Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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class will . . . Barbara Alexander wills her fiery tem- per and hair to Ruth Pickett. Patricia Arthur wills her ability to wear longer skirts to Marilyn Pitts. Barbara Bailey wills her ability to study to her sisters. Here's hoping they make it. Arlayne Hawkins wills her ability to get a man and keep him to Anne Beard. Ceorgianne Talbert and Sarah jane Taylor will their geometric figures to Helen Barricks and Betty Bradley. Portia Lyon wills her short hair to Lucille Army. Helen Duchemin wills her long skirts to Evelyn Cline. Mary Lois Sutton wills her long hair to Barbara Stafford. Florence Wills wills her meek and quiet ways to Mabeth Beard. june lllges wills her ability to have a date every night to Martha Mintier. Ruth Louks wills her interest in farm life to any other city girl. Mary E. Walker wills her interest in Texas to anyone who might take her along with them. joan Haughey wills her ability to tell jokes to Mr. McClung. Lucille Wallace wills her Home Eco- nomics knowledge to Roberta Wallace. Don Cary wills his Errol Flynn ways to jack Henley. Bob Ferguson wills his betting ability to Don Clenn. Bill Kettrey wills his motor scooter to Harry Hobbs so he might get to school on time. Nlax jones wills his farming ability to Wendell Dillinger. Paul Hammer wills his ability to flirt with all women to Phillip Hunt. Donald Barker wills his ability to drive up. and down Ohio Street to anyone he ll let get by with it, Buddy Foust wills his interest in sports to jim Ross, He needs it. jim Teter wills his answer of I don't know to Norris Paul McKinney. Keith Duchemin wills his manly phy- sique to Bugs Pawlak. Roe Newby wills his ability to sleep in the assembly to Hugh Little. Lloyd Walker wills his interest in the sophomore class to Harold DeNoon. Betty Campbell wills her burning de- sire to go to Purdue to Wilda Beam. Maxine Goodknight wills her typing ability to Lena Brown. Annabelle Millikan wills her interest in Walnut Grove to anyone who needs it. Maefern Renn wills her interest in Kokomo to Martin Little. Paul Waitt wills his executive position to anyone who can hold a four-year term. Phyllis Landis wills her editor's job to Phyllis Hiatt. Lida jane Abner wills her southern talk to Deloris Grinstead. Bob Templeman wills his tallness to Bud Hutchens, june Bowen wills her ability to plan home life to Margaret Ann Freeman. Elizabeth Rood wills her slim waistline to Carolyn Synder. Charles Hunt wills his quiet ways to Hugh Little. james Hillock wills his reckless driving to Bill Kinkead. Mary jane English wills her ability to catch ex-marines to Marilyn jennings. Caroline Spidel wills her careful driving to Dortha Myers. Rosemary Emery wills her dancing ability to Phyllis Poer. Sarah Lovell wills her silly giggle to Wilma Haughey and june Cwraham. Betty Presley wills her nice disposition to john Earl McDonald. jack Inman wills his artistic ability to Arbie Stone. joe Bilby wills his interest in the sophomore class to jack Bishop. Leroy Uverdorf wills his slowness to Dick Henderson. Ed Bragg wills his ability to get along with Mr. Eudaley to Dick Henderson. Max Wiggs wills his athletic ability to Monte Merrill. Harley Hobson wills his graceful walk to Rollie Goff.

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freshman class . The First of the school year announced some- thing that all the Freshmen had been wait- ing for-initiation. We all survived through the persimmons, red peppers, chili sauce and numerous other articles. We really had a lot of fun even if some couldnt sit down for a few days. We had our first class party around Christ- mas and we are planning another later. it seems that it is really a man's world as all of our class officers are boys, with Bob Adair in the lead as president. Several are going to compete in the Latin contest, as practically the whole class is taking Latin this year. lt still is hard to believe that we actually beat the seniors in the kickball tourney. We're practicing for the juniors so we can beat them also. First Row: Mrs. Elma Griffith-Sponsor, Ruth Pickett, Deloris Grinstead, Mabeth Beard, Carol Arthur, Betty Bradley, Lucille Army, june Graham, Wilma Haughey, juanita Hershman, juanita Wade, Doris Stephenson, Mr, R. A. Eudaley-Sponsor. Second Row: .Alonzo Reddick, Dorsey Calvert, Marilyn Merrill, Phyllis Vair, Betty Dillinger, Irene Griffith, Phyllis Hoover, Norma Baird, Patricia Spencer, Bertha Fulton, Helen Barrick, Lylia Singleton. Third Row: Rollie Goff, Robert Rawley, Charles Hershman, james NVilliams, Phillip johnson, john Staley, Clark Dell, XVarren Stowers, Robert Hunt, Fredcritlf jones, Clifford Hefflemire, Wayne Henley. Fourth Row: Donald Alexander, james Mossburg, Bernard Smith, Berdean Smith, Martin Little, Carl Arthur, Phillip Cline, Donald Oberleas, Montie Merrill, Kenneth Ross, Larry Hall, Walter Pawlak. Fifth Row: joe Pickett, jackie Godby, Larry Foster, Walter Waitt, Harold Billingsley, Wiley Sanders, Robert Adair, Arnold Thompson, jack Gary, Moncil Gardner.

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eighth grade . . . First Row: Jackie Pickard, Roland Wallace, Elnora Wills, Phyllis Watson, Marcella Reddick, Barbara Partlow, Anita Watson, Marcheta Butcher, Rosalyn Parker, Dorothy Armfield, Sharlene McClure, Ann Fancher, Sue Hinshaw. Mary Ann Swain, Wilber Roudebush, Billy Alexander. Second Row: Donald Lecklitner, Mary Jane Prater, Ayalene Mace, Joann Cline, Mary Lou Burtron, Evelyn Harvey, Sharon Jessup, Pauline Goodnight, Lloyd NValker, John Hiatt, Bobby Honnold, Doron Calvert, James lylossburg, Donald Leap. Third Row: Gordon Stowers, Bobby Rex Starrett, Philip Johnson, Tommy English, Bobby Hammer, Joseph Landis, Stanley Merrill, Marilyn Hershmen, Mary Rose Reddick, Sarah Verill, Sally Gray, Marjorie Hershmen, Clara Hcflle- mire, Berbena Stone. Fourth Row: Billy Litteral, Floyd Vxfalker, Leonard Shupe, Jackie Vifallaee, Arnold Cole, Ruth Robinson, lvlaxine Ramsey, Jackie Stowers, Janet Dillinger, Carolyn Carson, Lois Vxfilliams, Fifth Row: Milo Padgett, Keith Vv'aitt, Charles Barricks, Harold Clanton, Neil lVIcCullough. Rex Pitts, lX4arvin Barker, Don Jessup, Thomas Coppess, Morris Stafford, George Wiggs, Lorin Cox, Robert Shaw, seventh grade . . . First Row: Clive Philer, Crystal Phifer, Virginia W'ills, lolene Goodnight, Virginia Alexander, Arnola Boyer. Patty lvlintier. Jo Rita Stall-ord, Patsy Pitts, Virginia Goff, Meredith XVent, Sue Henley, Charlene iX4errill, Second Row: Kenneth Alexander, Linda Hall, Dorothy XViles, Bonnie Teter, Wilanna Hoover, Alberta Wills. Richard Webb, Billy Campbell, Bill Hunt. Clifford Biddle, Josephine Snow, Norma Downs, Doris Thompson. Kenneth Jones. Third Row: Lora Pettigrew, lX4arilyn King, Judith W'right, Phyllis Browne, Billy Swain, Larry lX4cClure, Don Billings- ly, Dallas Grinstead, Ray Hutslar. Fourth Row: Don Shupe, Robert Wallace, Robert Phifer, Bobby Nance, Alden Bacon, Jimmie McNoon, Ronald Calvert, John Oberleas, George Mathew, Dennis Beam, Gene Gossard, Gerald Bacon, Tommy Heck, Lewis Steele, Jimmy Gary.