Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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v i I c 1. el 2:1 .Q--x LY A 'Mft xi-f' l. r. l ,A tg fi I f-3. ..,... -.LMS fs in FACULTY 1 .Algebra and geometry are the basic courses offered by the Mathematics Depart- jf in advanced' algebra, solid geometry, trig- ., ment. Prospective mathematicians may enroll onometry. junior business practice, and social business. The Music Department, consisting of the band, orchestra, girls' chorus, and concert choir, is responsible for the sweet music which keeps students' vocal chords exercised and their toes tapping. This department is one of those which makes Sheridan's reputation out of school. Students in these musical groups present a Christmas program each year, and the county music festival is given every spring. Members of the girls' physical education classes participate in all types of sports. Bask- etball, baseball, kickball, and volleyball are the main athletics that are enjoyed by the girls. The health class stresses the importance of safety and first aid. The boys in physical education classes Ben Hobson Agriculture and Chemistry Purdue University, B.S. Iuliet Hershman Latin and English Earlham College, A.B. Butler University Extension Indiana University h .A 5 ,I W l . V, ,,,.. Ruth Nightenhelser Home Economics and Physical Education Alabama Polytechnic College, B.S. ,W yy, ,ix1L ,,4,,.V ygpltw ,, Elsie M. Padgett Social Studies and English Indiana Central College, A.B. are trained so as to become the future stars of S. H. S. The boys' health class also teaches safety and first aid. Three other important and popular sub- jects are mechanical drawing, family rela- tions, and drivers' training. Sheridan's Science Department has. courses in chemistry, bioloQY. and physics. Many interesting and educational experi- ments are made by the members of each of these classes. Ancient and modern social studies are. well-known subjects to all students. The fun- damental courses of U. S. History, World History, Government, and Commercial Law are included in the curric um of Sheridan High School. I., Q 'I ' f f I I' . Ile.,-Q, 'V'vQj',fxfN Harry Inskeep IQ n I. Miller Commerce and Mathematics Mathematics Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. DePauw University, A.B. Indiana University, M.S. Noble B. Waitt Science and Mathematics Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Butler University Byron Stout History, Driver's Training, Football Coach DePauw University, A.B. Butler University, M.S. j 1 ,Rx .SR

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'I I 4 FACULTY W Our classes are enlivened by the good- natured fun we share with our teachers. We realize that the top rung in the ladder of success cannot be reached without their guid- ance and encouragement. The Commercial Department offers a complete course of study in office work and business training. Office practice, bookkeep- ing, typing, and shorthand are the classes which give the students a thorough knowl- edge of office work. Good English is the foundation of a mod- ern education. The English Department of- fers English and literature, as well as a course in speech. Advanced grammar classes prepare students for college entrance. Two years of the foreign language, ,Latin .. f fil'i - t I A ,,,,, 3 V. ,V 'tit ,vw f ,A 1, frti, it Barbara L. Benedict Ioyce I-I. Cline Music , 'tr English and Social Science Central Normal College Butler University, A.B. Indiana University Franklin College Indiana University, B.M.E.g B.M. tpianol R. A. Eudaley Science and Commercial Law Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College Butler University, B.S. Meredyth N. Delph lunior High Mathematics Physical Education . Indiana Central College, A.B. Indiana University, M.S. is offered. By studying Latin, students learn the foundation of English. Latin is also an important course to those students who plan to enter college., . Sheridan's Home Economics Department's curriculum includes courses in cooking, so- cial practice, and clothing. The Home Eco- nomics classes also prepare and serve the annual Sunshine chili dinner for the high school girls and the faculty. ' New and better farming methods are learned in the agriculture classes. if I 1 .tl X 'tr-- . Betty Lou Craig Commerce Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Elma Griffith lunior High English, General Science, High School Speech Indiana University, A.B. American Academy of Dramatic Art, N.Y.C. University of Wisconsin Florence Colby Office Secretary Indiana University, B.S. Hester L. Eoust Sixth Grade' Reading, Spell- ing, English: Junior High History and Geography ' Marion College Ball State Teachers College Butler University University of Utah ' 'I I Avi - LM JW A X, .1.-Y-...., .... .... , .. . , 'D X H5441 xk it it -1 t 9. v Q FV 4. 'Q I 1, t t ,t It 1-fd y it sk -.Zi

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