Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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Ah, the lazy freedom of summer! No classes, teachers, or tests, and all the gum you can chew! There were many exciting div- ersions ofcourse. Getting out of the sun in the swimming hole, or feeling the wind an your face as you roll down the highway on your bike, filled our hours with lots of fun and friendship. The sweet balmy summer, recalling a time and freedom lang past, as always, gave way to a more urgent calling, the coming caval- code of personalities, experiences, and involvement, the -- of 15 fr 'f K . .ss gf, f R ,f 1 ,V FX? 071' . ' -Y 'I frm' '. flirt if 1 1 V. uf 4, -. 51.5,--. , Y . ,W 'i ' - N hifi T 1-'V X Q x ,ez f J ,f S 4 ' ' ' - - . x k 1 1 I I .- .lj,.g'4fii! xx aqui-X . ' V Eli, i X Llli V l Sue Hopkins and Pam Randolf pause during their bicycle ride to relax Janet Ward found summer the perfect time to give the winter mattress a spring cleaning before the coming of autumn I said that right didn t I?

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Escaping the summer heat, Brad Hale tries his luck at Whitworth's pond. Two close friends enioy an afternoon stroll through Sheridan, one way to pass the summer hours. Qffgglimfh. no ' T no 'TQUESQYFWR 'T an Todd Raney ond his sidekick Brad Reaves prepare to indulge in some good ole' chlorination. ig? ' vga 1 Q ., ramp' T X 1 Wir' 1' - o , , .- f f , .Q ze if 13 V af - gel fx' 1 - fl rj .5 .6 yfiisf. , , , , 1 4, ,y. , 9 if , .- .. X - . ' - ur ,QQ af? sfxkjxytyyiir grip. X B . sw.. -H f ' N' . V4-,. If Q . 'fb 4-Q. 'Si 1,-A75 ' 73 'x 'Am '52 g f h . . 'zu 1+ N6 Q , pm M. r HI. F 2 - T ....,.:Z,Eg '.'.,,, , Rodney Tucker iumps the famous Snake River Crab- . - ' V Vf+ff'f grass on his trusty Yamaha. QYQF3 ,,. Ju. 9-92 .- u Z' V. . ,P , .3 - . . -.L..5A f' '47'i x V' 'xc' -iff Y 1 ' ,. , -4-Q gf- 1, jpg-2-'ffw ' ','f3,,'v,-1 T' 'K 'W - zff, .-1.43.3-, ,Xrg,,, ,'.xFA ' . 45. . f inf- raw -fp r-'iff f o . 1.5: 1, V -' ' T' QQ. ,,:.,- jk ' --- xo L , ,rr M .fvr g ,u 'Y r .. , -s ' W- ' -- 6' ' lad? f ' 3 . , 'F . ..,. , , .. V.-r 71' .W r . ' W T A JZ. H ,, ,- ..:,, .,,ff .', - ' n '6Qeei'c'n1L..f. .- ,..,, f , f 1.5 .

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The students at SHS during 1974-75 were apparently very deep in their studies. I mean, why else would they have been researching the curve of space, or reading Shakespeare, or exploring cell division? Of course, there was that guy that always slept through Eng- lish, and the girl that constantly wrote love letters in Biology, and all those paperwadsl I - guess you cannot generalize when you have got a whole bunch of bananas. Anyway, throughout it all, amid periodic explosions from the Chemistry lab and certain other rooms l My fine friends,le5t us be reasona- blel l, student life at SHS moved' like the mighty Mississippi, sometimes calm, some- times turbulent, but always full of interesting undercurrents - a passing review of .person- alities, experiences, and involvement, the - WND? of 15 Cadets David Donham, Danny Poe, and Greg Taylor ceremoniously raise the stars and stripes to signal the start of another school morning. Cindy Hester concentrates on her literature before discussion begins in Mrs. Brooks English class.