Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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'74-'75 8th and 9th Football, FRONT ROW, S. Whitmore, J. Bradley, K. Williarns, T. Miller, T. Easterly, M. Perkins, H. Hicks, T. Liles, W. Gill, P. David, R. Marsh, L. Epnett, K. Cmtch- field, D. Henry, D. Rawls, R. Crouse. 2nd ROW, D. Brown, T. Bumett, M. Mashbum, R. Moore, P. Gray, B. Hale, A. Adams, G. Krisell, S. Veazey, B. Bates, D. Ashley, R. Moren, T. Gibbs, P. McGarity, M. McGhee, D. Summitt, M. White. 3rd ROW, Mgr. S. Crouse, J. Huggins, M. Thompson, J. Spann, B. Wofford, G. Simpson, D. Cummings, R. House, E. Tinsley, D. Williams, J. Gibbs, J. Gatling, B. Moren, C. Graves, W. Lunday, K. Griffith, M. Stubbs, R. Watts, D. Lockhart, Mgr. J. Clark, Couch Young. 4th ROW, Coach Bunch, Coach Kees, J. Mosely, C. Henry, J. Allen, P. Wofford, C. Smith, S. Howard, J. Easley, B. Reeves, O. Rogers, M. McCoy, D. Cole, K. Mosely, M. Thompson, C. Sullivant, T. Cole, F. Dyson, S. Walters. BACK ROW, R. Mote, A. Fleming, B. Knight, AI Goins, M. LaRue, C. Thomas, Russ Brown, J. King, T. Williams, G. Pinson, R. Purtle, M. Goodwin, D. Brackett, C. Mathews, T. Avant, J. Henson, R. Compton, R. Cunningham, T. Shepherd, M. Smith, J. Jones. 'ClEAT . flfl .,W, 7th and 8th grade ' 'ti' it football concentrates on fundamentals Most people think seventh and eighth grade football is a time for fun and games, but that's not necessarily the case. They do more out therevthan iust ploy around. They learn, or start learning, the basics of foot- ball. Some simple plays, some blocking instruction, some how-to's on special skills required in football - these are the important things at this stage. With the 8th graders under Coach Gary Kees and Coach Larry Bunch, the 7th graders under Coach Trent Young lassisted by David Henley and David Hudsonl, they had some excellent instruction. Of course, it was loads of fun, tool The Stinger line keeps the enemy from maiming the punter. n A Chris Graves ramps in for an 8th grade touchdown. . I . Q . B I Ip? , as .H in tm, Q f-.. . Eh A --f I E Q 5,--ff f f L l f ff ee.. 5. D. 3 3 'b . i A? T W . . f 't ' xy: 1 4 55 3- , Q1 5- 4 fl? V -5 2 . ' 5 ' lj.. f- . J Jr. Football!43 Lx 5 P

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With everything from Don't wet your panties, to Dan't go par- kin', to Don't pick your nose, this crew performed The Twelve Days of Sdlool. in the Truth or Councilquences assembly. Assem blies Provide Learning Experiences And Break From Routine Every once in a while the mass of SHS students gath- ers in the gym to witness several types of spectacles ranging from a guy shoot- ing blanks through a sheet of paper to a formally dressed royal court. After a time of going to classes in the some routine, most stu- dents and teachers are grabbing at straws to save them from either stir crazi- ness or rigor mortis. Assem- blies provide iust the straw that is needed most of the time, a privilege that would be sorely missed if they were lost iwhich they almost werel, Planned by the Student Council and carried out by various clubs such as Honor Society, Chorus, Thespians, and guest speakers from interesting areas, our assemblies were well-attended and the attention of the students was undivided. They served their purpose well, and the students appreci- ated them. The Council girls pickle a com- mercial. The immortal Jacket Spirit emerges to lead the Jacket battle- cry during the first pep assembly ofthe '74-'75 school year. 44!Expenences I i l!ilD'Q. i