Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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The grade students buy candy during the noon hour. Our speech class put on cr skit to illustrate how our opponents were to be beaten. Quiet everyone, the announcements ot today are being given in the assembly. What can cr penny buy? The an Events 0 X XX ,.-fr'- X A,. X 7 ll.: 1: ' 3 Meeting place every morning. S? e Kai' F X me-C227 , kg I ,H Page Five Spin those hula hoops! The T ea:-n's Bench with the Stars of Tomorrow. Stepping lung The noon assembly - Meeting place for budding romances. Page Six V ' r - it W fs . , C tl all I ia ss- lhruugh The Year nd Having lun Another successful pass play for a touchdown. Page Seven No matter how hard we work, we still have our time for fun. The noon-hour gives us a welcome rest and a chance to talk without being called upon. Every Friday night we cheer our mighty Black- hawks on to victory. Who can forget the Wonderful dances and other social events sponsored by school organizations? ...L H- I ,,, Will' ' + 4-55 li. 'ss sf- 5541 1- ii-fi' Q'++: .5 1 1 '-- 1 1 1 1 1 1 Stepping Along In Uur Classes 1 Don't drop that ball. Page Eight 1 1 This year and our other eleven years 1 have been fun, but there have been times 1 when you must study. Those nights just 1 before a big test were the toughest. May- 1 be studying for those tests did do us some 1 good: We passed. Of course there were 1 values We learned, getting to class on time, handing in the required work, and learning to speak only when spoken to. 1 1 1 Is the test hard? Whczt are you making? Students today - citizens tomorrow. Page Nine . What is the teacher explaining? ll ll ll ll ll V fl ' ---u l lu ' '.-.-,,-.annul , ,. :I -, .d n---N UI, h ' ' ull Q ' nl s W .., C'-C s 5 , C3 ,L 4f '7 .g-unvlll Page Ten Stepping Along With The People As we near the end of our senior year, we are thankful to the many people who have helped guide our footsteps. To Mr. Hobbs and the teachers who have shown us the proper paths to follow, we wish to express our appreciation. Page Eleven LARRY HOBBS Ball Stae, B.S., Indiana University, M.S.: Basketball Coach. Nlr. Hobbs - llur Principal We, the students of Sheridan High School wish to express our sincere thanks to our friend, Mr. Hobbs. From the first grade through the twelfth he has helped us in his many ways. His co-operation and advice have helped us to attain our high school education. 9 Bob discusses the possibilities of receiving a scholarship. Page Twelve Mr. Raquet at his desk as manager of the Talbert-Roessler Lumber Company. llur Trustee Although Mr. Haquet has been our trustee for only a short time, we already appreciate the many ser- vices he has done for our school. He has won many new friends with his warm smile and friendly greet- ing. We are sure that he will serve our school long and faithfully. Page Thirteen IEANNINE BUTLER Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.: Business, Physical Education, GAA Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. IOYCE CLINE Central Normal College, A.B., Butler University. Indiana University, Franklin College: Social Science, English, Honor Society Sponsor, 8th Grade Sponsor. BOB DAY Purdue University, Ball State Teachers College, B.S.: Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Football Coach. ELMA GRIFFITH Indiana University, A.B., American Academy of Dramatic Art, N.Y.C., University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity oi Utah: Ir. Hi English, General Science. MILDRED HAMMER Earlham College, Marion College, A.B., Butler University: Librarian, Algebra, Sophomore Class Sponsor. IULIET HERSHMAN Earlham College, A.B., Butler University, Indiana University: Latin, English, Sunshine Sponsor. DON INSKEEP Purdue University, B.S.: Physical Education, Science, Assistant Coach, Ir. Hi Basketball Coach. 0 HARRY INSKEEP DePauw University, A.B., Indiana University. M.S.: Mathematics, Commerce, Senior Class Sponsor. NELSON IAY Purdue University, B.S.: Agriculture, F.F.A., Ad viser, 4-H Leader. ESTHER LINN , Purdue University, B.S.: Home Economics, F.H.A Adviser, 4-H Leader, Senior Class Sponsor. IAMES McFADDEN Indiana State Teachers College, A.B.. M.A.: World History, Social Studies, Sociology, Economics. STANLEY MERRILL Indiana University, B.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana Central: Commerce, School Paper Adviser. MARY ELLEN MITCHELL Western College, A.B., Indiana University: Speech, Senior Play Director, Social Studies, English Lit- erature, Syllabus Adviser. BETTY PRITCHARD Indiana State Teachers College. B.S., Art. EDITH PUZEY DePauw University, A.B.: English, Iunior Class Sponsor, Iunior Play Director. OWEN RICHARDSON Central Normal College, A.B.: Ir. Hi Mathematics, Bookstore. BYRON STOUT DePauw University, A.B., Butler University, M.S.: Social Studies, Drivers Training, Track Coach, Ir. Hi Football Coach. Iunior Class Sponsor. OSCAR WIEBUSCH Ball State Teachers College, M.S., B.S.: Mathe- matics, Physics, Chemistry, Sophomore Class Sponsor. THELMA WIEBUSCH Ball State Teachers College, A.B., M.A.: History. 0 NOBLE WAITT Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Butler Univer- sity: Mathematics, Science. WAYNE VAN SICKLE MRS. CAYLOR Arthur Iordon Conservatory of Music, Butler Uni- The Office Secretary versity, B. M.: Music. In the cafeteria with our teachers. Some of the teachers in the gym. Page Sixteen QJRA CARLISLE: Ball State 'achers College, Indiana- .lis, Purdue University, In- ana State Teachers Col- ge, Fifth Grade. lilltllli HIIIUHY I-ti GOLDIE E. CHILDERS: Man- FLORENCE COLBY: Indiana HESTER FOUST: Marion Col- EULALIA FREEMAN: Central chester College, Teachers University BS., F ourth lege, Ball State Teachers Normal College, Indiana College, Indianapolis, Pure Grade. College, Butler University: State Teachers College Ex- due University, Fifth Grade. Sixth Grade. tension, Fourth Grade. .f- 5 iff EDITH HARVEY: Central PAULINE IOHNSON: Indiana MADGE MCCULLOUGI-I: CLYDE McKEE: Indiana State Normal College, Ball State Central College, 'l'hird Teachers College, Indiana- Teachers College, Purdue Teachers College: Third Grade. polis, Central Normal Col- University, Sixth Grade. Gade. lege: First Grade. EMMA MENDENHALL: LOUISE MERRILL: Ball State EDITH NESBIT: Central Nor- Teachers College, Indiana- Teachers College, Indiana mal College, Butler Univer- polisy Second Grade. University, First Grade. sity, B.S.g Second Grade. NOLTE: Indiana MARY PETTIIOHN: Indiana P A U L I N E RICHARDSON: MYRMA STAPLETON: M.N.I. Butler Univer- University, Butler Universi- Teachers College, Indiana- Butler University, B.S.7 Third and Sixth Grades. ty: Second Grade. polis, Central Normal Col- Grade. lege, A.B.g First Grade. DONNA WILLIAMS: India- na University B.M.E.g Music to Grades I to IV. yi 4- - L: r 'WV' ' X it we Class Officers KL to RD Leroy McKinley, President: Larry Wright, Vice President: Marthena Rawlings, Secretary: Dorothy Pierce, Treasurer: Norman Viehe, Sgt. of Arms: Mr. lnskeep and Mrs. Linn, sponsors. S . C I Our president Leroy McKinley helping us to make our senior trip a reality. Page Eighteen CLASS COLORS Light blue and white CLASS FLOWER Blue Carnation CLASS MOTTO Not the ending-Just the beginning DONNA KAY ALEXANDER: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 3, 47 GAA 17 Chorus 3,4. MICHEAL C. ASI-ILEY: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 S. Club 3, 47 Track 3. DIXIE LEE BARNES: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Ass't. Treasurer 27 Vice-President 37 President 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 FHA 3, 47 Business Manager lunior Play 37 Play Cost 47 Class Secretary-Treasurer 37 Sun- shine Camp Representative 37 Science Club 47 Yell Block 2, 4. LARRY LEE BIDDLE: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Traci: 1, 2, 37 S. Club l, 2, 3, 47 Play Cast 3, 47 Foot- ball County Team 2, 3, 47 Dairy Iudginq l, 27 4-H 4 years. DEANNA CAROL BOONE: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Algebra Contest 17 Latin Contest 27 Bookkeeping Contest 37 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 President 37 Historian 47 GAA 1, 2, 47 Science Club 37 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra Contest 2, 37 Honor Society 3, 47 Annual Editor 47 Play Cast 3, 47 Sunshine Camp Representative 47 4-H 8 vearsp Ir. Leaders 2, 3, 47 Drill Team 37 Yell Block 2, 3, 4. LEE BRACKINS: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 47 S. Club 3, 47 Secretary-Treasurer 47 4-H 5 Yearsg FFA 1, 2, 3, 47 Sentinel 37 Reporter 47 Ir. Leader 3, 47 Dairy Iudqinq l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES A. BRAGG: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Band l, 2, 3, 47 Drum Major 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 2, 37 Band Contest l, 3, 3, 47 Solo Contest 1, 2, 37 Ensemble Contest 37 Track 37 Orchestra Contest 2, 3, STANLEY DEWAYNE BRAY: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 47 S. Club 47 Track 4. IANET CAROL BROWN: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 27 Chorus 17 Band Contest 1, 2, 37 Orchestra Contest 1, 27 Chorus Contest 17 Yell Leader 47 Play Cast 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 School Paper 3, EVELYN BUTCI-IER: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DALE CAYLOR: Walnut Grove l, 27 Boys Council 3, 47 Football 3, 47 S. Club 3, 47 FFA 3, 47 Chorus 37 Land Iudging 3. IAMES MILTON CHILDERS: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 S. Club 1, 2, 3, 47 4-H 1, 2. MIRIAM CHILDERS: Ashville l, 27 Sunshine 3, 47 PHA 3, 47 GAA 3, 47 Vice-President 37 School Paper 4. RONALD NEAL DEMAREE: Noblesville 17 Boys Council 2, 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47. IOHN W. EMRY: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Algebra Contest 17 Geometry Contest 27 Honor Society 3, 47 Poultry Iudqinq l, 2, 3, 47 Forestry Iudaina 2, 3. Page Nineteen THOMAS LOWELL EVANS: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 FFA 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 47 Poultry Iudqinq 1, 2, 3, 47 Land Judging 3, 47 4-H 1, 2, 3, 47 FFA Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. CAROL LOUISE FAIRCHILD: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 4-H 8 years7 Ir. Leader 3 Years7 Play Cast 37 Science Club 47 School Paper 37 Band 1, 2, 37 4-H Key Club Award 47 4-1-I State Fair School 47 Achievement to Chicago 3, 47 Round-Up 3, 4. LANA KAY FREEMAN: Highland 17 Madison 2, 37 Sunshine 47 Play Cast 47 Iobs Daughters 4. ROBERT C. FULWIDER: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE MICHAEL GARDNER: Marshfield, Wis., 17 Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 37 S. Club 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Student Director Play Cast 37 Play Cast 47 Class President 37 Science Club 3, 47 Vice-President 37 President 4. ROSALYN LUCILLE GRAHAM: Sunshine 1, 2. 3. 47 Band l, 2, 3, 47 Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 47 Play Cast 47 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY IOE GREAT!-IOUSE: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 37 Annual Staff 47 County Typ- iriq Contest 37 Football 17 Senior Play Stage Man- aqer7 4-H 3 years. DAVID LAWRENCE HARBAUGH: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 4-H 5 Years7 FFA 1, 2, 3, 47 Livestock ludainfr 1, 2, 37 Dairy Iudcrinq 17 Land Iudqinq 3, 47 FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. IEAN KAY HAUGHEY: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA 47 FHA 17 Chorus 1. CLOYD EUGENE HAWKINS: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 17 Track 3. HAROLD LEWIS I-IENDRICKS: Boys Council 1, 2. 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Class President 1, 27 FFA 1, 2, 3, 47 Dairy Iudaina 1, 2, 3, 47 State Chorus President 4: FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 27 Orchestra 2. MARY LOUISE HINES: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 Sona Leader 27 Camp Representative 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 Reporter 17 Parliamentary 47 GAA l, 3, 47 latin Contest 17 Annual Staff 47 Band 1. 2, 3, 47 Band Contest l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 27 Play Cast 3, 47 School Paper 3, 47 4-H S years7 Honor Society 3, 47 Drill Team 37 Yell Block 4. IOHN ROBERT HOOVER: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Band 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 37 Band Contest 2, 3. 47 Scliggl Paper 47 Color Guard 47 Orchestra Con- tes . SJHLARLES RONALD ISENHOUR: Boys Council l, . .4- SANDRA KAY IOHNSON: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Camp Representative 37 Treasurer 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 President 3. 47 Science Club 3, 47 Play Cast 3, 47 Annual Staff 4. Page Twenty LLOYD KAY KING: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 4, BERNETTA SUE LAW: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA l, 3, 47 FHA l, 2, 37 FHA Queen Candidate 27 Yell Leader 3, 47 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 47 4-H 3 YI'S.1 Play Cast Make Up 4. CAROL ANN LEE: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Chorus 3, 4. SUE ANN MARLOW: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 F1-lA 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 2, 37 Band Contest 2, 37 4-H 6 Yrs-I Science Club 3, 47 Sec.-Treas. 37 Honor Society 3, 47 GAA 47 Junior Classical League 4. BARBARA KAY MCCARTY: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA l, 2, 3, 47 GAA 1, 37 Iobs Daughters 1, 2, 37 School Paper 37 Make-up Play Cast 4. DIANA MARIE MCCULLOUGI-I: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 Reporter 37 GAA l, 3, 47 Hon- or Society 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Science Club 47 Sec.-Treas, 47 Play Cast 37 Student Director Play Cast 47 4-H 8 yrs.: Ir. Leader 3 Yrs.7 Key Club Awards 4, IEROY CLARK MCKINLEY: Boys Council 1, 2, 3. 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 47 Cross Country 1, 2, 37 S. Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Sqt. of Arms 2 37 Class President 47 Play Cast 4. DIANA MERRILL: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 S:ho:l Paper 3, 4. BARBARA I. MOSSBURG: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA 3, 47 Queen Canclldate 47 GAA l, 3, -17 Make-up Committee Play Cast 37 Pep Club l, 2. VIRGINIA ANN NELSON: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4: School Paper 3, 4. CHARLES E. PICKETT: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 FFA 1, 2, 3, 47 4-H 8 Yrs.7 Livestock Iudging I, 2, 3, 47 FPA Basketball 1, 2. DOROTHY ALICE PIERCE: Girard, lll, l7 Sunshine 2, 3, 47 School Paper Editor 37 Honor Society 3, 47 Iunior Classical League 37 Latin Contest 27 Class Treasurer 47 Librarian Ass't. 3, 47 Chorus 2, 37 Annual Staff 4. IUDITI-I ANN PRICE: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 FHA l, 2, 3, 47 Band 6 Yrs.7 Orchestra 27 Band Contest 6 Yrs.7 Ensemble Contest 37 School Paper 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Play Business Manager 47 4-H 5 Yrs.7 Pep Club 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 47 Orchestra Contest 2, MARIORIE GAY PRITSCH: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 EH? 3, 47 Pep Club 3, 47 Chorus 37 School Paper IERL RAMSEY: Boys Council, 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 57 3Ha1nor Society 3, 47 Basketball 17 S. Club l, Page Twenty-one MARTHENA CHARLENE RAWLINGS: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 Camp Representative 47 Pianist 27 Sec- retary 37 Girls State Representative Alternate 47 Honor' Society 3, 47 Secretary 47 DAR Repre- sentative 47 Latin Contest 17 Typing Contest 37 4-H 7 Yrs. RICHARD LYLE REDDICK: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY IILL REED: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 Honor Society 3, 47 Jobs Daughters 2, 3, 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 Treasurer 3, 47 GAA 17 School Paper 3, Girls State Representative 37 Sunshine Camp Representative 47 Annual Staff 47 Make-up Com- mittee Play Cast 3, 4. NANCY ANN RICHARDSON: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA 1, 2, 3, 47 Reporter 47 Junior Classical League 47 Orchestra l, Z7 Orchestra Contest 1, 27 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Heart Committee Representa- tive 47 4-H 8 Yrs. CONNIE ELAINE ROBINSON: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 GAA l, 3, 47 GAA Camp Representative 47 FHA 37 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 47 GAA Vice Pgzsgclent 47 Chorus l. r . CLOVIS LEROY RUDD: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 47 S. Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Poultry Iudginq 1. BOBBIE SEATS: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 47 S. Club l, 2, 3, 47 Honor Society 3, 47 Play Cast 47 Annual Staff 47 Class Treasurer 27 4-H 6 Yrs.7 Ir. Leaders 2 Yrs.7 Poultry Iudg- ing 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK IOHN SHELBURNE: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 President 47 PPA 1, 2, 3, 47 4-H 9 Yrs.7 Band 2, 37 Band Contest Z, 37 Ir. Leaders 2 Yrs7 Dairy Iudginq l, 2, 3, 47 Land Iudqing 37 Football 17 District Demonstration 3. JOHNNY DALE SNETHEN: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Eootbgllf, 47 S. Club 3, 47 Sgt. of Arms 47 Play ast , . EDGAR ARNOLD SPEAR: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 4. I-'REDDIE DALE SPENCER, Ir.: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3 47 Foot- ball 47 S. Club l, 2, 3 47 Cross Country 2, 37 Class Vice-President 17 Stage Manager Play 3, 47 An- nual Staff 47 Vice-President S Club 47 4-H 8 Yrs. HELEN STONE: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 3, 47 Library Ass't. l, 2, 3, 4. IIM LEE SWAIN: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 47 Foot- ball 37 S Club 3, 4. KAREN ANN THISTLETHWAITE: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 47 FHA 3, 47 GAA 1, 3, 47 Business Manager Play 47 Annual Staff 47 School Paper 3, 47 Editor 47 Science Club 47 Pep Club 1, 2, 4. NOEL DAVID URBAN: Muncie 1, 27 Boys Council 3, 47 Football 3, 47 S Club 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Science Club 47 Sgt. of Arms 47 Play Cast 3, 4. Page Twenty-two NORMAN DOUGLAS VIEHE: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec-Treasurer 4, Class Sqt. of Arms 4, Movie Projectionist l, 2, 3, 4. CHESTER EARL WALLACE: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, S. Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLES WAYNE WALLACE: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4, FPA 1, 2, 3, 4, Land Iudginq 3, 4, Crop Iudq- ing 3, 4, Dairy Iudginq 1, 4-H 3 Yrs. IUDY WALLWORK: Sunshine l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Orchestra Contest 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Fl-IA 3, 4, GAA 1, 4-H 7 Yrs., Ir. Leaders 3 Yrs., Ensemble Contest 2, Play Cast 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Chorus l, 2. DONZEL LEE WRIGHT: Boys Council l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, School Paper 4. LARRY ALYN WRIGHT: Boys Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, FFA l, 2, 3 ,4, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, 4-H 7 Yrs., Ir. Leaders l Yr., Dairy Iudq- ing l, 2, 3, 4, Dairv State Chcxmoions 4, Class Secretary l, Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. LUANNA KAY WRIGHT: Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Band Contest 1, 2, 3 4, District Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: School Paper 4, Science Club 4, GAA 3, 4, 4-H 5 Yrs., State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, Chorus Contest 2. Do you mean they are actually studying? Watch it girls, the floor is shaking! Page Twenty-three Although we can no longer see lean Ann Lambert, touch her hand, or laugh with her, in our memory she remains. We, the Class of 1959, feel that the following poem by Iames Whitcomb Riley best expresses our feeling for Iean Ann, our friend and fellow classmate, who passed away December 13, 1957. I cannot say, and I will not say That she is dead - she is just away I With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers there. And you - O you, who the wildest yearn For the old time step and glad return, Think or her faring on, as dear I n the love of There as the love of H ereg Think of her still as the same, I say, She is not dead - she is just away l Page Twenty-four Juniors Bottom Row IL to Rl Charles Walker, David Lutz, Carolyn Forbush, Ioan Robbins, Chris Vose, Darlene Griffith, Iudy Moreland, Nancy Cole, Ann Groves, Beth Law, lane Childers, Ioy Barricks, Barbara Pritsch, Mr. Stout. Second Row: Larry Brown, Don Leonard, Delbert Wright, Iim Land, Niles Millikan, Norman Palmer, Iim Godby, Iean Hadley, Gene Leonard, David Ogle, Ioe Grinstead, Iim Pierce, Don Parks. Third Row: Rita Staton, Nancy Waters, Eudene Thompson, Karen Dodd. Ienny Ottinger, Patsy Shupe, Dian Hillock, Kathy Wright, Rebecca Williams, Pam Pickett, Linda Fox, Nancy Sears, Rebecca Clark, Iane Mendenhall. Mrs. Puzey. Fourth Row: Regina Booker, Lanita West, Ian Stanley, Linda Fairchild, Mary Ann Bailey, Imadell Beck, Connie Martin, Iirn Boyer, Billy Hudson, Roger Ehman, Ronnie Glover, Mike Rudd, Tom Bilby, Larry Hume, Robert Iohns. Fifth Row: lim Caldwell, Karl Fergerson, Ierry Menke, Larry Gardner, Kirk Hoggatt, Bob McQuern. Iohn Holmes, Iohn Pickett, Don Cooper, David Inskeep, Ierry Hunt. Mark Thompson, Neil Stahl, Gerry Pumphrey, Dan McVey, Earl Iones. KNO! photographed - Carole Baird, Dwain Biddle.l Page Twenty-live Sophomore Class Bottom Row KL to Rl: lane Hadley, Sherry Norman, Martha Sears, Violet Stout, Betty Godby, Paula McConnell, Anna Io Bailey, Rita Cox. Second Row: Mr. Wiebusch, Raymond McQuern, Iudy Smith, Mary Ann Leonard, Bonnie Nicholson, Janet Harbaugh, Pat Bowen, Marilyn Cline, Myra Purdy, Caroline Mossburg, Bill Spencer, Billy Reddick, Richard Eberwein, Ronald Walker, Sammy Ottinger. Third Row: Robert Hawkins, Kenny Baker, Sharon Padget, Marilyn Pierce, Brenda Biddle, Penny Io Stinpert, Kay McMurtry, Rose Long, Linda Ogle, Darlene Zellers, Cynthia Bennett, Iudy Kay Marcum, Virginia Alexander. Iudy Wallace, Mrs. Hammer. Fourth How: Robert Spencer. Robert Thompson, Max Pierce, Lewis Morford, Aaron Rawlings. Richard Thomas, Richard Lee, Betty Rudd, Isabelle Burtron, Virgilla Philpot, Carol Dell, Beverly Newsom, Georgia Baird, Iuanita McCarty, Sarah McKinley, Nancy Seymour. Fifth How: Doyle Essig, Stanley Urban, Don Christy, Gerald Crail, Ivan Bragg, Don Emery, Noble Robertson, Daniel Lilly, Nelson Millikan, Bill Wiles, Mike Ferguson, Ioe Kellam, Larry Inskeep. Bruce Bowman. David Sanders, Court Blackstone, Larry Miller. Sixth Row: Alan Woodrum, Robert McClay, Meredith McKinney, David Hoggatt, Tom Harvey, Iohn Greeman, Jim Hunt, Benny Mathews, Bob Viehe, Paul Rawlins. Not photographed: Bob Boone, Beverly Kouns, Mary Lou Wiley. Page Twenty-six Freshman Class Bottom Row KL to RQ: Emily Noe. Patty Calvert, Lois Iohnson, Beverly McKinney, Iudy Fulwider, Margaret Shelburn, Charlotte Biddle, Sandra Goodnight, Martha Io Harvey, Carol Rawlins, Iane Haughey. Second Row: Sharon Kinsey, Lucinda McKinney, Glenda Williams, Sara Leonard, Gloria Walton, Ianet Dell, Susan Hiatt, Iayne Waters, Barbara Robbins, Betty Gunderson, Linda Ogle, Cheryl Cody, Third Row: Iim Collier, Iohn Davis, Frank Watts, Eddie Barnes, Carl Iennings, Chuck Inman, Bob Hawley, David Prestwood, Linda Kinnard, Nancy Kalman, Doreen Weaver, Mary Lou Fairchild, Brenda Reeves. Fourth Row: Larry Fairchild, Bill Land, Dwight Boone, Mike Coppess, Steve Pickett, Bill Artman. Russell Hayes, Tommy Grinstead, Don Stowers, David Kendall, Gene Bilby, Iohn McCain, Miss Butler. Fifth Row: Steve Pitts, Duane Billingsley, Delbert Brown, Rodney Isenhour, Tom Moore, Mike Grin- stead, Scotty Singleton, Phil Iohnson. Bill Pangburn, Bill Padgett. Donald Birden, Paul Beam, Steve Palmer, Tom Goins, Max McKinzie, Wayne Waters. Mike Waitt, Mr. McFadden. Sixth Row: Steven Shook, Keith Emry, Melvin Mundy. Russell Pickett, Ronald Stone, Robert Stephen- son, Roy Freeman, Barney Stout. Dennis Carr. Not Pictured: Bernard Howard, George Iones, Don Mendenhall. Page Twenty-seven Eighth Grade fe Y 1 Qglas Bottom Row IL to RI: Valeria Goodner, Iudy Beam. Dena Beard, Iean Wallace, Larry Vose, Bob Barron, David Iessup, Charles English, Bob Wiley, George Morris. Row 2: Nancy Stowers, Pamela Albright, Rebecca Ienkins, Brenda Haworth, Tom Kendall, Lyle Thompson, Pete Deakyne, Iohn Christy, Sam Grinstead, Iim Hunt, David Law, Preston Spear, Roberta Alexander. Row 3: Nelson Iay, Sue Thomas, Vicky Walton, Barbara Iohns, Sherrie Morris, Don Henley, Ioan Merrill, Sylvia Whicker, Donna Cripe, Anita Bacon. Cathy Illges, Louvella Stapleton, Nancy Riddle, Iim Males. Steve Norris, Ioyce Cline. Row 4: Robert Inskeep, Ierry Kincaid, Martha Richardson, Ruth Ann King, Beverly Gipson, Deanna Pickett, Bob Robbins, Ronald Stone, Iames Hadley, Stanley Smith, Iohn Hockey, Kenneth Mossburg. James Kemp. Row 5: Claude Burton. Rick Miller, Edward Ryan, Iudy DeVal, Ioan Nesbitt, Iohn Roe, Ioan Butcher, lane Norman, Karen Gardner, Fredrick Perry, Ronald Blackstone, Larry Wallace, Kanny Wilhelm. Row 6: Ronald Bray, Mark Raines, Edward Cripe, Iim Bowen, Don Kalman, Danny Seymour, Sharon Whaley, Ianet Pickett. Lawrence Whicker, Steve Pumphrey, Gene Rogers, Marcia Stephen- son, Karon Emery, Marcia Rood. Page Twenty-eight Seventh Grade Bottom Row KL. to RJ: Bob Day, David Woodrum, Bill Mcznier, Mike Baker, Iohn Bailey. Dan Biddle, Lorry Hawley, Dick Hadley, James Duchemin, Stanley Smith, Betty Pritchard. Row 2: Iohn Pearson, Iohn Curry, Mary Sue Fulwider. Iacqueline Southard, Donna Hays. Sharon Fidler, Nora Greathouse, Beverly Durbin, Peggy Wallace, Mary Ann Dunn, Karen Sweeney, Bill Pearson. Allen Wilson, Craig Kercheval. Phillip Lilly. Row 3: lim Bacon, Dennis Griffin, Bill Norris, Steve Thomas, Ronald Iones. Eddie King, Rex Isen- hour, Sandra Bragg, Carol Kalman, Paul Wyatt, Ieifery Cox, Teresa Newsom. Row 4: Kathy Nicholson, Neil Lambert, Ianice Stafford, Steve Harvey, Linda Godby, Steven Bennet, Kenneth Clark, Dennis Reynolds, Glenda Thomas, Marietta Goodnight, Carolyn Haughey. Mary Iane Bilby, Kathy Gotshall, Sandra Freeman, Iudith Dell. Row 5: Linda Scott. Sandra Drisch, Nancy Price. Maxine Harvey. Troy Bennett, Marilyn Iohns, lack Mendenhall, Carol Ann Perry, Kathleen Hastings, Vickie Aldred, Clara Cooper, Macky Mc- Donald. Phil Kercheval, Donna Swain. Row 6: Anita Cline. Sharon Greeman, Ruth Bray, Kenneth Scott, Patty Whitcomb, Donna Iones, Linda Wisman, Gerry Burton, Patty Thistlethwaite, Margaret Prater, Ierry Weir, Walter Bays, Robert Clements. Harold Cooper. Page Twenty-nine Sixth Grade Bottom Row KL. to RJ: Cynthia McClure, Iane Barker, Cheryl Brown, Bobby Roe, Harold Dillinger, Nancy Hicks, Kay Zellers, Becky Kinnard, Beverly Reddick, lean Caldwell, Donna Groves, Vickie Dunn, Sandra Wills. Row 2: Paula Baird, Linda Bailey, Iane Laignel, Linda Beard, Ruth Ann Pickett, Beggy Bacon, Marilyn Calvert, Bobby Barnes, Warren Weaver, Larry Stevens, Mike Heck, Raymond Cox, David King, Diana Coots, Ronnie Pearson, Ray Kinzie, Billy Barron. Row 3: Cynthia Downs, Duane Stern, Ianet Cripe, lanice Cripe, Sandra Burtron, Bobby Palmer. lack Thompson, Ardith Thomas, Tommy Prater, Iohn Prater, Sarah Pierce, Charles Dell, Ianet Anne Ringer, Iacqueline Isreal, Karen Collier, VaRae Thistlethwaite. Row 4: Warren Waterman, Ianet Sue Hammer, Lynn Brandenburg, Lee Brandenburg, Ianet Cody, Rita Crail, Colleen Clements, Ricky Wilhelm, Rebecca Durr, Iohn Henley, Linda Norman, Chris Holmes, Mike Remsen, Ann Boyer, Wilda Moss. Mrs. Foust. Row 5: Larry Haworth, Becky Io Boyer, Mary Frances Evans, Brenda Raines, Leonard Cooper, Cheryl Godby, Anita Biddle, Ieanne Arm Mortord, Danny Stout, Leah Ogle, Dennis Ferguson, Bruce Robbins, Ronnie Merrill, Wayne Waterman, Mr. McKee. Row 6: Calvin Cooper, Keith Vawters, Grover Cooper, Wanda Butcher, Iudy Bishop, Rita King. Dennis Ryan, Carolyn Gang, Iecmette Clements, Iohn Mitchell, Pat Pickett, Kenneth Bowen, Bill Compton, Mr. Nolte. P Page Thirty Fifth Grade Bottof Row KL. to Rl: Linda Emry, Terry Dunn, Ted Wethington, Michael Burton, Marcia Hicks, Doris Fulwider, Kerman Ewing, Barbara Manier. Iohn Biddle, Stanley Wiley. Row 2: Geneva Clements, Margaret Bidgood, Randall Hicks, Phillys Cox, Susan Thomas, Billy Wilson, Dennis Williams, Dennis Bragg, Bob Boyer. Cheryl Pickett, Marlene Kinkead, Ioyce Palmer, Carol Wright, Iulia Dunlavey, Barbara McKinney. Row 3: Danny Vose, Allen Steele, Ierry Ienkins, Denny Stapleton, Steven Hammond, David Keel- ing, Myrna Johnson. Iohn Law, Wilbur Rudd, Larry Nesbitt, Tommy Watts, LaVella Newsom, David Quick, Mary Catherine, Ioseph Hunt, Iackie Butcher, Sandra Mason. Row 4: Leroy Weston, Marilyn Nicholson, Dianne Hiatt, Iudy Duchemin, Iohn Stafford, Sally Goss, Anita Foutch, Daniel Beard, Iohn Spear, Harvey Biddle, Mike Aldred, Iimmy Hastings, Sandra Lafferty, Patricia Laflerty, Lynn Purdy. Nancy Moore, Mrs. Carlisle. Row 5: Robert Greathouse, Eddie Wells, Sarah Greathouse, Sherman Wallace, Lowel Cooper. Don Ogle, Thomas Mundy, Iimmy Thistlethwaite, Ianet Inman, Iayne Bishop, Pamela Vawter, Rebecca Hammack, Mrs. Childress. Row 6: Mr. Nolte, Billy Inman, Sue Wethington, Iohn Godby, Jane Ann Holmes, Cheryl Leap, Mary lane Pickett. Beth Stahl, Linda Alexander, Karen Pearson, Edward Bennett, Floyd Barker, Vicky Harwood, Linda Keller, Eddie Heffelmire. Page Thirty-one Fourth Grade , 5 Q K , Bottom Row IL. to RJ: David Harris, David Inman, Larry Fidler, Iames Bailey, Barbara Hayes. Row 2: Karen Kercheval, Kay Weston. Eric Iohnson, Iames Israel, Cathy Haughey, Tommy Bailey, Bill Moore, Davetta Farmer, David Stapleton, Ianice Alexander, Iohnny Ihons, Doran Harris, Patty Baird, Iimmy Alexander, Vincent Alexander, Tomfy Crail. Row 3: Pat Quick, Mary Ann Delph, Nancy Ringer, Lucinda Cox, Saralyn Crail, Dean Hillock, Iudy Hawley, Dale Kercheval, George DeVol, Dcnald Barron, Bill Moss, Stephen Goins, Diane Rector, Iimmy Harvey, Steve Elliott, Beverly Staley, Lynn Lauber, Miss Colby. How 4: Iimmy Kellam, Ierry Kellam, Kathy Weaver, Lucille Stern, Michael Nesbit, Ianet Burtron, Suzie Hutchins, Kathy Kellar, Bill McMurtry, Bobby Bidgood, Freddie Greathouse, Ziggie Bays, Lois Emry, Harviena Heckman, Stephen Coots, Terry Ehman, Miss Freeman, How 5: Gary Duchemin, Dick Gardner, Brendalee Bush, Terry Menke, Ieiirey Lane, Chuch Barnes, Linda Seats, Ronnie Iohnson, Gerald Greathouse, Phil Greeman, Mary Prater, Serena Whicker, Bill Cummings, Gloria Graves. Page Thirty-two lhlrd Grade Bottom Row IL. to RJ Lynn Clark, Vickey L. Stevens, David Butcher, Charles E. Barricks, Kim C. Lauber, Gordon Pickett, Nancy Burton, Alice L. Whicker, Peggy Fox, Iohn D. Fidler, Marvin Illges, Iackie Baird, Thomas D. Wright, Randa I. Heck, David Prater, David Bacon. Row 2: Rita Keeling, Patty Alexander, Iudy Iohnson, Anita Griltin, Iackie McDonald, Russell Mendenhall, William G. Walton, Iudy Barker, Margie Cline, Danny I. Woolridge, Pamela Yoder, Robert Goodner, Ioe Dillinger, Marilyn Burton, Ida Biddle, Iohn David English. How 3: Donna Bagley, Paul Wallace, Gail Greeman, Faye Lane, Vicki Ann Haine, Teresa Hadley, Daniel Legan, Rita Kay Calvert, Dennis Burtron, Richard Borger, Iames Mitchell, Iudy Rudd, Brad Hetilemire, Iohn Perry Pickett, David Hobson, Ierry Staley, David Biddle, Edward E. Wright, Becky Sears. , Row 4: Nancy Weaver, Tom Bennett, Neil Palmer, Anita Reynolds, Connie Compton, Susan Ken- dall, Nancy Young, Keith Nightenhelser, Iohnny Hammer, Iimmy Haddack, Lynn Smith, Connie Inman, Marrose E. Boyer, Mary K. Fidler, Mary E. Duchemin, Mrs. Edith Harvey. Row 5: Dickie McCarty, Anita Moore, Richard W. Thistlethwaite, Paul E. Kennedy, Larry Butcher, Wayne E. Crist, Iames A. Delph, Reginald D. Coots, Diana R. Emry, Gregory A. Bailey, Kenneth W. Millikan, Roger D. Cooper, Iohnny E. Iennings, Robert M. Kalman, Mrs. Myrna Stapleton, Mrs. Pauline Johnson. Page Thirty-three Second Grade Bottom Row KL. to RJ Coleen Seats, Michale Barrick, Ricky Owen, Wanda Barnes, Billy Kerche- val, Ierry Henderson, Max Bilhy, Marianna Haddock. Mike Harris, Dennis Sturdevant, Loretta Dill- inger, Gale Coots, Iaymee Rector. Ioe Greathouse. Marcia Wright, Marlene Lafterty, Christine Wiley. Cynthia Wallace, Terri Thistlethwaite. Row 2: Debra Crail, Marcia Foutch, Billy Mendenhall, Tommy Timmons, Carol Rogers, Sheryl McKinney, Ronald Kirby, Patrice Newby, David Cole, Terry Bailey, Randy Goss, David Harvey, Connie Haworth, Barbara Durr, Deborah Lane, Leslie Smith, Regina Durbin, Patricia Kennedy, Linda Kittinger. Row 3: Iill Hoggatt, Beth Miller, Candace Yoder, Mary Burton, Nancy Males, Kyle Waitt, lack Sims. Keifer Elliott, Cheyenne Louks, David Pickett, Dickie Ogle, Keith Thomas, Dean Morford. David New, Kathy Hammond, Dean Groves, Melville Chadwick. Row 4: Ieanette Nance. Connie Io Hottinger, Dennis Hobson, Iean Weston, Scott Remsen. Iohnnie Green, Terry Bush, Carl Burtron, Gene Ryan, Nadine Newsom, Collen Griffin, Diana Stern, Keith Allan Thomas, Brooks Barrick, Diana Biddle, Debra Hadley. Row 5: Iohn Mason, Ernest Delph, Kenneth Fisher, Sieglinde Neiman, Rita Kay Evans, Diana Merrill, Ruth Ann lsenhour, Nancy Sears, Rex Kinkead. Dennis Biddle, Billie Fidler, Ioyce Kittinger, Iacqueline Haughey, Marthann McMurtry. Teachers - Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs. Nesbitt, Mrs. Pettijohn. Page Thirty-four larsl Grade Bottom Row IL. to RJ David Zerr, Nancy Baker, Vicky Foster, Malinda Legan, Trudy Pickett, Gloria Remsen, Doug Moore, Keta Illges, Linda Pearson, Debby McClay, Dudley Dunlavey, Iohnny Fulwider, Iohnny Manier, Ronnie Stevens. How 2: Nancy Bailey, Dana Urban, Bob Cline, Robin Cline, George Good, Kevin Bishop, Donnie Law, Charlene McCain, lris Gotshall, Eddie Pickett, Gary Clark, Donnie Snodgrass, Linda Illges, Linda Young, Wayne Bouse, Larry Prater. Bruce Pickett. Row 3: Sue Chadwick, Ioan Barron, Geneva Pickett, Ernest Parks, Mark Whicker, Louie Downs, Donna Burgan, Bess Coppess, Dennis Israel, Patty Hancock, Mickel Farmer, Steven Armfield, Sabine Nieman, Charlotte Williams, Margaret Kittinger, Chana Pritsch, Bennie Kennedy, Tommy Burtron, Iuanita Kirby, Richard Vawter. Row 4: Kathy Hottinger. Stephen Wright, Dale Stern, Nancy Fidler, Steven Cole, Diane Weston, Dale Hammer, Danny Dennis, Greg Kalman, Geneva Harris, Linda Lou Price, Denise Wright, Peggy Bush, Linda Kay Hobson, Gary Fulton, Iimmy Clements, Terry Cooper. Row 5: Iimmy Wells, Iohnny Kendall, Diana Harris, Roger Greathouse, Russell Seats, Ronald Newby, Neil Thompson, Ianet Hayes, Rex Bagley, Stanley Albright, Bill Neiman, Paula Nicholson, Harriet Bennett, Mildred Kennedy, Karen Bays, Eula lean Pickett. Row 6: Karen Ogle, Diane Dobbs, lane Ann Burton, Vickie Boulden, Ion Duchemin, Ian Duchemin. Ieffrey lay, Larry Day, Shaun Ryan, Steve Greeman, Gene Burtron, Peggy Hobson, Tresa Ann Iones, Linda Kay Pawlak, Susan Ringer. Page Thirty-live ll Ill ll ll ll 1--annul!! ,--igsi if Q -aqua ,...-..'-.J-., ....1il '....a-0 ll ll I 354 K ' v C'-C NN QI W., f' Cb 4 3 ,,- ' Page Thirty-six Stepping Along In llur ctivities As we are nearing the top steps, we are glad to look back and see that school hasnlt been all work and no play . The many activities of SHS make school more interest- ing and fun. There is always an or- ganization to fit your interest: from future homemaking and farming to the Latin and Science Clubs. Please join us and climb the steps to Sheridan's activities. 1 7 W 4.1: . ff- : if .zf wwf 51 .5.5 f EE 1 wg? rg 1. . My 1 SKK Y., , . , gffiff . 222: gfEQ.g3.,,.!? S51-AL il ,X is 'E vf , W Ein fx yan ' , : Y 4 ' f ix -QSM . x H g iz.Z.?,h, I , My Sponsor ,,,......, Editor in Chief ..... IL. to RJ Fred Spencer, Sandra Johnson, Wayne Gardner. Deanna Boone, Ianet Brown. Iudy Price. Second Row: Iohnny Snethen. LeRoy McKinn1ey, Larry Greathouse, Bob Seats, Karen Thistlethwaite, Mrs. Mitchell, Dorothy Pierce, Iill Reed, Dave Urban, Mary Louise Hines, Diana McCullough, Larry Biddle. Not Photographed - Tom Evans. S llahus Staff U- M1-5, Mitchell Advertising ...,., Diana McCullough, Sandra Iohn- son, Dave Urban, Iill Reed --- Deanna Boone Assistant Editor - r-- Wayne Gardner Sales 'ff --r Tom Evansi Tired Sgperclier' o nny ne en Business Manager --- ...... Bob Seats Art Editor Janet Brown Typists ..,. .....,,,. M ary Louise Hines, Karen Sports Editor ,.,.... Thistlethwaite, Larry Greathouse, LeRoy McKinn1ey, Larry Biddle Dorothy Pierce. Iudy Price. Page Thirty-eight Marching Hand The marching band is just as active this year as ever. Besides marching at the foot- ball and basketball games we practice march- ing for parades and other events. We march- ed at Carmel's Fall Festival and are hoping to go other places in the future. We have a drill team, made up of 16 from the band. They perform at one of the basket- ball games. Drum Major, lim Bragg fF. to BJ ls-t row: Deanna Boone, Charles Walker. Mary Louise Hines. Iudy Wallwork, Dan Kalman, Ruth Ann King, Pat Shupe. Ivan Bragg, Nancy Price. 2nd Row: Gene Leonard, Beverly Durbin, Louvella Stapelton. Carole Rawlings, Iohn Hoover, Iane Norman, Ian Stanley, Robert Hawkins, Sharon Padgett, Larry Inskeep, 3rd row: Iohn Davis, Vickie Aldred. Maxine Harvey, Margaret Shelburne, Claude Burtron, Ianet Pickett, Rosalyn Graham, Connie Martin, Mary Ann Leonard, ludy Smith, 4th row: Luanna Wright, Peggy Wallace, Sherry Gree- man, Anita Cline, Cheryl Cody. Iohn McCain, Darlene Zellers, Kirk Hoggatt, Nancy Seymour. Sth row: Donzel Wright, Iames Stafford, Kenneth Clark, Martha Io Harvey, Beverly McKinney, Don Parks, Marilyn Cline. Rex Isenhour, Iudy Fulwider, Betty Godby. Sth row: Iudy Price, Lanita West, Larry Brown, lane Mendenhall, lane Haughey. Iohn Rockey, Deanna Pickett, Dan Seymour, Sara Leonard. Page Thirty nine f'L. to RJ lst Row: Patsy Shupe, Ian Stanley, Rosalyn Graham. Darlene Zellers, Iudy Smith, Mari- lyn Cline, Martha Io Harvey, Kathy Wright, Iane Mendenhall. 2nd Row: Iudy Pulwider, lane Haughey. Ruth Ann King, Ianet Pickett, Iudy Wallwork. Betty Godby, Larry Brown, Mary Louise Hines, Kenneth Clark, Sharon Greeman, Iames Stafford, Lanita West, Iudy Price, Mary Ann Leonard. 3rd Row: Iane Norman, Beverly McKinney, Margaret Shelburne, Carol Rawlings, Anita Cline, Nancy Price, Peggy Wallace, Vicki Aldrich, Louvella Stapleton, Maxine Harvey, Robert Hawkins, Iohn McCain, Rex Isenhour, Charles Walker, Beverly Durbin, Sara Leonard, Deanna Boone, Iohn ny Davis, Donzel Wright, Iim Bragg. Gene Leonard. 4th Row: Connie Martin, Kirk Hoggatt, Iohn Rockey, Don Parks, Ivan Bragg, Dan Kalman, Claude Burtron, Mr. Van Sickle, Cheryl Cody, Sharon Padgett, Iohn Hoover, Dan Seymour, Nancy Sey- mour, Larry Inskeep. Concert Band The Sheridan High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Van Sickle, has enrolled 60 members. This is the largest ever enrollled. The Sheridan High School Band has won a first place rating in the band contest for the past three years, and will be trying to get the fourth one this year. We are very Page Forty proud of the band members who parti- cipated in the solo and ensembles, con- test each year. The band Will be hosts to the Zealand Michigan band who will pre- sent a concert before our student body on May l. Zealand was a very gracious host to our band last year on our spring tour. Urunl aiors Iames Bragg is our drum major this year and his assistant is Kirk Hoggatt. Both of them Work hard to make our band out-standing. These boys have attended the Smith Wallbridge drum major camp. Both have had experience in directing and helping the band. aiurettes and Color Guard ' 'P ir. Page Forty-one These people lead the Sheridan High School band and put on exhibitions at our ball games. They have worked very hard to put on the flag presentations. Their instructors are Mrs. Wayne Van Sickle and daughter, Ley Anne. First Row: KL. to RJ Mary Ann Leonard, Kathy Wright, Sara Leonard. Second Row: Nancy Price, Iudy Fulwider. Darlene Zellers, Judy Smith, Nancy Seymour. Third Row: Robert lnskeep, Larry Brown, Iohn Hoover. Orchestra at practice. r. Van Sickle- Gur Director Mr. Van Sickle has been the band director at Sheridan for seven years. He has improved our orchestra very much. This year's orchestra is a young one and each of the members are willing to work hard to improve it. E Page Forty-two l I 1 lhe llrchestra The high school orchestra is com- posed of about 20 players who want to increase their knowledge in music. The orchestra starts the season by playing at the Senior Play. They also can be seen playing at the Honor Society, County Festival, District Music Contest, Iunior Play and completing the year by playing at the Baccalaureate. The whole school should be proud of the orchestra, though small, it is the only one in the county. First row: KL. to RJ: Doreen 'Weaver, Ralph Weaver, Beverly Newsom, Torn Kendall, Martha Rich- ardson, Iane Norman, Ruth Ann King. Second row: Cynthia Bennett, Ianet Pickett, Nancy Biddle, Sherry Greeman, Kenneth Clark, Wayne Waters, Ivan Bragg, Iohn Mitchell, Warren Weaver, Deanna Pickett. Standing: Mr. Van Sickle, lim Hunt, David King. Page Forty-three IL. to RJ: Rosalyn Graham, Imadell Beck, Richard Reddick, Donzel Wright, Carol Lee, and Donna Alexander. Front Row IL. to RJ Diana Coots, Mary Ann Pickett, Ronald Iones, Chris Holmes, Mike Remsen. Second Row: lean Caldwell, lane Barker, Mike Burton, Warren Weaver, Iohn Mitch- , ell, Marilyn Nicholson, Brenda Raines, Billy Wilson, Iohn Stafford. ' Chorus The high school chorus under the di- rection of Wayne Van Sickle is made up of high school boys and girls. We sang Chirstmas Carols for the town of Sheri- dan during the Christmas season. Also we participated in the County Music Fes- tival. Page Forty-four W Back Row Istandjngl: Nora Greathouse, Sharon Fidler, Iohn Boyer, David King. uninr Band We are proud that our school has a Iunior Band. This is a chance for the grade students to play musical instru- ments as a group. The band is small in membership but good in quality of tone. Junior Class Pla On March 31, 1958, the Iunior Class presented the play I'm A Family Crisis , a comedy in three acts. A chatterbox, named Peggy, finds only trouble. When she vows not to speak for 2 days in order to join a school club, she is almost taken to a sanitarium. CHARACTERS Peggy Morgan ...................... ludy WGllW0rk Betsey .......... M Is. Morgan ..... .... Dr. Morgan ...... Nellie Grinstead - -------- Carol Fairchild Mary Louise Hines --, ......... Dave Urban --- ..... Deanna Boone Uncle Syl ,,.,.... .... D avid Harbaugh Willie Carter .... Owen Harris .... ------ Iohn Snethen - --- Sandra Iohnson I ulia Preston ........ .......... B Elly GICIY Mary Lou Thomas Mrs. Tabor ...... U-, ----------- Ianet Brown Diana McCullough Attendant ,,,,,,,,, ........ I. arry Biddle Director .. ........... - .......a......... --- Mrs. Puzey Student Director ................... Wavne Gardner Stage Managers - - .... Fred Spencer, Chet Wallace Sound Manager ......................... l0h1'1 Emry Make-up .,.,,.,,,...,. Barbara Mossbury, Iill Reed Business Manager Dixie Barnes Seated IL. to RJ Iill Reed, Carol Fairchild. Mrs. Puzey. Barbara Mossburg Sandra Iohnson. Row 2 IL. to RJ: Deanna Boone. Ianet Brown, Dixie Barnes. Diana McCullough Iudy Wallwork, Mary Louise Hines, Freddie Spencer. Row 3 IL. to RJ: Dave Urban, Larry Biddle, Wayne Gardner, Iohnny Snethen David Harbaugh. Page Forty-five Senior Class Pla Class Ring , a three-act comedy, involves the teen-age problem ot going steady Tobey Hayden .... --- Sandra Iohnson Brose Gilman --- --- Iohnny Snethen Midge ........ ., ..... Kay Freeman Mrs. Hayden .... .... Mr. Hayden --- -M Iudy Allen .... Dick Allen .... - Barbie .,,.... Itchy ............ --- Kay ............... - Kip Fairbanks Miss Iellersoon Rosalyn Graham Wayne Gardner - Iudy Wallwork --- David Urban M--- Mary Hines Leroy McKinley --- Dixie Barnes -- Larry Biddle --- Ianet Brown Mary ............ --- -s Deanna Boone Iulian Thorpe --- ......... Bob Seats Egg Man ..v,.. ..,, C harles Pickett First Row IL. to RJ: Kay Freeman, Mary Louise Hines, Deanna Boone, Iudy Wallwork, Rosalyn Graham, Dixie Barnes, Sandra Iohnson. Second Row: Mrs. Mitchell, Bob Seats. Charles Pickett, Wayne Gardner, John Snethen, Larry Biddle, David Urban. Third Row: Dale Caylor, Bernetta Law, Iill Reed, Barbara McCarty, Diana McCullough, Iohn Emery. Back Row: Fred Spencer, Larry Greathouse. Not Shown: Leroy McKinley, lane Brown. Page Forty-six l First row: IL. to RH: Deanna Boone, Mrs. Linn, Mary Ann Bailey, Iudy Smith, Karen Dodd, Patsy Shupe, Mary Louise Hines, Iill Reed, Nancy Richardson. Second row: Dixie Barnes, Karen Thistlewaite. Barbara Mossburg, Barbara McCarty, Miriam Childers, Carol Fairchild, Iudy Price, Marjorie Pritsch, Rosalyn Graham, Iudy Wallwork, Luanna Wright. Third row: Marilyn Pierce, Marilyn Cline, Darlene Zellars, Pat Bowen, Iudy Marcum, Ianet Har- baugh, Bonnie Nicholson, Beverly Kouns, Linda Ogle, Violet Stout, Martha Sears. Fourth row: Paula McConna1d, Nancy Waters, Linda Fairchild, lane Childers, Dian Hillock. Kathy Wright, Rita Staton, Ienny Ottinger, Linda Fox, Ian Stanley, Connie Martin. Fifth row: Vergila Philpott, Iuanita McCarty, Diana McCullough, Sandra Iohnson, Carol Beard. Iudy Moreland, Barbara Pritsch, Cynthia Bennett, Beverly Newsom, Betty Godby, Emily Noe. Sixth row: Patty Calvert, Nancy Sears, Pam Pickett, lane Mendenhall, Becky Clark. Regina Book- er, Nancy Cole. Iane Waters, Susan Hiatt, lane Haughey, Sue Marlow. Future Humemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for high school girls who are pre- paring themselves for future homemaking. The organization strives to encourage democ- racy, promote international good will and em- phasize the importance or worthy home mem- bership. Page Forty-seven Front row KL. to RJ: Connie Martin - Secre- tary, Dixie Barnes - President, Mrs. Hersh- man - Sponsor, Karen Dodd - Vice-Presi- W dent. Sandra Iohnson - Treasurer. n Back row IL. to RJ: Betty Godby - Assistant Treasurer, Ienny Ottinger - Pianist. Iudy Smith - Song Leader. Standing IL. to RJ: Mark Thompson - Sgt.- at-arms. Norman Viehe - Sec. Treas.. lim Boyer - Vice President. Seated: Mr. Waitt - Sponsor, Iohn Shel- burne - President. Sunshine Snciet lin s' linnncil The Sheridan Sunshine Society con- sists of all of Sheridan's High School girls. The purpose of the Society is to help others. The society donates yearly to the Riley Hospital and the Nurses' Scholarship project. Page Forty-eight The Boy's Council is composed of all the boys in high school. They Work with the Adams Township Ministerial Associ- ation to present convocations as well as monthly programs and other special events. future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The boys live in rural areas and :arry on projects in crops and livestock. The organization participates in judging contests of all types. All boys who are members are proud of that fact. First Row IL. to RJ: David Harbaugh - Secretary, Norman Palmer - Treasurer, Iim Godby - Vice President, Mr. Iay - Adviser, Lee Brackins - Reporter, Larry Wright - President, Iohn Pickett - Sentinel. Second Row: Billy Padgett. Nelson Milikan, Gerry Pumphrey. Neil Stahl, Charles Pickett, Tommy Evans, Wayne Wallace. Noble Robinson. Third Row: Iim Pierce, Ierry Hunt. David Inskeep, Louis Moriord, Roger Ehman, Tom Harvey, Aaron Rawlings. Fourth Row: Paul Rawlins, Gene Hadley, Iohn Shelburne, Dale Caylor, Lewis Hendricks, Dwight Boone. Page Forty-nine 'F ' -E-Q 1: 5 3 ' , 14 ,, ual' M -f-..,.ff ws' if gn Q4 C: t Seated IL. to RJ: Bob Seats, Ierl Ramsey, Larry Wright - President, Mrs. Ioyce H. Cline - sponsor, Marthena Rawlings - secretary, Iill Reed, Mary Louise Hines. Standing: Diana McCullough, Iohn Emry, Sandra Iohnson, Sue Marlow, Dorothy Pierce, Deanna Boone. otional Honor Sooiot The Alpha Chapter of the Sheridan High School Honor Society was organized in 1946. To be eligible, a student must have spent the preceding semester at Sheridan High School: he must be carrying three solids and have no semester end grade lower than a B . After grades are considered, each candidate is rated on the following points by the Faculty Council: scholarship, personality, personal appearance, character, leadership, initiative, and service. Soionoo Illuh The Science Club is in its second year of ex- istence and is becoming more popular. It is strictly a club tor high school students who have an interest in science and like to meet together to learn new facts about the scientific World. First Row CL. to RJ: Luanna Wright, Carol Fairchild, Iohn Ernry, Iohn Shelburne, Second Row: Mr. Wiebusch, sponsor, Dixie Barnes, Diana McCullough - Sec.-Treas., Iohn McCain, lim Boyer, Gene Leonard, David Kendall, Barney Stout. Third Row: Bob Iohns - Vice-President, Wayne Gardner - President, Dave Urban - Sgt.-Arms, Larry Gardner. istnres Caesaris The Victores Caesaris is a Chapter of the lun- ior Classical League. It is composed of ad- vanced Latin students. Our sponsor is Mrs. I-lershman. Our motto is Habemus Latinum 7'-'U CHave Latin - Will Travell. The main event of the year was the trip taken by the club to the Butler Observatory in the Spring. 5 E f7n -,..' .bs 'S 'Z 5, - IIIHQHEI2 First How IL. to RJ Mrs. Hershman - sponsor, Mary Ann Bailey - quaestor, Larry Inskeep - Second Consul. Meredith McKinney. Second Row: Beverly Newsom - Second Aedile, Nancy Richardson, Sarah McKinley - Scribcr, Robert Hawkins - First Aedile, Bonnie Nicholson. Third Row: Carol Dell, Nancy Seymour - Not Shown: Sue Ann Marlow. lihrar Assistants We. the assistant librarians, are duly proud of our growing library. We now have 2300 books in the high-school libr- ary and 650 in the grade school one. The library is a help to both students and teachers. There is subject matter from hair styles to Siberia. This is our library. First Row IL. to RJ: Ianet Sue Dell, Dian Hillock, Nancy Sears - Vice-President, Beth Law, Iudy Mar- cum, Ianet Harbaugh, Dorothy Pierce, Helen Stone, Nancy Price, Maxine Harvey, Karen Gardner. Second Row: Carol Dell, Christine Vose, Ann Groves. Gerald Crail - President, Karen Dodd, Ianet Pickett, lean Wallace, Nancy Stowers, Martha Io Harvey, Deanna Pickett. Seated: Mrs. Hammer. Not Shown: Eudene Thompson - Secretary-Reporter., First Consul, Bob Viehe, Donald Emery, Cynthia Bennett. Page Fifty-one Hair Judging Seatcd IL. to RJ: Lee Brackins, Iim Godby, Larry Wright, Norman Palmer. Standing: Iohn Shelburne, Paul Rawlings, Mr. Iay, Lewis Hendricks, David Inskeep. JoH Elf Seated IL. to RJ: Deanna Pickett, Mrs. Linn, Ianet Pickett. Standing: Glenda Thomas, Maxine Harvey, Rebecca Ienkins. Anita Cline. Martha Richardson, Ruth Ann King, Valerie Goodner. 4-leaf Clover Clubs Seated IL. to RJ: Lyle Thompson, Bobby Robins. Mr. Iay, Tommy Kendall, lack Thompson. Standing: David Harbaugh, Norman Palmer, Betty Godby, Pat Bowen, Iimmy Males, Steve Harvey, Maxine Harvey, Iim Godby. Marr makers Seated: Patsy Shupe, Mrs. Linn, Ian Stanley. Stand- ing: Margaret Shelburne, Betty Godby, Marilyn Cline, Connie Martin, Ienny Ottinger, Iudy Wall' work. Hvestnck Judging Seated KL. to RJ: Ioe Grinstead, Charles Pickett. Standing: Butch Thompson. Aaron Rawlings, David Harbaugh, Neil Stahl, Lewis Morford. Crop Judging Seated IL. to RJ: Noble Robinson, Nelson Millikan, lim Hunt. Standing: Aaron Rawlings, David Har- baugh, Roger Ehman. Wayne Wallace. land Judging Seatd IL. to RJ: lean Hadley, Neil Stahl, Tommy Evans. Standing: Wayne Wallace, David Inskeep, David Harbaugh, Roger Ehman. Pnultr Judging Seated KL. to RJ: Tommy Evans, Bob Seats, Ierry Hunt, Iohn Pickett. Standing: Russell Pickett, David Kendall, Dale Iessup, Tommy Kendall, Iohn Emry. f' Cb QI ..--nuns!! -'QI' A-- ,,,,.a0n --n-.-. ---,,,.... wi 7 - A WW V , 1-nunnuuuu-gi l'l I 1.114 UPG X ...I C if S 'N c My ,s- ' Page Fifty-four Stepping long In Sports One of the most important extra- curricular activities in our school is sports. It teaches sportsmanship to students in high school and citizen- ship to leaders of the future. Page Fiiiy-five First Row IL. to RJ Mike Ashley, Iim Childers, Larry Biddle, Dale Caylor, Fred Spencer, Dave Urban, Larry Wright, Iohn Snethen, Lee Brackins, Edgar Spear. Second Row IL. to RJ: Clovis Rudd. Gene Bilby, Duane Billingsley, Dwight Boone, Steve Palmer, Raymond McQuern, Bill Land, Larry Fairchild. Gerry Pumphrey, Norman Palmer, Delbert Brown, Don Cooper, Tom Bilby, Ronnie Walker, Tom Goins. Third Row: Elson Freeman, Mike Waitt, Russell Pickett, Larry Inskeep, Kenny Baker, Denis Karr. Bob McQuern, Paul Rowlings, Larry Miller. Dave Inskeep, Dan McVey, Iohn Pickett. Neil Stahl. Iohn Greeman, Don Christy, Bill Spencer, Steve Pitts, Bob Day - Coach. Hawks in Action. Football loam The Hawks had an impressive sea- son With six wins, three losses, and one tie record. The hawks of 1958-59 wish Mr. Day lots of luck next year. Page Fifty-six LEE BRACKINS - Brackie played foolball only two years at end and made everyone proud of the Hawlcs. MIKE ASHLEY - Rebel was the littie man with the big heart, and played a tough guard postion for the Hawks. FRED SPENCER - Alice although this was his first year, he carried the speed for the Blackhawks. LARRY WRIGHT - Bud is a tour-year man who has been the terror on defense. IIM CHILDERS - Dink played four years as a guard, EDGAR SPEAR - Eqqhead helped the Hawks with only one year of playing, DAVID URBAN -- Gouk , a transfer from Muncie Cental, Eilaskihovqin his ability. LARRY BIDDLE - Froqqie played tackle for his four years with the ac aw s. COACHES - BOB AND DON have shown us more than football, they have shown us what it takes in life: drive and determination. JOHN SNETHEN - Iunqle played only two years, on defense end lohn put the stops on the runners. DALE CAYLOR - Daddy was injured last year, but came back this year, to tear up the half-back position. CLOVIS RUDD - Butch has been our manager for four years, and has been a help to the team's spirit. Page Fifty-seven IL. to HJ: Ianet Brown, Bernetta Law, Iermy Ottinger, Betly Godby. High Seheel Yell leaders Jr. High Yell leaders We crre proud of our yell lecrders. They hcrve These Yeuleadefs led Yell'-5 f0I the Qlr- High worked hcrrd to orgcrnize cr yell block for home teams this PUST Season- Althoflgh lhls is the gcrrnes, the tourney, cmd the sectional. Two of f11'St Year for all of them' theY dld Cf good lob- the girls crre seniors, Bernetta and Iornet: Ienny is cr junior, and Betty cr sophomore. IL. to RJ: Donna Swain, Bobby Robbins, Karen Gardner. Page Fiity-eight Basketball When basketball season rolls around, it is one of the main attractions at Sheridan. This year was no exception. Our team had experience and height with four seniors, four juniors, and a sophomore: but the team got off to a slow start. However, by mid-season, the Hawks started to click, and the last part of the season won five of their six games. This shows that the team under the lead- ership of Mr. Hobbs had enough desire and will to win. Action is about to begin First Row KL. to RJ: lim Godby. Iohn Greeman, Bob Seats. Larry Biddle Ierry Menke Iohn Holmes Don Mendenhall, Leroy McKinley, Gerry Pumphrey. Second Row: Larry Hurnes and Dave Kendall - managers, Eddie Barnes Irmmy Collier Torn Moore, Mike Grinstead, Court Blackstone, Stanley Bray, Larry Miller, Melvin Mundy Dave Sanders Robert Stephenson, Mr. Hobbs. Page Fifty-nine r. Hobbs - llur Coach We are sorry that this will be the last time that Mr. Hobbs will appear in the yearbook as basketball coach. After 27 years of coaching, our coach has announced his resignation. Since coming to Sheridan in 1948, Mr. Hobbs has compiled a record of 220 Wins and 79 loss- es. During this time his teams have won eight county tourneys, seven sectionals, and two re- gionals. He is a great coach, and a fine gentle- man and creates a lasting impression on play- ers and fans alike. We say thanks for a job well done. Chalk - talk. Time out for Sheridan. Page Sixty GERRRY PUMPHREY -- Gunner is a junior and a reliable reserve when the Hawks need him. PRED SPENCER --- Speed , is a senior and well known for his drive and accurate jump shots. LARRY BIDDLE --- Butch is another senior who works well on defense and rebounding under the basket. IERRY MENKE is a junior tansfer from Howe, and has become one of the most valuable players for the Blackhawks. IIM GODBY A Flea is a junior who has had ct lot of bad luck this year, but he was a willing reserve when called upon. IOHNNY HOLMES - I, B. is another junior who worked well for the Hawks this year with his rebounding and jump shot. BOB SEATS is a senior guard who is known for his ball handling and two-handed set shot. He will be missed next year. IOHN GREEMAN - Twink is a sophomore who has seen a lot oi action for the year and will be performing for the Hawks a couple more seasons. Page Sixty-one First row: KL. to RJ: Larry lnskeep, Neil Stahl, Iohn Greeman, Fred Spencer - Vice-Pres., Iohnny Snethen - Sgt. of Arms, Lee Brackens - Sec.-Treasurer, Larry Wright - President, Nor- man Palmer, David Inskeep, lim Godby. Second row: Larry Gardner, Dan McVey, Gerry Pumphrey, Tom Harvey, Kenny Baker, Larry Miller, Larry Humes, Bob Seats, Wayne Gardner, Leroy McKinley. Third row: Dave Urban, Iohn Pickett, lim Childers, Mike Ashley, Clovis Rudd, Court Black- stone, David Sanders, Larry Biddle, Jerry Menke, Johnny Bob Holmes. Fourth row: Bob Day - Sponsor, Don Cooper, Ierl Ramsey, Iim Swain, Chester Wallace, Dale Caylor, Bob McQuern, Delbert Wright. Not Shown: Bob Boone. 6 6 S 7 7 C I h G A A l u 0 o 0 The S Club is an organization for boys who The Girl's Athletic Association has been reor- have Won a letter in football, basketball, or qanized after a year's absence from the lrCICk- school's extra-curriculum scene. Miss lean- nine Butler is our new sponsor. The organiza- tion consists ot girls who are interested in the fun of sports. First row IL. to RJ: Bernetta Law, Dixie Barnes, Diana McCullough, Sandra Iohnson - Presi- dent, Connie Robinson - Vice-President, Patsy Shupe - Secretary-Treasurer, Iudy Price, Miriam Childers, Carol Fairchild. Second row: Sue Marlow, Luanna Wright, Karen Thistlethwaite, Ieannle Haughey, Rosalyn Grahm, Mary Hines, Ianet Brown. Barbara Mossburg, Deanna Boone. Third row: Iuanita McCarty, Connie Martin, Linda Fox, Ienny Ottinger, Ian Stanley, Pam Pickett, Nancy Cole, Iudy Fulwicler, Beverly McKinney. Fourth row: Sharon Padget Iudy Smith, Betty Godby, Iudy Marcum, Pat Bowen, Ianet Har- baugh, Bonnie Nicholson, Gloria Walton, lane Haughey. Fifth row: Georgia Baird, Cynthia Bennett, Marilyn Cline, Violet Stout, Sarah McKinley, Nancy Seymour, Betty Gunderson, Patty Calvert, Miss Ieannine Butler - Sponsor. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1 5 12 20 26 3 7 17 22 31 12 21 28 29 2 5 12 19 23 2 3 16 23 27 30 6 13 20 loothall Season 1953 S.H.S OPP. Cm, -------- 18 1, 1953 Co-County Champs County Conference Delphi ............. --- 19 28 T Q I C Iackson Central nn U 6 19 Lee Brackms, Don ooper, Larry Wesiern ---------- -- S A Bidfne' Dave Urban! Larry Kirklin n, , 6 32 Don Cooper, Larry Biddle, Dave Wflghf- Wesrfied --- n 0 7 Urban, Norman Palmer. Eesfelll ------- ---- 6 12 Honorable Mention Noblesville ---- 26 14 Honorable Nlentron Tipton ---------- ---- 3 2 7 Norman Palmer, Iim Childers. Crawfordsville -U ,,,, 12 12 lim Childers, Larry Wright. llHSllClllHll SCHSUII St. Mary's ..... .... 5 2 41 ' -...----.- - ---- 66 49 Hoosrer Conference Crispus Attucks .... .... 4 4 51 Adams ....... ..--- ---- 70 84 Iackson Central .--- .... 57 39 W L Rossville ......... .... 5 7 63 1- Rossville ---- --- 5 1 Tipton -------- A- ---- 61 S6 2. Sh6I'l.dC!1'1 .... --- 4 2 Noblesville ..., .... 5 4 41 3- Attica -------- --- 4 2 Lapel ..... . .... .... 6 0 39 4- Flow ---- - ------ .... 4 2 Greencastle r.- ............... 58 62 5- West I-Ufayelfe -- --- 3 3 Hammond Noll . .............. 52 66 5- Wi1'1GIf1GC ------ --- 1 5 Ian. 8-10 County Tourney 7' Delplll ' U 6 3.1-1,5 Qppi MI'l.:0llllty l0lII'llBY -103111 Fishers --- nu 41 43 Fred Spencer. Tipton .... .... 5 3 58 , Delphi ---- - ---- 53 Sv All-County Seotronal loam Lebanon ---. ., ---- 61 32 Flora ..... . ..-,- .... 77 73 Ierry Menke. Fred Spencer. West Lafayette --- .... 51 45 Winamac ---- A ---------------- 55 44 HONORABLE MENTION Attica --------------- 4--------- 5 9 50 Iohn Greeman. Feb. 25-29 Sectional . Iackson cemmi ................ 71 az Hmpgrgr Ifgnfgrrgmgg Windfall ....................... 49 39 Noblesville .... .... 4 1 51 Ierry Menke. Page Sixty-three ' Ir. High Football was again the hard deter- r. 0 0 a mination of the smaller boys to someday step into the bigger boys shoes. lst Row IL. to RJ: Iohn Christy, Steve Smith. Dan Seymour, Steve Pumphrey, Mark Raines, Earl Gripe, Dan Wilhelm, Larry Wallace, Sam Grinstead, Tom Kendall. End Row: Iohn Curry. Preston Spear, George Kemp, Kenny Mossburg, Harold Cooper, Jerry Weir, Iames Hadley, Iames Bacon, Dennis Reynolds, Robert Wiley. 3rd Row: Eddie King, Rex Isenlzour, Steve Harvey, Robert Clemens, Terry Weir, Steve Bennet. Larry' Hawley, Steve Thomas, Mr. Stout. lst Row IL. to RJ: Pete Deakyne, Steve Pumphrey, Mark Baines, Ronnie Bray, Gene Rogers, Iohn Christy. ' Second Row: Sam Grinstead, Larry Walace, Phil Kercheval, Mack McDonald, Robert Inskeep. Iames Hunt. Third Row: Iohn Curry, Stanley Smith, Iohn Pearson, Steve Harvey, Iim Duchemin, Dave Wood- rum, Mike Baker. Fourth How: Thomas Kendall, Chuck Inman, Steve Norris. o Don Inskeep and his boys have had a success- r I a 8 e t a ful season with a record of 13 wins and 6 loss- o es. The team Won the West Lane Tourney and went to the semifinals of the county tourney. Page Sixty-four School Calendar SEPTEMBER l 5. 12 15 17 18 21 22 27 We lost the lst football game of the season to Car- mel 18-14. Good luck in the coming season. Hawks. With long faces, and summer vacation behind us, we headed back to school, and the halls of S.H.S. echoed with the greetings of old friend. That night we won over Delphi 27-12. Mrs. Porter came to tell the seniors about class pic- tures, and the Blackhawks made I. C. their second victim. School convocations 3rd. period with Rev. R. Hop- pas as speaker. The S Club elected officers. The judging banquet was held in the school cafe- teria. Man, what a feast. The Poultry Iudging team, on the basis of being state champions, won a trip to Richmond, Virginia. The class colors and motto were finally chosen by the seniors. The Dairy Iudging team, State Champ in their di- vision, left on a trip to Waterloo, Iowa. OCTOBER 3 6 7 10 ll 13 15 17 18 20 21 22 23 27 30 We won over Westfield 7-0 thus assuring Sheridan of at least a tie for the County Conference Champ- ionship. Seniors started rehearsals for the Sr. Play. The Hawks beat Eastern 12-6 on a last second touch- down. The Sunshine Society and Boy's Council met today lst period. The Seniors went a few more miles on their senior trip when they successfully sponsored a fish fry. The B team lost to the Noblesville reserves 46-20. Let's not hope this is a preview of this Friday's game against the Millers. Although the Ir. High team lost, the B team beat Tipton 7-0. The F.H.A. had a come-as-you-are party the same night. Although we scored first, the Noblesville Millers scored more often as we lost to the county seat rivals. Seniors sponsored a dance with Bouncing Bill Baker as D. I. Convocation 3rd. period. A majority of the students probably wished they were in Siberia as report cards were handed out today. The Blue Devils from Tipton were too powerful and beat the Hawks in the rain. Does it always have to rain during the Tipton game? The Science Club held it's first meeting for the school year. Yippee! Teachers Convention with a 2-day rest for our tired brains. Our Blackhawks ended the season with a tie game against a tough Crawfordsville l1 . NOVEMBER 3 4 5 6 The annual 4-H Achievement Dinner was held at Noblesville. The Ir. High lost its first basketball game to Zionsville. The Senior play cast presented a short skit in front of the assembly. The Irs. held a class meeting 2nd, period. The Senior Play, Class Ring , was presented to the public in the gym. The football season was officially ended as the foot- ball banquet was held in the gym. We regret to say that it was also a farewell dinner for our coach Page Sixty-five and friend, Mr. Bob Day. The F.F.A. and the F.H.A. met today the 4th. period. The senior class held a class meeting to plan a few money-making projects. Sheridan successfully opened its basketball season by beating St. Mary's of Anderson 52-41 after a close lst. half. School Convocation 3rd. period with Rev. R. Iohn- son as speaker. F.H.A. held installation of officers Monday evening in the Home Ec. room. Everybody was all smiles as the annual photograph- er was here today. The seniors began to realize how soon the big day was nearing as they picked out caps and gowns. The Hawks made it two games straight as they dis- posed of Elwood 66-49. The seniors held a chili supper before the game. Maybe that was the vic- tory tonic. The Science Cldb held its monthly meeting Monday evening. and the Ir. High won over Marion Twp. A group of students presented a short Thanksgiving program before the Assembly. The students of S.H.S. enjoyed a short Thanksgiv- ing vacation to recover from stuffing ourselves with turkey and all the trimmings. Too bad some ballgames can't end at the end of the 3rd quarter as we led Crispus Attucks at the end of the 3rd. but still lost 51-45. Once again we managed to lead the opponents through most of the game, but still lost 84-70 to South Bend Adams. DECEMBER Freshmen and Sophomore classes sponsored a skating party at the Rainbow. Anyone have a bot- tle of liniment for my bruises. The Hawks lost to Rossville. Irs. at last received their class rings. Wonder how long they will keep them? We helped Iackson Central start out on the wrong foot by beating them 55-30 while dedicating their new gym. The Seniors held a short class meeting lst period. Sheridan ended up on the short end of the score by losing to Tipton 66-61. Please, boys, let's beat those Millers! Convocation with Rev. Hastings as speaker 3rd. period. The Science Club held it's monthly meeting and the Librarian Club held its Christmas Party at Mrs. Hammer's home. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. met Znd. period. The boys 4-H club was treated to a banquet in the school cafeteria Wednesday evening. Our Hawks were the pride of the town as we beat those mightv Millers .56-41. The Speech Class presented 3 separate skits as a very enjoyable Christmas program. The Seniors held a short meeting 2nd. period. School was dismissed at 2:15 for the Christmas vacation. That night Sheridan beat Lapel 60-39. IANUARY We went back to school on Monday with a heavy heart as Sheridan lost to Greencastle and Hammond Noll over the weekend. The yell block began practicing for the Co. Tourney. I wonder if they will be able to yell come Sat. Sheridan fans sat dazed and stunned as Fishers broke Sheridan's grip on the Co. Tourney 43-41. Fishers beat Walnut Grove for the championship. Mr. Hobbs announced his retirement from coaching. Will there ever be another coach like him? Seniors were measured for caps and gowns lst period. The big day is coming too fast. The annual staff placed the pictures taken during the year of school activities on sale during noon- hour. Although our team showed considerable improve- ment. we lost to Tipton 58-53 in a thriller. Convocation the Grd. period with Rev. Parks as guest speaker. The time of the year that students fear is at hand. The time of the year when you try to learn a semester's learning in a week for the semester exams. The annual staff took orders for the 1959 Syllabus. For once the weather was on our side as it forced school to be closed Thursday because of the icy roads and cold weather. With our short vacation ended, we went back to school. The Blackhawks came out of a losing slump by beating Delphi 75-53. The Znd. semester, off to a delayed start because of the weather, started with the usual hectic changing of classes and with a few new students. Sheridan made their victory string 2 in a row by beating the Lebanon Tigers, who weren't very ferc- ious 61-32. Have the Hawks turned a new leaf? The beat Flora 77-73 and now have a record of 2 and 1 in the Hoosier Conference. The seniors ordered their invitations. Do people realize that graduating can be expensive? FEBRUARY The F.F.A. and F.H.A. met today Znd. period. The G.A.A. had initiation after school. Also a sophomore class meeting Sth. period. Dr. Cox talked to the senior about the International Rotary Test. The junior high and freshmen teams were victor- ious over the junior high and freshmen teams from Tipton. For the Znd. straight week. the Hawks bumped off one of the top teams in the state. This time West Lafayette was the unhappy victim 51-45. The freshmen and sophomores co-sponsored a skat- ing party at Noblesville. No casualties reported so far. Seniors, interested in the International Rotary Trip to Cincinatti, were given a test in the cafeteria by Dr. Cox. The school paper was placed on sale at noon. The Sheridan Blackhawks are heading toward the Sec- tional with a 5-game victory string. Winamac was the latest victim. 55-44. Even though Ir. High Blackhawks tried their best, the Noblesville Ir. High Millers were a little better and eliminated the young Hawks. Noblesville won the' County Tourney. Rev. Griffith was guest speaker at school convoca- tion third pleriod. F.F.A. basketball team won a close hardwood battle over the Windfall F.FA. team. The seniors and juniors saw two government films the lst period. The time for Hoosier Hysteria is at last here. The sectional pairing were announced today and the lona, rough road to the state champ- ionship begins in one week for some lucky team. Sectional tickets were placed on sale for the stu- dents and teachers. Drawing for 28 sectional tickets was held lst period. Page Sixty-six The Hawks were defeated in their final game by a tough Attica team S9-60. Good luck in the Section- al, Hawks, S.H.S. fans think you're the best. Science Club held its monthly meeting Monday even- ing in the Science Room. The speech class presented a skit depicting how a basketball game was held in the old Wild West. That night, all roads led to Carmel as, once again, sectional time rolled around. The Hawks met their first opposition in the section- al and mauled the Eagles from Iackson Central 71-40. To the joy of all, school was dismissed at the end of the 3rd. period because of the sectional. That night Sheridan overcame its Znd. obstacle by beat- ing Windfall 49-39. MARCH The Honor Society met at noon. The Iuniors are trying hard to display their acting talent at lr. Play Tryouts. With hopeful hearts we receive our report cards. Two lucky seniors left for the Rotary Youth Confer- ence in Cincinatti. The basketball banquet was held that evening. County Choral concert was held. The County Poul- try Contest was also held. The basketball boys had a feast at the Hoosier Con- ference Banquet. Even though we are glad to be out for Easter vaca- tion, lets not forget the true meaning of Easter, shall we, kids? APRIL The assembly was the meeting place for the 4-H tonight. First Track meet with Attica. The Juniors put the finishing touches on their play at dress rehearsal. The Iuniors presented their play Love Your Neigh- bots. The freshmen and Sophomores sponsored a skating party. Sheridan was host to the Southwestern track team. The County Livestock Contest was also held today. The town was crowded with high schoolers from the surrounding area as the annual Band-Orchestra- Vocal Auditions were held at school. Track meet with Fishers here. The County Band Festival was held at Noblesville. County Dairy Contest at Fishers. Convocation was held today. The Conference Track meet was held at Attica to- day. The County Relays were held today. The Irs. spon- sored a dance that night in the gym. Track meet with Kirklin here. MAY The Zeeland, Michigan band gave an enjoyable con- cert in the gym this afternoon. That night the County track meet was held at Noblesville. 4-I-1 meeting held tonight. The Iuniors became the big shots of S.H.S. as the Seniors left on their trip. After twelve years of fun and work. our days at Sheridan are drawing to a close. Baccalaureate was held in the gym. We eagerly stand forward for that precious paper. Our high school diploma! Last day of school for all S.H.S. students. Teachers sigh and parents groan. Q fa .9 GE SA .. l i. Left to Right: Mr. Stout, Mr. Land. Mrs. Seats, Mr. Pearson. School llustodians A school coulcln't be run efficiently with- out a school custodian around to answer your plea of help. Regardless if it's a shade to fix, a new light, or to set a clock right, a custodian will come to your res- cue. To these fine gentlemen, who keep our school clean and neat, we say Thank you. Cafeteria Cooks We are proud of our cafeteria. These cooks make it possible for us to have a hot meal five days a week. Do we realize how long and hard they must work to prepare just one meal? t wc KL. to RJ Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Raw- lings, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Jessup. I doubt if we do. Did you ever peal 150 lbs. of potatoes for one meal, or clean 14 stalks of celery. This shows you how much they must prepare for each day. Page Sixty-seven MIKE ASHLEY wills his loyalty of the coniederacy to Nor- man Palmer. DONNA ALEXANDER wills her complacency to Pat Bowen. DIXIE BARNES wills her nickname Bones to Imadel Beck. LARRY BIDDLE wills his last Camel to Bill Land. DEANNA BOONE wills her coquettish ways to Glenda Williams. A LEE BRACKINS wills his colorful vocabulary to Neil Stahl. IAMES BRAGG wills his height to Karl Ferguson. STANLEY BRAY wills his height to Betty Godby. EVELYN BUTCHER wills her job at Midway to Isabell Burtron. DALE CAYLOR wills his Half-a-Tampa to Don Cooper. IIM CHILDERS wills his story hour to Mr. Hobbs. MIRIAM CHILDERS wills her pretzels to Connie Martin. RONALD DEMAREE wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Clineto...?...!?? IOHN EMRY wills his brain to Science. TOMMY EVANS wills his curls to Larry Brown. CAROL FAIRCHILD wills her calmness to Tommy Goins. KAY FREEMAN wills her sneeze to Mrs. Cline. BOB FULWIDER wills his job at Morry Harris to Alan Woodrum. WAYNE GARDNER wills his executive position in Ced's M':atmarke't to Kenny Baker. ROSALYN GRAHAM wills her sense of humor to Cynthia Bennett. LARRY GREATHOUSE wills his physique to Larry Miller. DAVIL HARBAUGH wills his interest in Cicero to no one. IEAN HAUGHEY wills her you know to whom? CLOYD HAWKINS wills his Ford to Richard Eberwein. LEWIS HENDRICKS wills his smile to Aaron Rawlings. MARY L. HINES wills her quiet ways to Miss Butler. IOI-IN HOOVER wills RONALD ISENHOUR Leonard. SANDRA IOHNSON Sanders. LLOYL KING wills his BERNETTA LAW wills CAROL LEE wills her SUE MARLOW wills Rudd. his hi-fi to David Lutz. wills his ability to drive to Gene wills her cultured mind to David trips to Lebanon to Iim Caldwell. her dating ability to Linda Fairchild. equestrienne ability to Ian Stanley. her agreeable disposition to Mike FMA!! Page Sixty-eight DIANA MERRILL wills her attentiveness in government class to Carolyn Mossburg. BARBARA MOSSBURG wills her outspoken ways to Eu- dene Thompson. BARBARA MCCARTY wills her dieting to Regina Booker. DIANA MCCULLOUGH wills her roving eye to Ann Groves. LEROY McKINLEY wills his itch to Dian Hillock. VIRGINIA NELSON wills her southern drawl to Larry Gardner. CHARLES PICKETT wills his cackle to any desperate hen. DOROTHY PIERCE wills her mechanical abilities to Nancy Waters. IUDY PRICE wills to Paula McConr:el her weight problems. MARIORIE PRITSCH wills her ability to be absent for tests in government to future seniors. IERL RAMSEY wills his job at Picketts to Charles Walker. MARTHENA RAWLINGS wills her books to Carolyn For- bush. IILL REED wills her interest in basketball to Mary Ann Bailey. NANCY RICHARDSON wills her interest in Tom to Iack . CONNIE ROBINSON wills her Plymouth to anyone with used oil, hailing wire. and a quart of gas. CLOVIS RUDD wills his dirty cords to Levi Brothers. BOBBY SEATS wills his interest in Indianapolis to Iohn Pickett. IOHN SHELBURNE wills his diligence to Mark Thompson. IOHNNY SNETHEN wills his cafeteria to Dan McVey. EDGAR SPEAR wills his quietness to Patsy Shupe. FREDDIE SPENCER wills his love for Alice to Ioe Grin- stead. HELEN STONE wills her librarian job to Kay McMurtry. IIM SWAIN wills his wavy hair to Larry Humes. KAREN THISTLETHWAITE wills her maps and charts to Kathy Wright. DAVID URBAN wills his graceful walk to Miss Pritchard. NORMAN VIEI-IE wills his weight to Ronnie Bray. WAYNE WALLACE wills his FFA jacket to Bill Spencer. IUDY WALLWORK wills her porch light to Becky Clark. DONZEL 'WRIGHT wills his singing voice to Gerry Pum- phrey. LARRY WRIGHT wills his how-legs to Iohnny Bob Holmes. LUANNA WRIGHT wills her medicinal aspirations to Larry Inskeep. 1 Anwar 111' A f ,WW , 'if wx, V- fy i 5 Z L ' Qgefmm 2 is 1- ,gif Q QSM, United States President L. McKinley was honored guest at the annual Class reunion for the Class of 1959. The featured Speaker was Clovis Rudd, Secretary of Defense. The Banquet was arranged by Cloyd Hawkins, deep sea oyster diver for Diamond Stan Brady : Evelyn Butcher of the firm The Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker: Diana Mer- rill, manager of the House of Donzel , the famed beautician school: and Iohnny Snethen, U.S. ambassador to Timbucktoo. It was held at the exclusive Shelburne, Seats, and Spear Hotel on Lake Shore Drive. The master of cermony, Mike Gardner in- troduced Iudy Wallwork, Virginia Nelson, and Nancy Richardson, the stars in the opera Student Prince : Sandra Iohnson who starred in the great musical Sing Doley : and Butch Biddle, coach of Yale. Entertaining for the class were: the Magic- ian, Dave Urban swinging on his vine with his theme Short Shorts , James Bragg and his Quim Quads with his Four Roses, Dink Child- ers, Mike Ashley, Dale Caylor, and Lee Brack- ins. A few members of the band were: Dixie playing the Bones, Ronald Demaree playing on the drums, Ierl Ramsey on the hot trom- bone, and Donna Alexander playing the tuba. Sitting at the front table were Miss U.S.A.. Connie Robinson with the runner-up Bernetta Law: Tiny Veihe, light-weight world champion wrestler: Mayor of Terhune, Fred Spencer, Ir.: Margorie Pritsch author of If I Had A Million : and Dorothy Pierce, the great P.K. kid. Tom Evans had just returned from a safari with his guide David Harbaugh. While in Europe Evans saw lean Haughey, countess of Luxemburg. Also returning from her annual trip around the world with her horse show was Carol Lee. Other prominent classmates were Loyd King, banker of New York City: Charley Pickett and Bob Fulwider, owners of the Hia- VOP QCCV Page Seventy leah race track in Florida: the landowner, Rosalyn Graham: and the author of Hard Headed Woman , Wayne Wallace. Iudy Price is heir to the King Iewelry Firm. She is a great friend of Karen Thistlewaite who lives in Sheridan, Indiana. The distinguished scientist, Mary Hinstien, proved the theory that the cheese on the moon was pink. With her was lim Swain, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, who present- ed awards to three inventors: Ronald Isenhour. an award for the invention of the pickler strip- er: Larry Greathouse, who improvised a new vitamin pill: and Iill Reed inventor of Look Mommy no Cavities . The syndicated columnist Marthena Rawl- ings recently wrote an article Remember your Classmates?' She interviewed such industria- lists as lohn Hoover, manufacturer of the pea- nuttiest peanut buttter, Lewis Hendricks, presi- :lent of Pea Picker Inc., Diana McCullough, an executive of the McCullough Chainsaw Com- pany: and Iohn Emry, Secretary of Clean Kleenex Corporation. She met with profession- al dance teachers Carol Fairchild, teacher of Cha--Cha, Kay Freeman, teacher of modern dance, and Miriam Childers, teacher of good ole rock and roll. , The class elected officers for their next re- union. Barbara Mossburg, a music teacher, President, and Barbara McCarty, editor of the love-lorn column in the Sheridan News, Secre- tary. Unable to attend the Class Reunion were Sue Marlow and Luanna Wright, digging for gold in South America: Helen Stone a member of United Nations: and Larry Wright, profes- sion- Quarter-back for the Chicago Bears. Free Lance Writer Deanna Boone. 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The entire Faculty, Indianapolis Engraving Company, Milliner Printing Company, S. K. Smith Company, Porter's National Studio, and the H cS'c H Bookbinding Company have all made this book a reality. To these go my deepest respect and gratitude. Deanna Boone. Editor Pgo Haas AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS - 1 u f .. ...- .A. .-- V, -,.xLv ,-. si 1 I V 1 . 31-'SQL 'f QA.-,'.,.,,,.N, I ., , ' - 1 ,. , - - -'f--Q.m5.,:i.'1-iJff1r.: ,L ..,'f2,', .Q . . -Y, ..-.-f. L ,,.,.LA-