Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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LEFT: Machine tool student Vince Probasco works on his skill at the press before he applies the technique to his project. BELOW LEFT: Student of carpentry, Mike Freeman measures the cross studding for the small barn the class constructed in shop. BELOW RIGHT: As part of her training in the area of cosmetology, Teresa Hcrsman Pcrrinc gives a Zanesville customer a new hair style. RIGHT: On picture day at MAJVS, Sandy Fisher and Mike Garney are shown around the school by Craig Carney to take yearbook photographs. LEFT: Senior power lineman, Craig Carney puts to use what he learned in the classroom. BELOW LEFT: Drafting stu- dent Bill Groves stays after class to complete his drawing assignment. BELOW RIGHT: As future nurses Terri Short and Rebecca Carter, both seniors at MAJVS, are tending the same “patient” with TLC (Tender Loving Care). RIGHT: Students of electronics, Todd Merritt and Dennis Jenkins work on wiring their class project. After studying general courses at Sheridan, some students make the decision to go to MAJVS to study practical work skills. 4 MAJVS

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ABOVE LEFT: Having won the title of Sweet Corn Festival Queen for the year starting September, 1981, Darlene Cannon accepts gifts from Millersport sponsors. ABOVE RIGHT: FFA District President Joe Watkins checks over the corn harvest. RIGHT: Head Librarian Mrs. Adah Musser is willing to help students and faculty locate materials that might be needed for their research and pleasures. School spirit is shown by student participation in many outside organizations Established faculty shows much interest. ABOVE: At the 1981 Ohio State Fair held in Colum- bus, Gina Thompson meets her favorite country singer, Barbara Mandrell. RIGHT: Instructing physical education classes. Miss Susan Harrison goes over the official volleyball rules before they resume play. Opening 3

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MAJVS students spend last two school years learning useful trades. Upon graduation, they will be prepared for a job in their field of interest. ABOVE: Checking out the MAJVS bulletin board for ordering Sheridan commence- ment invitations, caps and gowns, name cards, and memory albums, is senior machine tooling student Fred Wright. RIGHT: Taking a break from wet sanding an automobile in their shop assign- ment for the current grading period are senior auto body students John Cox and Richard Vaughn. MAJVS 5 LEFT: Junior power linemen Rob Bowers and Guy Wallace pose for the yearbook cameraman on their way to their social studies class. ABOVE: MAJVS juniors in the area of machine tooling, Tina Farris and Mark Bowser, abide by the shop rules and always use safety glasses. BELOW: Seniors in Data Accounting, Nancy Hill, Gracicmae Campbell, and Patty VanBuren, con- struct a bulletin board for their up-coming OEA regional competition. TOP LEFT: During her morn- ing class, junior data accounting student Chris O’Ryan practices typing modified block style on a business letter. ABOVE RIGHT: Former Sheridan stu- dent and now a senior at MA- JVS, Scott McElroy joins auto mechanics pupil Jim Shipman in the office to pick up home school forms. 1m