Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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Th is year the class of '74' combined Baccalaureate and Commencement all in the same day. Baccalaureate was held Sunday afternoon May l9. Instead of having a guest speaker, class president, Neil John- son gave a refreshing speech. Com- mencement started the same day at 8:00 that evening. Garry Boyer gave the Salutatory oration at the begin- ning of the ceremony. David Pitts followed with the Valedictory state- ment. Principal Mr. Byron E. Stout read the names on the diplomas and also the awards and schools they were going to this fall. Our new Superintendent, Mr. Leslie D. Pence, presented the Seniors with their diplomas. Then finally the Seniors heard the words they had waited so long for, by the powers granted to me by the State of Indiana . . . . Good luck to all members of the Class of 1974. f-J-M ,x .vs ,,. We took the on l. One more time tonight and we'll be ALUN NI! 2. Hey, man. blue and blue go together after all. 3. Neil uses facial expressions to gctl meaning across. 4. Did you see the bug in our flowers? 5. Sniff, sniff. This is my last day. 6. Did you ever think of using Head and shoul- ders for your flakes, Steve'?!'? 7. Practice make perfect. 8. Aaron Ernallllll 9. David Pitts - I974 valedictorian. IO. Gee, girls.-iust think! I l. Smile. Mr. Downey is taking our picture. Garry Boyer - Salutatorian for the class of 74 . I3. Kathy. Kathy. and Debby reflect on graduation. l4. Acurl here. curl there, curls. curls, everywhere. I5. Gim'me TEN! '

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The pressures of an average day at MAHS almost always fall upon the shoulders ofthe admin- istration during this and every year. This year proved no exception but there were many changes in the staff. Moving up to become the Vice Principal was Beryl Kouns Also aiding Mr. Stout as Principal were Mr.Youmans and Mrs. Stahl as the guidance counselors. The students of MAHS welcomed a new superintendent at mid-year when Mr. Bloom resigned and was replaced by Mr. Leslie Pence. These people help to make MAHS the school it is today. l. School Board, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Geor eHefl'elmire Mr Russel Wallace Mr. g , . , John Bloom, Mr. Harvey Evoy, Mr. Paul Waitt, Mr. Eugene Walker. 2. Mr. John Bloom, B.S. Anderson, M.A. Ball State, Supt., of Marion Adams School systems. 13th year at M.A.H.S. 3. Mr. Byron Stout, A.B. DePauw, M.A. Butler, Principal of MAHS. 40th year at M,A.H.S. 4. Mr. Alan Youmans, B.S.. M.S.. Ed.S.. Butler. Guidance Director, Exploratory Teaching, Freshman Football Coach. Third year at M.A.H.S. 1 Voted head of M. .H.S ni f S A . ii s I- 1 lin: ,,,,,,,mmgm 'ik 4 in-mx ,T - 1, ,I sw