Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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is 5. 24 s 3 3 I s QBe1owQ Russell Pickett and Lynn Brandenburg look over the school emblem, Victor, the stuffed Blackhawk. The halls are alive with activity during the three minute break between classes. QRightj Tom Moore leaves school late in the after- noon afterbasketballpractice. During football and basketball seasons, athletes practice long after school. TABLE OF CONTENTS THE FACES 0FZ CLASSES II ACTIVITIES 21 SPORTS 39 PEOPLE 53

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THE FACES OF SHERIDAN HIGH Mr. Hobbs is in the study hall each morning before school to issue absence passes and supervise the assem- bly program. The candy store is the crossroads of activity in the lower halls during the noon hour. 2 Constantly changing, shifting, growing, and expanding, these are the faces of Sheridan High , What we do, what we think, andwhatwe feel, the sum total of what we are: these are reflected on our faces . In the school year of 1961-62 our faces mir- rored good times, a few dis appointments, hard study, relaxation, and the glow of seeing lasting friendships and ideals form. SHS is not just a group of buildings, a schedule of classes, a group of teachers and students, although it is partially these things. Our school is much more, it is an ideal personified, an atmosphere in which we can think and learn in a spirit of free- dom and enlightenment. All through our lives our faces will reflect what we learned here. We can never really leave Sheridan High School behind because it is within us . A school year passes and faces change, but in this book are the faces we will remember as the school year of 1961-62.

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FACES: THE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS Strawbrick, glass, cement, and limestone from the architectural face of Sheridan High--the west side of the building. Sheridan High School is located in a seven acre plot on the northeast corner of the town of Sheridan , The present building was first used in 19315 additions were constructed in 1949 and 1953 . Sheridan's facilities, once considered more than adequate, are fast becoming inadequate. With a total enrollment of 984 in grades l--12, the present building is becoming more crowded each year. Also, Adams Township is faced with the problem of whether or not to consolidate with adjacent townships for new school buildings . For many people, the school day begins the minute they leave the school buses which have brought them from home. f!! ,2 Swings, the ocean wave, 1 teachei-'s cars, the gym ' wall, windows and doors: this is Sheridan High from the north east. 4