Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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l20!lnvolvement 1 .ag FRONT, Lankford, McGloughIin, Niccum, Ash- croft, Thompson, Gatzke, Phillips, Carly, Lyb- rand. 2nd ROW: Allen, Porter, Russ, Llyes, Ashly, House, Moren, Gatling, Reynolds, McNeil. 3rd ROW, Ausbrooks, Reid, Harper, Nutt, Moron, Tripplett, Willeams, Murdock, Bryant, Rice. 4th ROW, Cray, Shepherd, Turnage, Ginnett, How- ard, Compton, McGhee, Dunigan, Harp, Harper, Hale. -anna Mrs. Rainbolt and the Beta Club kids.iShe ALWAYS wears a smilej. Beta Club enioys the iovicl and generous Santa Claus, played by the huge Keith Griffith. Lk.-:L v

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l .-1 The Junior High Council readies programs for the Junior game. 931, Q . ., L . Gene Strong works the mimeogroph machine as he prints copies ofa smashed index finger, t l ' E Orville Rogers puts the business out to the Jr. High Council. SJHS Council Officers: Peggy Gentry - secretary, Orville Rogers - president, John Gotling - vice president, Betsy Threlkeld - reporter. John Gatlin, Chris Graves, and Michael Gwin pre pare important messages for the Jr. High bulletin board. Jr. High Student Councilfl I9

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Carolyn Burnett entertains Beta Club with a song. FRONT ROW, B. Duncan, J. Banner, B. Beck, C. Cranford, C. Smith, L. Wilson, M. Per- kins, K. Crutchfield, D. Saunders. 2nd ROW, P. Killebrew, B. Langford, P. Easter, J Baker, C. Howard, B. Threlkeld, B. Cantrell, M. Wiseley, P. Wilson. 3rd ROW, A. Kirk land, B. Hale, P. Harp, V. Reagan, L. Parker, C. Hayes, C. Burnett, W. Cameron, K Smith, D. Corrigan, D. Donhom. 4th ROW, M. Kaufman, L. Burris, R. Lancaster, T. Mitc- hell, D. Simpson, G. Pinson, M. Wisely, D. Brackett, C. Wilson. lui Kid 5th ROW, J. McGhee, T. Smith, D. Lovelace, K. Dismuke, S. Freeman, V, Harris, N. Mclemore, D. Travis, P. Gentry, C. Lawson, M. Davis, S. French. oth ROW, T. Avant, D. Cummings, R. Conningham, M. McCoy, J. Buck, J. Easley, K. Horton, K, Griffith, M. Stubbs, J. Spann, T. Cole. 7th ROW, C. Mat- thews, A. Goins, O. Rogers, B. Reeves, M. LaRue. Ir. High Beta Club rec- ognizes scholarship and citizenship excel- Ience. lf you happen to be walking down the halls of SJHS one day and see about 100 or so kids gathered in the library in various forms of posture, conducting a meeting of the Jr. Beta Club, be sure it's not immediately before lunch, or you might be tram- pled by the masses of hungry intel- lectuals as they herd toward the lunchroom. Meeting once every six weeks, the Beta Club was composed of students who have a B average or better. With the sole requirement for mem- bership being high grades, many members had to hustle to keep up their average. This meant sacrificing pleasure for homework, and missing the ballgame to study for a test. Officers: Lunn Burris, Mary Davis, Keith Grif- fith, Rebecca Lancaster, Valerie Harris, Mela- nie Kaufman, Diane Gatzke, Carolyn Burnett. Beta Club!'l2l