Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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'MY s , 5 I Q'-2552: Q fs, Teach ers Exceed Normal Efforts In Educating Students A person's education doesn't take place totally in academic classes. Of course, part of it is there, but of necessity some of an education must take place outside of class, because there's so much to be learned about life that books can't teach you. Q Class activities take a great deal more 4 effort and much more leadership because the scope of these activities is more broad and yet more detailed. Thot's where our dedicated faculty comes in, because they must shoulder much of the load, and they do. Consulting her notes for accuracy, Mrs. Stuckey serves as the sponsor and adult-at-large of the Honor Society.

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Relaxing behind the base station, Dickey Whitaker listens attentively to one of the bus drivers. Service Staff Keeps Our School In Working Order As we all know, a clean school is a happy school. Our staff of maintenance engineers made sure that our facilities were kept clean and in good repair. And of course, the cafeteria workers kept the smiles on our faces by filling our tummies with a varied selection of edibles. And to make sure we got home, our loyal bus drivers risked life, limb, and transmission to get us there in one piece. And last but not least, there's Mr. Wilson who has brought our mail for 23 years through rain and snow and gloom of night, never stayed from his appointed rounds. BU SAYNNPS SHS cafeteria workers: Left to Right, Virgie Arnold, For 23 years, John Wilson has faithfully delivered the Amanda Fitzgerald, Winnie Reed, Elsie Smith, Flora mail to Sheridan High. Threet, Ruth Stubbs, Rachel Clark. l 94! Personalities