Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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Festival — A Success! Aim at the balloons, not Pam and Mike! Oh. those corny JUNIORS! Do it again, we like it! That fish was really delicious as can be seen by all those indulgers. What a successful Fall Festival! If I have to count one more ticket. I’m going to scream. 9

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As it had promised, the Fall Festival has become an annual event at Marion-Adams High School. The second fish fry and festival sponsored by the Ath- letic department was Saturday, November 13. The most profitable activities this year were the Booster Club's cake walk and Dunk the Teach- er sponsored by the athletic department. Drawings for valu- able prizes continued throughout the night, as last year. Con- sequently to win. you had to have a fish-fry ticket. Over a thousand dollars has been raised each year that the fall festival has been held. The athletic department plans to con- tinue the Fall Festival in the years to come. Roxy sure likes balloons! Second Annual Fall Maintenance crew on the job? Totaling Fall Festival receipts is a big job! PRIZFS! 8

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Science Fair Proves Participating in the Marion-Adams Science fair were 90 students ranging from grades 7-12. They created exhibits that dealt with animal science to pollution. These exhibits either fell under physical or biological categories. The fair proves to be most rewarding, be- cause students learn more about the world around them and. in addition, may receive scholarships if their dis- play is outstanding. Everyone enjoys the displays at the Science Fair. s r Si» tali 1 MINING ON THE MOON - ’«Mr.. - Lee is proud of his first place and Grand Prize exhibit. Mark Stahl and Bob Land smile after they received the first place in the eighth grade and Jr. Physical category. 10 Denny Ballard, Mike Ulrey. and Bruce Alexander display their 2nd place ribbons. Brian Godby and Jay Michaels stand beside their display.