Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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Maids Diane Threlkeld and Beverly Cypert, escorted by John Kilburn and Eddie Gwin, relax in the back of o borrowed VW. 'sz . 'HL,' tr' l N. Bti BUST First runner up in the float competition, the Senior float expresses the hope for a Jacket victory. Chuck Tucker and Tony Bone put final touches on the third place sophomore float. Maids Becky Murphy and Debby Wheetley pause during the parade with their escorts David Henley and Danny Davenport. ,Q Qi. --a .1 ., ,a lf, I fi' :'.'l u Inga. 1 . -1 1 M1 tv, 1 K. ff- e - .A ff l -.!.:,, X f. e-'50 - - an -fiyir. . L . ' K' 5?,,.,,. . . l l Neg .QQ i 1. NSY

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1, is 5 v ,F ,J lx IDIE 'EAI II3Il2'U'ClEJUfII'Uix 24!Experiences Homecoming parade shows town what all the excite- ment was about With a flourish of brass and a crescendo of drums, the SHS Homecoming '74 parade marched through the town to the wonderment of many townspeople and passers-by. Of course, it had many attrac- tions going for it. The Queen and her court in all their beauty, the class floats, lfine examples of engineering and interesting things you can do with toilet paperl, cars decorated by school clubs, and the SHS band, resplendent in their new uniforms, were the feature attractions at the proces- sion. It was a fitting prelude to the coming climax on the field that night. Marianne Franklin and her escort Doug Thomas, accompany Barbara Gibbs and Eddie Mac Har- per in the homecoming parade. Eyes on the road For the second year in a row, the Class of '76 Eddiel captured first place in the float competition. it 39 favs Under the safety of escorts Lloyd Harris, Chris Culpepper, and two miniature body guards, Queen Jan Bratton parades down a residential section of town.

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