Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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Emotion was A was t .-'. 1 K Mighty Jackets make dynamic entry. PICTURED ABOVE CENTER Mascot Tinka Hooks, Queen Joyce Wofford, Mascot Randy Harrington, Escorts Burl Camp and Matthew Fort, Maids: Cheryl Crain, Lynn Harper, Patsy Holloway, Vicky Morti- mer, Nita Slyby, Libby Zimmerman, Margaret Webb Brenda Seay, Cathy Horton, Beverly Haynes, Mary Davis and Brenda Burnside, Escorts: Rodger Haynes, Roy Davis, Billy Holloway, Wayne Graves, Larry Allison, Kenny Ashley, Dennis Cramer, Terry Hitt, Don Webb, Steve Jones, Paul Williams and Archie Childers.

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Friday, October 17, was a day filled with joy and ex- citement. Students were scurrying everywhere making last minute preparation. In an assembly program the maids and their escorts were presented, followed by ueen Jo ce Wof and her escorts, co- captains Matthew orte and Burl Camp. Followin the crowning ofthe queen by Supt. Clyde Koon ant? the recessional, the royalty rode in the parade. Homecomin ni ht be an as the ro alt was a ain , E 8 8 I Y Y 8 presented in the pre-game ceremonies. The day came to an exciting close with a triumph over Parkview, Senior Homecoming Stirs A92 ii F' T' F' Co-Captain Matthew Forte crowns queen as co-captain Burl Camp awaits with flowers. Queen Joyce takes traditional walk.

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Homecoming Parade Creates Excitement Hammers, saws, paint, crepe paper, and tissue were the tools of the trade as trucks, trailors, wagons, and cars were turned into works of art, The week passed quickly as classes worked frantically to finish their floats in time for the parade when each float would be judged. The Junior float, Lay Another Victory, won the cash prize for first place, Stomp the Panthers was the theme of the Seniors' second place float, Color guard leads the way. Juniors win first place in float contest. 30