Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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Senior Best Citizens THE members of the senior class voted for the senior boy and girl who possess the following qualities of good citizenship to an outstanding degree: Dependability—which includes truthfulness, loyalty, punctuality Service —cooperation, courtesy, con- sideration for others Leadership —personality, self control, ability to assume leadership Patriotism —unselfish interest in family, school, community and nation The following persons received the greatest number of votes in the order named: Girls: 1. Ruth Mary Neal 2. Jcane Bishop 3. Maudena Bower Boys: 1. Donald Boyer 2. John L. Ricketts 3. Myron Lyon

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Senior Class Will Jeanc Bishop wills her typist ability to Junior Moore. Bari Bowen wills his farming technique to John Hilligoss. Maudena Bower wills her walk to Mary Pickard and Maxine Goodknight. Donald Boyer wills his interest in Noblesville to anybody that has the gas to get there. Bllen Bragg wills her ability to flirt with all Junior boys to Ann Leonard. Bugcne Buzan wills his ability to flirt with sophomore girls to Bob Wallace. Mildred ('line wills her ability to see a joke to Max Haimes. Irene Cox wills her ability to discuss personal problems with Commercial-and-Athletic Instructors to Carolyn Teter. Bob Dixon wills his ability to get along with the Cox family to Shorty Nicholson. Don Dunlavcy wills his excellent training rules to anyone who can get bv with them. Edwilda Eudaly wills her trim form to Wimpie Rood. Fred Fox wills his memory of current events to the next years Government Class. Virigina Gibbs wills her quietness to Polly Fox. Herschel Graham wills his women appeal to Joe Wood. Pat Goodknight wills her ability to tend to her own business to her sister. Phyllis Greathouse wills her motherly instinct to Floretta Lanham. Mary Lou Harvey wills her dignified ways to Bobby Cobb. Ruby Hendricks wills her ability to sneak in at nights to Patsy Wright. Keith Henry wills his ability to take over in McClung’s class to Bob Evert. Charles Hiatt wills his advice to the lovelorn to Dickie Green. Ruth Holliday wills her ability to neck at the ball games to Mary Louise McCullough. Bob Freeman wills his ability for fast driving to Mary Robbins. Rosemany Hundley wills her roving eyes to Marjorie Weaver. Teresa Jackson wills her ability to chew gum to Kathleen Henry. Donna Johns wills her interest in the Pickett family to Rosie Davis. Nora Kieth wills her charming personality to Lou Anna Wyatt. Georgie Kercheval wills her tallness to Phyllis Beam. Carolyn King wills her acting ability to the Public Speaking Class. Wanda King wills her interest in the Armed Service to Ladonna Renn. Jackie Leonard wills her ability to go steady with three boys at the same time to anyone who can get away with it. Myron Lyon wills his ability to sleep in the assemblev to Ray Robbins. Marian Millikan wills her giggling ways to Vera Stoops. Ruth Mary Neal wills her sophisticated ways to Patty Beard. Josephine Oberleas wills her faith in every body to the future. Phyllis O’Connor wills her chic physique to Mary Jane English. Iva Lou Owens wills her intelligence to the graduating class of ’46. Josephine Parr wills her chances for Nolan Quick to Shirley Dean. Verna Pettijohn wills her fears of meeting strangers to Rosalyn Reck. Wilma Pickard wills her gay party abilities to Orpha Wright. Clifford Pickett wills his closed thoughts and “I don’t know”answers to Bub O'Connor. Don Pickett wills his car and good grades to his brothers; may they be honored. Nolan Quick wills his ability to come to school whenever he gets ready to Bob Evert. Barbara Remley wills her fast talk to Oleta Brandenburg. Betty Reynolds wills her temper to George Ann English and Betty Beard. Dorothy Shoe wills her shortness and short hair to Mary Robbins. Lowell Shoe wills his good grades and teasing ability to Don Harker. Betty Stephenson wills her righteous notions to Bob Anderson. Marv Lou Staley wills her disinterest in men to Irene Stowers. Ernest Stoops wills his enterprising manners to Louise Dunlavey. Mildred Stowers wills her citizenship grades to the 7th and 8th grades. Peggy St rough wills her nerve and red hair to Eileen Edie. Lorene Van Mat re wills her marvelous hair dressing to Portia Lyon. Melva Waitt wills her forward disposition to Mary Fisher. Donald Wallace wills his ability to try to get out of class to the Graham Twins. Jean Stafford wills her flightv ways and her blonde hair to Ladonna Renn. Bet tv Whittaker wills her Dance Band interest to that talented clarinet section in the S. H. S. band. Clara Jean Phillips wills her philosophy on not to wear stockings, to nvlon lovers. Clarence Fulton wills his willing smile and nice manners to “that Junior class”. —18—

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JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Ladonna Renn, Elizabeth Moredock, Pollyanna Fox, Barbara Stout, Lou Anna Wyatt, Rosalyn Reck, Orpha Wright, Carolyn Tetcr, Rosalee Davis, Elizabeth Arthur, Marjorie Weaver, Leona Owen, Patricia Bailey. SECOND ROW: Winifred Waitt, Georgia Jane Devaney, Betty Baird, Ruth Anna Rood. 'Roberta Hammock, Mary Louise McCullough, Louiva Graham, Floretta Lanham, Louise Graham, Shirley Dean, Patty Beard, Esther Bilby, Martha Myers, Jean Parker. THIRD ROW: Harold Nicholson, Jim Haddock, John Miller, Ray Robbins, David Inman. Bob Anderson, Nathan Glenn, Mary Robbins, Gcorgcann English, Betty Hean Beard. Winnona Quigg, Olcta Brandenburg. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Oberlease, Charles Sutton, Robert Ross, Louis Dunlavey, Don Harker, George Glunt, Floyd Mundy, Bobbie Graham, Thomas Xailey, Junior Moore, Donald Kittenger. B SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Kathaleen Henry, Marjorie Kettrev, Rosanna Harvey, Ruby Michaels Miller, Elizabeth Seats, Betty Harbaugh, Ragene B gan. Jim Pickett, Robert Hutchens, Keith Hundley, Herbert Strough, Phyllis Beam, Irene Stowers,. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Davis, Edith Hilligoss, Rosellen Tolley. Anita Evans. Vera Stoops. Judy Cottingham, Marianna Wills, Patsy Wright. Eileen Edie, Barbara Fisher, Awilda Wallace, Ruth Alexander, Richard Green THIRD ROW: Charles Birden. Jirr. Glenn, Grover Waitt, Cleon Waggonei, Robert Prcst-lev, Don Kercheval, Dick Pickett, John Owen, Mary Graham, Pearl Oberlease. Herbert Keeling. FOURTH ROW: Noel Egler, Rodney, O’Connor, Herbert Fulton, Gale Jones, James Arthur, Van Bailey, Floyd Bailey, William Pickett, Malcolm Hawkins.