Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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In Act I Frank is ready to marry Annie singing My Defenses Are Down. Later, after Annie’s motorcycle stunt, Frank quit the show because Annie was becoming more popu lar. Shocked by Annie’s behavior is Frank’s new lady friend Miss Sylvia Potter Porter. Singing I Got the Sun in the Morning at the ball are Annie and Charlie Davenport. Musical Cast Charlie Davenport Sherman Shoemaker Dolly Tate.........Deb Clippinger Mac ....... . Ed Fox Foster Wilson...... fW..... i Gordon Eagle Frank Butler . A...........Joel tAughman Annie Oakley I......... Betsy Blad stone Little Jalle , . I .. . 1, -% Clayton Busse Minnie (fekley; .... . Laurel Walter Nellie Oakley . w. . a .. Mandv Busse BuffaldBiil..........................Joe Pawnee Bill ... ....................... I Chief Sitting Bull ..............TomVai Sylvia Potter Porter....... . Mary! aVw Chorus JackuSoWniM «HIM MikeBrandfcn ’ UC Chanda fuss. W; «1 — wKl Harters la . Judy Daphne Keister » , a , . Walt Mike Manning ■ April Swmgley Dan Miller WJf Scott Walter Karen Kay Walters Va i 9. ▼. 0nnY Wasem Director . .. ...L rry K. Coleman Musical Director Eloise Mechling Conductor.......... Nick Calderone Student Director Sonya George During an Indian ceremony Chief Sitting Bull made Annie his honorary daughter. There is no business like show business! Musical 21

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Escorted to the ball by Pawnee Bill, Dolly puts on a scene in front of the guests. Spring Musical April 20 21 1979 8:00 PM The town’s people gather around Charlie Davenport as he announces the next contest to be held. Before a shooting match with Annie some of Frank Butler’s crew prepare for the event. In a train car full of Indians Annie tries to convince the conductor that the Indians will do no real harm. Several chorus members. Jackie Boyer, Scott Walter, and Judy Mack sing “I Got the Sun in the Morning” in the ballroom of the Hotel Brev- oort. 20 Musical

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Paris in the Spring This year the junior-senior prom was held on Saturday May 12. The theme of the prom was “Paris in the Spring. The sidewalls of the gym were decorated with scenes of Paris including Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, and Sidewalk cafes. There was a garden on the stage and a caf6 at the other end of the gym. Prom couples entered the gym through the Arc-De-Triomphe. The dinner began with a trip to a salad bar. Afterwards ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, and iced tea were served with a sundae for dessert. After dinner the class history could not be found, but the class prophecy was given by Brigitte Kullman. Afterwards dance music was provided by Crosswinds. Later in the eve- ning the prom couples were shown a movie, “The Promise” in Newark and a breakfast of French pastries was served at the school. Teachers as well as students enjoy the prom scenery. Many prom couples enjoyed dancing fast and slow dances to the sounds of Cross- winds. Crosswinds, the band for the prom, featured a female lead vocalist in most of their songs. Sitting in the gazebo where the prom pictures were taken are some of the prom goers. Prom waiters Craig Snider, Tim DeLamatre, and Nick Gaskins worked in the cafe to serve drinks. 22 Prom