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

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Juniors Hit the Road The boll rings and juniors dash from their seats and hurry to their lockers before the tardy bell rings. Students have five minutes be tween classes which are spent in various ways. My friends and I talk about boys and the next class we re going to. Tracy Bronson said I walk down and halls and say hi to my friends Because of talking with friends juniors had a ready supply of ex- cuses they give their teachers when they are tardy I couldn't get my locker open. Kim Burgess said I gol caught up in traffic in the halls. Jason Smith said My classes are too far apart and my locker is in the cafeteria. Shonda Smith said. Juniors also use the excuse they need more time between classes. I think we need ten minutes between classes. Stephanie Ar chibald said. Students need two or three minutes more between classes. Bronson said Some students have bottom lockers and have books dumped on them and sometimes there are fights. Juniors Chris Wildhaber and Tommy Caraway disagree I go to my locker and then to class, Wildhaber said, I have enough time. Juniors make time to get their important things done before the tardy bell I get my friends' homework for last period and ask them about tests. Burgess said — by Sarah Skinner OFF THEY GO. Walking down the stairs, junior Jewel McGinty and senior Regina Collins hurry to their next period class 60 Just enough

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Juniors A Part of Life Work is definitely a part of life. Some juniors have chosen to work now. I like working. junior Alfred Darton said. I can spend my own money now. Darton said that he works the cash register at McDonald's and makes $3.35 an hour. I don't have enough time to do my homework, so my grades are a little bit lower. Although his grades have lowered. Darton said he has learned how to manage his money. I got my job training through my dad, junior Tracy Bronson said. It pays good. She works at Woody's Sher- wood Forest hanging up coats, serving drinks and bus- ing tables. I only work on weekends. Bronson said. 'l make $60 to $100. Bronson said she likes work- ing because it keeps her busy and from being depressed Junior Christine McKnelly said that she has had two jobs. I quit my first job because they treated their employees badly, McKnelly said. McKnelly said that she likes working at Service Merchan- dise a lot better than her first job. Working makes me feel in- dependent. and more respon- sible. McKnelly said. McKnelly said she doesn't do all her homework, so her grades could be better. There is a lot to learn, McKnelly said. The custom- ers scream at you. — by Darryl Hampton SACKING IT UP. Junior Aaron Black sacks a customer's groceries at Safeway in Sherwood WORKING HARD. At Wendy's on Mc- Cain Btvd.. tumor Seth Heldenbrand fills an order WHAT A BARGAIN. At her |Ob at Service Merchandise, junior Christine McKnelly looks over the numbers on a sales ticket Juniors 59

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Greg Mathcny Patricia Mayden Darcy McClune David WcCroskey Jimmy McElyea Ray McFadden Jewel McGinty Leann McKee Christine McKnelly Tim McMinn Trey McNeil Jamie Me New Slade McPherson Melissa Meeks Kurt Morrell Robbie Middleton David Miller Tim Mitchell Corey Moline Arlan Monroe Melissa Montgomery Rhonda Morris Charla Morrison Mike Mosley Randy Noah Chris Nevil Brandi O'Donnell Jamie Organ Brad Orell Brad Olis Danny Owen Valerie Owen Kelley Ozment Kim Passmore Holly Patrick Perrin Peacock T isha Pearce Miranda Perkins Lisa Phillips Mike Phillips Jennifer Piker John Pilkington Susan Pinkston Janice Pills Lon Pounor David Powell Patrick Powell Chris Pralt Juniors 61