Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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Sports Have Been Slowly Increasing Since the School Began in 1 960 ABOVE Top scorer for many gymnastics meets Jo Reichley shows the expressions of anxiety she is experiencing before tier beam competition RIGHT After long hours of deter mining which end of ttie club is most useful third year All MVl Jim Nash tries to stay below par BELOW Varsity football team runs through a few plays during practice on picture day Opening I I

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Concentration Is Required to Reach the Top in School Sports ABOVE: As MVP and four year member of the cross coun- try team, senior Brian Jordan prepares himself mentally before his last home big race RIGHT: Getting a good hold and maintaining his top position on his opponent at the Sheridan Invitational is heavy-weight wrestler. Kevin Young. 10 Opening ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity volleyball member. Kay Fox, serves an excellent shot during a tournament game held at Nelsonville-York while her teammate. Darcy Dornon. con- centrates for the return. BELOW RIGHT: Runners-up in the Southeastern District Gymnastics Invitational for 1979 proudly display their ribbons and trophy. Sheridan gymnasts along with their coach. Miss Linda Teeters, traveled to Athens in Feb- ruary to bring back this honor.

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For the Second Year, Dare-to-Be- Different Day Is a Great Success. Many Students and Teachers Responded to the Idea by Either Dressing Up or Down — Whichever Was Appropriate to Their Theme. LEFT Many prizes were given to the best-dressed students and teachers Winning students received popular record albums and teachers received gift certificates TOP TO BOTTOM Western freshmen Becky Poston and John Tracy had first choice of albums Sophomores who are dressed as hip- pies are Jim Wilson and Kathleen Holmes Best-dressed senior citizens are Rose Bruce and Kelly O'Reilly Nerds Mark McGreevy and Jackie Boyer are senior winners Most grubby farmers are Mrs Kunkler and Mr Wag- ner