Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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The posters used for the publicity of the The posters, designed by Ed Fox, were ere- spring musical were made by the Art Club. ated by applying the silk screen method. Art teacher Rita McIntyre and her hus- band, Phil, take time to examine a macrame work displayed at the spring art exhibit. Art Club resumes service to school This school year. Art Club con- tinued to maintain its reputation of serving Sheridan High. A float for homecoming featuring “Cream the Tornados” was con- structed. Art Club also aided the minstrel, spring musical, and chorus in preparing for their per- formances. In addition to all of these services, the Art Club always supports the athletic teams by painting posters in order to boost the spirit of the players and their fans. ART CLUB — Front Row: Bobbi Wineman, Brenda Dupler, Brenda Cox, Sonya George, Kim Sweeney, Carol Reichley, Kelly Swee ney, Pam Runkel, Sandy Lentz, Reed Noyes, Toby Tobler, Dale Jones, and Mrs. McIntyre, Adviser. Row 2: Whit Tussing, Becky Wme- gardner, Michele Eagle, Judy Winegardner, Jennifer Burghy, Kim Oehlman, Rhonda Bowers, Bob Farmer, Bill Truex, Nancy White, Mary Miller, Jaci Cooperrider, Rick Murray, Erin Hupp, Kenda Renner, Margie Kelly, Joel Loughman, and Lori Olive. At the spring concert, the art club held an the student’s best projects for the year, art exhibit in the cafeteria which boasted Many pieces of art were sold. For the musical, The Streets of New York , art club member Kim Oehlman constructed two paper mach6 lions. Art Club 27

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26 Organizations QUIZ TEAM

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BAND — Front Row: Faith Davidson, Mela nie Lynn, Melinda Lynn. Row 2: Rhonda Masterson, Deb Garey, Jim Hummel, Don Konkler, Christy Palmer, Ben Aberegg, Chris DeLamatre, Dave Walser, Jo Ellen Blunt, Patsy Chesser, Karen Shepherd, and Barb Wiseman. Row 3: Judy Stoltz, Becky Kimpel, Randy Snider, Gary Thomas, Vern Ellis, Craig Wells, Lynn King, Betty Johnson, Marilyn Park, Karen Walters, and Scott Hummel. Row 4: Dee Dee Garey, Lisa Nelson, Vicki Konkler, Lisa McGlone, Rick Roberts, Jim Walters, Mark Roberts, Dave Leckrone, Dave Gotschall, Martin Riffle, and Adrienne Wurtsmith. New uniforms add touch of class The band was rewarded this fall for all their hard work raising money for new uniforms. As a new fund raiser, the band boosters cre- ated a lottery this year. Dunn. At the Band banquet, Mr. Calderone pre- sented Dave Walser with the John Phillip Sousa Award. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS — Front Row: Becky Kimpel, Judy Stoltz, Lisa Nelson, Deb Garey, and Rhonda Masterson. Row 2: Mrs. Kazee, Drill team adviser, Kimie Abe, Patsy Chesser, Jo Ellen Blunt, Ben Aberegg, and Mr. Calderone, Band direc- tor. Row 3: Barb Wiseman, Karen Shep- herd, Amy Clouse, Sherry Brown, Chris DeLamatre, Dave Walser, and Allen Row 5: Deanette McGrath, Donna McGrath, Janet Hockingberry, Mickey Dunn, Rita Downs, Judy Hampshire, Sherry Shoemaker, Duane Brumage, Jeff Ellis, Becky Cook, Brian Kearton, and Cindy Byers. Row 5: Kim Walker, Kenna Turnes, Sue DeRolph, Dawn Denton, Kelly O’Reilly, Terry Noyes, Scott Roberts, and Tammy Triplett. Row 7: Susan Ashbridge, Tim Palmer, Donna Smith, Jody Harter, Shawn Tysinger, Lora Anders, Nancy Par- sons, and Kim Snow. Row 8: Ted Noyes. Sherry Brown, and Al Dunn. Ihe majorettes for the marching band this year are Melinda Lynn, Melanie Lynn, head majorette, and Faith David- son One of our band's strong sections is the percussion section. STAGE BAND — Front Row: Gary Thomas, Ben Aberegg, Dave Gotschall, Judy Hampshire, Lynn King, Melanie Lynn, Chris DeLamatre, and Barb Wise- man. Row 2: Dan Parish, Kim Walker, Kim Snow, Don Konkler, Dave Walser, and Mr. Calderone. Row 3: Randy Sni- der, Jim Hummel, Dave Leckrone, Ted Noyes, and Al Dunn. 28 Band