Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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At the Christmas Concert, Randy Snider, Ted Noyes, Mark Roberts, Craig Bobbi Wmeman and Margaret Bruce portrayed the Wells, Dave Walser and Kim Walker accompany the chorus. countesses Bordom and Kasnar in the fall play. Walter takes time to comfort his wife Marion when she feels that she has failed The band opened the Christmas Concert him as a wife in this scene from fall production of Don’t Drink the Water. by performing various numbers. In the climax of Don't DrmffThe Water, Ambassador Magee (Cindy Keller), having been shot in the leg, is telling her son (Joe Carney) that he is worthless while her secretary (Janice Padgett) listens. Opening 7

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Drama and music play an important part in student life. During the Christmas concert. Mrs Mechling directed the chorale in many musical selections. The chorale consists of specially chosen students who are enrolled in chorus. The blizzard of 1978 took the pleasure of filling our school s courtyard with a load of the white stuff. Its drifts and small scale mountains created a very pictur esque scene. Vn £ At the Christmas concert's end. former chorus mem- sk deP'c,ln9 b rth of Christ while the bers are asked to |om the chorale in singing the Halle chorus sang Christmas Quodlibet. lujah Chorus In order to execute their plan of escape success fully. Walter Hollander (Joel Loughman) and Mar ion Hollander (Jill Horn) impersonate the Shah of Bashir and his wife in ‘Don't Drink the Water. 6 Opening

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A colorful flo Club The then f for the occasion by Mrs. McIntyre and the Art i float was Eat Em Up Generals. During the 1977 Homecoming, Cynthia Sagan was crowned the 18th Homecoming queen by Bruce For grave. As she rides in a Corvette provided by the Newark Cor vette Club, Deb Davy, the |unior attendant, smiles for the crowd. Gone With the Wind October 14, 1977 was selected as the date for the annual Homecoming game. The theme for the yearly event was Gone With the Wind. Student Council member Sherman Shoemaker announced the queen and her royal court. Reigning as queen was senior Cynthia Sagan. She was crowned by senior Bruce Forgrave and presented with a basket, of flowers. Senior attendant was Trinda Carney; junior. Deb Davy; sopho- more, Janean Canady; and freshman, Deb Craig. The mighty Generals gave it a hard fight but their efforts were to no avail. The Generals were beaten by the powerful Tor- nadoes of West Muskingum; the final score being 19 to 12. Following the game the annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held in the school gym. Presiding over the dance was the queen and court. Cheerleaders and students gather around the Homecoming campfire and begin the traditional festivities to get everyone excited for the game. 8 t Homecoming