Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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DRIVERS TRAINING Driver's training was first offered in Sheridan High School two years ago and since then has become one of the most popular subjects. Driving courtesy, safety rules, and highway laws are mastered besides the art of driving. After a few days of class instruction, the classes are given a chance to practice some of the fundamental movements in the training car. A trip to the Sheridan Motor Company is an essential, for each new class. After the first few weeks the students become more adept in handling an automobile and Mr. Stout, the patient and forbearing instructor, has hopes that they will become courteous, considerate, and skillful drivers.

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'E 1 V t 1 HONOR SOCIETY Don Oberleas, Barbara Pickett, Ruth Pickett, Mrs. Cline, Walter Waitt, Wiley Sanders, Robert Hunt, Carl Arthur, Phyllis Vair. The Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1946 for the purpose of creating an incentive for better scholarship, leadership, and general attitude ' among the students of Sheridan High School. The organization is composed ot 15 per cent of the lunior class and 25 per cent of the Senior class. To be eligible for membership, a student must be a junior or senior, and maintain a B average. He must also meet these qualifi- cations: scholarship, leadership, character, initiative, personal appearance, and person- Cility. New members selected in 1951 were: Seniors: Don Alexander, Kenneth Ross, Marilyn Merrill, Pat Spencer, and Louise Whalery. tuniors: , Anita Boone, Doran Calvert, Evelyn Har- vey, Marilyn Hershman, Robert Honnold, Sharon lessup, Ioe Landis, Charlene Pad- gett, Stanley Merrill, and Don Weaver. Officers for 1950-51 are: ' President-Walter Waitt Vice President-Carol Overdort Secretary-Wiley Sanders Permanent Treasurer-Mr. Miller Sponsor-Mrs. Cline

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F. F. A. First Bow: Rollie Goff, Walter Waitt, Bobbie Honnold, Phillip Cline, Harold Billingsley, Clifford Hef- flemire, Mr. Hobson. Second Row: Don Oberleas, War- ren Bower, Kenneth Ross, Philip Hoover, Iohn Whaley, Ray Elmer Stone. Third Row: Billy Alexander, Bobbie Rex Starrett, Donald Hiatt, Larry Edison, Bobbie Hines, Clifford Biddle. Fourth Bow: Dale McCullough, Ken- neth Alexander, Iohn Oberleas, A Bobbie Hefflemire. Fifth Bow: lunior Sturdevant, Ierry Ottinger, Max Gossard, Dallas Grinstead. Sixth Bow: Iames Fulton, Gene Henderson, Don Billingsley, Paul Thompson. Standing: William Hunt, Sam Bailey, Lloyd Walker, Neil McCullough. Iohn Hiatt, Floyd Walker, Lyle Nunnally. F. H. A. First Row: lanet Dillinger, Charlene Merrill, Betty Dillinger, Phyllis Hoover. Second Row: Barbara Pickett, Dor- othy Wiles, Doris Stephenson. Marilyn Merrill, Mrs. Linn. Third Row: Ruth Pickett, Norma Baird Hobson, Helen Wright, lolene Goodnight, Crystal Phie- fer, Dorothy Waters, Alberta Baird. Fourth Row: Phyllis Vair, Carol Voss, Bonnie Beatty, Arlene Long, Wilanna Hoover, Sue Henley, Mar- ilyn Hunt, Betty Good. F. Since it was formed in 1928, the Future Farmers of America has served to motivate and vitalize the instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture and to provide further training in farmer-citizenshhip. The F. F. A. builds many character traits. F. The home, the foundation upon which de- mocracy is built, is only What the family makes it. A nation can be no better than its homes, and future homes will be no better than this generation makes them. Cn these principals, the Future Home-makers of Ameri- ca base their organization. Their goal for the year was a trip to Chicago. ' F. A. Local officers are: H. A. President-Harold Billingsley Vice-President-Clifford Hefflemire Secretary-Walter Waitt Treasurer-Phillip Cline Reporter-Bobbie Honnold Sentinel--Bollie .Goff Advisor-Mr. Ben Hobson Local officers are: President-Betty Dillinger Vice-President-Charlene Merrill Secretary--Phyllis Hoover Treasurer-lanet Dillinger Historian-Doris Stephenson Parliamentarian--Marilyn Merrill Reporter-Dorothy Wiles Song Leader-eBarbara Pickett Advisor--Mrs. Linn