Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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.,, X Monotony vs. Monopoly Monotony Versus Monopoly With the era of violent protests and enter- taining gang fights gone, modern teen-agers found themselves twidling their thumbs in '75. To combat this monotony, some teens turned to games where they could legally let out their anxiety. Some of the new games on the market fit the needs of many teen-agers. An example would be Risk where a player could con- quer the world, or perhaps Dealer's Choice where a player tries to get rich selling iunk cars. Some of the older games such as Chess and Monopoly were still popular during 1975. .Q Jackie Conn Claud Rainbolt, Paula Gray, Jeff Hale, Paula Nutt, Toni Teresa Lightsey Gladish, Ricky Pratt, Toni Nutt. Q - if 'J l I 1 tg ff - 1 ' r- 5.4: L. it .S E . Q 1 ar , Y Y -'A fs 1 -' i f 4 X1 Y. Q Q- -1 f . ik e . l 1 1 -r . -eis :si A J ig A X , J ' rr ff? ,i ' ' ' ff: T fl '., .1 1 --L ff K ' X ' 9- K ir 3. . X :N if - s. .tg f , ,.. 4, ' . E+-5 l' ' XZ Q L. A L 4 ' fl ,xx - 'I ,Q-Mx , .1 . i 1 Janet Thomason John Tinsley Bruce Treodwell Leigh Ann Tribble Beverly Triplett Allen Turnage Gerald Vandiver Ricky Van Felt Tanya Walker Steve Walton J. R. Ware Johnny Watson Nekae Watson Cathy Webb Sherry Webb Lisa Welch Marla Whitwcrth Sharla Whitworth Clifford Wilson Rodney VWlson Deral Wingard Andy Witherow Milton Wolf David Wood Karen Wood Kevin Wood Lori Wyatt Scott Wylie Dale Yarbrough Jimmy Yates Jerry Young Perry Young Seventh Grade! l 7l

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Administrators Keep School From Seeing IlRedII Each school system is a business organi- zation and a business organization must be efficiently run in order to keep going. It is the iob of the administrative staff to see that the bills are paid and that the teachers and maintenance workers keep teaching and maintaining the grounds. This may sound like an easy iob to do, as compared to explaining mathematical theorems or teaching the finer points of grammar. But without the expertise in running the aca- demic organization that these folks have, there would be no theorems or grammar taught at all. In every phase of the work of the school, from planning lunches to sweeping the floors, our administrators have a big hand. Junior High Principal Charles Whitworth assists in the distribution of Junior letter-iackets. Mrs. Reaves - Senior High Secretary Mrs. Perkins - Junior High Secretary Administrationfl 73