Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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SHS BAND MEMBERS — Front row: Cheryl Crist, Dixie Blankenship, and Melanie Lynn. Row 2: Mr. Nick Calderone, director; Carol Buchanon, Ben Aber- egg, Gary Thomas, Deb Davy, Mike Runkle, Andy From, Richard Wright, and Vern Ellis. Row 3: Carol Blunt, Majel Lamme, Brigitte Kullman, Renee LeRoy, Wendy Riffle, Amy Clouse, Barb Wiseman, Carol King, Patsy Chesser, Betty Johnson, Lorenda Ran- dolph, JoEllen Blunt, and Beth Pflueger. Row 4: Karen Sheppard, Michelle Hunt, Judy Hetrick, Anna Cox, Carla Snider, Launetta Randolph, Dick Koehler, Chris Delamotre, Tim Noyes, Bill Wiseman, Brenda Studer, and Polly Cotterman. Row 5: Ted Noyes, Randy Sni- der, Jim Hummel, Don Roberts, Terry Green, Dave Walser, Cliff Noyes, Don Konkler, Craig Wells, Christy Palmer, Doug Allen, Jim Foucht, and Jim Queen. Row 6: Al Dunn and Shari McGlaughlin. BELOW: PEP BAND MEMBERS — Front row: Melanie Lynn, Tim Noyes, Randy Snider, Jim Hummel, Ted Noyes, and Al Dunn. Row 2: Ben Aberegg, Barb Wiseman, Leslie Koss, Don Konkler, Dave Walser, Craig Wells, and Nick Calderone, director. QHS band adds a touch of class The Sheridan High School Band per- formed at all the home basketball games. They along with the chorus sponsored a concert for the public. At the tournament baseball games they made the spirit move the Generals on to victory. Winning the John Philip Sousa Award for 1 975-1 976 school year were Carol Blunt and Beth Pflueger. As the closing of the school year approached they performed at the three different communities of the dis- trict for Memorial Day. LEFT: SENIOR BAND MEMBERS — Front row: Lau- netta Randolph, Judy Hetrick, Dixie Blankenship, Carla Snider, and Anna Cox. Row 2: Tim Noyes, Beth Pflueger, Shari McGlaughlin, Carol Blunt, and Mike Runkle. BELOW: The band forms the S formation at half time during the fall football season. Band 27

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FAR LEFT: Mrs. Mclntrye, adviser, talks with Sue Noll, art club president. CENTER: Betsy Blackstone por- trays Big Bird at the spring concert. ABOVE: Commu- nity citizens view the art club exhibit at the spring concert. i A ORGANIZATIONS ' A AH Club shows great talent ABOVE: ART CLUB MEMBERS — Front row: Joel Loughman, Nan Kelber, Barb Stickle, Alice Coble, Elmer Hoffer, Ben Aberegg, Mark Baisden, Leslie Koss, and Annette Rhodes. Row 2: Donna McGrath, Jill Wilson, Sandy Lentz, Donna Hitch- ens, Karen Sheets, Nancy White, Tom Lentz, Janet Miller, Theresa Hitchens, Ronda Bowers, and Lori Olive. Row 3: Mrs. Mclntrye, adviser; Jesse Saum, Mary Miller, Bunni George, Whit Tussing, Chris Noll, Chris Kelly, Heidi Holland, Alma Higgins, Janine Stickdorn, and Kim Sweeney. Row 4: Cheryl Brown, Crystal McCullough, Nancy Carpenter, Lois Ridgely, and Becky Hupp. TOP LEFT: Mrs. McIntyre, Sue Noll, and Annette Rhodes paint the office win- dows in preparation for Christmas. BOTTOM LEFT: The Cookie Monster (Pete VanSickle) leads the cho- rus into the Sesame Street song. BELOW: Deb Bus- sey entertains the children at the spring concert.

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ABOVE: The Singing Generals perform at Miller High School for the entire school. BELOW RIGHT: The Chorus performs at the annual Christmas Concert. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the advanced chorus delight the audience with some familiar tunes. GHQ students give the public entertainment Three hundred and fifty-eight stu- dents were members of the Sheridan High School Chorus. Of those members three were members of the Ohio Youth Choir, two were members of the national FFA Chorus, thirteen were in the State FFA Chorus, and many partic- ipated in the OMEA (Ohio Music Edu- cation Association) Auditions. The boys octet joined with the girls octet to form the “Singing Generals.” They spent much time in preparation and practice to become the best. 28 Chorus