Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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Japanese Gardens becomes junior prom fheme This year the junior-senior prom was presented with an ori- ental theme called “Japanese Gardens.” Couples entered the prom over an authentic japanese bridge, which led them to their tables. Completing the scenes around the gym was a world of japanese trees, lamps, bridges, flowers, and a black light, fire breathing dragon. The stage was designed as an oriental tea room where refreshments were served. The din- ner included an appetizer of shrimp cocktail, lemonade, ham, baked potatoes, mixed vegetables, tossed salad, and sundaes. After the meal, the class history and prophecy was presented by Janet Miller and Anita Fox. Musical entertain- ment was provided by the group “White Licorice. Working towards a Japanese prom theme, junior class workers strive to meet their May 1 4th deadline. Dancing to the slow music of the group “White Licorice, is many of the attending prom goers and their dates. Scott McCance and his date Stacy Hill, receive some refreshments from Bobbi Wineman in the tea room. Prom couples wait to get their pictures taken in front of a beautiful garden with an oriental bridge. A view of the Oriental Fire Dragon is shown here, while Lonnie Hill and his date Missy Brown get their picture taken. 22 Prom

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Seniors receive pins for being on the honor roll five out of five times. French II student ranks first in state Guidance Counselor, Mr. Ballatine, presents winner, Dan Barber with the Century III and National Merit Scholarship awards. This year Awards Night was held on May 1 8. Dan Bar- ber took first place in the French II Scholarship Test. He also won the DAR Award and the Century III Award. His winning of the National Merit Scholarship Award, put him in the top 1% of all students in the United States. I Dare You awards went to Inger Samuelson and Dick Waugh. The Leadership Award was presented to Janet Miller. Spring Musical and Fall Play awards were given to Janet Miller, Patty Hoppel, Cathy Spencer and Inger Samuel- son. The Golden Hammer award was awarded to Ron Crist. Honor Roll students were awarded pins. Receiving the I Dare You awards, presented by Mr. Davis, are Inger Jo Samuelson and Richard Waugh. Under the direction of Mr. Nick Calderone, the pep band entertains for the audience and faculty on awards night. Scholar-Athlete awards this year were presented to Scott Walter, Renee LeRoy, Crystal McCullough, and Bruce Blackstone. For her fine achievements in her senior year, Janet Miller is presented with the Leadership Award. Awards Night 21

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Exchange students Mariko and Mercedes pose in their prom outfits. Whatever the beat either slow, fast, or disco, prom couples danced lively to music of every kind. While dancing, prom couples have a chance to catch up with shop talk of decorations, couples, entertainment and music. Getting ready to take off from the prom in that sporty yellow Corvette is Ben Aberegg with his date Donna McGrath. Giving instructions to the band leader before his group performs, is prom adviser Mrs. Ballatine. Teachers as well as kids, have a good time at the prom, as seen here as Mr. Imbroscio and Mrs. Remmert get down with the musicl Prom 23