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Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

- Class of 1957

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CWSOLlP FE? -WE S HIGH SCHQOL Page Three .gzicwk ix- l I This is the Physics clcrss where the un- helievcihle is sometimes proved. Physics inf volves the laws find principles which surround us but which we never fully understand. At thc end of such FT course, CI person is enriched in his knowledge of the why crnd wherefore of the lftws of the universe. Qur commerce depcrrtrnent offers seven subjects, which dre: Typing l dnd 2, Shorthand, General Business, Bookkeeping, Cffice Prdc- tice ond Business Low. The school pciper is put out by the office practice clciss, which we oll dppreciote very much. The commerce def pdrtrnent is under the direction of Mr. Merrill ond Mr. l-lcrrry lnskeep. Many students take ad- vantage of the library which has been in existence for three years. Already we have l69O books which are available lor reference work and recreational reading. tl? V .5 ,- V 8-wmv in ' 'h , ' Y jf... if . ,.-ff Z Q-., Under the capable super- vision ot Mrs. Linn, the Horne Economics classes have lill- ed our halls with many de- lightful and inviting aromas, as well as learning to bee come good homemakers. This is cz football .,.... Huh?! Yea! Rabi Sheridan! Page Six 'i Fr N, S . ww ' .MQJX S .SW i J Q E., Qi Q'-1 Q f is if Q Y' if A- ' K ? K ,i g N wk is W -' 4, i- Sl i I f un' ' I' MM , , A ,mm 1 ',,,.sQ Q ,..--3 15? 1 - +1 K. A Z, -i-wlf39,,1NS.g,fnX1- fr ,w A 1.1 ghm. ,M an f ww N 'GA - Ls :V rx, 4., ,wmv- ,MH - A -' , 'H- 'fi 1+w,1 Q' . . If - - ' -'f'f4,'fQiiw??f5m?f14, :W f -SW . . ..,, Mig, , ,M H 7 ,,k. H. ,-4 ' Page Nine We are grateful to Mr. Hobbs tor the interest he has taken in each oi us. Soon after he came to Sheridan, he knew each of us by name. Through the years he has given personal guidance in helping students solve the many problems which confronted them. As we leave Sheridan High School, we hope We can achieve the high ideals and goals he has helped us to set for ourselves. Mr. Mace, our trustee, is C1 well-known figure oround the school. Wherever he is ceen, whether ii be oi o bull gcrme, or ony other ploce, he greets everyone with o smile. l-le is very much concerned about eoch of the sludents. We ore truly fcrlunole in hoving o lruslee so interested in the youth of our school. Page Ten 1r'? ', sf- -' KS I ziwia Here We see CI few of the mcmy students enrolled in Sheridcm High School discussing their problems with Mr. Hobbs. l -I H ..,. 2 i Page Eleven IOYCE H. CLINE - - Central Normal College, Butler Uni- versity, Franklin College. Social Science, English ELMA GRIFFITH -- Indiana University, A.B.. American Academy of Dramatic Art, N.Y.C.. University of Wisconsin, University of Utah, Iunior High English. Sylla- bus Advisor MILDRED HAMMER - Earlham College, Marion College. A.B., Butler University, Librarian. Sociology, Senior Sponsor IULIET HERSHMAN - Earlham College, Marion College. A.B., Butler University. Indiana Uni- versity Extension, Latin, English HARRY INSKEEP -- DePauw University, A.B., Indiana University, M.S.. Grade Principal, Commerce, Mathematics DON INSKEEP Purdue University, B.S., Physical Ed- ucation, Science, Ass't. Coach. Ir. Hi. Basketball Coach NELSON JAY Purdue University, B.S., Agriculture, Chemestry, F.F.A. Advisor, 4-H Lead- er BOB DAY - Purdue University, Ball State Teach- ers College, B.S., Industrial Arts. Physical Education, Football Coach ESTHER LINN -e Purdue University B.S., Home Eco- nomics, Health, Physical Education, FI-I.A. Sponsor, 4-H Leader EDITH PUZEY e DePauw University, A.B., English. Freshman Sponsor MARY ELLEN MITCHELL M Western College, A.B., Indiana Uni- versity, Speech, French, Sr. and Ir. Play Director, Iunior Sponsor MARILYN MORHOW - Stephens College, A.A., Indiana Uni- versity. B.S., Art A.A.. Indiana University, B.S., Art WAYNE VAN SICKLE -- Arthur Iordon Conservatory of Music, Butler University, B.M., Music STANLEY MERRILL - - Indiana University, B.S., Ball State Teachers College, Typing, Shorthand. Office Practice, School Paper OSCAR WIEBUSCH --- Ball State Teachers College, M.A., B.S., Math, Physics OWEN RICHARDSON v Central Normal College, A.B., Social Studies, English, Bookstore BRIAN SMITH - - Indiana University, Franklin College. A.B., Butler University, M.S., World History, Vocational Guidance. Math. Senior Sponsor BYRON STOUT -- DePauw University, A.B., Butler Uni- versity, M.S., Social Studies, Drivers' Training, Track Coach, Iunior High Coach, Football NOBLE WAITT --- Ball State Teachers College, B.S., Butler University, Math, Science R. A. EUDALEY -- Indiana University, Indiana State Taechers College, Butler University. B.S., Commercial Law, Science NORA CARLISLE -- Ball State Teachers College, Fifth Grade GOLDIE E. CHILDERS - - Manchester College, Teachers Col- lege, Indianapolis, Purdue Univers- ity. Fifth Grade FLORENCE COLBY - Indiana University, B.S., Fourth Grade HESTER FOUST - Marion College. Ball State Teachers College, Butler University, Sixth Grade EULALIA FREEMAN - Central Normal College, Indiana State Teachers College Extension, Fourth Grade EDITH HARVEY - - Central Normal College, Third Grade MADGE MCCULLOUGH Teachers College, Indianapolis, Cen- tral Normal College, First Grade EMMA MENDENHALL -- Teachers College, Indianapolis, Sec- ond Grade LOUISE MERRILL Ball State Teachers College. Indiana University, First Grade IUDITH WRIGHT f Ball State Teachers College, B.S.. Third Grade MARY PETTIIOHN - Indiana University, Butler University. Second Grade MYRNA H. STAPLETON f - M.N.I. Butler University, A.B., Third Grade DONNA WILLIAMS -f-- Indiana University, B.M.C.. Music to Grades I to IV BERTHA I. ZELLAR - - Monmouth, Illinois, A.B., Butler Post Grad., Fourth Grade MARTIN NOLTE - Indiana University, Butler University. Fifth Grade CLYDE McKEE Indiana State Teachers College, Pur- due University, Sixth Grade MRS. CAYLOR f The Office secretary I ...nfl PAULINE B. RICHARDSON Teachers College, Indianapolis, Cen- tral Normal College, I-LB., First Grade CLASS OFFFICERS President ............................... Neal Godby Vice-President Treasurer - - - Secretary ..... Sql-at-arms - - - ---- ---- Phil Inskeep - - - - Eddie Davis - - - Rosemary Stahl - - - Betty Mathews CLASS COLORS Dark blue - light blue CLASS FLOWER Pink Camaiion CLASS MOTTO Forward every backward never . . ,QVLI x fL 6 - l ' L YW , 5 X L ' ff V .xl 7 Q 1 X 1 x v' I I K N . 'VX 1 Rx-Z 'xiii' X A I 'Vu . -'LEW fqcclfglwr i Q we A K I AQ 1 H Nw 23 9 15 z an r N Lg Put l Sv I 5 +r joe T417 I 54447 L L 2 L S' :: 5 -N. . Jv 5 13 ,Y 1 1 ill ll s L 1 y u ,QC lf, V QQ-Dail-ORN 'Q I I on ? ibxjrr 'QU M M NX all-Ll-'ini C5 COKE 1,4 41,11 Sir-6-. Li k 0 7' 5' Page Fourteen PI-IYLLIS I. ALLEN: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Secretary 35 Sunshine Camp 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 F,H.A. 2, 3, 45 Class Sergeant oi Arius 35 Annual Staff 45 Latin 1, 25 Play Cast 45 Booster Club 25 Bookkeepina Contest 35 Yell Leader 4. GEORGE STEWART BAILEY: Basketball 1, 2, 35 S Club 2, 3, 45 Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4. IERRY L. BAILEY: Boy's Council l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A l, 2, 3, 45 6 yoais5 S Club 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Livestock Iudqinq 1, 25 Land Iudqina 35 Play Cast 3, 45 Alqebra Contest 15 Typinq Uuiitnst 3. MARILYN BIDDLE: Honor Society 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 Pl-LA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 4-H 7 ye-ars5 Iunior Leader l year5 Booster Club 25 Music Ensemble Contest l, 2, 35 Band and Orchestra Contist 1, 2, 3, 45 Local Latin Contest 1, 25 Local Typ- ina Contest 35 Typing Award 25 County Music Festi- val I, 2, 3, 4. IANET CAROL BISHOP: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Chorus 45 F.l-LA. 1, 2, 3, 45 PH A. Ou:-en Candidate 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 4-H 4 yw1r::5 Boosrr Club 25 Booster Club Vice-President 25 lliy Cast 3, 45 Sunshine Sona Leader 45 Library 45 'l'ypuir1 Award 2. ELMER I-EE BITNER: Vi-tliall Manaaer 15 Basketball Manaaor 2, 35 Boy's Cfouiiivil 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 45 S Club l, 2, 3, 4, IUDY BOOTH: ymirs5 Booster Club 25 Boost fr Club Vice-Prcsidont 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Band B y-'ais5 Band Contest 6 years5 End Drill 'Toani 15 Orch:-stra 6 yoars5 Orchestra Contest 45 Solo and lfnfu-nihlo Contost l, 25 Play Cast 45 4-H 5 yoars5 4-H Iunio l.- adm' 4 . EDITH FERN BRADLEY: Sunuhino l, 3, 45 G.A.A, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 75 Latin Contest l, 25 Alaebra Contest 15 Booke kvopina Conn-st 35 Typinq Contest 35 Typina Award L'5 Shfntliand Contest 3. DORIS RRAY: !'unsliiuo l, 2, 3, 45 F.l'l.A. l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A, l, 2, 35 Cliiniis l, 35 Svliofwl Paper Y Fashion Editor 4. PATRICIA BROCATO: Sunsliino l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A l. 2, 3, 45 G.A A. 2, 35 Play C-ist 45 Latin Contest l, 25 Btmstor Club 2. CAROLYN BURTRON: VHA. l, 2, 3, 45 GAA. 35 Sunsliino l, 3, 45 Cluuiis l, 2, 3. NEIL REX BUTCHER: l ootball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 S Club 3, 45 B'iy's Cniiiiml I, 2, 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 45 Latin Contest 1, 25 liiiokkwogiiiiq Cunt:-st 3. IAMES E. CLINE: Boy':z Council 1, Ii, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 S Club 3, 4. EDDIE DAVIS: Boy's Council l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 District Solo Contest l, 2, 3, 45 State Solo Contest 35 Band Contest l, 3, 45 Orchestra Contest 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Class Treasurer 45 Business Editor of Annual 45 Hon- or Society 3, 4. BILL DODD: Boy'1z Council l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 S lfluli l, 2, 3, 45 Annual Statt 4. SXSW t 1 Page Fifteen W wr-:gy r- -tr f -. ai fs. 1 . . 3 q.A . 4.QQA X 91 mfr . , ,AVV A 5 v- . 2 Page Sixteen DEANNA I. EIDSON 4-H 8 years, 4-1-1 President 3, 4, Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, FHA. 1, 2, 3, 4, District Officer 4, lob's Daughters 1, Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Speech Con- tcst 3, Annual Staff 4, Play Cast 4, Booster Club 2. DAVID M. ELMORE: Boy's Council 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, S Club 3, 4. IVAN EMRY: Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Z. FRED TIPTON GARY: Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Football Manager 4. WANETA IRENE GIPSON: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Boakkeepina Conti-st 3, Shorthand Award 3, Typing Award 2 3, Chorus 4. NEAL GODBY: Class President 1, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, 4-1,1 8 years, 4-H President 3, 4, Iunior Leader 3, 4, Iunior Leader President 4, State 4-H lunior Loader Council 4, Dairy Iudqinq 1, 2, State Champions 2, Poultry luda- inq 4, State Champions 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society President 4, S Club 1, IZ, 3, 4, Club Scrqeant-at-Arms 2, S Club ViceAPr0sidcnt, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Ala- ebra Contest 1, Geometry Contest 2, Play Cast 3, An' nual Stott 4, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Council Secretary-Treasurer 4. MARZELLA GRAHAM: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, F.l'l.A. l, Il, 3, 4, Sunshine l, ZZ, 3, 4, G. A.A. 2, 3, 4fH G yoars, llonui Society 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 4. CECILE GREEN: G.A.A. 2, 3, F'.l'1.A. 2, 3, Sunshine 1, 3, 4. IOE GREER: Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, FPA. 1, School Papt-i 3, -1 IRENE GRINSTEAD: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, F1-'LA 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus 1. 4, Biostei Club 2, 4-H 6 years, 41'l President S, 4-1-1 Sona Leader 3, 4f1-1 Secretary 4, DIANA HADLEY: Chorus 1, Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor School Newsppaer 4, Library Q, 3, Latin Contest l DAVID HAMMACK: B:y's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 3, Play Cast 4, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Contcst 3, 4, Drill Toani 4. IAMES A. HARVEY: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Boy's Council 1, 7, 3, 4, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. RONALD L. HECK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 7, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4. IAKE HIATT: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Reporter 3, PPA. Piesidint 4, 4-H Livestock ludqrnq 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Syl- labus 4, Land Iudqinq 3, Dislrict Iudqinq, FPA. Re' porter 4. IUDITH ANITA HINSHAW: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. President, F.H.A. Scrapbook, Wm. H. Block Co. Rep. Fashion Board 2, 3, 4, Fashion Board Vice-President 4, Hoos- ier Girl's State Rep. 3, Play Cast 3, Student Director 4, G.A.A., Latin Contest 1, 2, American Legion Speech Contest 3, Iob's Daughters l, 2, 3, 4, Honored Queen 4. DALE HUCKLEBERHY: Football 1, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4. PHIL INSKEEPx Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 4, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Council Treasurer 3, Boy's Council Vice- President 4, Latin Contest 1, Geometry Contest 2, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Assistant Annual Editor 4, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Class President 2. MAX KEHCHEVAI4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1'-'.F,A. Reporter 4, F.F,A Basketball 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Poultry Iudqe 4, Livestock Iudqe 1, Z. RONALD I.. LAMBERT: Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LAW: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F,H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Treasurer ot Booster Club 2, Chorus 4, Solo Contest 1, 2, 3, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. Queen 3, County Music Festival 1, 2, 3. SARA LINNx Cheer Leader 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Student Director 3, Annual Staff 4, School Newspaper 4, Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Assistant Treasurer, Sunshine Camp Representative 3, Sunshine Camp Scribe, Sunshine Camp Newspaper, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, G.A.A. Secretary and Treasurer 2, Boost- r-r Club 2, 4'H 8 years, 4-H President 4, 4-H Vice-Pre- seident 3, 4-H Secretary and Treasurer, 4-H Recreation Leader 1, 4-1-I District Iudainq 3, 4-H State Iunior Leader Representative 3. DEANNA MACE: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Gir1's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3 years, President 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3. BETTY SUE MAT!-IEWSz Chorus 1, Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 2, Class Sergeant-av Arms 4, Play Cast 4. BETTY IO MENDENHALIJ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, F.1-l.A.. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Team 2, Secretary 4-H 3, Booster Club 2, Play Cast 3, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Contest 1, 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 4. IAMES E- McVEYx Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4. ION OVEHDOHFI F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3 F. F. A. Basketball, Livestock ludqinq 1, 2, Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2. NORMAN L. PADDACK: Boy's Council l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Football 2, 4. BONNIE PICK!-ITT: S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Council 1, Z, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. VIOLET PIERCE Sunshine l, 2, 3, Chorus. E 5 Page Seventeen 1 i Page Eighteen CHARLES A. PRICE: Boy's Council l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 27 S Club 1, 2, 3, 4. IANE ANNE ROCKEY: Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 Solo and En- semble Contest 1, 2, 3, 47 Local Latin Contest 1, 27 State Latin Contest 17 Band and Orchestra Contest l, 27 3, 47 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Sunshine Camp Representa- tive 37 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 47 4-H 8 years, Local and County Typing Contest 37 Honor Society, 3, 47 Play Cast 37 Make-up 47 4,1-I County and State Speech Contest 47 Annual Stafi7 Booster Club7 Typing Award 27 Drill Team 47 Alternate Girl's State 37 Girl's 4-H President 17 Girl's 4-H Health and Safety Leader7 Boy's 4-H Song Leader7 4-H Recreation Leader7 Girl's 4-H Vice- President 47 Boy's 4-H Secretary 47 County and Dis- trict Demonstration7 County 4-H Iudqinq Contest7 All- State Orchestra 2, 37 4-H Round-up7 Iunior Leader 3, 47 County Music Feslival l, 2, 3, 4. LOIS MARGARET ROSS: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 Sunshine Camp 47 F. H. A. Queen 27 Band 2, 37 Band Contest 2, 37 Solo Contest 37 Chorus 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 37 Boost- er Club7 F. H. A. Vice-President 47 County Music Fes- tivalp Band and Chorus 2, 37 Iob's Daughters 1, 2. PAUL L. SKIDMORE: Cross-Country 3, 47 Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 477 Track 2, 3, 47 Play Cast 4. ROBERT W. SEYMOUR: Band l, 2, 3, 47 Drum Maier 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra l, 2, 37 Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Iunior Play Cast 37 Senior Play Cast 47 District Solo and Ensemble l, 2, 3, 47 State Solo and Ensemble 2, 37 Band Contest l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra Contest 1, 2, 37 Drill Team: County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, NOBLE SMITH: Sergeant-at-Arms of Class 1, 27 Sergeant-at-Arms ot Boy's Council 47 Football 3, 47 S Club 47 Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Sports Editor ot School Paper 4. ROSEMARY STAHL: F.H.A. 2, 3, 47 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Sunshine Vice- President 37 Sunshine Treasurer 47 Class Secretary 47 D.A.R. 47 Bookkeeping Contest 37 Latin Contest 1, 27 Annual Staff 4. BARBARA STALEY: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Sunshine President 47 Secretary of Iunior C1ass7 Annual Editor 47 G.A.A. 1, 27 G.A.A. Vice-President 37 Business Manager of Iunior Play7 National Honor Society 3, 47 Sunshine Camp 37 GirI's State 3. ROSEMARY STONE: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 Editor School Paper 47 Library l, 2, 37 Chorus 17 Latin Contest 17 Bookkeeping Con- test 3. NORMAN RALPH STRAWN: Boy's Council l, 2, 3, 4. BERNIE RAY WATTS: Boy's Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 S Club 3, 47 Latin Contest 17 Bookkeeping Contest 3. BARBARA ALICE WOODRUM: Sunshine 4. JU IUI-IS tw P 1 - it VT. 'T-. Im 1 ... '. I -it 1 - ' 21-ti . L, f . 5. ,gg Q '17 ,.1. ,ftsjg are sm-rysrfli, 43333, W X, Wg--' Mr. fx W wi'-t'1XTHM.' A s -.. g W Q , ,. -writ Hg, 3 .pf HIT31 , f , 1' . rl., -sawn Q -' Q K , Q mlikf j ' . . - L an-4.,'g:'s Q ' I D Li .xi - L :ig 135. no ' aa: are B g li P lv . 4'- vkr , N X rw, I Bottom How: IL to Rl Alan Sheets, Bob Bilby, Ronnie Iohnson, Kenny Kinsey, Vance Wallace, Niles Millikan, Don Thompson. Second Row: Barbara Rogers, Larry Pearson, Lonna Purdy, Becky Grinstead, Barbara Pawlak, lanet Sue Vanmeter, Carolyn Honnold, Marsha Palmer, Nancy Law, Iudy Roudebush. Third Row: Sue Padgett, Margaret Pierce, Amy Griffith, Ioan Prater. Wilma Craig, Sally Stahl, Sue Reddick, Lue Reddick, Connie Glover. Fourth How: Dottie Beard, Lee Marie Reynolds, Cleta Calvert, Minda lohnson, Marilyn Mendenhall, lackie Bush, Susan Woodrum, Mary Lou Bitner, Lea Beth lohnson, Nancy Thompson. Fifth How: Mrs, Mitchell, lim Spencer, Keith Wallace, Mabel HOpkiI1S, Fred Stahl, EliZCIbetl'l Little, lim Caldwell, Marilyn Mil- ler, Larry Kinkead, Earl Shelburne, Murray Durbin, Mr. Waitt. Sixth How: lanet Pickett, Larry Allen, Margaret Stewart, Terry Ashley, Karen Booker, Lowell Clark, lane Wilson, Lowell Goodnight, Iualela Ramsey, Phil Rickett, Velma Butcher. Seventh Row: Ernie Strawn, Iohn Ramsey, Lloyd Robinson, Tom Wright, David Grinstead, Doriel Dell, Neal Cody, Royce Es- sig, Iohn Huffman, Charles Hadley. . Page Nineteen ,rv SHPHUNIHRIS ,LW Q air' Bottom Row: IL to HJ Larry Greathouse, Iohn Hoover, Bobby Fulwider, Larry Wright, Charles Pickett, Ronald Demaree, Den- zil Shoe, Iames Bragg, Mike Ashley. 2nd.: Edgar Spear, Ronald lsenhower, Iim Swain, Parry Barnes, Virginia Wiley, Barbara Mossburg, Iudy Price, Iudy Richie, Betty Gray, Sandra Iohnson. 3rd.:Tommy Evans, Dorothy Pierce, Sue Ann Marlow, Luana Wright, Diana Merrill, Virginia Nelson, Hclen Stone, Mariorie Pritch, Rosalyn Graham, lean Haughey, Mary Ellen Hiatt, Carol Fairchild. 4th.: Lewis Hendricks, Richard Reddick, Carol Ann Lee, Donna Kay Alexander, Dale Ogle, Daren Thistlewaite, Iohn Shelburne, Deanna Boo ie, Ierry Woolridge, Nancy Richardson, Marthena Rawlings, Iudy Wallwork, Connie Robinson, lean Lambert, Mrs. Linn. Sth.: Fred Spencer, David Harbaugh, Iudy Burton, Gerald Lindenmeyer, Iill Reed, Donald Wethington, Barbara McCarty, Bobbie Seats, Charlene Burtron, Iohnny Snethen, Bernetta Law, Carl Green, Donald Marcum, Mr. Iriskeep. Sth.: Lloyd King, Ianet Brown, Iim Childers, Mary Louise Hines, Lee Brackens, Evelyn Butcher, Hurly Wethington, Divie Barnes, Ierl Ramsey, Diana McCullough. 7th.: Iohn Emery, Donzel Wright, Stanley Bray, Ronald Godby, Larry Biddle, Norman Viehe, Leroy McKinley, Wayne Gard- ner, Chet Wallace, Clovis Rudd, Cloyd Hawkins, Wayne Wallace. Page Twenty Y HIESHIVII I L to R How 1 Larry Humes, Larry Brown. Ronnie Glover, Bob Iohrrs, Don Leonard, Don Weir, Ierry Hunt, Billy Hudson. How 2 Christine Vose, Kathy Wright, Carolyn Waitt, Carolyn Forebush, Nancy Waters, Pam Pickett, Beth Law, Ann Groves, Ioan Robbins, Darlene Griffith. Row 3 Earl Iones, Gene Leonard. Sherry Cline, lean Hadley, Patsy Shupe, Ioe Grinsteacl, Dian Hillock, David Ogle, Nancy Sears, Tom Bilby, Iudy Moreland. How 4 Bill Walker, Dwain Biddle, Iane Childers, David Lutz, Barbara Pritsch, Iim Peirce, Nancy Cole, Charles Walker, Karen Rice. Larry Alexander, lane Mendenhall. Don Parks, D31 McVey. Row 5 Iim Godby, Gerry Pumphrey, Carol Beard, Mark Thompson, Ienny Ottinger, Bob McQusrn, Linda Fox, Ioy Barricks, Rebecca Clark, Nik Hopkins, Sue Inman, Delbert Wright, Norman Palmer, Elmer Winn, Mr. Stout. How 6 Larry Gardner, Rebecca Williams, Kirk Hoggatt, KareRudd, Mary Ann Bailey,W Iim Land, Nolan Bush, Lanita West. Mrs. Puzey. Row 7 Don Cooper, Iohn Pickett, Regina Booker, Karl Ferguson, Ian Stanley, Iohn Holmes, David Inskzep, Connie Martin, Imodel Beck, Neil Stahl. Page Twenty-one HIJHTH GRADE gl 3 ,..f' ls! Row Richard Thomas Robert Spencer, Stanley Urban, Sammy Ottinger, Alan Woodrum, Richard Eberwine, Ronnie Walker, Billy Reddick. 2nd How Sherry Norman, Iudy Smith, Betty Godby, Mary Ann Leonard, Anna Io Bailey, Violet Stout, Marilyn Cline, Mariea Kercheval, Mary Lou Wiley, Ronnillee Holiday, Lewis Mortord. 3rd How Gerald Crail, Mike Ferguson, Courtland Blackstone, Daniel Lilly, Larry Inskeep, Marsha McCullough, Ivan Bragg, Aaron Rawlings, Ierry Fcsniht, Max Pierce, Darlene Zellers. 4th Row Beverly Newsom. Ianet Harbaugh, Brenda Biddle, Ginger Boss, Sylvia Ryal, Kenny Baker, Bill Wiles, Cynthia Ben- nett, Iames Stephenson, Iames Hoover, Mr. Don Inskeep. 5th Row Wanita Harris, Rita Cox, Virgina Alexander, Rose Long, Wanda Delph, Myra Purdy, Iudy Kay Marcum, Bonnie Nicholson, Kay McMurtry, Caroline Mossburg, Patricia Bowen, Martha Sears, Mary Iune Walton, Mrs. Ioyce Cline, Sth Row David Hoggatt, Larry Walker, Buddy Ryal, Iudy Wallace, Robert McClay, Meredith McKinney, Don Emery, Doyle Essig, Isabelle Burtron, Ianice Hadley, Iudy Wooldridge, Marilyn Pierce. 7th Row David Sanders, Ioe Kellam, Carol Dell, Eddie McClure, Thomas Harvey, Iohn Greeman, Benny Matthews, Nancy Seymour, Dale Howard, Betty Rudd, Sarah McKinley. Page Twenty-two 9 Sill TH GRADE , W t , -V t ww ' WV' r . ,-Wm W- . - , 2. lst Row Beverly Absher, Donald Birden, Terry Cline, Fred Pettijohn, Anita Bacon, Larry Starrett. Billy Land, David Cline, Charles Inman, Ronald Kelley, Kenny Scott, Steve Palmer. 2rd How Iudy Fulwider. lane Haughey, Charlotte Biddle, Sandra Goodnight, George Iones, Eddie Barnes, Charles Eickle- berry, Robert Hawley, Gene Bilby, David Kendall. Mike Coppess, Steven Pickett. 3rd How Mike Grinstead, Patricia Calvert, Barbara Iohns, Iohn Roe, Ianice Kelley, Betty Gunderson, Sara Leonard, Linda Ogle, Glenda Williams, Lois Iohnson, Louise Wethington, Mr. Iay. 4th Row Rex McKenzie, Iames Collier, Thomas Moore, Bernard Howard, Phillip Iohnson, Steven Pitts. Russell Hayes, Rod- ney lsenhour, Mike Waitt, Byron Stout. Dennis Carr, Sth Row Gloria Walton, Ienniler Winn, Paul Beam, Sharon Kinsey, Susan Hiatt, Lucinda McKinney, Martha Io Harvey, Dor- een Weaver, Ianet Dell, Barbara Robbins, Ruth Shrum, Linda Kinnard. 6th How Ioan Nesbitt, Phillip Ridge, Linda Brandenburg, Duane Billingsley, Melvin Mundy, Russell Pickett, Robert Stephen- son, Ronald Bray, Keith Emery, Sheila Ryan, Ronald Stone. Page Twenty-three SIXIH lilllllll llllll Wt lr 54 -5 N',f I WZ? ,... V ...-. ... N.. .rn . L... ........ 'W' L to R How I Bobby Wiley, Charles English, Dale Iessup, Glenn Kelshaw, Paul Achenbach, Iimmie Delph, Billy Pearson, Lyle Thompson, Bobby Barron. How 2 Valeria Goodner, Carolyn Young, Pamela Albright, Rebecca Ienkins, Cheryl McKinney, Marilyn Iohns, Leona Iohn- son, lean Wallace, Marjorie Callahan, Ierry Stone. Row 3 Danny Wilhelm, David Law, Larry Wallace, Larry Vose. Deanna Pickett, Don Henley, Iudy Beam, Bridget Needham. Martha Walls, Cathy Illeges, Roberta Alexander. Ioan Merrill. How 4 Ronnie Blackstone, Kenneth Mossburg, Iimmie Bacon, Iimmie Hunt, Larry Kelshaw. Preston Spear, Victoria Walton. Marcia Rood, David Delp, Kenneth Delp, Samuel Grinstead, Iimmie Males, Iames Deakyne, Hester L. Foust. Row 5 lane Norman, Karen Emry, Beverly Gipson, Iohn Hockey, Allen Witham, Steve Norris, Steven Pumphrey, Karen Gardner, Martha Mae Richardson, Nancy Biddle, Ruth Ann King, Tommy Kendall, Iames Hadley. Row 6 Bobby Robbins, Ianet Pickett, Gary Lyerla, Robert Inskeep, Steven Smith, Harold Cooper, Robert Clements, Ierry Kinkead, Richard Miller, Margaret Prater, Gurnola Thomas, Dana Beard. Clyde M. McKee. Row 7 Ierry Weir, Iames Bowen, Terry Weir, Marcia Stephenson, Mark Raines, Ioan Butcher, Frederick Perry, Betty Ridge, Claude Burtron, Gene Rogers, Edward Ryan, Danny Seymour. leanette Ewing. Page Twenty-four HHH lillfilll EMM' i'l ' 'W ' 'ir' ,, n lxwvvi 3 Q' i W mr ,fl L to R Row l Roy Kinsey. Iohn Bailey. Stanley Smith, Iohn Pearson, Iames Duchemin, Larry Hawley, Michael Cornell. Flow 2 Billy Manier, Ieffery Cox, Alan Wilson, Marilyn Young. Linda Kay Scott, Mallie Sexton, Kathryn Gotshall, Mary Sue Fulwider, Marietta Goodnight, Donna Hayes, Nancy De-lk, Patricia Kelshaw. Row 3 Kathy Nicholson, Stephen Harvey, Maxine Harvey, Ruth Ann Bray, Phil Kercheval, Walter Bays, Iimmie Singleton, Macky McDonald, Clarence Boss, Iames Stafford. Iackson Mendenhall, Mike Baker, Danny Biddle. How 4 Teresa Newsom, Steven Thomas, Robert Bowen, Mary Iane Bilby, Bill Norris, Sandra Sue Bragg. Paul Wyatt, lean Wallace, Hex Isenhour, Iudy Kelley, Linda Wisman, Donna Ion es, Neil Lambert, Iimmy Mace. How 5 Dennis Griffin, Richard Hadley, Donna Swain. Glenda Thomas, Carol Perry, Danny Musselman, Sandra Lee Drish. David Woodrum, Freddie Delph, Iohn H. Curry, Eddie King, Kathleen Hastings, Goldie Childress. Row 6 Clara Cooper, Sharon Greemann, Anita Cline, Louise Lindenrnayer, Carolyn Haughey, Beverly Durbin, Anita Biddle, Ralph Weaver, Dennis Reynolds, Ronald Iones, Mary Dunn, Iudith Delph, Donna Walker Craig Kercheval. How 7 Viki Aldred, Calvin Cooper, Gerry Burton, Wayne Iones. Patsy Whitcomp, Charlene Ewing, Linda Godby, Eddie Eikleberry, Kenneth Clark, Troy Bennett, Steven Bennett, Iuclith Dell. Page Twentytlve by i' I . .- . HlllIllH GRADE .. 5 Zi M E J sv -- 2 'HJR L to R Row I Kenny Witham, lack Thompson, Bruce Robbins, Iohn Prater, Billy Barron, Mike Remsen, Dennis Kelshaw, Bobby Roe, Raymond Cox, Chris Holmes, Robert Palmer. How 2 Warren Waterman, Linda Beard, Ianet Starrett, Sandra Burtron. Rebecca Durr. Donna Groves, lone Barker, Linda McKinney, Marilyn Calvert, lean Caldwell, Vicki Dunn, Cheryl Brown, Beverly Reddick, Sandra Wills. Row 3 Carolyn Gang, Colleen Sue Clements, Peggy Bacon, IUCQUSHUG ISYGGI1 Rita Crail, Ioyce Kelley, Neil Mendenhall, Warren Weaver, Leroy Weston, Ronnie Pearson, Mike Heck, Harold Dillinger, Margaret Cline, Linda Teter, Ieanne Morford, Miss Colby. Row 4 Becky Sue Kinnard, Iohn Henley, Linda Norman, Charles Dell, Donna Stowers, Iimmy Delp, Ianet Anne Ringer, Cynthia McClure, Kay Zellers, Paula Baird, Bobby Barnes, Tommie Prater, Cynthia Doyle, Sarah Pierce. Row 5 Becky Boyer, Lynn Brandenburg, Danny Stout, Carolyn Campbell, Leah Ogle, Ianet Cody, Ann Boyer, Karen Col- lier, Linda Bailey, VaRae Thisllethwaite, RiWcy Wilhelm, Mary Frances Evans, Ieanett Clements, Dennis Ferguson, Miss Freeman. Row 6 Wayne Waterman, Lee Brandenburg, Leonard Cooper, Barbara Blackstone, Dennis Ryan, Ardith Thomas, Arvilda Moss, Cheryl Goclbey, Nora Williams, Cynthia Downs, Duane Stern, Kennith Sexton, Tommy Winn, Mrs. Zeller. Row 7 Pat Pickett, Grover Cooper, Iohn Charles Mitchel, Iudy Bishop, Wanda Butcher, Rita King, Keith Vawter, Steven Millikan, Mark McCullough, Kenneth Bowen, Brenda Raines. Susan Wiles, Ianet Hammer. Page Twenty-six ' -it lHlItll GRADE .........q saw E' Q 'ff W' Q if Y I t L to R How I Dennis McKinney, Terry Cline, Mike Burton, Ted Wethington, Kerman Ewing, Iohn Biddle, Stanley Wiley, Larry Nesbitt. Row 2 Ronnie Bayless, Dennis Williams, Steve Hammond, Herman Ewing, Daniel Beard, Stanley Delph, Barbara Manier, Mary Shrum, Myrna Iohnson, Margaret Bidgood, Sally Goss, Vicki Achenbach, Carol Wright, Karen Sue Hunter. Row 3 Geneva Clements, Iudy Walls, Allen Steele, Karen Pearson, Susan Thomas, Iudy Hawley, Phillip Cox, Terry Dunn, Billy Wilson, Cheryl Pickett, Linda Emry, Marlene Kinkead, Sandra Mason, Dennis Bragg, Ioyce Ann Palmer. Row 4 Sandra Lafterty, Ianet Inman, Patricia Lafferty, Edward Bennett, Vicki Harwood, Linda Keller, Wilbur Rudd, Ierry Ienkins, Bobby Boyer, Marilyn Nicholson, LaVella Newsom, Floyd Barker, Iohn Godby, Linda Alexander, Doris Fulwider, Miss Wright. Row 5 Mit Perry, Lynn Purdy, Iackie Butcher, Anita Foutch, Dianne Hiatt, David Keeling, Etta Biddle, Iudy Duchemin, Larry Cox, Harvey Biddle, Danny Vose, Iohnny Spear, Iulia Ann Duvilavey, Mrs. Harvey. How 6 Beth Stahl, Gerald Garrett, Eddie Wells, Cathy Ryan, Mike Aldred, Sue Wethington, Rebecca Hammock, Barbra Dell, Pamela Vawter, Iames Shrum, Dan Ogle, Nancy Moore, Kay Haynes, Mrs. Stapleton. How 7 Iohn Stafford, Robert Greathouse, Eddie Hetfelmire, Tommy Mundy, Iayne Bishop, Mary lane Pickett, Lowell Cop- pess, lane Ann Holmes, Iimmy Hastings, Linda Wire, Iohn Law, Ioe Hunt. Absent Sarah Greathouse. Page Twenty-seven SHZO Il GRADE WN M I .... ..-,............,........... at -an .rm but tif A i 'N Q -. V D l N , ' 1 1 ' .2 sf 'N A A-' . if JI, . . J ' .V 'f bi . 5 3'g5A 1,- V 5 1' 4 Mi, ' '. L to H How 1 Iimmie Alexander, Charles Garrett, Ianice Alexander, Patty Baird, Tommy Bailey, Doran Harris, Billy Wal- ton, Iimmie Israel, Bill Moore, Kenneth Illges, Cathie Ann Hauhey, Kay Weston, Iim Biddle, Iohnnie Iohns, Eric Iohnson. Row 2 David Inman, Pat Quick, Robert Bidgood, Barbara Hayes. Billy Moss, Karen Kercheval, Sammy Crail, Nancy Ringer, Martina Balser, Dale Kercheval, Danny Williams, Dean Hi1lo:k, David Harris, Lucinda Cox. Row 3 Ierry Kellam, Iimmie Kellam. Beth Pettijohn, Lucille Stern, Ianet Bertron, Tom Cornell, Alice Eikelberry. Vincent New- som, Saralyn Crail, Linda Seats, Kathy Keller. Steve Elliott, Beverly Staley. How 4 Diane Rector, Rosyln Hutchens, Freddie Greathouse, Lana Io Musselman, Ziggie Bays, Dick Gardner, Bill Cum- mings, Robert Rechsteiner, Brenda Lee Bush, Mark Mendenhall, Don Barron, Bill McMurtry. Row 5 Iimmie Harvey, Ielfrey Lane, Elaine Weaver, Phil Greeman, Iennilou Mace, Chuck Barnes, Ronnie Iohnson, Lois Emry, Cathie Biddle, Rex Iohnson. Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs. Pettijohn. Page Twenty-eight HIlSl lilllllll f . S L to R How I David Butcher, Iackie Baird, Tommy Wright, Iackie Hunter, Elaine Cummings, Patricia Greathouse, Peggy Fox, Susan Kendall, Patty Alexander, Sharon Sue Davis. Row 2 Gary Gang, Deborah Eickleberry, Stephen Bayless, Anita Griffin, Rita Calvert, David Bacon, Rita Keeling, Bayless, Sharon Cook, Rebecca Sears, Ida Biddle, Larry Thomas, Charles Barrick, Dnny Legan, Marvin Illges, Terry Row 3 Roger Cooper, Billy Shrum, lean Leming, Ierry Staley, Iimmy Mitchel, Beverly Harmes, Iackie McDonald, Linda Kittinger, Teresa Campbell, Diana Cline, Bobby Goodner, Mary Duchemin, Terry Hadley, Tom Bennett, Ricky Borger, Iohn David English, Ioe Dillinger. Young. ti. i 'ii Delph, Donna Bailey. Margie Nancy Row 4 Banda Io Heck, Iodv Nicholson, Faye Lane, David Prater, Gordon Pickett. Connie Compton, Vicki Haine, Paul Wal- lace, Nancy Burton, Danny Wooldridge, Marrose Boyer, Doris Ann Skidmore. Row 5 Susan Scott, Dean Groves, Neil Palmer, Russell Mendenhall, Brad Heiflemire, Clarence Sexton, Francis Larry Butcher, Andy Wire, Ioe Ridge, Kenneth Millikan, Iay Mace, Andrea Parr, Iudy Rudd, David Hobson. Row 6' Marilyn Burton, Diana Emry, Iohnny Pickett, Wayne Crist, Dicki McCarty, Nancy Weaver, Anita Moore. Burgess, Gregory Bailey, Iudy Barker, Anita Reynolds, Iohnny Hammer, Gail Greeman, David Biddle. Page Twenty-nine Teeter. Loretta Th Practice Makes Perfect 6' , S f-L' . 'asf R -'A Vfvq, X: 5 X ' K , x C ' 1 QU Firsl' week OJ- school Page Thirty-one fllfly wack of' Scfzool r---s l. SlllABUS or STAFF ,s?':K K K W:-f :I :z ,.. A K M A E A Sitting Iake Hiatt, Eddie Davis, Barbara Staley, Geneva Peak Sara Linn. Standing Bill Dodd, Deanna Eidson, Rose Mary Stahl, Phil Ins keep, Phyllis Allen, Ronnie Pickett, Marilyn Biddle. lane Hockey Bob Seymour, Mrs. Elma Griffith, Advisor, Neal Godby. Insert: Deanna Mace. Barbara Staley - Phil lnskeep .,a. Eddie Davis M- Sara Linn --- lake Hiatt .... Deanna Eidson - Phyllis Allen -H Marilyn Biddle - lane Hockey --, Deanna Mace -- Bose Mary Stahl Bob Seymour -- Neal Godby i , A Bill Dodd ...... Ronnie Pickett -- Page Thirty-two Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Editor Art Editor Sports Editor --- -- Typist -- Typist -- Typist --,- Typist -,--- Typist - - - Advertising - - - Advertising - , - Advertising - - - Sales - - - Sales , . wa its Q' , fi, ,EQ:. ' it F 4 nv, ' 7' V w Wiki , if - ui The Sheridan High School band, under the direction of Mr. Wayne VanSickle, is composed ot Iunior High and High School students who play wind or percussion instruments. They work together to form a band that everyone can be proud of. During the week of August 19, the band attended Smith- Walbridge Camp near Syracuse, Indiana, for rehearsal of their show for the State Fair. The band marched at Zionsville in their Fall Festival. This band furnished entertainment for the guests who came to Kraft's Open House, and they marched at the Annual Halloween celebration. They performed at the Christmas program as well as all ot the football and basket- ball games. They participated in the District Band and Or- chestra Contest that was held at Sheridan. They also com- bined with the other bands of the county tor the Hamilton County Spring Festival. Page Thirty-four 433+ A Wo? WW BA Il MEMBERS lst Row Betty Io Mendenhall, Marilyn Biddle. lane Ann Hockey, Iudy Wallwork, Betty Godby, Larry Brown, Mary Louise Hines, Carol Fairchild, Kathy Wright, lane Mendenhall. 2nd Row Patsy Shupe, Ian Stanley, Rosalyn Graham, Darlene Zellars, Iudy Booth, Tom Wright, Marilyn Mendenhall, Connie Martin, Kirk Hoggatt, Iohn Snethen, Ivan Bragg, Iohn Shelburne, Ianet Brown, Sara Leonard, Duane Billingsley, Deanna Boone, Iudy Price, Mary Ann Leonard. 3rd Row Iudy Smith, Marilyn Cline, Carol Beard, Marsha McCullough, Iane Haughey, Iudy Fulwider, Bob Seymour, Marzella Graham, Charles Walker, Delbert Wright, Iames Stephenson, Nancy Seymour, David Hammack, Larry Inskeep, Eddie Davis, Donzel Wright, Luanna Wright, Iames Bragg, Gene Leonard, Marsha Palmer, lane Wilson. Sv xfggbn 'Q , X f , F f W X 'n t XT X I XX gl, Q 5 'ffff iii- ' iQ Page Thirty-five r' I I . fn x X A P . s i TWIRllRS This year we have six majorettes They have attended classes in twirling at Smith Wal- bridge Camp and at Butler University. Under the instruction of Mrs. VanSickle and her daughter, Ley Anne, they have done many routines at both football and basketball games. The girls have done an outstanding job and should be commended. DRUM MAJUR Bob Seymour, our drum major, has been with the band since 1953, the start of his fresh- man year. He has attended tive weeks of drum major camp at Smith Walbridge Camp, Syracuse, lndiana. He hopes to be a college drum major someday. Bob is deeply respect- ed by all high school students as Well as by the band members. He adds the finishing touch to the band. Q? 'Wx '-will rv i Left to Right, Top Row: Darlene Griffith, Dorthy Peirce, Ginger Boss, Ioan Hobbins. Second Row: Linda Brandenburg, Silvia Ryan, Iudy Wallace, Virginia Alexander. Third Row: Marilyn Mendenhall, Jenny Ottinger, Roseyln Graham, Ianet Picket. Fourth Row. Amy Griffith, Margaret Pierce, Marilyn Pierce, Iudy Wooldridge. Fifth Row: Sara Leonard, Kay McMurtry, Mariea Kercheval, Rita Cox. Sixth How: Rose Long, Fern Bradley, Waneta Gipson, Cecile Green. Seventh Row: Ianet Bishop, Deanna Mace. Betty Law, Lois Ross. Our school chorus, under the direction oi Mr. Wayne Van Sickle, is composed oi both hiqh school and junior hiqh qirls. This year they have participated in many activities. Among these are: The Chistmas Proaram, Convocation, Ser- vices at the Christian Church, Services at the Methodist Church, The County Vocal Festival, and eiqht of the qirls sana at the Basketball Banquet. They Sana at the Baccalaureate. Page Thirty-seven First row: lane Hockey, Nancy Richardson, Patsy Shupe, Doreene Weaver, Cynthia Bennett, Sharon Kinsey, Sheila Ryan, Marzella Graham. Second row: Sharon Greeman, lane! Pickett, Beverly Newsom, Nancy Biddle, Tommy Kendall, Ralph Weaver, Betty Godby, Mary Louise Hines, Connie Martin, Iudy Price, Ianet Brown, Iane Norman, Ruth Ann King, Ian Stanley, Marilyn Biddle, Kathy Wright, Iane Mendenhall. Third row: Iames Bragg, Ronnie Blackstone, Mr. Wayne VanSickle, Claude Burtron, Ienny Ottinger, Iimmy Hunt, David Hammack, Nancy Seymour, Iohn Hockey, Robert Inskeep, Donny Seymour. IIRIIHESIIIA The orchestra is composed of 35 players, most of which are sixth grade and Ir. High students. lt has grown consider- ably this year compared to previous years. Under the direction ot Wayne VanSickle, the orchestra plays at class plays, meetings, the spring music festival, and the baccalaurate. They are usually busy preparing for the or- chestra contest in the early spring. The whole school should feel pride toward the orches- tra's accomplishments, for it is a credit to our school system. Page Thirty-eight Q.. H-1 ASSISIA I DRUM MAJIIR Iames Braqq is our assistant drum major this year. Although this is his tirst year, he has progressed rapidly. He has spent one week at Smith Walbridqe drum major camp at Syracuse, lndiana. We are pleased with lames and are sure that he will make Sheridan proud of him in years to come. JU lllll MASS Plll HCS? Left Row: lone Rockey, Bob Seymour. Ronnie Heck, Neil Butcher. Middle How: Sara Linn. Mrs. Puzey, Iudy Hin shaw, George Bailey. Right Row: Marzella Graham, Ianet Bishop. Neal Godby, Ierry Bailey. The following are the characters in the lr. Play ot the class of 57 . NORA MALONE ........ .. ..... lane Bishop OFFICER TIM MCGRILL . .. .......... Ronnie Heck MRS. FANNY FARNHAM .... Betty Io Mendenhall LARRY ELLIOT .......... ....... B ob Seymour TED HARTLEY ....... ..... .... N e il Butcher VIVIVAN SMYTHE-KERSEY . . . .. . Iudy Hinshaw UNCLE ALECK TWIGGS ......... .... N eal Godby CHARLIE HOPPS ................... . ..... lane Rockey MRS. CAROLINE SMYTHE-KERSEY .......... Marzella Graham ln 1956, the lr. Class of Sheridan High presented Here Comes Charlie , a comedy play. It was centered around Charlie Hopps and Uncle Aleck who came to live with Larry Elliot and his aunt, rich society people, because ot the death ot Charlie's Father. Charlie, who Larry thought was a boy, turned out to be a girl. Everything was in a turmoil tor a while, but all ended Well. Page Forty 'il I HIHE BUAHUI GHUUSI REACHH The Senior Class of l956-57 presented a comedy, The Boardinqhouse Reach , con- sistinq ot three acts. The story was centered around Wilbur Maxwell, a thirteen year old boy, whose dream it was to own his very own bicycle. No one would pay attention to his dream, and be became desperate. While has parents are gone, he opened a boarding house in his home. The characters Wilbur rents rooms to all seem to get mixed up in one kind of trouble or another. This ends in chaos, but Wilbur aets his bicycle and learns a lesson in business. Z' as we 7 t 1 A A Left to Right, Bottom Row: Bob Seymour, Iudy Booth, Mrs. Mitchell. Second Row: Waneta Gipson, Marzella Graham. Third Row: Patty Brocato, lane Rockey. Fourth Row: Sara Linn, Ianet Bishopfifth How: Iudy Hinshaw, Deana Mace. Sixth Row: Betty Mathews. Deanna Eidson, Phyllis Allen. Seventh Row: Ronnie Heck, Neil Butcher. Eight Row: lake Hiatt, Ierry Bailey, Elmer Bitner, Dave Hammock. Not Shown: Paul Skidmore, George Bailey. AMES A D CHAR EIIRS Al Sl IDR PlAl WILBUR MAXWELL ..... ........ N eil Butcher LUCY BURNS .... ....... ......... I a net Bishop HERCULES NELSON .... Elmer Bitner MRS. MOTT ..... ...... S ara Linn CONNIE MAXWELL . . . . . . Waneta Gipson CONNOLLY ....... . . . Paul Skidmore BERNADINE SMITH ,... .,.. P hyllis Allen IANET MAXWELL .... .......... I udy Booth BETTY LOU MAXWELL . Patty Brocato DIRECTOR .,........... .... M rs. Iohn Mitchell IOHN MAXWELL ...... ,..., B ob Seymour STUDENT DIRECTOR ...... Iudy Hinshaw AUNT MARY ........ Deanna Eidson STAGE MANAGERS .... George Bailey LIMPY MCGUIRE ................... Ronnie Heck Ierry Bailey NORA MCGUIRE ....,......... Marzella Graham SOUND .......................,...... Fred Gary HERMAN NINETY-VOLT ROUGHHOUSE RUBY .. IONES . David Hammock Betty Mathews MR. POTTER ........................ Iake Hiatt Ushers: Bill Dodd, Betty Law, Dave Elmore, Irene Grinsteacl, lim Harvey, Dianna Hadley, Neal Godby, Lois Ross. Allll Al Hll llll Sllllllll -C3 gg Qs 0. -? ani' gzwff? I 1 I I i : First Row: lane Hockey, Neal Godby. Sara Linn. Second row: Marilyn Biddle, Barbara Staley, Marzella Gra cm. Third row: Mr. Owen Richardson, Ierry Bailey, Phil Inskeep, Mrs. Ioyce H. Cline. Missing: Eddie Davis. The Alpha Chapter oi the National Honor Society was organized in Sheridan High School in 1946. There are at present l56 members. To be eligible ior consideration, a student must have spent the pre- ceding semester at Sheridan High School, a student must be on the B honor roll and must be carrying three solid subjects. Not more than 1596 oi the lunior class nor more than 2596 of the Senior class may become members. The principal and high school faculty select members, using as their basis these qualities: character, leadership, scholar- ship, service, personality, initiative, and personal appearance. The actve members for l956 are: lerry Bailey, Marilyn Biddle, Eddie Davis, Neal Godby, Marzella Graham, Phil lnskeep, Sara Linn, lane Bockey, and Barbara Staley. President .... , . . ...... Neal Godby Vice'President . . ,... Loran McKinley Secretary ...,. .....,.,.. P hil Inskeep Treasurer . . . . . Mr. Owen Richardson Sponsor ., .. Mrs. Ioyce H. Cline 1 wrgfiwwgm .V f L22 fyx EIIEEIRE EARAAERS RE AMERIIIA President --- ...... lake Hiatt Vice-President -- -- Ronnie lohnson Secretary -- -- Earl Shelburne Treasurer D, L, Kenny Kensey Reporter -,- we Max Kercheval Sentinel ,- -- Larry Wright ,J- nl Left to Right, Row I: Earl Shelburne, Kenny Kinsey, Larry Wright, Nelson lay, Ronnie Iohnson, Max Kercheval, lake Hiatt. Row 2: Don Parks, David Ogle, Iim Pierce, Denzil Shoe, Larry Alexander, Charles Pickett, Tommy Evans. How 3: David Harbaugh, Ioe Griristead, Iames Godby, Norman Palmer, Lowell Clark, Lee Brackens. How 4: Charles Hadley, Mark Thompson. Gerald Lindenmayer, Paul Iones, David Grinstead, Ierry Hunt. Row5: Donel Dell, Larry Kinkead, Lewis Hendricks. Ierry Bailey, Wayne Wallace, Iohn Pickett, Neil Stahl. The P.F.A. is a national organization that reaches from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Hawaii. The motto consists ot tour lines, but means very much. Learninq to do, Doinq to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. Page Forty-three Bottom row: Lclt to Right, Ianet Bishop, Deanna Mace, Irene Grinstead, Betty Law, Nancy Thompson, Lois Ross, Iudy Hinshaw, lane Wilson, Cleta Calvert, Sue Padgett, Connie Martin, Mary Louise Hines, Phyllis Allen. 2nd row: Patty Brocato, Sara Linn, Rosemary Stahl, Carolyn Brutron, Betty Mathews, Violet Pierce, Iudy Booth, Betty Io Mendenhall, Marzella Graham, Doris Bray, Barbara Rogers, Marsha Palmer, Marilyn Mendenhall. 3rd row: Sally Stahl, Margaret Stuart, Iualela Ramsey, Nancy Law, Lea Beth Iohnson, Iudy McClure, Becky Ginstead, Lonna Purdy, Ianet Sue Van Meter, Carolyn Honnald, Elizabeth Little, Marilyn Miller, Ianet Pickett. 4th. Row: Marjorie Pritsch, Barbara McCarty, Iill Reed, Na icy Richardson, lean Ann Lambert. Diana McCullough. Patty Barnes, Virginia Wiley, Charlene Burtron, Bernetta Law, Rosayln Graham, Deanna Boone, Iudy Price. .Sth Row: Nancy Sears, Kathy Wright, Dian Hillock, Beth Law, Laneta West, Iudy Moreland, Linda Fairchild, Carol Bc-ard, Ioy Barricks, Sharon Cline, Nancy Cole. Barbara Pritsch, Regina Booker, Ian Stanley. 6th, How: Sue Marlow, Luanna Wright, Iackie Bush, Iudy Roudebush, Connie Clover, Deanna Eidsori, lane Rockey, Marilyn Biddle, Patsy Shupe, Mary Lou Bitner. Hllllltl HUMENIAKIRS llt AMERICA The Future Hoinemakers ot America is a high school organization in which the girls are preparing themselves for future hornernakinq. The emblem is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the tuture homes ot America are in the hands ot the youth. Activities tor this year included the sponsoring ot a queen contest, a bake sale, and a tarnily banquet. Page Forty-tour SU SHII SHCHTY The Sheridan Chapter ot the Indiana Sunshine Society, is composed ot all the girls in the Sheridan High School. The theme ot the Society is Love Thy Neighbor, the slogan is Service Above Self , the emblem is the Rising Sun, the colors are Yellow and White, and the motto is Others First How: Iarie Wilson-Secretary, Rose Mary Stahl-Treasurer, Elizabeth Little-Vice President, Mrs. hershman-Sponsor. Second Row: Barbara Staley-President. Mary Louise Hines-Song Leader, Dixie Barnes-Assistant Treasurer, Marthena Hawlings'Pianist. First How: Mr. Waitt. Second Row: Neal Godby-Secretary, Phil Inskeep-Vice President, Ronnie Iohnsozi-President, BOY'S CHU Cll The Boy's Council is a large organization which consists ot all the boys in high school. Sponsoring this organization are Mr. Noble Waitt and Mr. Don lnslceep. Along with the officers, they work with the Adams Township Ministerial Association in presenting monthly convocations plus other entertaining meetings tor the en- tire high school. Page Forty-five THE llilll RY Since l9S3, our library has expanded until we now have 1,750 books, a vocational tile, a general tile, and a sufficient amount of reference material. Mrs. Hamrnar, our librarian, is alway there to help us, and We appreciate her help very much. She has twenty student librarians to assist her. We are very proud to have one of the student librarians, Don Thompson, elected President of the Hoosier Student Library Association. X Leif to Right: seated: Wanda Delph, Ann Groves, Don Thompson, Barbara Pritsch, Nancy Cole. Standing: lst. row: Helen Stone, Marjorie Pritsch. Iudy Burton, Beth Law, Linda Fox, Nancy Sears, Sue Inman, Ianet Bishop. 2nd row: Regina Booker, Dian Hillock, Velma Butcher, Mrs. Hammar, Eudene Thompson, Deanna Eidson, Geneva Peak, Karen Dodd. Not Shown: Patty Calvert, and Larry Caylor. Page Forty-six S lIlUB First Row: Ierl Ramsey, Hurley Wethington. Don Wethington, lim Spencer, Bob Seats, Ronnie Pickett, Larry Wright. Second Row: Donel Dell, Bill Beard, Charles Price, Llyod Robinson, Lowell Goodnight, Don Cooper, Larry Pearson, Leroy McKinley, Iim Childers, Clovis Rudd. Third How: Larry Allen, Noble Smith, Neil Butcher, Fred Gary, Iames Harvey, Larry Biddle, George Bailey, Ierry Bailey, Dave Elmore. Fourth Row: Mr. Day, Phil lnskeep, Neal Cody, Fred Spencer, Bill Dodd, Neal Godby, Elmer Bit- ner, Phil Pickett, Terry Ashley, Norman Palmer. This Club is made up of boys who have been awarded a letter by participating in some sport, being a manager, or a yell leader in Sheridan High School. The S Club is under the supervision of Mr. Day. The members of this club are learning the importance of good sportsmanship and clean athletics. Also, they are building a character for themselves which will follow them throughout life. Mr. Day with the help of the officers set the rules and regulations for sweaters and award letters. Officers are: President L- -- Phil lnskeep Vice-Pres. --, -- Neal Godby Sec. of Treas. ,- -- lerry Bailey Page Forty-seven RA 4-llll RlRVlR 4-H RlUR Seated: lane Rockey, Neal Godby, lake Hiatt. Standing: Larry Wright. Earl Shelburne, lane Wilson, Ierry Bailey, Marsha Palmer, Ronnie Iohnson. MERRY MAKERS 4-H RlUR How l: Sara Linn, lane Rockey, Carolyn Honnold, Row 2: Patsy Shupe, Connie Martin, Kathy Wright. Row 3: Ian Stanley, lane Wilson, Marsha Palmer, Karen Booker. JRlll lll 4-R RlUR Row I: Mariea Kercheval, Marilyn Cline, Mrs. Linn, Linda Ogle, Beny Godby. Row 2: Iudy Smith, Marsha McCullough, Nancy Seymour, E Iudy Marcum. Page Forty-eight Seated: Tommy Evans, Neal Godby, Ierry Hunt. Standing: Iohn Emry, Iohn Pickett, Bobbie Seats, Max H IRY JUDGI G Seated: Iames Godby, Lee Brackens. Larry Wright, Norman Palmer. Lowell Clark. Standing: Donel Dell, Wayne Wallace, Lewis Hendricks Gerald Lindenmyer. HVESIUUK JUDGI B Seated: David Harbaugh, Denzil Shoe, Charles Pickett, Kenny Kinsey. Standing: Earl Shelburne, lake Hiatt, David Grinstead, Ron- nie Iohnson. Coach: Nelson lay We think of Mr. lay as one of us. He helps us in all our problems and is very business-like at all times. He helps in livestock judging, dairy judging, poultry judging, crops judging, 4-H Club and F. F. A. Much credit goes to the boys and to him. Y ' 'H ' 4 ' , uf Y , . ,. . f ' f - K, . I. 'KF-'. , I., , , L xxx . 1,51 I .4 , 4- up . H , , -.V I it N-?1- V 2351? ' si' ,v' -5 'Ll se y,, f 4 ,, W im' .A ' ' . ,lr ' . N' 'xg' -N ' 'L' F1415 ' A I Lk ' A I . 'K ' 1 .. V 'Z I-.f , , Q Lvqhq f -uf ,H - fl K-,,. A , gf K Q V , ,. xc, h ., ' w. 'Q ' r W urs '+ ' f - .- . . 1 : 'ir' fn' f A , ' ' V . '- fu nj ,F , , if 4.31 f Q. -fu -fs, av -,L f Q M SVA, , A Fkagfq Q 5, gjivhx , I ig Go Get 'em Blackhawks! Page Fifty W7 bfi CAV 5 Syl ii 5.0, T5-25-fgi Jw? if X X f x9 EMJ L 'oQrL, pflylfloj SL Yx HIIHB ll Lett to Right: Front Row: David Inskeep, Iim Spencer, Larry Allen, Larry Pearson, Phil lnskeep, Ronnie Heck, Art Boss, Iim Cline, Iohn Hotiman. Norman Paddock. Second Row: Lee Brackens, Mike Ashley, Hurley Wethington, Don Wethington, Bud Wright, Don Cooper, Bernie Watts, lim Childers, Mike Rudd. Third Row: Fred Gary-Manager, Don Marcum, Larry Gardner, Norman Palmer, Earl Iones, Iohn Pickett, Noble Smith Terry Ashley, Phil Pickett. Fourth Row: Clovis Rudd-Manager, Larry Biddle, Neil Butcher, Donald Kelshaw, Paul Iones, Donel Dell, son, Lewis Hendricks. The Blackhawks had a successful season this year win- ning 4 and losing 5. Coaches Bob Day and Don lnskeep have spent many valuable moments with the team. We won our opening game with Carmel 14 to 13 and also our closing game with Tipton 21 to 6. They closed out the season with the foot- ball banquet. Page Fifty-two Lloyd Robin BOB DAY - Mr. Day combined with Mr. Ins- keep were the coaches this year. They did a wonderful job preparing our teams for their games. NORMAN PADDOCK - Norm alternated at guard this year. BEHNIE WATTS - Guard Bern was our big man in the line this year. BONNIE HECK - End, Ronnie was our de- fensive and offensive right end. PHIL INSKEEP V Fullback, Tank made the All'County team three times and Honorable All-State once. NOBLE SMITH - Tackle, he alternated at this position. IRT BOS - Beastie was t e man of all l s this year. IIM CLINE - Iim played defensive halfback 's ycar. NEIL BUTCHER - Halfback, Neil played right iralflzack and was named to the All-County 'm this year. 1956 . fx I ,,, 51, vYJiJr. 10013111 Aug. 31 Sheridan .... 14 Sept 7 Sheridan .... 20 Sept 14 Sheridan .... 56 Sept. 21 Sheridan .... O Sept. 28 Sheridan .... 19 Oct. 5 Sheridan .... 14 Oct. 9 Sheridan .... 18 Oct. 19 Sheridan .... 6 Oct. 26 Sheridan .... 21 v. Sr ll M W ' 811180 SCH1DUl1 Carmel .... Delphi ........ Iackson Central --- 13 - --- 33 ------ U Crawfordsville .,.,,. 20 Kirklin ....... --- 6 Westfield - ..... --- 18 Mississinewa - - Noblesville - - - Tipton - - - ----.-- 21 --- 40 --- 6 Page Fifty-four All-EUUNIY TEAM OFFENSIVE Guard ........... Don Wethinqton Quarter Back --- --- lim Spencer Full Back --- --- Phil lnskeep DEFENSIVE End .......... --- Larry Biddle Line Backer .......... Phil Inskeep HONORABLE MENTION Larry Allen, Neil Butcher HIGH SlIHHHl ttll ltHIltHS Lo!! to Right: Sue Padgett, Sara Linn, Carolyn Honnold, Phyllis Allen. Our yell leaders have inspired the student body with school spirit and qood sportsmanship and the team with the will to win. The qirts have worked hard to perfect their yells and maneuvers. We congratulate you tor the wonderful job you have done. JH HIH HHSH ttll lttHltItS The lunior l-liah students cliose Betty, cheering for the 195667 season. The tiirls worked Very hard and did ri nice tab. Page Fifty-live Myra, Iudy, and Pat to lead thent in their liASllllB ll Standing: Mgr. Bob Bilby, Coach Mr. Hobbs, Iim Godby, Bob Seats, Randy Raines, Leroy McKin- ley. Dewain Gardner, Iohnny Holmes, Gary Pumphrey, Chester Wallace, Bob McQuern, Danny McVey. Asst. Coach Mr. Inskeep. Seated: Fred Spencer, Neal Godby, Neal Cody, Dave Elmore, Ierry Bailey, Bill Dodd. Ronnie Pick- ett, Larry Biddle. We are proud ot both our A and our B teams. The A is made up ot tive seniors, one junior and three sophomores. The B team consists oi tour freshmen, tive sophomores, and one junior. Both teams have worked hard and have turned in some nice performances at home and away. These teams have shown wonderful spirit, marvelous team work, and qood sports- manship throuahout the season. We are proud ot these boys and feel that the community is equally proud ot the way they have represented Sheridan and Sheridan Hiqh School. Page Fifty-six HIGH SCHlllll BASKllBAll SUHlllllll T. Nov. H. Nov. H. Nov H. Nov. H. Dec. T. Dec. T. Dec. H. Dec. T. Dec. H. Dec. T. Ian. H. lan. T. Ian. H, Ian. T. Feb. H. Feb. T. Feb. T. Feb. H. Ian 10 .... 16 .... Z3 .... 30 ..., 7 .... 7 .,.. I4 .... 15 .... I9 ,... 21 .... 4 .... 18 .... 25 .... 29 .... l .... 8 .... 15 .... 22 .... IO-12 St. Mary's tAnd.D . Noblesville ..... Elwood .,...... . , . Attucks tIndpls.l . . Adams CSouth Bendl Rossville . . . , , , Tipton ......... O.T. Hammond Noll ...... Iackson Central ...... Lapel ......., Greencastle . . . , . . Tipton . . , , . . Delphi . . . . . . Lebanon . , . . . Flora ......... .... West Lafayette ...... Winamac ....,.. O.T. Attica .............. County Tourney Fishers .,.... . . , Carmel ....,. , . . Walnut Grove ..... Sectional Walnut Grove ..... Windtall .,.,. . . . We They 76 80 51 54 58 84 45 62 57 39 55 44 58 59 82 57 63 36 53 41 63 51 57 50 78 55 58 53 61 47 61 47 75 73 80 50 44 36 42 22 50 46 69 49 55 E4 FRED III SPENCER, a sophomore guard, a little fellow, was a sparkplug on the B team this year. When needed on the A team he was always ready and willing. VFAI. 'Moose' GODBY, a senior guard, show- ed his excellent ball handling in every ball game this year. What he lacked in height he made up for in real spirit. IIIRRY fBunnyl BAILEY, a senior forward, turned in a great season. His wonderful re- bounding and terriffic hook shot will be miss- ed next season. DAVID fMitchi ELMORE, a senior with ter- rific rebounding and shooting, pulled the Hawks through many tight games. Dnve's height was a great advantage to the team. LARRY fButchi BIDDLE, a sophomore, has a lot of size and great possibility of being a star performer in the seasons to come. RONNIE fDocH PICKETT, a senior Guard, show- ed a great deal of accuracy on shooting from far out on the floor, BILL DODD, a senior forward, was a great as- set to the team with his tremendous shooting and drive at the basket. NEAL tBol CODY, a junior forward, displayed much ability in set shooting and also jump shooting. He will certainly be an asset to rext season's team, JH IHH HIHH IHHIHAII The lunior High Football team has improved since last year, They have a record of winning 3 games, losing l, and tying l. Among their op- ponents were Noblesville, Tipton, Frankfort, and Westfield. Left lo right: How 1: Tommy Moore, Ierry Fosnight, Larry Walker Eddie McClure, Iohn Greeman, Kenny Baker, Duane Billingsley, Tommy Harvey, Larry Inskeep, Aaron Rawlings. How 2: Alan Woodrum, Robert Stevenson, David Sanders, Rodney Isenhour, Keith Emry, Russell Pickett, Ronald Bray, Dennis Carr, Philip Ridge, George Iones. Row 3: Chuck Inman, Iim Collier, Bill Land, Gene Bilby, Mike Grinslcazl, Steve Pitts, Mike Waitt, Ronnie Walker, David Cline. Pro t row Le!! to Right: Richard Eherwine-Manager, Robert Stephenson, David Sandcrs, Tom Harvey, Iohnny Gree- man, Duane Billingsly, Aaron Rawlings, Tom Moore, David Kendall-Manager. Back Row: Steve Pitts, Mike Grinstead. Bill Wiles, Bob M:C1ay, Courtland Blackstone, lim Collier, Eddie Barnes, JH IHH HIHH HHSHIIHHII The lunior Basketball Team has had a successful season this year. Their record was I7 wins and 3 losses. They also came through to win the Ir. High County Tourney. We want to congratulate the boys and their new coach, Don Inskeep, whom we all agree did a very fine job. Bill Land. Page Fifty-nine Leif to Right: Mr. Seats. Mr. Land, Mr. Dickey. SEH00l CUSIUUIANS We have three school custodians, who are always on call. We owe them a vote of thanks for always being Where they are needed. in CAFEIERI CUUKS Each year the number ot cooks increases. This year we have seven cooks. We would like to thank all of them for their wonderful service. Left to Right: Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Iessup. Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs Rawlings. Page Sixty IIMENIIAR Hello! This is 'Blackie' your friendly Sheridan Blackhawk sitting atop the trophy case which contains the shiny trophies that other Sheridan Black- hawks have won. I am very proud of all the Blackhawks that attend Sheri- dan High School, and l think you would be too, if you knew what all they do. Let me tell you . . . On August 31, the students came back to these hallowed halls of learning after their summer vacation. There was a football game that night, and the Blackhawks started the season on the right foot. They won over Carmel 14 -l3. September was the month for organization meetings of the various clubs. These include the Future Homemakers of America, the Future Farmers of America, Sunshine Society, Boy's Council, S Club, and the yell block. The Blackhawks were defeated 20-33 by Delphi on September 7, but the Hawks came back fighting and won their game the following Friday night, September 14, by scoring 56-0 over Iackson Central. Crawfordsville won a victory on September 21 by a margin of 20-0 over the Sheridan team. The Blackhawks won over the Kirklin football players, 19-6, on September 28. On October 1 the F.H.A. initiated its new members into the organiza- tion with a candlelight ceremony, entertainment, and refreshments. The Sun- shine Society had its initiation ceremony during the day on October 3 at the Christian Church. The first football game of this month was on October 5 a- gainst Westfield, who won over Sheridan 18-14. On October 9, Mississinewa won over the Hawks 21-18. Convocations were held in the assembly on October 15, and the minister from the Friends' Church brought the message. Noblesville gained a victory over the Hawks on October 19 by a score of 40-6. The Black- hawks ended their season by winning over Tipton 21-6 on October 26. On November 7, the Senior Class presented their play, The Boarding House Reach . l'm sure Shakespeare's actors could not have done better. The first basketball game of the season was with St. Mary's Anderson. The Black- hawks won over the opponents by 76-60. The F.H.A. and F .F.A. had a meeting on November 16. Sheridan played Noblesville on November 16 and lost to Noblesville 54-51. Reverend Williams of the Wesleyan Methodist was the speaker for the Convocations on November 19. The Thanksgiving program was sponsored by the Boy's Council and the Sunshine Society. The orchestra played a few selections, and the film The Big Kitchen was shown to the high school students. Sheridan was defeated by Elwood on November 23 by cr score of 64-58. On November 30, the Crispus Attucks were victors over the Black- hawks with a score of 62-46. The month of December was opened by a basketball game on Decem- ber 1 with Sheridan winning over South Bend Adams by a score of 57-39. On December 6, several students were guests of the local telephone office for their Open House. Sheridan won over Rossville on December 7 with a score of 55-44. The annual Christmas program was on December 10 this year, with all the grades, the High School Chorus, the Band, and the Orchestra participating. On December 14, a game was lost to Tipton by a narrow margin of 58-59. The game on December 15 was victory for the Blackhawks over Hammond Noll with a score of 82-57. December 17 was the date of Convocations with Rever- Page Sixty-one CME Il It end Sharp of the East Union Christian Church presenting the message. The Boy's Council sponsored a talk by Trooper lohn Cook. After the talk, the students questioned Mr. Cook about various phases of traffic laws. Sheridan won over Iackson Central on December 19 with a score of 63-36. Lapel was also defeated by the Sheridan Blackhawks 53-41 on December 21. It is now the new year. Many of the students graduated after the first semester. It seems strange without them already. The Hawks won over Green- castle with a score of 63-51 on Ianuary 4th. The Hamilton County Basketball tourney took place at Sheridan on Ianuary 10th and 12th. Sheridan was the winner! A Boy's Council meeting was held on lanuary 16th. Sheridan won over Tipton on lanuary 18th. The score was 57-50. Rev. Iesse Griffith was the speaker for convocations on Ianuary Zlst. On Ianuary 25 the Hawks were again victors. They defeated Delphi with a score of 78-55. Lebanon was also defeated by the Hawks on Ianuary 29th with a score of 58-53. The Sheridan chapter of the F.F.A. won their basketball tourney that ended on lanuary 30. On the lst day of February the Hawks scored over Flora. The Sheridan Chapter of the National Honor Society met to plan the initiation of the new members on February 6. The members of the F.H.A. also met at this time. On February 7th the Merrymakers had a 4-H meeting to start the new 4-H year. The Blackhawks defeated West Lafayette on February 8th. The Hawks finally won over Winamac in an overtime on February 15th. February 21st was the date of a Sunshine meeting and a 4-H meeting. The Boy's Council met the day before. The Sheridan 'Blackhawks won their last scheduled game over Attica with a score of 80-50 on February 22. Rev. Hastings talked to the student body on February 27 about the United Nations. He had been to a conference on the United Nations and was well qualified to answer all the questions the students asked. The Sectional tourneys started this month. Sheridan won their first game with Walnut Grove. The Sectionals ended this month. Sheridan lost their second game with Windfall. An evangelistic team came to school and presented convoca- tions. March 8th is the date of the Hamilton County Music Festival. The county orchestra and the county chorus presented the program. Rev. Iohn Parks of the Boxley Methodist Church was the speaker of convocations on March 18th. The Sheridan Chapter of the National Honor Society presented their initiation ceremony on March 13th. The orchestra and a special number provided the music for the program. The Boy's Council met on March 20. The Iunior Class gave their play on April 3rd. The Sunshine Spring Convention was held on April 6th. The band, orchestra, and chorus contest was also on April 6th at Sheridan. The Hamilton County Music Festival featur- ing the bands of the county was presented on April 12 with Milo Hovey as the guest conductor. Convocations was given by Reverend Frances Ott on April 15th. The Boy's Council met on April 17th. The Conference Track Meet was held on April 23rd. The County Track Meet was held on April 26. May was the last month of school. The Seniors left for their trip to Washington and New York on May 10th. Their Baccalaureate was on May 20th, and Commencement was on May Zlst. Now everyone has gone, and 1 am the only one left of the Blackhawks of Sheridan. Page Sixty-two MASS Wlll Phyllis Allen wills her used megahone to Ienny Ottinger. George Bailey wills his pilot's license to Don Thompson. Jerry Bailey wills his height to Bob Bilby. Marilyn Biddle wills her good grades to anyone who wants Ianet Bishop wills her interest in Kirklin to no one. Elmer Bitner wills his heel plates to Nancy Thompson. Iudy Booth wills her trumpet to the Reddick twins. Doris Bray wills her job at Bell Telephone to Sue Padgett. Fern Bradley wills her walk to Bill Beard. Patty Brocato wills her interest in Indiana University to no one. Carolyn Burtron wills her ability to baby sit to Neal Cody. Neil Butcher wills his quiet ways to Larry Pearson. lim Cline wills his upper plate to any one who needs it. Eddie Davis wills his ability to count money to future treasurers. Bill Dodd wills his used basketball to Fred Spencer. Deanna Eidson wills her typing ability to Phil Pickett. Dave Elmore wills his love for music to Little Richard. Fred Gary wills his wisecracks to Ernie Strawn. Waneta Gipson wills her friendliness to lim Childers. Neal Godby wills his executive ability to Earl Shelburne. Marzella Graham wills her Honor Society harem tO LOW6-ll Cla Cecile Green wills her ability to graduate at ChriSimGS to Iudy MCCIUFG. loe Greer wills his striped pants to Charles Hadley. Irene Grinstead wills her red hair to Bobby Seats. Diana Hadley wills her stature to Barbara Rogers. David Hamrnack wills his interest in Tipton to lim Childers. Iames Harvey wills his flattop to Clovis Rudd. Ronnie Heck wills his services to the Army Reserves. lake Hiatt wills his red suspenders to Iohn Huffman. Iudy Hinshaw wills her position on Blocks High School Fashion Board to Ienn Dale Huckleberry wills his friendliness to anyone who wants friends. Phil lnskeep wills his interest in football to the town of Sheridan. Max Kercheval wills his ability to own a hot car to Lea Iohnson. Ronnie Lambert wills his patent of the Lambertmobile to General Motors. Betty Law wills her interest in Kenny Moore to no one. Sara Linn wills her assortment of glasses to Terry Ashley. Deanna Mace wills her dimples to Karen Booker. Iames McVey wills his interest in airplanes to Mabel Hopkins. Betty Mathews wills her title of Roughhouse Ruby to Marsha Palmer. Betty Io Mendenhall wills her membership in Boy's 4-H to Cleta Calvert. lon Overdorf wills his ability to handle a gun to anyone. Norman Paddock wills his ability to be tardy to government to Marilyn Miller. Charles Price wills his noisy manner to Murray Durbin. lane Rockey wills her gestures to Mrs. Cline. Lois Ross wills her natural blonde hair to Randy Raines. Robert Seymour wills his baton to Chico . Paul Skidmore wills his fortune to Wyatt Erp. Rosemary Stahl wills her Trig. books to Fred Stahl. Barbara Staley wills her frankness to Lonna Purdy. Rosemary Stone wills her long hair to Ianet Pickett. Norman Strawn wills his ability to study to to Lowell Clark. Ronnie Pickett wills his electric trains to anyone who can afford them. Bernie Watts wills his ability to be at school everyday to Margaret Stewart. to work hard. rk. Page Sixty-three y Ottinger PIIIIPHHZY Senior Sponsors of 1957 Sheridan High School Dear Sponsors, Sheridan, Indiana While walking through town one afternoon, I decided I would buy a car. Being tired of my Caddy I had planned on a smaller car such as a custom model comes. I turn- ed in at the first establishment and who should I find but Ronnie Lambert, designer and build- er of the Lambertmobile. After picking out a small coupe, I took it for a test run accompanied by Ivan Emry who is Ronnie's chief mechanic.Being pleased, I paid my bill and drove out only to be stopped by Noble Smith who was directing traffic at Elliott's comer. When ap- proaching the city, I noticed a big, black, state trooper's car sitting at the comer. Behind the wheel was Dave Hammack reading a copy of MAD COMICS. My first stop out of town was the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Here I found lane Hockey presiding as head nurse. Seeing that she had some time free, I invited her to join me in looking up some old classmates. She consented so we drove for the Circle. On the way, we noticed Elmer Bitner, Fred Gary, Dale Huckleberry, and Paul Skidmore all run- ning their own White Castle stands. Pulling over on Washington Street, we noticed Rosemary Stahl and Rosemary Stone trying to convince people that the King don't care . Approaching the Circle, we noticed Iudy Hinshaw entering Block's with thirty modem dresses under her arm. She was followed by George and Ierry Bailey, who are her chief advisers. Pulling into a parking lot, Iimmy Cline parked the car for us and Doris Bray punched out the ticket. We waved goodbye and proceeded to run into a small foreign sports car be- longing to Phil Inskeep. He said he had had the car for a week and still hadn't found out how to get out of it. Walking through the bus station, we saw Iudy Booth, who was driving for the Sheridan Bus Line. After crossing the slreet, we saw Waneta Gipson and Cecile Green selling gold matches to people who don't smoke but want to put up a good front. Iust down the way is Norman Strawn attempting to educate some pigeons to the facts of municipal government. Seeing some ropes hanging from a building, we looked up and saw Barbara Staley and Francis Walden painting designs on the office building's windows. Not finding anyone else, we drove back to the hospital. I dropped lane off there and headed out of town going toward Ohio. As I approached the Ohio line, I noticed a sign bearing the advertisement Butcher's Boarding House. I decided to stop and was greeted by Neil and Iames Harvey who have a thriving business. Since it was still early, I drove on into Ohio and stopped at a motel in Columbus. Much to my surprise, out walked the proprie- tors Patty Brocato and Diana Hadley. We exchanged greetings, and they informed me of the whereabouts of a few more classmates. It seems that Phyllis Allen, Deanna Eidson, and De- anna Mace are learning how to put the crunch in Peter Pan. Marilyn Biddle, Ianet Bishop, and Fern Bradley are the ones who are staying up all night to make Taystee Bread. After spending an enjoyable night, I wheeled into Pennsylvania and found Ioe Greer, Norman Paddock, and Ion Overdorf polishing the Liberty Bell. Also, I saw Iames McVey and Bemie Watts trying unsuccessfully to start a fight in the city of brotherly love. New York loomed into view after a day of hard driving. I decided to take in some night life and so headed for the great White Way. Here I found Betty Mathews working as a dance choregrapher at the Swank Club. Bidding her goodbye, I ran into Ronnie Heck and Sara Linn who had been painting the town all colors. Right in the middle of the confusion I saw a sign blinking Don't Pay Taxes, Come to Max's. I went in and was confronted by Neal Godby and Dave Elmore who frisked me. After explaining who I was and that I had no intention of raiding them, I was ushered in to see Max. I was checked out the back door by Carolyn Burtron, who offered to take my money. I ran out and jumped into a taxi only to find that it was driven by Ronnie Pickett. He told me that Lois Ross had made cover girl for Vogue magazine, Charles Price was publishing the New York Daily News, and that Irene Grinstead was a top executive at the CBS-TV studio in New York. Letting me out at Macy's, Ronnie bade me goodbye and peeled out for the other side of town. Going into the store, I saw Eddie Davis demonstrating mattresses on the main floor. I discovered that Marzella Graham was head of the sales department too. Being tired, I went to Dodd's Den where Bill Dodd said he would put me up for the night. I was served my supper by Betty Io Mendenhall who was his chief cook and bottle washer. Then I went to bed to dream up some way to get home as I had now seen all my classmates. Yours truly, BS:pjafdje Bob Seymour PERSONALITY - The Golden Rules Be courteous to EVERYONE. A PLEASANT smile accomplishes wonders. Acknowledge ALL introductions cordially. Extend a HEARTY handshake, never a flabby 0116. MEMORIZE the 11ames of everyone you meet. Look people in the EYE when conversing. Talk with CALM assurance, do not raise your voice. Sllllll idle gossip: NEVER meddle ill personal affairs. Be a good listener: RESPECT other's viewpoints. AVOID arguments: KEEP COOL, eve11 if provoked. When YOU are in the wrong, admit it PROMPTLY, fr Be open-minded, TOLERANT, considerate. CO-OPERATE readily, cheerfully. Be a booster: praise generously, criticize taetfully! Show that you APPRECIATE all favors big or little. Say 6'Tha11k You expressively ll0t just politely. Be SY MPATHETIC, but never complain or seek sympathy. Always be PUNCTUAL: keep no one waiting. Make your word respected by keeping all promises. Be FAIR and SQUARE, LOYAL a11d SINCERE. Take PRIDE in your work and appearance. Do your best today a11d everyday. Radiate FRIENDLINESS, ENTHUSIASM. GOOD WILL! From 'cSuccess in a N utshellv By: E. F. Gerald Schlosser's office Frankfort, Indiana ankly. WHITFS JEWH SHUI' BIIIIIIVS SL RESTAURANT INSIDE - OUTSIDE and .lezcelry Boulevard - Bulova - Hamilton SERVICE Gruen and Ernest Boren Open Till 2:00 Fri.-Sat. Nites Watches Roads 28 and 31 MAIN STREET - SHERIDAN 5 mi. west of Tipton Page Sixty-five COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '57 BlIlIlll'S SCREW PRIIIIIHIIS SHERIIIAN INDIANA Real Estate Aur'tioneer', General Farm Household and Close Out Sales Also Real Estate Broker HAIl0lIl GHIHI Sheridan Pl, 8-5372 401 E. Sth St. Compliments to the Class of '57 HFRDM A FRIEND West Baking Co. 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HIGHER GRADE - LOWER PRICES 2-1f4 Miles South SHERIDAN INDIANA P age Seventy-two CQMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS UF '57 BEARD BROTHERS 403 suuTH MAIN Sheridan Indiana Pioneers In Appliances Compliments of INSKEEP BUYS Your lmfiamzpolis Star mul Nvlrs Carrivrs Phil Daw- Larry Robert Complinxents M of WELDING MINNEAPOLIS-MULINE K NEW HOLLAND DRUG STORE Sales K Servive Sh0l'i1l3ll, Indiana Shvrulan Indiana ulnsure Your Future With Education FERGUSON INSURANCE AGENCY Shvridan Indiana Pg S tyf COIlllllllllElltS of 5u.awht,m.it HUB Al'l'l,E for Sale Month of June Boxley uW'here it's Fun to Fly Compliments of Harold ll. Stephenson WMM-S GARAGE G Nlllll Slllllt Sheridan Sheridan Compliments of Compliments your Prudential Life of lnsuranve Agent ci R0 Sheridan Indiana WHITFS CHITHI 6 featuring KUPPENHEIMER FASHION PARK CLIPPER CRAFT Clothes Mc'Gregor Arrow Sportswear Shirts Noblesville Blue lllhhen llelr Grade A Dairy Products Phone 62 Noblesville Pg S ty! The VI'orI1I's Largest IVI2lllllI'2l4'Illl'Pl'S of Class Jewelry RINGS 'A' PINS 55' MEDALS 75' TRUPHIES WA? STATIONERY J. H. MvVay, Representative I 401-1 419 North Capitol INDIANAPOLIS T, INDIANA Compliments Potato Chips 12,4 .9- of Q Nut Meats I Popvorn M Pretzels CHESTYI II I Kercheval ch I d I ' ' est no s, nc Indianapolis Sheridan Indiana JERRY WOOIJDRIDCE Your Newsaper Boy Page Seventy-six lv Conlplillwnts lllll W - KlNlllAll PIANU To The Class of '57 Noblesville Tipton - Pulllisllers and l,I'llllt'l'S - 8 Noblesville Goodyear Tires o NORGE AI'l'LIANCES Serving Hamilton County . . , Sl la Duzly sm!-P mas' IH ' .lolm Sexton 61. o. NATIONAL WHOLESALE CROCERS lmliauapolis l'.0. Box 1531 lluliana PgS ty BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 GIover's Ice Cream C U Nl I' A N Y Frankfort Indiana Compliments and Compliments Best Wishes to The of Class of '57 'WN 9' cumw uAnnwAm s mxwmmw ul 'NE' Bllllll GAS SERVICE FORD SALES 81 SERVICE Sheridan Indiana Sheridan Page Seventy-eight COMPLIMENTS OF S n nd 5 :.:1:1: ,.1:1: 2 asf5:3:a:1:f:a:s: 3?-W' A fiQ5F5f1l5Q1Qsii255iQSQs5i5525553 Indianapolis Indiana PgS ty MERRW5 'I'I'lE wnv sion: Rexall Drug store Men a11d Boys Clothing 81 Shoes l rankfort Indiana Frankfort Dick Abbot, Mgr. MILLER TQUR TOURS and CRUISES AI,I, Ol foo ER THE WORLD Illarott Hotel Indianapolis Alun x W R o ' 1 RQLLER Cl-UB SKATING PARTIES HY APPOINTMENT Noblesville ' Phone: 1544 0 Indiana P g E ghty BEST WISHES SAIINIII SSHIW PRIIIIIISIS DINE AND DANCE at DEWEY'S Drive Inn Sheridan Managers Occupying same building Clarence 81 Lena Stewart as the locker plant Sreves Shoes and Service 413 MAIN SHERIDAN, INDIANA P g Eghty COMPLIMENTS OF Iwi? fmfmy Srhool Annuals 'A' Commercial and Job Printing 'A' Advertising Specialties 'F All Type of Printing Best Wishes J C O I C To The Class of '57 Where Savings Are Greatest Bishop's Paini Siore Noblesville, lmliana l. H. WIllIlS llll. DRY GOODS READY-T0-WEAR Sllf'l'lll2ill Imliana Phone 300 Noblesville, lml Page Eighty-1 WO Best Wislles To The CLASS OF '57 PEEEIJUHN EUNEIEAE H0 E SHERIDAN INDIANA Compliments of Compliment HEIUSIEH PETE of CASULINE THE BQYS AT SEIPFEQEHII, lucliana IEHNIEIIGII 2 KENNETH E. HEEESBEIEIIEIE Sllericlan, Incl. PL. 8-4180 IIUCHENII GARAGE Sheridan, Indiana P g E ghty th COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '57 llii FS BEAUTY SHUI, Phone PL 8-4592 Sheridan, Indiana Compliments Of PINS UIMBER CII. ESTIMATINC - DESIGNING Building Materials Amo Pam and Remirs PL 3-4370 Shel-alan R.R. 3 Front End Alignment at Hortonville Phone 3-4436 Westfield BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 GoishalI's Corner Grocery Sheridan Indiana P g Eghtyf CLASS OF '57 G'May Good Fortune Be With You Alzvaysn UN IIINE FARM DAIRY Kenneth McCarty Frederick Moss Page Eighty-five Compliments Congratulations To The Class of '57 Cl IRM BEAUTY DENTIS1' To The Class R. W. llllll Sheridan Indiana Sheridan Indiana Compliments General of Furniture Upholstering lf M R Fine Fabric' Selections Lebanon lmliana PL 3-5676 Sheridan R.R. l Compliments of EMM li S CU., Inc. Produeers and Distributors of ll lllll W Slllllllll Nam Cheap - Safe - Dependable Sheridan Indiana 416 Main St. Sheridan, Ind Page Eighty-six BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 eering Cleaners rlllll'f'f' Lovutions Serving Hamilton County in flllCl'lllilll Carmel l06tl1 alul College CRAYCHAH Wlsllll fllllll Ill-ll 60003 CU. ASSUITIAH Sllllll KELVINATQR Noblesville llltllallil 'I'AI.BER'l'-SCIIAAB LUMBER CO. S01'vic0 to Builders WESTFIELD - SHERIDAN - NOBLESVILLE P9 E ghty Compliments of WAUAIIE IIURTS nmnv sun HWS PL Sheridan Sliffriflall Indiana Compliments Sincere Best Wishes of to the Class of '57 MMI li RAGE Ilr. Bailey A. Cox General Automobile Repair OPTOMETRIST 24-Hr. Wrecker Service Waugh Indiana Sheridan Indiana Page Eighty-eight COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '57 PIIIKHVS SORGIIIIM FACTORY BAKER'S CORNER HE LEYS SERVICE HUB gmmgrg North edge of Westfield Groverles and Appliance We Sell the Best for Less Hortonville Pl, 8-5743 8247 0 IND. PHONE KIHMIN FENCE CU KIRKLW' Joseph J. Summers, Owner WE DELIVER AND ERECT Red Brand Fence Hy-Klas Paints Red Top Steel 81 Cedar Posts, Penta-Treated Posts, Poles 81 Lumber Manufacturers of Bet-R-Bilt Hog Houses W e never sacrifice quality for price Page Eighty-n Kinifid JAMES W' nnul: slum lsmrmn mm Nl. ll. :GA annum BEST WISHES McCAlNS I. G. A. MARKET EVERYDAY LOW PRICES C0llllDlilll6llt of Congratulations Bradfield Mitchell We mass UW Sllt'l'i1l2lll lmliunu F . HOBBS-WII.I.S ,0llllllllllt'llI of Insurance Service Shericlall llldillllil Sllt'l'i1l1ill C0llllllilIlt'lltS of POLAR I.OCKER'S MAc's lc: enum Al'l'illli2l Indiana PgN ty Compliments of Compliments of '-:Q I sr-rear!! I V AQUN F I 1 BAR ER SHUI I in ' . Z ii-if-l iivyi W 2 Fggiiilb WHEEL Q4 - Q B . . L 3 gli f I I KX f jf ' J 6 .1 4' .JJ -F91--. , . Terhune Indiana Shf'l'lll2lll RIISSHI PIIIKHI A Il S0 S DEALERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS - FEED - Sheridan Indiana Page Nineiy-two Compliments T0 The CLASS OF '57 III IZIIIII AUIII SIIIIS CHRYSLER-PLYMQUTH-IMPERIAI. DEALER MOPAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES I,f'Iranon Imliana Compliments To The Class IUII IIIIIII 00. Complete Home N Furnishings 106 W. 3111 STREET Sheridan Lelianon Indiana Pg N tyth Beechwood loelers MAHAHW3 CIIISTOMBU'l'CHl41HlNG PROCESSING AND CURING H KN .f'-Pl ,ll'r' 0 1 mm. 942 Phone 694 li0l1lSIllitll Tipton Indiana C0llllllllllPlltS Compliments of uf Your Boone Farm Mutual and lnel. Farnwrs Mutual lnsuranve Agent MOBILGAS AGENTS Sheridan lneliana Sheridan Ilmnpli ments ADLERS oomoio moo soo I0 Varieties Hybrid Seed Corn Illll 'S SUYBEANS-OATS WHEAT - CRASSES Sharpsville PIIOIIB-Sh2ll'llSVlll8 Fl'allkf0l't lllfliallfl Pg N :yi Compliments Cf METAL PRUCESSING C0 Shel Id SHIIIIIIA HI-IIIIIWAIII 'I Your Friendly H ardwarei J. Hoggalt Sheridan Compliments of HARRIS STANDARD SERVICE Sheridan Indiana Compliments To The CLASS UF '57 HIPPODRCME THEATER SHERIDAN, INDIANA COHIIIIIIIIPIHS of Nlcllll AIIIS HAICHIIII Sheridan Indiana JIM GUIIII HIS BARBER SHOP Sheridan Compliments of IYKI S SKIIISAS SAIIS Sheridan, Indiana PgN ty For H olwstly Hopresvntefl Used Cars SEE THE AE Albright-Anderson Auto Sales El50I S. l0tl1St. I'honP 574 NUI'iI,ESVII,I.E, INDIANA Com rlimvnts . I Herman bruy of IIIIIIAIIIS PIII I ' ' ' Mmm. PRODUCTS St. Rds. 38 Sz 47 Slwriflan COIIIIPIIIIIPIIIS of AAAHIICA SIAII IIA K YOUR HOME HANK Slwriclan Imliuua PgNIy I P and S lIHlVRIllH CARS and TRUCKS - EXPERT REPAIRS - Sheridan Indiana Compliments of Compliments of J. l. HECK, M. Il. Sheridan, Indiana FOR BETTER DUROCS Sheridan Indiana Sheridan Indiana P g N ty ght Compliments SHIIIIIIA IIISIAIIII I Sheridan Indiana Take Time Out for Beauty See Your AVON Representative VIRGINIA BARKER Compliments WAIIIIIN PIIIKIII ANI! SIINS POLAND CHINA HOGS Sheridan Indiana Best Wishes to CLASS OF '57 PIIZIIIIIS 50 to 351.00 Store Sheridan Indiana P9 N .Y I COMPLIMENTS Conlpliments TO THE CLASS of OF '57 TSTTTTT SUUTHARII H A R 3 A U G H G A R A G E BOXLEY BOKIAEY JUN? on Savings Tipton Building loan Association Tipton Tndiana THT STTTT Ullli Arvadia Indiana JIM IiTIiGIlilll FEED SERVICE HUBBARITS SUNSHINE FEEDS - CONCENTRATES Waugh Indiana TTTI li Iiiliil TRUCK STIIP OPEN 24 HOURS State Rd. 421 at Waugh Pgox-lad Compliments Always Read The of HIWIIVIHTS BUXLEY Hyour Home Newspaper , Best Wishes From VAN SlCKI.E's S. Main St. Sll0l'i1lHll l.1-banun Indiana HHHII I GRM C0 PAY MASTER MIX FEEDS PHONE PL-8-4572 SHERIDAN RJRQ1 Page One Hu d dO CGMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS GP '57 KRAF1' FUODS COMPANY SHIHIIIAN INDIANA EVA S JIWHRY Pllllllll nm and Avvumucr cu. 94-8 Conner St. Phone 258 Noblesville lnaliana Noblesville Furniture llBlESVllll HIR IIIIHE llll. Good Taste Need Not Be Expensive Noblesville Indiana For Modern Living At Prices You Can Afford Easy flrealit Terms Free State-Wide Delivery HERTHER-HISHR Furnilure Co. 61 W. Wash. St. Frankfort . . JUSIPH CII. Oldest Name In Clothes BIANN HARDWARE HARDWARE - STOVES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Noblesville Indiana P g O Hundred Three CUMPLIMENTS UF CCCA-COLA BO'I I'I.ING CO. Frankfori, Indiana Tllllll 'sim com: Of R. O. VICKERY 1'l,:a.11.sO7 S11 .-.- 1111111 Bllllklli 'ARM SHIRE TRIANGLE INN O CAFE O HOT DINNERS GOOD COFFEE Slllwl' 98 Oil - 24.1111-. AAA 51-1-111.-1 s11e1i111111,11111i111111 P111111Q3Ox3Q M Tilitull PgO Ha1dF GRIFFIN SHELL SERVICE I Main anal 2n1I Street SHERIDAN INDIANA Kenneth Nightenhelser 'I'lIE ROSSTON STORE CROCERIES - HARDWARE ROSSTON, INDIANA 'I'.V. SERVICE At your home or at my Shop Repair 011 all makes and models Also Elevtrival Servivf- Doyle Cody Pliouv 8 or 4 Big Springs . I m. S. of Waugh and I 4 mi. E. Ileetrenie Service WES1 S R GENERAL Domestic - Industrial A Iillllllf' I'I. 8-439-I SIICFIIIRIII Stale ROUII 421 Bakers Corner WAUCH INDIANA Pgo Hddr IZEAL FRIEND ',Q' -. of the family ,,, And I helpful neilhbotl His drug store is the h Ith center of your comm ty, contributing much tothe comfort and well-being ot the people it es. , No is nfuwed to till your prescription - ' cepobty and conscientiously et t' of lileoss. He is willing to render ony friendly courtesy for you 1 - convenience when you no well. gill Ho as IUC! mindful 1 me mimi ' ' louis traditional with the name REXALL. ' . HI is YOUR friend and neighbor! YUUR PHARMACIST El.I.I0'I'1 S DRUG STORE Established in 1886 Compliments of BIN IRANKIIN Sllllll SHERIDAN INDIANA A GOOD PLACE TO BUY FLOWERS Sheridan Florist N. Sherman Street, on State Road 38 SHERIDAN INDIANA Page One Hundred Six C Y BUYER HEATING f and SHEH IVIHM CHEW'S REGAL STORE EQQQQQQS? Shl ld ll Id I OMPI IMENTS OF EPs,.QazA Compliments of TWIN KISS DRIVE INN BOB DA Y I sincerely wish to express my appreciation to the fol- lowing people: Mr. Hobbs for his continuous and cheerful co- operation, Mrs. Elma Griffith for her ,faithful counseling with the staff. the staffs assistance, and each of the faculty. l also wish to thank the merchants in our community, the Indianapolis Engraving Company, Milliner Printing Comp- any. S. K. Smith Company, Porter's National Studio. and the .N en'spaper 'alloys of America. To these go my deepest respect and gratitude. BARBARA STALEY Editor Page One Hundred Eight ... 11:4 , ,ii ! ' -Aff ' ,-L-5:55. . w.!fl'1' . . t ' 1 .'--, .-3:33 I-,E J ' -'L N, ' , '- ?f , ' if ' V l- H xxx. T' . f' , t ,gsf,in',, V. :ix 31,1 - uw- - 'Ev wt -EM ' A .'f'-','1'Z',1 .M N . , I dr' , ' I I 7 , 1 . V fj f - .Qf'f'rf, A , ff'1W-?,.,,17 'f .: ij ' 'I 1' f .-341,44 -' . ' rf-gl, -, , - sl- ' ' ,I , i ' :-V p A va H ,. ,- ,. '-ibn -P11 ' 1,331 fc. 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