Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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On Sunday afternoon Lucy Fairweather takes Mark Livingstone to the Puffy's home to meet her poor aged mother and Mr. and Mrs. Puffy, with whom they live. The dress shop girls excitedly inform Lucy that Mark Livingstone is about to enter the dress shop. The vile Bloodgood has the Puf fy's furniture removed to pay rent. LEFT: Lucy shows Mrs. Puffy the dress made for her by fellow workers at the dress shop. RIGHT: The spoiled and pampered Alida Bloodgood tells her father of her intent to marry Mark Livingstone for his respected family name. BELOW RIGHT: The Captain dies in Bloodgood’s bank after learning of Bloodgood’s plans to close the bank and run off with the money. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Puffy and Mother Fairweather discuss the Cap- tain’s untimely death and the loss of his money. Musical 19

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Receiving the Century III award from Mr. Ballantine is Cindy Keller. AWdfiW Wight proves to be rewarding many SHS students Awards night 78 was held on May 16. Pins were given to students on the honor roll 4 or 5 times. Cindy Keller received the Century III and DAR awards. She also received the I Dare You Award along with senior Jeff Hetrick and Juniors Pam Runkel and Mike DeLamatre. The Leadership Award was presented to Cindy Sagan. Lori Olive was named Artist of the Year. First year scholarship team members were pre- sented varsity letters, 2nd year members were given certificates. Awards were also given in the areas of science, home eco- nomics, industrial arts, BOE, and vo ag. Recipients of various scholarships were also announced. As a grand finale scholar- ship test results were announced with the American History team placing first in the state. Other team distinctions were also announced. Fisher. Posing behind his project at the Ind. Arts display on awards night is Don George. Mathematical Actuary Association test award was presented to Chris DeLamatre. Seniors having been on the honor roll five out of five times were called to the stage to receive pins. All scholarship team members were called to the stage to receive either letters or certificates. The Sheridan High School Stage Band under the direc- tion of Nick Calderone played several numbers on awards night. The STATE FIRST PLACE trophy was presented to the History team. The senior ensemble did a medley of songs under the direction of Eloise Mechling. This year the I Dare You awards were given to both junior and senior stu- dents. The Student Council President Cindy Sagan was given the Leadership Award. Awards Night 21