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

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Faculty Selects Top Ten Seniors Ten outstanding seniors are selected each year by faculty members. Seniors who were selected for this recognition are Jenny Jurasek, Mei Kuei King, Christy Low, Angela Meadough, Melissa Mount, Cindy Passmore. Marty Peralta, Bryant Starks, Laura Stewart, and Stacey Wil- liams. Jenny Jurasek is a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society and Mu Al- pha Theta. She also is a member of A Capella Choir and served as co-editor of the yearbook. Mei Kuei King attended Girls State. She is a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, FBLA, and she participated in SADD activities. Christy Low has been active in jour- nalism activities and is co-editor of the Banner and the Bruin. Christy is also a member of Beta Club, National Honor So- ciety, Mu Alpha Theta, and she attended Girls State. Angela Meadough has been an out- standing member of the volleyball and basketball teams. She was named to All State and All Conference teams in vol- leyball and basketball. She is also a mem- ber of Spanish Club. Drama Club, and Studies in Afro-American Culture. Melissa Mount attended Girls State. She is a member of Mu Alpha Theta, president of Beta Club and a staff writer for the Banner. She was named to the All Conference teams in volleyball and bas- ketball. Cindy Passmore was homecoming queen and a member of the homecoming court for all three years. She is a cheer- leader, a member of FBLA, SGA, Spanish Club and SADD. Marty Peralta attended Boys State and also participated in the Model UN program. He is a member of SGA, Na- tional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and Spanish Club. Bryant Starks participated in sports as a member of the football team. He at- tended Boys State and was active in ac- tivities of Studies in Afro-American Cul- ture through service as president. Laura Steward is a member of Beta Club, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society. She attended Governor’s School and Girls State. She is a finalist for a National Merit Scholarship. Stacey Williams attended Girls State. She is a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society and Drama Club. She is active in the music program as a member of A Capella choir. (Quotes under pictures were made by fac- ulty members) Jenny Jurasek “a sweet, caring person ... has the brightest smile in school... a quiet, efficient worker. Mei-Kuei King a real do er... works to achieve ... sets high goals for herself Cindy Passmore Marty Peralta bright, amusing ... a good stu- dent ... an outstanding young lady in every aspect a perfect student... participates in all class activities ... enthu- siastic and dependable 50 Just enough

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Seniors High School Isn’t Enough PAPER WORK. Filling out a form is the first step for senior Davina White before getting her picture taken. WHICH POSE? Seniors Laura Steward and Sam Spaulding discuss with photographer Jerry Moak the poses for senior yearbook pictures better than high schooJ in many ways It's what you make of it. Senior Lori James disagrees with Ba- ker and Seward. 'I don't want to go to college. she said. I think you can get a good job without going to college. After high school or graduation James will continue working at her cur- rent job. and she said she wants to get married in the future. Senior Bryant Starks is looking for- ward to college. “I like learning things.” he said. I will be the first one in my family to go to college. Starks plays football currently, but he doesn't plan on playing football in college. He said he wouldn't turn down the chance to play for his favorite pro team the L A. Raiders. I will do a lot of growing up in col- lege. Shelley Baker said. — by Darryl Hampton College, to be or not to be. that is the question. Most seniors feel they should go to college, but some do not. I want to go to college to further my education, so I can get a good job. senior Shelley Baker said. Among Baker's choices of col- leges are Arkansas State University, University of Arkansas, and UALR. Baker said she thinks college will be hard, but since she's paying for it she will study hard. Senior Tanya Seward agrees with Baker You can't get a good job on a high school diploma alone. she said. I think kids today should go to college. Seward said that college will be LOOKING GOOD. Seniors Dusfm Ward and Patrick Wilier wait to have their picture taken For the first time seniors did not have to wear drapes or tuxedos for yearbook pictures Sentors 49

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Christy Low “a pleasure to teach ... seeks improvement for herself... a ca- pable journalist and editor” Bryant Starks “good leadership qualities ... a conscientious, likeable student ... a ‘Mr. Nice Guy’ Angela Meadough “quiet, always dependable ... has the ability to be one of the state's top athletes” Melissa Mount beautiful personality ... level- headed, intellectual, athletic ... what can you say about perfec- tion?” Laura Steward a superb artist... an independ- ent thinker ... open minded ... works to achieve excellence” Stacey Williams “perky, enthusiastic, creative ... good-humored with an infectious laugh ... has many interests Top ten 51