Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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FACES: THE PEOPLE Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres. In Latin I class, Tom Grinstead gives a report on Julius Caesar's strategy in the first Gallic War. Ability to get along with others is of vital importance, both in school and in the world we are preparing to enter . At Sheridan High, We have a chance to learn by experience the value of cooperation. By the constant contact with different people and the give and take this involves, the rough edges of our won personalities are filed off . In the final analysis , Sheridan High must be considered in terms of the people who compose it. People who teach and people who learn, people who study and people who don'tg friendly people, shy people, happy people, lonely people, ambitious people, contented people, intelligent people. All shades of people: this is Sheridan High. People, moving forward into the future , Doreen Weaver and Margaret Shelburne look at symbols of Sheridan's past athletic glory in the trophy case. 8 BEARD BROS. FOUNTAIN SHOP

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t ,, . nv -.Q 4 'Vg l:l,,i4 To the traditional strains of E1gar's POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE the members of each year's graduating class march into the gym to receive their diplomas. QLeftQ Who was the llth President of the United States? asks Mr. Landis of his History ll class, utilizing that old faculty favorite, the pop quiz. fBe1owj Academic success takes advance preparatwn outside of the classroom Mike Remson realizes this as he concentrates on his homework The grade ch11drenJustcan't seem to relax as they wart for the curtain to go up on the afternoon performance of the SBHIOI' B

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