the Junior Senior prom. Other winners were first runner- up. Brandi Bunting, and second run- ner-up. Monica Staggs. Other final- ists include Kristi Walker and Susan Schrenkenhoffer. The theme was “On the Edge of a Dream. Entertainment for the eve- ning was provided by graduate Mike Payne; seniors Valorie Fogle and Tina Davis; and 1986 Miss Sylvan Hills. Mecy McGehee. We had twenty contestants. choir teacher and one of the spon- sors. Greg Murry said. All of them had to find two business sponsors of $25 each. The club that spon- sored each girl was required to pay an entry fee of $10 for each contestant.” In other facets of the pageant. D'wana Hall was named talent winner Brandi Bunting was the winner in the sportswear division; Monica Staggs won in the eve- ning gown category; and Shelley Baker was chosen Miss Conge- niality. Junior Miranda Perkins, mem- ber of the Junior Class Executive Committee, said the pageant was definitely a success. I think the pageant was a suc- cess because we made more money than we spent. she said Murry said the pageant grossed around $2500 before ex- penses. - by Kelly Hurst LOOKIN' SHARP. As the judges made their decision, the contestants modeled their eve- ning gowns Shelley Baker — Miss Congeniality Pageant 29

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 ON THE EDGE. During one of the two outside pep rallies, junior Jeff Wood looks on as the drill team performs to promote school spirit. WHOOO PIG SOOIE! Senior hog fans attended a Razorback football game and get a taste of college life during a Schol- ar's day weekend BUSTIN’ OUT. Junior Derek Bentley breaks out of a refrigerator box he carried around and wore for a unique change in school rou- tine People 31