Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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'J f f c A Q l Q , , ACTIVITIES f f M' V if V-5425 X4 I Y Q , i f f eff ff N I7 , ,XX f ky-T.lf If X. ttf- lp y I Boy's Council Iames Williams, Mr. Waitt, Robert Hunt, Iohn Whaley, Walter Pawlak. BOY'S COUNCIL Every boy in High School is eligible for membership in the Boy's Council. 'They hold monthly meetings at which they hear many interesting speakers: The Boy's Council sponsors monthly convocations for the entire student body- Officers: President-Robert Hunt Vice President-Iohn Whaley Secretary--Iames Williams Sgt.-at-Arms-Walter Pawlak Sponsor-Mr. Waitt Sunshine Officers Left to right: Iudy Wright, Mary Johns, Phyllis Hoover, Mrs. I-Iershman, Barbara Pickett, Marilyn Hershman, Evelyn Harvey, Ienna Knapp. SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Freshman initiation held in the' Methodist Church, the chili dinner, the Christmas tree and baskets, the quest speakers, the election of officers and the Ideal girl, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet are the highlights in the lite of every Sunshiner. The money made through the year is donated to the Riley Fund and other Worthy organizations. Officers are: President-Barbara Pickett Vice President-Marilyn I-Iershrnan Secretary--Evelyn Harvey Treasurer-Phyllis Hoover Assistant Treasurer-Mary lohns Pianist-Iudy Wright Song Leader-lenna Knapp Assistant Song Leader-Lora Pettigrew Sponsor-Mrs. Hershrnan

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through the crystal ball . To look back on the days so gay TI-IE PAST When the seniors were children at play, I see them with scrubbed, shining ' faces, Entering the first grade to take their places, Among the scholars at Sheridan School. Through the first six years 'the teacher managed to fix r . .., ef In their minds some readinf, Writin', and 'rithmetic. So creepingly, the years stole' by And proudlylithe, class entered -junior high Well into the journey through Sheridan School. As green little treshies, they were initiated Into the realms of high fschool, Where they anticipated That someday mighty seniors they would be. But first came the Latin, math, and history, That all Sophs and Iuniors must pass To become members of this exclusive class That reigns at Sheridan School. The years sped on, and now I se 9 A class of mighty Seniors they be Full of knowledge and education, Solemnly awaiting the day of graduation From Sheridan School. Phyllis Vair

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Annual Staff Seated: Larry Foster, Lucille Army, Doris Stephenson, Mrs. Standing: Carl Arthur, Walter Waitt, lack Gary, Larry Griffith, Carol Arthur, Marilyn Merrill,'Barbara Pickett, Hall, lack Godby, Phyllis Vair, Phillip Cline, Harold Don Oberleas, Don Holliday, Ruth Pickett, Wiley Billingsley, Iune Graham, Deloris Grinstead, Phyllis Sanders, Pat Spencer. ' A Hoover, Mabeth Beard. SYLLABUS STAFF , Although very few people realize the work involved in publish- ing a yearbook the members of the staff believe the experience gained is worth the effort. To give you an idea of how this book was put together, let us look back over the year to the activities of various members of the staff. First of all, early last fall the advertising committee had their workout. Not only did they canvass the businessmen of Sheridan, but as you will notice from the ad section, they also covered many surrounding towns. After the pictures had been taken, they were mounted by the editor and sent to the engraving company. During this time the snapshot committee had been collecting the snapshots which they now mounted. Around December the sales committee began taking orders for the annual, continuing to do so for several weeks. For sometime the art committee had been working on the unique drawings appearing in this book. ln Ianuary, it was time to begin to Write the copy which must ac- company the pictures and tell the story of the activities at school during the L50-'51 year. The joke editors handed in their humorous quips which they had been collecting over the year and the sports editors provided the data on the athletic activities and achieve- ments which have taken place this year. The typists took over then by typing and retyping all the material. The last material to be turned in was the calendar, which had been kept by a com- mittee who had been busy recording the momentous events which occur to a busy Senior class. The main responsibility of organizing the Syllabus fell to the editors andthe business manager. The business manager had to see that money was collected, bills were paid, and that they kept within the budget which was set up at the beginning of the year, allowing a certain amount for engraving, printing, binding, covers, and other expenses. A constant threat to the editors' peace of mind has been the meeting of deadlines. Besides rushing to get their work completed, committees had to be spurred on so as to meet a deadline with the engraving, printing, and binding companies- Much time, effort, and forethought by the annual staff has been put into this book of which we hope you are all proud. Editor ......... Assistant Editor .... . . . Business Manager Advertising ........ . . . Sales . . . Art .. Snapshots . . Calendar . . Sports . . Iokes . . . Typists . . Barbara Pickett Phyllis Vair Phillip Cline Carl Arthur Larry Foster Lucille Army Martin Little lack Gary Walter Waitt Larry Hall Wiley Sanders Don Holliday' Pat Spencer Mabeth Beard Phyllis Hoover Iune Graham Deloris Grinstead Ruth Pickett Don Oberleas Bob Adair Harold Billingsley Iack Godby Doris Stephenson Carol Arthur Marilyn Merrill