Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

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Ends With Gridiron Memories Dance Toga Day provided the Class of ’87 to get into the Roman spirit for dress up day. Mr. Wright, Blackhawk Varsity Football Coach, sits atop the Seniors float Pryami representing the pinnacle of football power at Sheridan. Avid football fans watch the bonfire. Homecoming — 1986 — Televi- sion games shows threw the stu- dents of Marions-Adams into a rash of class competition. Hall decorations, floats, dress- up days and king and queen voting filled the days with spirit. In the dress-up competition inside-out day was a favorite among the stu- dents. Followed closely by the tra- ditional black, red and white day. Vanna White and Pat Sajek day proved very interesting also. Float building went well. Each float showed the individuality of its building class. The sophomore class had the advantage and took the win followed closely by the ju- nior class. With the hall decorations the junior class won. At the dance that followed the game Queen April and King Shiloh and their court reigned over all. Sunny Moon and associates filled the gym with all the latest hits while many stu- dents danced the night away. Princesses included Julie Cox, ju- nior princess Nikki Godby, sopho- more princess and Jill Doty, fresh- man princess. Other queen candidates included Lisa Harris and Melinda Louks. Homecoming — 7

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Rain Dampens Parade Of Hawks, Fans; Queen April Yeater stands with King Shi- loh Marsh and Jason Caldwell and queen candidate Lisa Harris with escort Jeff Drayer. Melinda Louks also representing home- coming royalty, is escorted by Tim Harris Junior Princess Julie Cox escorted by Rick Robertson. Sophomore Princess Nikki Godby escorted by Lance Steele. Freshman Princess Jill Doty escorted by Shaun Urban. 6 — Football

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Louks, Roberts, Hardwood Royalty, Class banner, dress-up days and royalty contests plus a big amount of school spirit for this year’s version of Hardwood Homecoming set a stage for the final activities — queen crowning, a game and the dance. Winning the banner contest was the class of ’89. The seniors won game day and they won the spirit award. The Blackhawk Zone saw a great first half but then the Clinton Central Bulldogs launched a big drive and beat the Hawks 64-45, but that did not keep Scott Roberts from reigning over the festitivites. At halftime of the game Melinda Louks joined the royal scene by being crowned queen. With the dance D.J.’d by Sonny Moon, the curtain feel on the Hard- wood Homecoming. Si (jr ArrttKAHCC r Above, Melinda Louks, queen, kissed by King Scott Roberts and Jon Raines. Top right. Sophomores win banner contest. Right center. Junior princess Pam Dunning escorted by Joe Archer. 8 — Hardwood