Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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lfllllljl ll'lID1DM'N lf llf AM B-team football provides excitement and experience for non -starters. The Jacket B-team did another 1 E good iob this year of proving that the starters weren't the only good football players on the team. While they didn't get the recogni- tion that the varsity did, it cer- tainly wasn't because they were the scrubs. They played just as hard and iust as fast and wanted to win iust as much as the first eleven. They also held up the Jackets B-team tradition of win- ning that has been going on for many years, a good indication that Sheridan has football play- ers like a pine-tree has cones. Dougie Thomas, Don McGuire, and Larry Raymond Loomis, in the true spirit of sportsmanship Cole smile in the cold of the Mills game. shows loyal determination in supporting the team 34!Experiences

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Exceptional Yellowjackets Make All-Region Every team has a few people who play a little better than the rest of the bunch of blockers, tacklers, and run- ners. But this year the yellowiacket machine had several people who were truly outstanding on the football field. Offensive lineup and defensive. lineup -there were some stars in every facet ofthe game. The most outstanding were selected to All-Region, and one, David Henley, was elected to the All- Southeast Arkansas defensive team. It was a great year with some great play- ers. ., , ve., , ,.. fi- --va'-.--1

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The bench sits in silent anticipation. The big blue closes in on c iuckless back. , 1 I I tm. fn ee 57:71 , 'I H 'rf' Johnny Nattin leads the big white in an option right. And they're off! The Jacket line warms B-team Footbailf35