Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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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

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Concert Band makes orchestral music come alive for students and citizens of Sheridan. Sometimes people get the idea that orchestral music is stuffy, stilted, and not much fun. Well, people show their igno- rance in lots of ways. Orchestras, or con- cert bands play everything from Beetho- ven's 9th Symphony to Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikousky to Rocky Moun- tain High by John Denver. Sheridan's concert band is just one of thousands across the country, andthe amount of musical precision achieved by them is often amazing. Indeed if you wanted to hear them you'd have plenty of chances. The SHS concert band has played a Christmas Concert, Region and State Band festivals, and a Spring Concert iust this year. Of course, next year they'll continue in the same fashion. But it's good to know that music lovers from Sheridan don't have to leave town to hear it, and that there are many people who aren't about to let our musical culture go stale. The Band provides added spirit during the Beat Mal- vern assembly. I0-Ulnvolvement Mr. Gibbons strikes a ready signal for the Horse. R ., W M -X. I