Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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til 'BA' -L Q. ln Their Spare Time 7 A by Kristy Bolton Every evening when grade school counselor Jill Sherer comes home from a long day at work, she is greeted with a kiss from her seven dogs. This is just one of the many tricks that she has trained her dogs to do. Miss Sherer became interested in training dogs when she got her first dog at age 12. She explained, My mother insisted that we have a well behaved dog and sent the dog la Shel- tiel and me off to obedience school. I really enjoyed it and have trained every dog I have owned since. She now owns five Belgian sheepdogs, one Shetland sheepdog fShel- tiel , and one Papillon. Before showing one of her dogs, she gener- ally works with it a half hour per day, five to six days per week, for about two to three months. She has received over 100 trophies and is very proud of her dogs. Every one that she has shown has been rated in the top 10 for its breed in the national rating system. Chestine Lee Librarian Joe 5 Lee, ll Carpentry Athelene Lewis Third Stanley Little Drafting

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David Holcombe Agriculture Kenny Holland Counselor Navada Jeffries Auto Mechanics Delores Jenkins Home Economics Cheryl Jones Reading Randall Jones Social Studies Maxyne Kelly Fourth Rita Knight First Ted Knight Fifth Ola Landon Third Judy Larmon Counselor Aglae Lawson Kindergarten fir M, ll W

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John Luper Drivers' Education Jerry Lustig Crafts Jo Ella Marion Special Education 0'5- 'W In Their Spare Time by Kristy Bolton lt is an honor and a responsibili- ty, stated David Ellenberg, high school social studies teacher, when asked why he joined the Army Reserves. He has served for five years now, and is presently Company Com- mander of a One Station Training Unit. Mr. Ellenberg serves one weekend a month and two weeks in the sum- mer. He has been stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Fort Leonard, Mis- souri, Fort Polk, Louisiana, and Fort Chaffee, Arkansas. Since age 13, he has.been in a mili- tary uniform. He attended Oklahoma Military Academy for six years and from 1972 to 1975 he was in active duty at Fort Knox, Kansas, Fort Sill, Oklahoma and Korea. lt was a hard habit, he commented, but one l'm proud I haven't broken.