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

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Pierce Presley Ann Price Victoria Price Scott Provencher Tiffany Pruitt Cathy Queen Chna Radar Megan Ransom Tyrone Randall John Reeves Michelle Reeves Lisa Refiner Angie Reynolds Anna Rhoades Robert Rhodes Bill Ridinger 8obby Riley Zack Riley Lou Riviere Shannon Robert Dan Rodregez Jarme Russell Jay Russell Lisa Russell Amanda Ruple Kara Sanders Candy Santmier Velda Sartin Charlton Seward Susan Schrekenhoffer 62 Just enough

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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

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Juniors What’s For Lunch? Globs of yellow stuff, lumpy brown things, Slabs of unmen- tionables, and greasy french fries, the only recognizable food. This is what we all know of as the school lunch. Many students think there needs to be a better assort- ment of food. “The school lunch is OK. but there's not enough variety, everything is junkfood, Ben Harris said. Some people do not trust the food in the cafeteria. I bring my lunch because I don't want to get ulcers, Ry- an Johnston said. Some people just do not like the school lunch. The pizza is really nasty. Arlan Monroe said. The fries are too greasy, but the chick- en nuggets are good. Every now and then the coke is flat. Many of the students think the only solution is an open campus. I honestly think we need an open campus, so we can eat what we want, Monroe said. I think we need an open campus so we can eat real food, Johnson said. — by Rod Landreth CLEANING CREW. Senior Bobby NEXT PLEASE. Sophomore works in Gtauberg helps juniors Chris 8urgers the snack line in the cafeteria during and Aaron Black clean up after a DE- lunch CA lunch party ON THE TOWN. After eating lunch at the Mam Street cafe in the mall during a journalism field trip, sophomores Shannon Roberts. Laura Allen. Holly Wilkinson, and Cheryl Brock go shop- ping Juniors 63