Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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Today's crowded halls can produce an odd number of friends. A Hu gger-m ugger Of Fabulous Photos According to Webster's Dictionary, Hodge- podgefis-a noun meaning mixture, mess, or ium- ble. According to the annual staffer in charge of this section, it means filling up two left-over pages. These pictures are a fine collection of out- standing pix that had no use in the annual, but because of their uniqueness they deserve a spot in the yearbook. Mr. Whitworth proves you are never too old to enioy a parade. Inserts: Becky Bearden sends a vollybcll flying, and flying, and flying, and - . ln only one hour, Tim Oden man- aged too weld together his version of a Christmas tree. l 26! Extras

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oteworth N ice FRONT, Pumphrey, Hopkins, Burgess, Henson, Daniels, Brewer, Triplett, Greer. 2nd ROW, Mier, Shepherd, Thomason, Moore, Tribble, Wyatt, Webb, Hancock, James, Roberts, Sandlers, Mclemore, Bellomy, Hoover. I 28!Involvement 3rd ROW, Fitzgerald, Jones, Cory, Harrington Kelley, Brown, Crutchfield, Main, Bradshaw Ramsey, Welch. Ath ROW, Stroud, Shirey, Hub- bard, Mitchell, Ray, Freeman. 5th ROW, Shultz, Smith, Reed, Thomasson. FRONT, S. Freeman, R. Shirey, D. Travis, T. Ginne' B. Wiggins, T. Young, D. Shepherd, K. Roberts, C Phillips, J. Johnson, M. Jamison, P. Purtle, L. Plunker 2nd ROW, C. McCool, C. Hester, S. Reid, D Edwards, M. Bowman, L. Reynolds, S. Lawson, F Gentry, L. Lybrand, M. Schultz, D. Lovelace, T. Smitl T. Mitchell. 3rd ROW, J. Chappel, D. Logan, T. Ray S. Russ, D. Triplett, M. Harper, M. Nutter, E. Tinsley R. Hale, G. Marshall, T. Malone, E. Provence, F McCracken, T. Hale, M. Fletcher. 4th ROW, V. Kind, R. Allen, J. Murdock, V. Malanson, S. French, is Mclemore, R. Hawkins, C. White, R. Bradshaw, E Green, C. Hays, D. Camp. 5th ROW, L. Taylor, li Horton, M. Drake, R. Cllp, A. Wheetley, R. Thomp san, C. Poe, S. Reid. Ir. Bandsmen Disco ver Their Musical Talent l Through Endless Practice. Playing at every home game the 1974 75 Sheridan Junior Band provided fini entertainment for the Thursday night foo' ball crowds. Their various selections gav the evening air an added dimension ant spurred the Stingers to a victorious seaso During the off season, band membe were constantly practicing and improvinl themselves in preparation for a spot on thl Senior Band in years to come. In betwee practices, the band put on a fine Christmd and Spring concert. They also placed we in region try-outs. Behind every band member lies man years of development. The intermediat band serves such a purpose. Here a stc dent gets the basic musical trainini needed to become a part of an SHS trad. tion, a fantastic SHS Band.