Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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English Department Seniors View “All the King's Men , While No matter how hard Mrs. Miller tries, the kids just don't under- stand the difference between compound and complex. Craig Wallace “feeds on English Literature. It's O.K. Kevin, Mrs. Gary thought it was funny. 24

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the Rainfall in France, a Great Land As Revealed Mrs. Stahl, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Kouns worked dil- igently to present a well-rounded approach to world history ranging from U.S history through government. These courses are required to graduate as were certain assignments such as the government term paper. The senior government class sponsored a mock-presidential election to further interest in the national elections. The entire school voted on electric voting machines and fore- casted the true winner Richard M. Nixon. Juniors and Seniors took a field trip to the Indiana Legislature, to watch the workings of the state government. Above, Mr. Kouns checks Darrah Fulton's and Peggy Wagner's maps of South America. At left. Mrs. Stahl accepts a government term paper from senior Phil Cody. Love makes the world go round!

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Underclassmen Perfect Their Usage of English Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Puzey, and Mrs. Smith were con- stantly striving to bring literature to life in each of their classes. Term papers and book reports were assigned, not for work, but merely to stimulate interest among students. Sherry Mace seems to have misplaced a piece of clothing. Marthann seems to be gossiping with Mrs. Smith. Dick Ogle perfects his oratory talents in Mrs. Puzey’s Speech Class. A look into Mrs. Puzey's junior literature class proves just how- interesting a course can be.