Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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In geometry class, where math students learn to work with plane and solid figures, Joiaine Walker is trying to show the class just why angle y equals angle B. KNOWLEDGE GAINED IN MATH BURTON'S SUPERMARKET EMPLOYEES

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Art is creation through imagination. It is the display of our emotions as we feel them. Some form of art education is offered to the first six grades and elective courses are offered in the high school and junior high. The high school art classes serve the school in various ways. They make posters when needed, holiday decorations, and supply the scenery for both the junior and senior class plays. Pottery making takes time as demonstrated by Donna Hayes who places her masterpiece in the kiln. AND ARTISTS LEARN AT S.H.S. Ann Boleyn lost her head over Henry VIII, explains Mr. Kouns to his world history class. BOYER HEATING ELECTRIC

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Mathematics contributes directly and indirectly to most phases of modern civilization--directly, because mathematics itself is used, and indirectly, because mathematics is necessary for the development and use of the other sciences which are the indispensable foundations of applied sciences and arts. This means that anyone who expects to study any of the sciences must first study the fundamental courses in mathematics. Sheridan High School offers a wide variety of math courses, including a four-year advanced course. Courses in chemistry, physics, and biology are also offered. Physics class offers Mr. Wiebusch a chance to use his new overhead projector. USED IN SCIENCE RESEARCH Chemistry class finds Gary Bowman grinding cupric sulfate crystals with a mortar-pestle as Charles Fairchild stirs a cupric sulfate solution in a test tube. CALE'S MEN'S STORE