Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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KICiill Many new courses are added every year and one of the more popular additions this year is Auto Repair Senior Craig Snider, a student in the course, utilizes his class time to work on the engine of his Ford Fairlane. i f V p t 7 few m Vi | kl t m I . ■ T -i I y 1 aa. ® 0% .v -- • ABOVE: Art Clubbers Teryl Fullmer and Eisa Sheppard along with advisor Mrs. McIntyre work on painting a rain- bow to be used for a decoration at the annual Farm Bureau Academy Awards' banquet. RIGHT: Trying to set his breathing rhythm before starting his trek is junior cross country member Jay Arn BOTTOM RIGHT Wrestlers from the entire MVL look up to the flag before the start of the long event. This year s meet was held at New Lexington. 2 Opening Iff» Sheridan is not only the opportunity to become academically educated but also accomplished

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Sheridan §eqtiqel $ciapl)ook TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening................................1 Student Life 12 Organizations 26 Athletics..............................38 Faculty................................60 Academics.............................66 Individuals............................86 Advertising 122 Closing...............................136 Index 140 High School Thornville, Ohio 43076 Volume 21 — published by the Yearbook Staff Opening 1

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During a golf practice, senior Jack Wilson prepares to receive some brotherly advice from golf pro Joe Wilson, freshman. Sheridan's drillettes for the 1980-81 school year arc • Front Row: Col- leen Davis. Cheryl Reinhart. Jodi Mallot, and Lori Shumway. Row 2: Tammy Denton. Paula Metzger, and Dottie Garey. Row 3: Donna Shevel. Dede Garey. and Daon Baumgartner. This group of girls performed in the fall for half-time at football games and in the winter at basketball games.