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To Excel In All Areas SPORTS — Shiloh Marsh and Mr. Urban dis JR. HIGH — Shane Partlow and Timmy ACADEMICS — Mrs. Dunn and Dena Whaley cuss strategy on the sidelines during the Stewart are “buds forever.” clowning around in Algebra during homecom homecoming game against Zionsville. 'n9 week- 3
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Y OU CAN COUNT ON US Dear Cousin, It’s too bad you had to move away from Sheridan because you’re going to miss out on a lot this year. Believe me. “YOG CAN COUNT ON OS” to make this a great year. I like my classes this year. I’m taking government, advanced chem- istry, adv. comp., calculus, and com- puter. Sounds like I’m an ACA- DEMIC whiz, huh? As you well know a STUDENT’S LIFE is much more than going to class. I also work at the Dairy Queen about everynight. I’ve joined two new ORGANIZATIONS this year: SADD and the Drama Club. Hey, can you believe my little brother is in JR HIGH now? Remem- ber when we were in seventh grade and our basketball team had a 9-0 season? Well, the SPORTS program is as strong as ever with many championships. Well, if you ever get bored give me a call. “YOU CAN COUNT ON US” for a great time. Sincerely, A Proud Blackhawk Table Of Contents Student Life p. 18 Organizations p. 30 Sports p. 44 Academics p. 84 People p. 104 Jr. High p. 116 2 ORGANIZATIONS — Linda Lehman per- SENIORS — Eddie Weakley finishes up the STUDENT LIFE — Debbie Archer and Trudy forms with the band at Homecoming. Senior float which won 1st place. Freeman are twins for a day during Home- coming dress-up day.
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Y OU CAN COUNT ON US Sheridan is not a booming me- tropolis. but it is a close knit town filled with a rich tradition. Families carry on the businesses which have been there for years. Compared to the 1860’s however, many changes have been made. Here is a list of some of the busi- nesses which existed during the 1860’s: General merchandise, This- lethwaite Bros., H.J. Thisleth- waite, Hamilton Emmons; drugs, P.B. Stout, David Foight; clocks. P.G. Pearson; physicians. Dr. H.E. Davenport, Dr. J.W. Fancher, Dr. H. Mooreh; shoemaker, J.Y. Green: milliners, Mrs. W. Clemans, Mrs. M. Emmons: undertakers, Mace Sackman; saddle and harness mak- er, Julius Pearson: wagon-makers, blacksmiths and painters, Wains- cott, Mann Cropper. The present downtown area. Bill Zollman picks out a Christmas card in a downtown store. Kellie McNecly and her mom look for some ribbon to wrap a Christmas gift. 4
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