Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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With luck and o little more education I hope to have a career that contains meeting and helping different types of people. Dean Weith l see my future as me becoming a secretory or key-punch operator. Then later on maybe some trav- eling, marriage, settling down and raising a family. Ellen Gentry After finishing high school I plan on going to Vo-Tech school and becoming a draftsman. Jimmy Freeman 'I've always wanted to be a nurse so after I get married this spring I plan to attend nursing school. Colleen Williams X ix ' After graduation, I hope to succeed in Busi- Oh, I don't know. Maybe a iob as o typist or I ness Management. But first, comes God. I think I would like to go to beauty school. hope to convert the unsaved to Christ. Monty Bosher Seniors Plan!l0l

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e Seniors Tell Of Future Plans. With the present recession and massive unemployment, many SHS seniors will find that their long awaited diploma will not carry as much prestige as they may have been taught to believe. Instead, they may be faced with the choice of either taking what iobs there may be or trying to scrounge up enough money for further education. We asked these seniors how they plan to handle the situation, and here are their responses. I hope to attend college and get a degree in accounting. I would like to become an accountant after college, because I enioy the challenge that bookkeeping presents. Nancy French I plan to attend UALR and maior in Criminal Justice. After college, I plan to become a Little Rock police officer and maybe go into investigative work. David Hudson I OO! Involvement After graduation, I'm going to college in the fall. Fol- lowing college, l'm planning to attend an airline attendent school to be an airline stewardess. Teresa Shelton i :,, I. .Z'li?i'Xl . . ' if -7 N ,. , - 1 S, 'Q 4 1 I X 1 After I graduate from high school, I plan to work fo: the summer. I already have a iob, and I plan to worl- there. After the summer I hope to be able to attend c business school. I want to take secretarial, and othei business courses. When I leave there, I would like tc take a iob as an accountant or bookkeeper. Becky Lightfooi I I 4 I ti I if ll

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L FRONT ROW, D. Threlkeld, J. Horvath, B. Murphy, T. Clark, P. Davis, A. Lunday, L. Perkins, K. Erstine. 2nd ROW, A. Brenneman, D. House, D. Flory, R. Nesbitt, B. Staggs, P. Gates. 3rd ROW, K. Young, D. Compton, S. House, B. Simp- son, N. Clifford, V. Wheless, M. Henson, D. Lunsford. 4th ROW, E. Davis, S. Dorsey, J. Hunsaker, T. Murdock, N. Vanhoozer, R. Hester, C. Henderson, B. Hale, R. Dunigan, A. Anderton, E. Herring, J. Bratton, L. McCool, L. Hunter, T. Mauldin, K. Womble, J. Pollitt, T. Womble, D. Dismuke, M. Wiggins, R. Shepherd, G. Lowry. Sth ROW, R. Ashcroft, L. Wiggins, C. Henson, D. Trotter, V. Fletcher, J. Wheless, K. Hawkins, L. Jamison, R. Ward, J. Mayberry, T. Atha, C. English. i l 4 l all 5 Super Style And Masterful ' ' l M usic Make SHS Band t Favorite Of Crowds i 5 j Everytime halftime rolled around at SHS ball games, f everyone would wait with expectation to see what new . routine or formation our band was going to dazzle us with. Then in a magnificent array of light blue uniforms, being led by drum maior Kelly Erstine, resplendent in his L bone-white admiral's uniform, the SHS marching band 5 took the field. Their eyes were dazzled and their ears . gratified at the extremely fine shows put on by the band. Under the field direction of Mr. Erstine and under the tal- ented tutorship of Mr. James Gibbons, the band drew standing ovations even from competitive-bands. The maiorettes also provided a lesson in coordination and teamwork as they did their precision drills to the band's A music. Many long hard hours were put in by the band, and the home fans and anyone else who heard them appreciated the work. ie l O2!lnvolvement