Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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 LEFT: Homecoming Queen Cindi Goldsberry addresses the crowd at the game. ABOVE: QUEEN AND COURT, Front row: Sheila Hubbard, Freshman Attendant; Tammy Emmert, Soph- omore Attendant; Queen Cindi Goldsberry; Jackie Boyer, Senior Attendant; and Melinda Lynn, Junior Attendant. Row 2: Escorts John Smith, Scott Hill, Brad Swinehart, and Scott Campbell. (Absent: Dave Hitchens and Ed Metzger) BELOW: HOMECOMING ROYALTY, Seated: Tammy Emmert, Cindi Goldsberry, and Jackie Boyer. Standing: Sheila Hubbard and Melinda Lynn. Homecoming was celebrated on September 28th this year. Besides losing the game and receiving much rain, ceremonies were not held in the tradi- tional manner. With the field being muddy, the cars that were to bring out the queen and court could not be used. Ceremonies were moved to the stands at the last minute. FOOTBALL MANIA was chosen as the theme of this year’s homecoming dance and float. Cindi Goldsberry reigned as 1979 Homecoming queen and was crowned by Student Council president Sherman Shoemaker, Senior attendant was Jackie Boyer; junior attendant was Melinda Lynn; sophomore attendant was Tammy Emmert; and freshman attendant was Sheila Hubbard. Five senior foot- ball players served as escorts and one presented flowers. After the game the homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium for students and alumni Despite the Rain, Large Crowd Attends Homecoming Ceremonies 8 Homecoming

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«a ; jk Homecoming 79 — a Mixture of High Hopes and Dampened Spirits HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT, Front row: Senior attendant Jackie Boyer and queen Cindi Goldsberry. Row 2: Freshman attendant Sheila Hubbard, Sophomore attendant Tammy Emmert, and Junior attendant Melinda Lynn. RIGHT: Cheerleaders Jill Rusler, Jan- ean Canaday. Regina Crist, Diane Gelvin, Deb Craig, and Judi Mack get ready to shake their cabooses? BELOW: Show- ing the great concentration needed during the early game are the players and coaches. Homecoming 1979 began with a pep rally held by the cheer- leaders. The pep rally activities included a chicken barbecue held by the FFA, a bonfire, many cheers, and the presen- tation of the queen and her court. Players, coaches, and students were psyched by the rally and the mood was set for the game. The game itself proved to be a disaster. To begin with, rain fell most of the day and well into the game, making the fans and teams miserable. This feeling showed as the Generals fell to the Ceramics with a 31-0 score

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LEFT: Senior Jackie Boyer is escorted by Scott Hill; Junior Melinda Lynn is escorted by Brad Swinehart; Sophomore Tammy Emmert is escorted by Ed Metzger; Freshman Sheila Hubbard is escorted by Dave Hitchens. All attendants were presented flowers by Scott Campbell. ABOVE: Queen Cindi Goldsberry. BELOW: Escort John Smith looks on as Cindi is crowned by Student Council President Sherman Shoemaker