Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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Workshops prowded for further reseovch and new trtendshtps durtng the summer months Left to Right: N Ringer Gnts Stole Repvesentolwe; S Elhott Boys Stove Reoresentolwe, K Weaver, Intertocken NONODOI Musuc Cump,J Ptchord, BoH State Journahsm Workshop Semoritts, thot dwsecse whvch seems to aHeCt every able body m htS twelfth year of htgh schoot, became ewdent to everyone except the innocent Seniors. The hrst Hardwood Homewmmg was climaxed by the crowning ot the Queen, Wonetta Ftemmg The Senior year is the most active year in high school. Seniors are the ones who, like the underclossmen, were eogerty owomng their Iost year. When the time came, it seemed to slip through their hngerst Time, responsibility, and good old school fun passed so quickly into the hands of others. Preparations being made throughout the year seemed meaningless until they come to realization in the month of May. All the hours spent in fun and study with the old gungh had ended

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These boots set the scene for a delightful cruise through the Wisconsin Dells. Duvettu Farmer and Gary Mace stond watching as the sun begins to set over the end of the lake. All in a CCSenior Year?7 Everyone was excited as the buses pulled away from the school on the first day of the trip. From the beginning day of o Freshmon's year to the final acceptance of the cherished diploma at graduation exer- cises is only a short portion of one's life Through this short time the acquaintances and social affairs, as well as the study values, are rather taken for granted. Then on that coveted moment as the tossels are turned toward the future, the graduate truly realizes he is a product of the past four years at Morion-Adoms High School, and that walking away from the post is as difficult as walking into the future. An occasional hidden tear may have filled the graduates' hearts when the final closing march was played, but the congratula- tions in the halls above seemed to mend the solemn feelings. 2i