Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. — Herbert George Wells Table of Contents Opening....................................................................................... 1 Student Life..................................................................................16 Organizations.................................................................................28 Athletics.....................................................................................36 Faculty.......................................................................................54 Portraits.....................................................................................60 Underclass................................................................................... 74 Advertising ................................................................................ 100 1 Farne . . . makes us feel that we have grasp'd an immortality — Joaquin Miller TAMM IE GREEN CLASS OF’78 DUANE THEISS CLASS OF '72 RIGHT: Before receiving their awards. Tammie Green and Duane Theis listen as Mr. Fisher tells the audience of their many a c • complishments. BELOW: After the induction. Coach Woody Hayes signs autographs for Sheridan students, football players, and others. ABOVE: After the induction ceremony. Mr. Fisher meets with the first members of Sheridan's Hall of Fame. BELOW': Former football coach. Woody Hayes, gives some advice to the football coaching staff. As the speaker for the induction ceremony. Woody Hayes tells of his coaching techniques and many experiences of his football days. 2 Opening Every production of genius must be the production of enthusiasm — Isaac D Israeli ABOVE: At the fall athletic banquet. Coach Larry Davi� tells about the accomplishments of the freshman football team. BELOW: As the band plays during the pep rally, the cheerleaders help to increase the spirit. ABOVE: Before the start of the basket hall game, the crowd and the cheerleaders stand at attention while the band plays The National Anthem. ' RIGHT: At the athletic banquet, Mr. Culver give� Mrs. Berneta Forgrave a parent appreciation award. BELOW: At the pep rally, Mr. Culver asks the stu- dent body to come and support the team at the game against John Glenn. RIGHT: Sheridan students and members of the girls basketball team show their team support. Every great and commanding moment in the annals of the world is the triumph of some enthusiasm — Emerson ABOVE: During the pep rally for the upcoming game against John Glenn, Big Red and the cheerleaders try to decide which class deserves to hold the spirit stick. RIGHT: Waiting for their chance to show their spirit, the football team gets ready to answer the challenge to their class. Opening 3 The very spring and root of honesty and virtue lie in the felicity of lighting on good education. — Plutarch ABOVE LEFT: Acting a a helper in Mr. Fetrow’a general science Ha . Byrd Howard takes command of the audiovisual equipment. ABOVE CENTER: During Mrs. Kunkler's media writing class, Kristy Koblentz proofreads the final issue of the “Equestrian.” ABOVE RIGHT: Head librarian Mrs. Musser protects her library and all of its contents. “WE LOVE YOU, MRS. MUSSER! BELOW: Students of state and local class listen almost intently to Mr. Hite lecture about Ohio State Band. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior girls ensemble prac- tices their song for OMEA (they received a “1 rating). LEFT: Sophomore Paula Nethers receives help from Mrs. Clark in accounting class. BELOW: Students of general science class gain knowledge through personal study habits. RIGHT: Students of MAJVS, Steve Blankenship and Paul George learn drafting. 4 Opening ABOV E: Ah Ernie Smith and Jerry Meger work on their projects for architectural drawing class, Mr. James Bechley checks on their drawings. ABOVE RIGHT: During summer driver education class, students wait for their opportunity to practice driving. BELOW: In chorus, juniors and seniors sing a new song. This year's exchange student. Silja Olsbo, came to us from Turka, Finland. Silja came to the United States through a program called Youth for Understanding. Silja was here from the beginning of the school year through January. While at Sheridan, she was involved in Cross Country, choral, and drama class, all of which she en- joyed very much. Silja went to ('.anal Winchester from Sheridan and returned home in June. The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. — Diogenes ..1 ABOVE LEFT: During study hall, some students use their time wisely to catch up on their studies. ABOVE: In physical education class. All Danko, Dave Bennett, and Bryan Tussing pass the time by learning to bowl. RIGHT: In June, Marty DeLamatre, Shawn Shumaker, Toni Skinner, and Scott Eickelberger attended Boys' State at Bowling Green State University or Girls State at Ashland College. LATIN II CLASS Front Row : Tonya Ramsey. Alicia Cornell, Samantha Johnson, Marabeth Smith, and Miss Lucille Love. Row 2: Robin Maxwell, Lydia Wren, Gary Black, Bob Freeman, Jeff Van.Meter, and Tricia Jolin. Opening 5 The more one works, the more willing one is to work — Lord Chesterfield MAJVS JUNIORS Front Row: Larry Gower, Carl Meier, Lea Ann Taylor, Joyce Leckrone, and Barb Blackstone. Row 2: Jim Shipman, John White, Chris Willey, Paul George, Steve Blankenship, Matt McCandlish, Ron Spoonamore, Bill Petty, Tom Groves, and Albert Curry. Preparing for his future as a meat cutter. Bill Petty cuts into a side of beef. Junior carpentry student Jim Ship- man checks the window alignment. LEFT: Auto mechanics team con- sisting of Chris Willey, John White, and Matt McCandlish inspects an engine rebuilt by Jim Hudak. RIGHT: Cosmetology student in the junior program. Barb Blackstone carries out her training skills by- practicing on a fellow student in the same program. As part of his training for auto body, Larry Gower gets first-hand practice at spray painting a car part. As a student of the newest program being offered at MA- JVS, Ron Spoonamore perfects his skill with the ax. 6 MAJVS ABOVE LEFT: Senior power lineman Rob Bower� practice� hi� skills in an on-the-job setting located just outside from the MAJVS classroom area. ABOVE RIGHT: Another senior power lineman, Guy Wallace, checks the condition of the power poles. BELOW: Displaying newly learned machine tool skill� , Vince Probasco explains them to Tina Farris. LEFT: On home school visitation day, Mr. Davis talks with Carl Meier and Tom Groves concerning any problems that they may be having. RIGHT: Future beauticians Dian- na Johnson and Joyce Leckrone have the oppor- tunity to get as much practice as possible while at MAJVS. LEFT: Senior data accounting student Chris O'Ryan completes a pro- ject in computer studies. BELOW : As a senior carpentry student, Mike Freeman planes wood to be used in reconstructing a home. Work is no disgrace: it is idleness which is a disgrace — Hesiod MAJVS SENIORS Front Row: Tina Farris, Dianna Johnson, and Chris O'Ryan. Row 2: Rob Bowers, Vince Probasco, Dennis Murray, Mike Freeman, and Guy Wallace. MAJVS 7 They Said It: Mr. Paul Culver, Head Football Coach: “Last season we couldn t win at home, and this season we can't win on the road. The only problem is that I can't think of any place else to play. (Harry Neale) Mr. Fisher reflecting on his years at Sheridan: “Not once, not since I came here, have I considered leaving. Suicide, yes. Leaving, no.” (Lou Holtz) Mr. Hay Peyton: “If you want to drop off the face of the earth, just be an assistant coach. (BobGriese) Mr. Taylor'� philosophy on athlete� : “What it take� to be a great player, beyond raw talent, is self- cenleredness and a certain numbness to the crowd. Superintclligent people can't be superb athlete� . They're too aware. (Al McGuire) RIGHT: Mr. Lattimer expounding on the talent� of his freshman basketball team: “We have a solid bench. Now all we need i� some solid player� . (Fred Paulsen) 8 Opening As the golf team finishes its last regular season golf match. Coach Andy Hite thinking while looking at the scores: “I'm sure glad the season is over. (Luke Appling) Coach Barry Detwiler describing his future plans for the girls basketball team: “This year we plan to run and shoot. Next season, we hope to run and score.” (Billy Tubbs) LEFT: Dan Heichley: “I won't have trouble fielding the ball as long as they don't hit it to me.” ( Richie Hebner) Coach John Coleman: “The secret to keeping winning streaks going is to maximize the victories while at the same time minimizing the defeats.” (John Lowenstein) LEFT: Mr. Whetherholt telling about coaching track. “There is no bad experiences in running, but it will take time to figure out why this is a good one.” (George Sheehan) Opening 9 ... or Did They? Quarterback Shawn Shumaker: “I’d go to the huddle in practice, and the of- fensive linemen would say, ‘Let us know which direction you re throwing this time so we’ll know who we have to tackle’.’’ (Ken Anderson) BELOW: Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, Mr. Charles Fetrow, assessing the talents of his players: “We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Un- fortunately, all our games are played indoors.’’ (Weldon Drew) LEFT: Mr. Larry Davi6 commenting on the performance of the quiz team in the WHIZ-TV competition: “I always told the team we didn’t get beat, we just ran out of time.” (A1 Conover) Linebacker, Scott Eickelberger: “Playing linebacker is like walking through a lion’s cage in a three-piece pork-chop suit.” ( Cecil Johnson) After being injured while playing football, Jeff Keller being treated by the athletic trainer, Chad Starkey: “He told me I don’t have any pain so I don’t have any pain. But for someone who doesn’t have any pain. I'm in pain.” (Clyde Vaughn) 10 Opening ABOVE LEFT: Senior Dee Reichley was selected as the MVP for girls var- sity basketball. ABOVE CENTER: Speaking with Steve Shumaker and Dean Miller, who were selected to the All Southeastern Ohio First Team, is Coach John Coleman. ABOVE RIGHT: Performing in a meet, Lori Robison shows the gymnastic talent that helped her win two MVP trophies. FAR LEFT: By placing in the 800 Meter at the state track meet, Amy Wilson received All-Ohio honors. LEFT: Also competing in the state meet, Joni Johnston placed 8th in the discus. I do not think that winning is the most important thing. I think winning is the only thing. — Bill Veeck LEFT: For the second year, Joe Wilson was selected as the Most Valuable Player in golf. ABOVE LEFT AND RIGHT: Coach Sue Harrison proudly displays the titles which the softball team won. Brooke England. M P. holds the runner-up trophy for the regional tournament. Opening 1 1 Education has for its object the formation of character — H. Spencer I A ABOVE: At her very last sport banquet, Lisa Remmert shows emotion when realizing how much she will miss SHS. BELOW: Athletic trainer, Chad Starkey, tells Mike Davis how to care for his football injury. BOT- TOM: Modestly, Bryan Tussing models his funky attire. ABOVE LEFT: During the faculty-senior game, Don Schumacher displays skill. ABOVE RIGHT: One morn- ing of Right to Read Week, Mr. Taylor and Josef Finsel recite portions of a book. BELOW': SKI CLUB Front Row: Heather Harlan. Jean Baker. Sherry Robinson. Jodi Mallett. Steve Emmert, and Dave Bennett. Row 2: Scott Friel, Cheryl Reinhart. Delana Robbins. Melissa Lynn, Tori Crane, Stephanie Alspach. and Beth llouk. Row 3: Lee Taylor, Rusty Lyons, Marty Del amatre. Angie Hankinson, Cheri Willey, Dave Dornon, Tracy Crane, Gary Evans, and Mr. Steve Glade. ABOVE: On the last day of school, the 1984 senior class parks their favorite means of transportation. ABOVE RIGHT: Shown here are Mr. Glade and friends: Ron Hughes, John Tracy, and 1 2 Opening ABOVE LEFT: Larry Davis poses with his quiz team a! first taping. ABOVE RIGHT: Members of faculty and prominent students sit awaiting time to speak at awards night. BELOW LEFT: OLYMPICS OF THE MIND Front Row: Jeff VanMeter, Josef Finsel, Karen Forgrave, Bob Freeman, Lisa Wineman, and David Arick. Row 2: Tonya Ramsey, Bill Antle, Gary Black, John Tracy, Jeff Keller, and Traci Wineman. BELOW: As a part of the last day's activities, juniors, next year's seniors, provide their own form of transportation to school. The better part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. — J. R. Lowell LEFT: Secretary, Doris Lattimer can count money without watching. BELOW LEFT: During the senior-faculty basketball game both sides compete energetically. BELOW: MAJORETTES Vicki Eickelberger, Paula Nethers, Darlene Cannon, Susan Swinehart, and Brenda Short. Opening 13 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT 1 4 Homecoming 1982 Homecoming On October 1, 1982, Sheridan held its annual homecoming. Darlene Cannon was selected as queen for this year. Freshman Ylarabeth Smith, sophomore Leann Snider, junior Christy Fouch, and senior Brenda Crossan served as the queen's attendants. Before the game, the queen and her court paraded around the football field in Corvettes. After being crowned by Student Council President Karen Walker, Darlene Cannon thanked her parents, friends, and fellow students. After her speech, the queen was escorted to her seat to watch the football game against the Philo Electrics. In the close game, the Generals defeated Philo by a score of 6-0. After the game, the students attended the dance in the £ m. DARLENE CANNON 1Y82 HOMECOMING gtKEN CHRISTY FOUCH JUNIOR ATTENDANT MARA BETH SMITH FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Homecoming ABOVE: As the Philo quarterback tries to escape from the Generals defense, Don Schumacher attempts to bring him down. RIGHT: Before the game, Shaun Hanley and Big Red parade around the field on the float made by the Art Club. BELOW: Queen Darlene Cannon thanks her parents, alumni, and fellow students. ABOVE: Performing in the band at halftime are Susan Swinehart. Brenda Short, and Vicki Eickelberger. RIGHT: Student council presi- dent Karen Walker announces the 1982 homecoming queen and court. BELOV LEFT AND RIGHT: Before the game, students celebrate as the Generals crash through onto the field. 16 ABOVE: Before ihr gimr, the home crowd anxiously waita to see the Generals defeat the Electric� , 6 0. BELOW LEFT: Senior attendant Brenda Cro � an and escort� , Ted Sidwell and Steve Shumaker. BELOW RIGHT: Junior attendant Christy Fouch and escort� , Don Schumacher and Jeff Forgrave. ABOVE: SENIOR ESCORTS — Front Row : Steve Shumaker, Jeff Well� , Mike Davis, and Don Schumacher. Row 2: Jeff Forgrave, Dean Miller, Ted Sidwell, Scott Miller, and Dean Carson. RIGHT: As the homecoming game progresses, Sheridan players relax and watch the game from the sideline. ABOVE: During the homecoming pep rally, Sheridan students gather around the bonfire. BELOW: As the linemen try to block the Philo defense, the Generals' runningback is brought down from behind. Philo held scoreless by Generals ’ defense in 1982 homecoming win The end product of education, yours and mine and everybody's, is the total pattern of reactions and possible reactions we have inside ourselves. — S. . Hayakawa 17 ABOVE: MATH SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Front Row: Geometry Wendy Fleming. Samantha Johnson. Jeff Shoemaker (I 6th in District), Dan Reichley. and Anna Purkey (Honorable Mention in District). Not Pictured: Deb Fleer. Row 2: Algebra II — Dorra George. Deb Purkey, and Jeff Barber; Algebra I Mike Sagan, Amy Hale, and Rebecca Fleer. BELOW: FRENCH SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Front Row: French I Jeff VanMeter (15th in District), Leanne Smith (Honorable Mention in District), Traci Shrider, and Doug Collins. Row 2: French II — Jeff Walter (15th in District), Tim Bcver (7th in District and 15th in State), Craig Kelley (9th in District and 20th in State), and Sherry Robinson. 5H5 Teams again place well on Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS — Front Row: Biology Todd Flautt, Regina Grubb, Letitia Henry (Honorable Mention in District), Bob Freeman (2nd in District, 2nd in State, and 8th in State regardless of school size), Todd Clippinger (16th in District), and Bryan Curry (Honorable Mention in District). Row 2: General Science — Steve Kelley, Joel Sova, and Dean Taylor. Not Pictured: Tracey Paxson. Chemistry Dottie Garey. Mike Holdcroft. Cheryl Reinhart (Honorable Mention in District), and Jeff Keller (1 5th in District). ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Front Row. English 12 — Gina Thompson. Mike Carney, Susan Shelly, Darlene Cannon, and Heather Harlan. Row 2: English 1 1 Josef Finsel (Honorable Mention in District), Angie Hankinson, Annette Cotterman, Kaye Denton (Honorable Mention in District), Robin Maxwell, and Adviser I arry Davis. ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Front Row: English 9 Alicia Cor- nell, Diana Baker, Janelle Keiffer, and Marabeth Smith (9th in District and 20th in State). Not Pictured: Dorothy Finsel. Row 2: English 10 — Eric Ziehlke (Honorable Mention in District), Brenda Short, Deb Anders, Elizabeth Higgins, Miranda Tankersley, Tricia Jolin, Gary Black, and Jim Patterson. SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Front Row: American History — Marty DcLamatre, Susan Arnold, Sally Riley, Bill Antle, and Brian Beach (Honorable Mention in District). Row 2: Senior Social Studies — Dec Reichley, Beth Henderson. John Tracy, Lisa Johnson, and Jenny Rousculp. 1 8 Scholarship Teams ABOVE: Boyfriend of Karen Andre, Larry Regan (Mark King) undergoeK questioning from DA Flint (Lydia Wren). BELOW: Housekeeper, Magda Sven- son (Tricia Jolin) gives incriminating evidence against Miw Andre's plea of innocence. Where were you iheNigra 0 anuary to ? ABOVE: Handwriting expert, Ms. Chandler, (Sally Riley) gives her professional opinion on the suicide note. ABOVE RIGHT: Wife of the janitor, (Anna Purkey) was nosey enough to see Mr. Faulkner come home with friends. L ABOVE LEFT: Defense team for Miss Andre, (Brian Beach and Lisa Wineman) confer con- fidently. LEFT: Explaining the truth, Regan and Andre (Kaye Denton) bring all of the facts into the jury’s view. ABOVE: PI Van Fleet (Cheryl Reinhart) tells what she saw while following Mr. Faulkner. Not Pictured: Deb May, Josef Finsel, Jeff Shoemaker. Dorothy Finsel, and Delana Robbins. ABOVE: Father of Mrs. Faulkner (Bill Antle) shows uneasiness in answering DA Flint's ques- tions. BELOW: Court stenographer (Amy Hale) watches as next witness (Jim Wears) is sworn in by clerk (Steve Langwasser). Fall Play 19 ROBBER 20 Spring Musical LEFT: Enduring painful antagonism. Goat (Jim Wears), tries to escape while sister Airie (Kaye Denton) watches. ABOVE: During her solilo- quy, Mrs. Musgrove (Lydia Wren) reveals her plan to get Rosamund. RIGHT: Receiving a gift from the stork, Rosamund (Tricia Jolin) with help from Goat's mom (Sally Riley) unties twins, Jamie Junior and Clementine. LEFT: As a member of the chorus, dropping his Kelley watches intently. ABOVE: While giving hf role of Jamie I ockhart temporarily, Craig dress to the robber, the trees protect Rosamund. ABOVE: Main characters of the play mix in with the members of the chorus during musical numbers. ABOVE RIGHT: On the Natchez Trace relaxation can come in the form of playing cards as shown b) two of the townspeople, Mandy Busse and Craig Kelley. BELOW: Simple conversation between neighbors is a big part of life on the trace as shown by Jim Wears and Kaye Denton. The way to get over a deep inferiority complex is being on stage; you become another person and shed your own frightened personality. — Shirley Booth. ABOVE: As Jamie Lockhart pins on the brooch he gave Mrs. Musgrove, she gives him a wishful glance. LEFT: Disciplining her children, Airie and Goat's mom believes if you spare the rod you spoil the child. BELOW': After meeting Jamie and becoming romantically involved, Rosamund sadly reflects on memories as she thinks he will not return. CAST Jamie Lockhart ..............amj . Craig Kelley Clement Musgrove............................. Mark King Salome Musgrove................................Lydia Vi ren Rosamund .................................... Triciajolin Little Harp ........................................ Jeff Kolopajlo Big Harp ................................ Kevin Sherwood Goat............................. j. . . . T...Jim Wears Goat's Mother.......................................Sally Riley Airie ....................................... Kaye Denton Raven...............................................Mandy Busse Muriel..................................... Dorothy Finsel Betsy Sue................................... Marie Dumolt Sue..................r....................Cheryl Reinhart Trying to make a bargain for a pretty girl are Goat and Little Harp (Jeff Kolopajlo). Spring Musical 21 Treasure Island Is Prom Theme This year the junior-senior prom was held on Saturday, May 14th. The junior class chose the theme of ‘‘Treasure Island at the class meeting in March. The side walls of the gymnasium were decorated with a water scene on one side and a thick underbrush of jungle forest on the other. The concession stand was inside a cave at one end of the gym, and pictures were taken at a waterfall along the side wall. The Nelson Foucht Sextet provided the music for the dance. Dinner of shrimp, stuffed potatoes, cole slaw, and rolls with fish shaped butter were served with an appetizer of pina colada. Strawberry cheesecake was the dessert. Waiters were dressed as pirates. The invocation was given by Jeff Barber, and after the dinner, junior class president Scott Eickelberger gave the welcome. President of the senior class, John Tracy gave the response. For entertainment, John Tracy gave the history of the senior class, and Scott Eickelberger read “The Search of the Class of '83' which was the prophecy written by the junior class. After the dance anyone wishing to, went to see “Max Dugan Returns” at Cinema 4. Breakfast was waiting at the school for all still awake when they returned. ABOVE: Everyone gets a chance to show their ability for hanging streamers even Kristy Koblentz. BELOW: Prom organizers, Jeff Rof- fey and Mrs. Ballantine, have to stick together. ABOVE: As this year's prom comes to a close, the couples enjoy their final dances. BELOW: Prom-goers Lois Johnson and date, Dianna Shevel, and Tim Young converse and dance. ABOVE: Dancing under the center of the ceiling add- ed an aesthetic quality to the gym. BELOW: For the second and probably final year. Mr. Taylor and Meg dance THEIR slow dance. ABOVE: Senior Karen Walker doesn't let her date know they are being photographed. ABOVE RIGHT: Captured by the camera without knowing it are Shelly Bunting and Paula Meliger. BELOW: Ready to leave is Jeff Roffey. ABOVE: Socializing between dances are Kandi Murray, Brenda Houserman, and Delbert Asbridge. BELOW: Waiters for the evening are Eric Ziehlke. William Daley, Frank Williams, Gary Black, and Tom Hommrich. ABOVE: Posing together are Kristy Wolfe, Amy Lawson, and Meg Trowbridge. RIGHT: Did you guys come together? (The Shumaker Brothers) Prom 23 The reward of a thing well done is to have done it — Ralph Waldo Emerson The 1983 Awards Night was held on May 17. Members of the Student Council, Quiz Team, and Scholarship Teams were honored for their participation. Four students from the junior and senior classes with the top scores on the American Legion Americanism Test were awarded. Also, scholarship recipients were recognized. Other awards presented but not pictured on these pages are: Cen- tury III Award to John Tracy; “I Dare You Awards to Jeff Keller and Susan Swinehart; Ohio Academic Scholarship and American High School Mathematics Award to Tim Bever; Artist of the Year Award to Glen Pennington; Vocational Awards of Distinction to Jennifer Canaday and Dawn Foster (Business Office Education), Darlene Cannon (Home Economics), and Melissa Lynn (Vocational Agriculture); and the Hocking Technical Principal’s Award to Lisa McCafferty. Also, Shawn Shumaker and Scott Eickelberger were honored for being selected to Boys’ State, and Toni Skinner and Marty DeLamatre for Girls’ State. On March 22, twenty students received superior ratings for their projects at the science fair. At the District Science Fair, Amy Pax- son, Craig Smart, Tracey Paxson, Susan Shelly, Tracy Dennis, and Jodi Mallett received top scores. These students were then eligible to attend the state competition held on April 30 at Ohio Wesleyan University. Sophomore Amy Paxson received a superior rating at the state level. ABOVE: Mr. Fisher presents the Leadership Award to Karen Walker for her work as Student Council President. BELOW: After announcing the winner of the Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award, Mr. Larry Davis congratulates sophomore Tricia Jolin. ABOVE: Presenting the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award to Craig Kelley is Mr. Edward Taylor. RIGHT: Performing during awards night are the Boys Senior Ensemble: Craig Kelley, Jeff Dawson. Craig Smart. Bill Dugan, Mike Satterfield, and John Tracy. After receiving their letters and pins, the students anxiously wait for Mr. Fisher to announce the results of the scholarship team testing. 24 Awards Night LEFT: During their visit to Washington, D.C., Brian Beach and Kaye Denton saw many historical sites including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. ABOVE: Receiving their awards for attending the Presidential Classroom are Kaye Denton and Brian Beach. BELOW RIGHT: 1983 SCHOLAR ATHLETES Front Row: Dee Reichley and Becky Crossan. Row 2: Jeff Keller and Dan Reichley. STUDENTS RECEIVING SUPERIOR RATINGS AT THE SCIENCE FAIR — Front Row: Staci Johnson, John Tracy, Jeff Dawson, Mike Davis, and Rich Hoffer. Row 2: Craig Kelley, Tracy Dennis, Lydia Wren, Tracey Pax- son, Stacey Paxson, and Jeff Barber. Row 3: Brenda Crossan, Beth Henderson, Mike Satter- field, Susan Shelly, Jodi Mallett, Teresa Horn- mrich, Tim Bever, and Craig Smart. BELOW' RIGHT: Mr. Calderone directs the Jazz Band at awards night. At the band banquet held this spring. Mr. Calderone announced Jenny Rousculp as the recipient of the Most Inspirational Band Member Award and Karen Walker received the John Phillip Sousa Award. No one knows what it is that he can do till he tries — Publilius Syrus Presidential Classroom Awards Night 25 '‘I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, Let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. ” — Etienne De Grellet ABOVE: After the Invocation and Baccalaureate address by Rev. Henry C. Seibert, Susan Lynn Shelly delivers the Valedictory. BELOW: During the Processional, the seniors watch as their classmates walk up the aisle and to their seats on the stage. ABOVE: As the band plays, the class of '83 passes by parents, relatives, and friends. BELOW: After the Commencement, Connie Braden. Mike Carney, Jean Baker, and Dee Reichley say their final good-byes. ABOVE: As the parents and relatives of the seniors enter the gy mnasium, juniors pass out programs and usher them to their seats. RIGHT: Putting on their gowns are Andora Jeffers. Brenda Croatian, and Sheila Hubbard. ABOVE LEFT: After four long years of study. National Honor Socie- ty member. Lori Robison, receives her diploma. ABOVE: In her Salutatory. Lisa Christine Johnson explains the meaning of a quota- tion by Ruskin and the class motto. RIGHT: After receiving the Salutatorian award, Lisa Johnson thanks her parents. 26 Graduation ABOVE: A� Susan Lynn Shelly and Lisa Christine Johnson wait to receive their Valedictorian and Salutatorian awards. Superintendent Bert Severance reads their school activities. BELOW: Before the Commence ment, senior girls receive their roses. All one's life is music, if one touches the notes rightly and in time — Ruskin On Sunday, May 29, the members of the class of 1983 gathered for the Baccalaureate — Commencement in the high school gym. The seniors chose Pink and Gray as their class colors, Pink Sweetheart Roses with Silver Ribbon as their flower, and “Dream A Dream” as the class song. They also selected a quotation by Etienne De Grellet as the class motto. The senior class officers were: John Tracy, President; Jeff Dawson, Vice-President; Kathy Coble, Secretary; and Jennifer Canaday, Treasurer. The Processional was played by the high school band and was directed by Nicholas Calderone. The Valedictorian, Susan Lynn Shelly; Salutatorian, Lisa Christine Johnson; and the members of the National Honor Society led the senior class onto the stage. The Invocation and Bac- calaureate address was given by Reverend Henry C. Seibert of Thornville Grace Lutheran Church. After the Valedictory and Salutatory, the seniors sang the class song. Superintendent Bert Severance then presented the Valedictorian and Salutatorian awards. After the singing of the Alma Mater and the presentation of the class of 1983 by Principal Richard Fisher, diplomas were presented by school board members, James Hanson and Paul Ream. The high school chorus sang the Benediction and then the band played during the Recessional. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Shawn Shumaker helps usher parents and relatives to their seats. ABOVE: Senior class President, John Tracy, receives his diploma from school board President, James Hanson. BELOW: Before graduation, old friends meet together one more time before they made the long walk with their classmates to the stage. BELOW LEFT: After putting on their caps and gowns, seniors talk to pass the time. Graduation 27 ABOVE: ART CLUB MEMBERS From Row: Kris Arn, Cammic Wagner, J« ff Shoemaker. and Tracey Young. Row 2: Lee Taylor, Karen Walker, Glen Pennington, Jean Baker. Gina Thompson, Becky Growan, Jeff Roffey, Lisa Clark, Andy Estep. Shaun Manley, and Mrs. McIntyre. Row 3: Denise Clayton, Donnie Hill. Brian Foltz. Tonya Ramsey, Del� Fleer, and Paula Shipman. LEFT: Painting vigils to pep up Sheridan athlete is Shaun Hanley. LEFT: Screening T-shirts for the Pep Club is Mrs. McIntyre and Cammie Wagner. ABOVE: Freshman pencil sketches are displayed in the art room window. RIGHT: Seniors Jim Vi ears and Glen Pennington build a snowman for ex- hibit at the McDonald's in New Lexington. Always ready to lend a helping hand is junior art club member. Denise Clayton. Young artists perform well in newspaper ad competition 28 Art Club ABOVE: Senior Jeff Jones “got the beat” at a home football game against Philo. BELOW: Drummer Karen Walker peps the crowd during halftime of the homecoming game with Philo. BAND Front Row': Vicki Eickelberger, Susan Swinehart, Darlene Cannon, Tammy Denton, Brenda Short, and Paula Nethers. Row 2: Kaye Denton, Crystal Ellis, Jim Wears, Melissa Lynn, Jeff Jones, Karen Walker, Ed Schumacher, Jeanie Harter, Toni Cotternman, Lisa Johnson, Dottie Carey, Gina Gordon, and Sarah Roberts. Row 3: Mandy Busse, Susan Ar- nold, Susan Gutridge, Lori Garrett, Sandy Cum- mings, Marty DeLamatre, Christy Fouch, Tina Young, Chris Clum, Mike Holdcroft, Kevin Smith, and Mark King. Row 4: Holly Kinser, BELOW: JAZZ BAND Front Row: Christy Fouch, Lisa Johnson, Tracey Young, Tina Young, and Samantha Johnson. Row 2: Mike Holdcroft, Toni Cotterman, Marty DeLamatre, Chris Clum. Mandy Busse. Susan Gutridge, Alicia Cornell, and Dorra George. Row 3: Jim Wears, Juanita Snider, Sandy Cummings, I ura George, Melissa Lynn, Susan Arnold, and Kaye Denton. Row 4: Crystal Ellis, Scot Parsons, Miranda Tankersley, Jeff Jones, and Jeff Van.Mcter. Juanita Snider, Jennifer Wears, Amy Paxson, Miranda Tankersley, Tracy Young, Elizabeth Higgins, Jim Cooperrider, (rayla Arn, Chris Cochran, Christy Crader, Jeff VanMeter, David Pettit, and Scot Parsons. Row 5: Laura George, Judy Boring, Barb Householder. Jodi Daugher- ty. Diana Baker, Dawn Vermillion, Marabeth Smith. Dorra George, Tracey Paxson. Samantha Johnson, Kim Hite, Deann Covey, Angie Ar- nold, Anna Purkey, Christy Swinehart, and Stacey Paxson. 5H5 Band brings excitement and joy to many fans MAJORETTES — Susan Swinehart, Vicki Eickelberger. Darlene Cannon. Field (Commander Timm) IXenton, Paula Nethers, and Brenda Short. Education is the knowledge of how to use the whole of oneself. A man is educated who knows how to use the score of faculties with which he is endowed. — Henry W. Beecher Band 29 BELOW: While directing the chorale in “The Praising Song,' vocal instructor Mr. Al Abrams takes a moment to consult his music. BELOW: JUNIOR GIRLS THAT RECEIVED A RATING OF “1” IN OMEA COMPETITIONS AT CAPITAL UNIVERSITY — Front Row: Barb Smith, Annette Cotterman, and Susan BELOW: DRAMA CLUB Front Row: Robin Maxwell. Deb May, Jim Wears, and Craig Kelley. Row 2: Marabeth Smith, Tammy May, Kaye Denton. Mark King, Cheryl Rheinhart, Sally Riley. Cheri Willey. Delana Robbins, Marie Dumolt. and Jenny Wears. Row 3: Jeff Shoemaker, Cheryl McCauley, Bill Antle, Kevin Sherwood, Toni Cotterman. Jeff Barber, Amy Hale, Lowell Meredith, Yvonne Maines, Mandy Busse, Josef Finsel, Juanita Snider, Lisa Wineman, and Dorothy Finsel. RIGHT: By tak- ing notes. Marie Dumolt assists the director of the fall play. ABOVE: SENIOR ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Craig Smart, Kristy W'olfe, Lori Robison, Bev Kullman, Jenny Rousculp, and Lisa Remmert. Row 2: Mike Satterfield, Sarah Roberts, Joanna For- syethe, Tammy Denton, Teresa Hommrich, Amy Lawson, Heather Harlan, and John Tracy. Row 3: Lee Taylor, Dean Carson, Marty Kolopaljlo, Jeff Dawson. Bill Dugan, Craig Kelley, and Jeff Forgrave. ABOVE: At the annual FHA Banquet. President Shel- ly Bunting, Paula Metier, Linda Maxwell, and other members recite the pledge. BELOW: Christmas Dance royalty are King Steve Shumaker and Queen Paula Metzger. RIGHT: INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB — Front Row: Matt Eltringham, Doyle Goodin, Kevin Wagner, Russell Carney, Dan Walking, Rusty Yarger, and Rick Smith. Row 2: Steve Kish, Barry Workman. Joel Sova, Terry Jackson, Rodney Goodin, and Mr. Banfield. Row 3: Roger Goodin, Scott Miller, Tim Young, and Roger Webb. BELOW : Brothers Steve and Shawn Shumaker go over notes before the FFA Banquet as Steve prepares to turn over his post as sentinel to Shawn for the next year. FHA — Front Row: Trilynn Beall, Karen Moore, Tina Dusenberry, Karen Forgrave, Tammy May, Laurie Jordan, Terry Bennett, Tori Crane, and Dawn Hinger (8th grade). Row 2: Miss Higgins, Imogene Richards, Becky Orr, Lisa Scanlon and Diane Harr (8th grade), Alice McMahan, Barb Beard, Teresa Shriner, Tami Dixon, Leatha Brown, and Mrs. Mick. Organizations have busy year ABOVE LEFT: Top winners for FHA are Lisa Fry and Alice McMahan. ABOVE: FFA Sentinel Steve Shumaker poses with 83-84 sweetheart Sandy Cum- mings and 82-83 sweetheart Darlene Cannon. FFA FHA Industrial Arts 31 Before going lo stale convention, member of OKA practice Jennifer Canada)' skit. OEA is active at the state convention and in community areas ABOVE: Receiving an award for helping the OEA through the use of computer U Mr. Stilwcll. BELOV: Presenting a plaque to Coleen Davi� for a donation to Mt. Alo us is John. Some day we will be the Ms. Loves and Mr. Taylors. — FTA FTA Front Row: Christy Fouch. Karen Forgrave. Tina Dusenberry, and Debbie Mer- ritt. Row 2: Angie Hankinson. Tammy llankin- son, Mary Delamater, Paula Nethers. and Cam- mie Vagner. Row 3: Leanne Smith, Dianna Shevel, Darlene Cannon, and Karen V alker. Row 4: Am Paxton, Lisa Remmert, and Alice McMahan. Row 5: Jodi Mallett, Heather Harlan, and Adviser Mr. Davis. 32 FTA OEA Young, adviser, Mrs. Swinehart. Nancy Barnett. Melissa Crane, Lois Brim, and Carolyn Bennett. Row 2: Tammy Bennett, Melissa Fisher, Tracy Anderson. I atha Brown, Selena Tucker, Tina Bieber, Mary Phillips. Teri Con- rad. Sandy Goodin, Lisa King, and Coleena Mohler. ABOVE: SENIOR OEA Front Row: Shelly Bunting. Lori VanSickle, Kayla Sweeney, ad- visor, Mrs. Koehler, Joanna Forsythe, Jennifer Canada), and Colleen Davis. Row 2: Lisa Clipp- inger. Dawn Foster, Mary Eppley. Paula Met- zger. Julie Tysinger, Lisa Bates, Kathy Conway, and Dreama Butler. BELOV : JUNIOR OEA Front Row: Jody Hynus, Becky Hammer, Tina null NHS carries on tradition A man is but what he knoweth — Francis Bacon TOP RIGHT: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OLD MEMBERS — Front Row: Jenny Rousculp, Lori Robison, Lisa Remmert, Teresa Hommrich, Darlene Cannon, Dee Reichlcy, Sue Shelly, and Lisa Johnson. Row 2: Tim Bever, Gina Thompson, Sarah Roberts, Steve Shumaker, Karen Walker, John Tracy, Beth Henderson, Dawn Foster, Jennifer Cannaday, Joanna Forsythe, Connie Bradden, and Toni Cotterman. Not in Picture: Mike Carney. RIGHT: NEW MEMBERS — Front Row- Robin Maxwell, Brian Beach, Kaye Denton, Dottie Garey, Chris Skinner, and Susan Arnold. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Ballantine, Annette Cotter- man, Cheryl Rienhart, Beth Houk, Craig Kelley, Jeff Keller, Jean Baker, Don Schumacher, Heather Harlan, Sherry Robin- son, and Adviser Mr. Davis. AB() E: NHS County President Mike Carney and Sheridan chapter President Lisa Remmert talk to Adviser Mr. Ballantine. BELOW: Senior Tim Bever inducts fellow senior Craig Kelley. BELOW: Registering is Jeff Keller, while Steve Shumaker helps and Lisa Remmert calls off the names of other inductees. RIGHT: Receiving her NHS pin from Lori Robison is Cheryl Reinhart. LEFT: Competing against Lancaster in the first taping, Sheridan's quiz team loses by close margin. ABOVE: QUIZ TEAM — Front Row: Jeff VanMeter, Gary Black, Susan Shelly, Jeff Keller, and Josef Finsel. Row 2: David Arick, John Tracy, and Bob Freeman. NHS QuizTeam 33 Student Council Student council was active in many areas. Some of these areas were: the homecoming celebrations, hosted a ten area schools visitation, 4th annual grand- parents day, faculty-senior basketball game, formed a pep club, co-sponsored awards night, dress up day, and who can forget the beach party. Officers for the year were: Karen Walker, President; Darlene Cannon, Vice-President; Brenda Crossan, Secretary; Jeff Forgrave, Treasurer; and Kathy Barr, Student Adviser. ABOVE: Staffers Beth Houk, Steph Alspach, Rhonda Blakeman. and Mrs. Kunkler type rapidly. BELOW: Offering her trained eye. Lob Johnson helps Teresa O'Neil write an article. EQUESTRIAN STAFF — Front Row: Teresa O'Neil, Rhonda Blakeman, Barb Smith, Kathy Coble, Kristy Koblentz, and Jenny Watkins. Row 2: Adviser Mrs. Kunkler. Beth Houk. Deb White, Stephanie Alspach, Lois Johnson, and Dianna Shevel. Row 3: Denise Clayton and Jamie Smith. During faculty-senior basketball game, both teams struggled, but the faculty won. THE EQUESTRIAN We're not a loved paper. But we re a respected one. — Harry Grant STUDENT COUNCIL — Front Row: Janelle Keiffer, Karen Ortman, Tammy May, Delana Robbins, Lisa Scurlock, and Kris Arn. Row 2: David Warner, Doug Collins, Rex Scholl, Cam- mie Wagner, Kristy Boyer, and Dawn Ver- million. Row 3: Leann Snider, Dottie Carey, Beth Houk, Teresa Hupp, Sandy Cummings, and Kathy Barr. Row 4: Kris Cochran, Jim Hanson, Toni Skinner, Shawn Shumaker, and Jenny Emmert. Row 5: Andy Ridenour, Doug Fisher, Karen Walker, Mike Carney, Jeff Forgrave, and Brenda Crossan. 34 Newspaper Student Council SENTINEL STAFF Front Row: Adviser. Mr. Imbroscio, Leanne Smith. Traci Wineman, and LEFT: Senior Mike Carney organizes informa- tion in preparation for picture day. ABOVE: Typing the senior section is senior Gina Thomp- son. 2 year staff member. Tonya Ramsey. Row 2: Mike Carney, Gina Thompson, Tim Bever, and Jeff Barber. ABOVE: As an incentive to clean out your locker, Mr. Imbroscio, we dedicate this picture to you. RIGHT: Staff artist, Tonya Ramsey, designs the cover for The 1 983 Sentinel. Counting advertisement money are the top salesper- sons Jeff Barber and Tim Bever. Sentinel Staff Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things — Cicero. ABOVE: Preparing to deliver the final copy of the yearbook to Dallas through rain or snow is Mike Carney. BELOW: Showing l eanne Smith how to draw a layout is Traci Wineman. Yearbook 35 TfmrtT Trtinff' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Doug Collins, Jay Dennis, Mark Paxton. Rex Scholl. Mark Little. Jim Carpenter, Doug Robinson. Don Schumacher, and Terry Em brey. Row 2: Jeff Wells, Rod Davisson. Doug ABOVE: Sheridan' trainer, Chad Starkey, take a look at Shawn Shumaker's leg during the game. BELOW: SHERIDAN'S BALLCARRIERS Teresa Hommrich, Cheri Willey, Meg Trowbridge, and Amy Law on. Bailey, Bob Richards, Bill Daley, Steve Shumaker. Duane McCartney, and Gary Evans. Row 3: Jeff Keller, Scott Miller, Ted Sidwell, Greg Godby, Dean Miller, Scott Eickelberger. Mike Davis. Shawn Shumaker, Dean ('.arson. Chad lyotozo. Herb Fitch, and Brad Campbell. Row 4: Coaches Larry Remmert, John Col email. Larry Davis, Ray Peyton, Gregg For aythe. Head Coach Paul Culver, Randy Miskell, and Trainer ('had Starkey. ABOVE: A Sheridan player is tackled on the line while Brad Campbell (69) and Bill Daley (85) look on. BELOW': The Sheridan team jump for joy after defeating Philo at our Homecoming. Try ing to get pant the Philo defense on Homecoming night i� Sheridan' senior tailback, Don Schumacher. 36 Football LEFT: Receiving co MVP honors are Dean Miller, lineman, and Don Schumacher, tailback. ABOVE: On a running play. Don Schumacher is tackled by a Philo player RIGHT: VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Lisa Hemmert. Kristy Wolfe, and Brenda Croman. Top: Sheila Hubbard. Deb Anders, and Mechelle Pugh. BELOW': Team has light practice the day before a game. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Front Ron: Shaun Hanley. Mike Sagan. Kelly Wagner. Brian Cooperider. Arlie Mills, and Ron Loraditch. Row 2: Mike Barnett, Kelly Boring. Dave Dawson. Don Loughman. Nick Alspach. Joe Carpenter, and Kevin Forgrave. Row .'i: Coach Larry Davis. Kevin Sher- wood. Dale Factor. David Garey. Ron K Miller. Randy Painter, and Toby Eversole. ABOVE: William Daley is being pursued by three Philo player� at the homecoming game. BELOW: Sheridan Team Captains. Scott Miller and Dean Miller have a pre-game talk writh the referee and their opponents. There's no game so desperate, that the ivisest of the wise will not take freely up for love of power, or love of farne, or merely love of play. — Sir Henry Taylor Football ' 37 After having a bad day of golf, Jim Hanlon misses an easy putt lo finish (he round. Varsity golf team finishes with record of 6-6, 7th in MVL ABOVE: RESERVE GOLF TEAM Front Row: Al Danko. Dave Warner, and Steve Cupp. Row 2: Brent Danison. Jamie Smith, Tim Bever, and Coaeh And) Hite. RIGHT: On the second hole, Todd Flautt chips out of the sand trap and onto the green. 38 Golf Before driving the hall out of bounds on the 3rd hole, Jeff Dawson practices his swing. LEFT: In deep rough after his second shot, Phil Skillman tries to get back onto the fairway. ABOVE: VARSITY GOLF TEAM Todd Flautt. Jim Hanson, Jeff Dawson, Joe Wilson, and Phil Skillman. BELOW: At the sports banquet, junior Joe Wilson receives the MVP trophy for the second consecutive year. Harriers have winning season BOYS CROSS COUNTRY MVP is Chris Skin- ner. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY MVP is Christy Fouch. ABOVE: Before beginning the cross country course. Sandy Cummings stretches out her leg muscle� . BELOW : As it begins to rain, Mike Holdcroft gains speed on the Maysville course. TOP: Three team members are caught while runn- ing past Mayesville School. ABOVE: SHS Cross Country Team is being shown around the course they will run against Maysville. ABOVE: BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row: Homer Petty. Ru ell Came), Chris Skinner. I ee Parker. Mike Holdcroft. and Scott Cooperrider. Row 2: Coach V� hetherholl. Brad Beach, John Fullmer, Ron Hughe� , Chris Clum, Curt Smart, Craig kelle), and Tom llommrich. BELOWBefore a meet at Maysville. harriers prepare for the long damp run over hill and dale. Cross Country 39 ABOVE: At a track meet Tammy Cooperider and Gina Gordon become living coat packs. BELOW: GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row: Christy Fouch, Becky Crossan, Daphne George, Sand) Cummings, and Lrann Snider. Row 2: Coach Whetherholt, Silja Olsbo. Amy Wilson. Brenda Crossan. and Nancy Field. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — From Row. Dee Reich ley, Teresa Hupp, Slaci Johnson, Kris Cochran, Brooke England, and Anita Turne� . Row 2: Kathy Barr, Janet Dupler, Cheryl Mc- Cullough, Toni Skinner, Missy Sagan, Beth Henderson, and Coach Sue Harrison. Receiving MVP trophy at the fall sports banquet, is 4 year team member. Dee Reichley. ABOVE: Standing in line to receive their cer- BELOW: “The Thrill of Victory is displayed tificates, are members of the varsity team. by the team members at district finals. 16 ABOVE: Waiting for the serve, Sheridan � team i agile and attentive. BELOV FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Marabeth Smith. Dawn Vermillion. Karen Ortman. Janelle Keiffer. and Jodi Skinner Row 2: Sherri Furnis . Alicia Cornell. Christy Detwiler. Lindy Gilliland, Kim Rodgers, and Coach Gary Swinehart. 40 Volleyball i BOVE: Standing ready in cane opposing team the ball is Cheryl McCullough. ELOW: After her service, Brooke England atches the ball drop on the other side. LEFT: Moving onto the floor, the varsity team shows excitement in their expressions. BELOW: “I dare you to even try to return this,' says Brooke England to the other team. Volleyball wins Sectional and District Titles for the second year in a row You done splendid — Casey Stengel LEFT: Putting power and determination on the serve is junior Staci Johnson. BELOW': Keeping the ball in play is Teresa Hupp, while Brooke England watches and is ready to give her help. BELOW: RESERVE VOLLEYBALL.— Front Turnes, Kristy Boyer, and Kris Cochran. Back: Row: Mary Montell, Missy Sagan, Tracy Coach Sue Harrison. Shrider, Wendy Keister, Chris Tracy, Anita Volleyball 41 Sheridan gets third at sectionals and sends eight to District Meet ABOVE: With a good hold on his opponent. Bob Richard� trie� for a takedown. BELOW: In Hccond period action, Roger Chapman throw� a switch and get� a reversal for two points. Loughman, Doug Lents, Ted Eppley, and Head Coach Gregg Forsythe. ABOVE: At the start of the second period, Jeff Keller waits for the whistle. BELOW: The winner of the most pins award, Ted Eppley, prepares to shoot a takedown in the first period of this meet. ABOVE: Trying to work hi leg free to get a take-down i« aophomore Aaron Robison. BELOW: The winner in this match at the Sheridan Invitational is aophomore Tim Contizano. tant Coach Jim Bechley, Alan I erch, Aaron Robison, Tim Contizano, Mike Skinner, Roger Chapman, Doug Robinson, Mark Little, Ron Crandell, Bob Richards, Mike Davis, Don WRESTLING TEAM — Front Row: Dave Wise, Kirby Smith, Keith Thorne, Jerry Scurlock, John Shafer, Ed Cooperider, Scott Eickelberger, and Ralph Glover. Row 2: Assis- 42 Wrestling ABOVE: In a home meet, Dave Wise circles his op- ponent. RIGHT: Escorting his mother while his father follows is senior wrestler Kirby Smith. BELOW: At the Sheridan Invitational, the wrestlers take a break between rounds. ABOVE: Trying to get his opponent off balance is senior wrestler Mike Davis. BELOW: Keeping the Fairfield Union wrestler broken down and on the mat is Mark Little at this home meet. BELOW': Using the elbow chop to break his opponent down in this match on parents' night is Scott Eickelberger in the 185 pound weight class. In his match at the Sheridan Invitational, Doug Robinson tries to turn his opponent to his back. VARSITY WRESTLING INVITATIONAL RECORD Invitational SHS Sheridan ........................... 7th MVI................................ 7th SECTIONALS...........................3rd Aaron Robison.................... 1st Roger Chapman ................... 2nd Mark Little...................... 2nd Mike Davis....................... 2nd Bob Richards .................... 2nd Tim Conlizano......................3rd Ted Eppley.........................3rd Scott Eickelberger.................4th DISTRICTS...........................8th Roger Chapman.....................3rd Mark Little ..................... 3rd Bob Richards......................3rd Aaron Robison......................4th Ted Eppley.........................4th ABOVE: Keeping his opponent from standing up is freshman Don Loughman. BELOW: At the end of the third period, Jerry Scurlock pins his opponent. Wrestling 43 ABOVE: VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Andy Reichley, Scott Cooperrider, Shawn Shumaker. Randy Painter, Chad HcIkcI, Dean Miller. Andy Ridenour, Scott Miller, and Steve Shriner. Kneeling: Tom Harris, manager. ABOVE: Jumping high above hi� opponent to make the shot i� junior And Reich ley. BELOW: In a reserve game again� ! West Muskingum, Jeff Henery pul� the ball through the hoop for two point� . BELOW: At the beginning of the second half, center Dean Miller jump� high for the tip-off a� he and his team members match up with the top five of the West Muskingum team. During a home game, Sheridan’s senior guard. Scott Cooperrider, brings down the rebound. BELOW: BOYS RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Jeff Henery. Dan Reichley. Mark Paxton, Jon Rhodes, Jeff Walters, Earl Schmus, Lyle Harris, Rick Schmeltzer, Doug Fisher, Kirk Oehlman. and Coach Gary Swinchart. Kneeling: Jim Tyo, manager. ABOVE: Putting it up from underneath is senior Scott Miller. 44 Boys Basketball Varsity boys basketball team is runner-up in sectional finals FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Brian Foltz. Dave Warner, Brian Cooper rider. Rodney Gutridge, and Kevin Wagner. Row 2: Bob Caldwell, Kevin Forgrave, Mike Sagan. Rod Sands. Carl Schmus, and John BELOW: VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Tracy Dennis, Julie Nelson, Darlene Cannon, Meg Trowbridge, Goodfellow. Row 3: David Ours, Brian Webb, Andy Estep, Doug Fehrman, Ron K'Miller, Ron Cooperrider, Randy Painter. Jaee Stiekdorn, and Coach Doug Lattimer. LEFT: Sheridan's senior center. Dean Miller, releases the ball behind his opponent for two points. BELOW': In the fourth quarter, Scott Cooperrider jumps high for the shot. Toni Skinner, and Staci Johnson. RIGHT: Number 34 on the reserve team, Lyle Harris, shoots on the move. ABOVE: Boys basketball MVP is Scott Cooperrider. BELOW: RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Teresa Southern, Tammy Boring, and Kim Hetrick. Row 2: Traci Shrider, Brenda Short, Teena King, and Gavla Arn. mm Boys Basketball 45 ABOVE: On a jump shot, senior Joni Johnston goes high above her opponent for the basket. BELOW : Dribbling down the court to set up for a basket is sophomore Leann Snider. - fft BELOW : GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Cheryl Green, Lisa Seurloek, Lindy Gilliland. Tracey Batson, and Stacey Paxson. Row 2: Kim Hite. Samantha Johnson. Jodi Skinner, Dawn Vermillion, and Terry Bennett. Row 3: Bev Burnett, Kim Rodgers. Kim Allison, and Becky Fleer. Girls lose ro New Lexington in final gome of sectional tourney GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Barry Detwiler, Debbie Fleer, Kris Cochran, Becky Crossan, Karen Walker, Amy Wilson. Joni Johnston. Missy Sagan. Monica White, Leann Snider, Dee Reichley, and Jean Baker (Manager). ABOVE: Setting herself for the shot is number 43, Karen Walker. ABOVE RIGHT: Girls basketball MVP. Dee Reichley, takes a shot on her home court. BELOW : GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Barry Detwiler, I.eann Snider, Kristy Det- wiler, Kris Cochran, Chris Tracy, Jeri W'inegard- ner. Monica W hite, Becky Crossan, Wendy Beard- more, Mary Montell, and Jean Baker (Manager). 46 Girl Basketball YMNASTICS TEAM From Row: Minty lallett. Tami Boring, ami Bev kullman. Row : Staci Johnson, Mechelle Pugh. Janellc Keif- •r. and Tina Young. Row 3: Manager John Tracy, Statistician Stacy White. Lisa Remmert, Teresa Mommrieh. Leanne Smith. Toni Cotter- man, Deb Anders, ami Adviser l.inda Teeters. Absent From Picture: Jody Hynus, Lori Robison, and Daphne George. « 5 JOVE: Hanging from the uneven parallel bars, inne Smith prepares to make her next move. IGIIT: Attempting to vault, Staci Johnson ap- oaehes the end of the run. BELOW: Trying to keep lanee. Deb Anders walks on the beam. RIGHT: Performing her routine during a home meet, sophomore Daphne George perfectly ex- ecutes the vault. BELOW: Senior Lisa Remmert competes in the floor exercise. Gymnastics Senior Lori Robison proudly displays her MVP award. This is her second year for receiving MVP. Along with Lori, there are four other seniors: Toni Cotter- man, Bev Kullman. Lisa Remmert and Teresa Hommrich. The gymnastics team finished with a 4-9 record this season. ABOVE: Showing extreme concentration, Lori Robison perform her floor routine with precision. BELOW: After a difficult meet, the gymnastics team takes time out to relax on the mats before leaving. Gymnastics 47 Sheridan Baseball Team ends season as sectional runner-up Before the final home game against West Musk- ingum, MVP Dean Miller begins to warm up. ABOVE: Before heading in to bat in the bottom half of the inning, the Generals gather outside the dugout. BELOW LEFT: VARSITY ABOVE: In order to avoid a third strike, Dan Reichley checks his swing. RIGHT: Advancing on the hit into the outfield, Steve Shumaker crosses the plate with the tying run. BASEBALL TEAM — Front Row: Brian Cooperrider, Dan Reichley, Scott Snider, Steve Shumaker, Phil Skillman, Shawn Shumaker, Mark Paxton, and Doug Fisher. Row 2: Andy Reichley, Andy Estep, Jeff Walters, Dean Miller, Jim Hanson, Doug Lents, Doug Collins, and Coach John Coleman. ABOVE: Coach Coleman speaking to the um- pire after a bad call to end the inning? BELOW: After hitting a ground ball, Scott Snider tries to reach first. 48 Baseball ABOVE: In tournament play against Nelaonville-York, Meg Trowbridge hurls another pitch for a strikeout. BELOW: With runners on base, Missy Sagan slugs a hit up the middle. ABOVE: SOFTBALL TEAM — From Row: Kris Cochran, Brooke England, Meg Trowbridge, Staci Johnson, Missy Sagan, and Teresa Hupp. Row 2: Sherri Furnias, Dee Reichley, Keena Kaffenberger, Coach Sue Harrison, Traci Shrider, Tracy Dennis, Wendy Keister, and Anita Tumes. LEFT: As the batter hits a ground ball, infielder Tracy Dennis gets set to make the play. BELOW: As the pop fly begins to drop toward the ground, Teresa Hupp prepares to make a shoestring catch. Softball Team Wins Sectional and District Titles in Tourneys LEFT: Swinging on the first pitch, Brooke England hits a line drive into left field. For the second year in a row, Brooke was selected as the Most Valuable Player. ABOVE: As Meg Trowbridge starts into her delivery, Staci Johnson prepares for a hit toward third base. Softball 49 ABOVE: BOYS TRACK TEAM From Row: Tom Horn- mrich, Dave Da -on. Todd Clippiner. Eric Zirhlkr. Cee Parker. HumtII Carney. Kevin For rave. Brad Beach, and Shaun Hanley. Row 2: ('reed Bailey. Chris Skinner. Brian Beach. Mike lloldcrofl. Chris Clum. Jeff Keller, Scot! Eickelberger. Chad Lotozo. Brad Campbell, and John Fullmer. Row 3: Coach Gary Whetherholt. Craig Smart, Tim Young, Jerry Meger, John Tracy. Ron Hughes, Scott Miller, Jeff Forgrave, Duane McCartney, Assistant Coach Steve Glade, and Statistician Karen Forgrave. RIGHT: After failing to cross the bar on his first attempt. Chad I otoio strives to make the jump. Boys track ream ends season with 7-3 dual record ABOVE: After pole vaulting to the top. Jeff Forgrave tries to use the pole to push himself over the bar. BELOi: At the start, Jim Schumacher tries to keep pace with the BOYS TRACK Invitational 4th Athen Relay 5th Reynoldsburg Relay 5th Bloom Carroll 6th Heath 4lh MVL Meet 4th MVL Final Standing 2nd Sectional Tournament 3rd District Tournament Record : Triple Jump Jim Schumacher 36 ft. 4 in. 8 Mile Relay Chris Skinner. Russell Carney, Mike Holdcroft, Kevin Forgra ve 41:50.1 Chris Skinner: MVP. Scored 245 Point Ran at State Meet in 3200 Meter . ABOVE: Displaying perfect form, junior Scott Eickelberger hurls the discus. BELOW: With a flying leap. Creed Bailey stretches for a few extra inches before making a splash landing. As the race progresses. Most Valuable Player. Chris Skinner, prepare to overtake the leader. 50 Boy Track Participating at the State Track Meet, Amy Wilson (Sheridan's MVP) placed 6th in the 800 Meter setting a new SHS record of 2:17.1; she received All-Ohio Honors for placing in the State. GIRLS TRACK MVL Champion- Sectional Champion- District Champion- Regional Runner-Lp SCHOOL RECORDS High Jump 5 ft. 1 in. Reeky Crossan Discus- 121 ft. 0 in. Joni Johnston Shot Put 38 ft. 3 n. Heather Harlan Hurdles 15.0 0 Becky Crossan 100 Meter 13.1 Kristy Ro er 1600 Meter 5:23.8 Christy Fouch 400 Meter Relay 51.6 Reeky Crossan. Janelle Keiffer. Krist) Boyer, Amy Wilson 800 Meter Relay 1:4V. I Kristy Royer. Toni Skin- ner, Janelle Keiffer, Reeky Crossan 800 Meter Run 2:17.1 Am) X ilson STATE PARTICIPANTS Amy ilson. Joni Johnston. Daphne George. Miss) Hopper, Toni Skinner. Christy Fouch, Heck) Crossan. I.eann Snider. Janelle Keiffer. invitationals 1st Place Bulldog Relay- Athens 7lh Place Heath 1st Place MVL League Meet Lady rhindads lay daim to MVL, Sectional, and District Titles ABOVE: In the 800 Meter Relay, Toni Skinner tries to cleanly pass the baton to Janelle Keif- fer. BELOW: GIRLS TRACK TEAM - Front Row: Dawn Vermillion, Janelle Keiffer, Heid Henery, .Nancy Field, and Kim Hite. Row 2: Michele Hillis, Wendy Beardmore, Becky Croatian. Daphne George, Chria Tracy, Miaay Hopper, Leann Snider, and Kriaty Boyer. Row 3: Kristi Koblentz, Heather Harlan. Assistant Coach Steve Glade, Amy Wilson, Jodi Skinner, Joni Johnston. Leslie Bates, Karen Walker. Honey Lee Martin. Head Coach Linda Teeters, Kandi Murray, Toni Skinner, Assistant Coach Larry Davis, Marty DeLamatre, Brenda Crossan. Christy Fouch, and Jean Baker. ABOVE LEFT: On her first attempt at the height. Daphne George easily clears the bar. ABOVE: As Mr. hetherholt looks on. Heather Harlan heaves the shot. BELOW: In a three school meet, Becky Crossan takes the early lead in the hurdles. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 20 Morgan..................37 16 Zanesville..............47 15 Philo...................48 35 River View..............20 18 John Glenn.............42 22 New Lexington...........39 15 Zanesville..............50 29 Tri-Valley............. 26 19 Maysville..............44 INVITATION A LS 3rd Amanda Relay 4th Fairfield Union 3rd Lancaster 3rd Bloom Carroll l t Buckeye Lake 2nd MVL Meet 3rd Final MVL Standing 1 Rt District Meet All-MVL and All-District Chris Skinner and Mike Holdcroft, All-Ohio: Chris Skinner. School Record in 5000 Meter: Chris Skinner 16:02 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 57 Heath................52 43 Lakewood ............41 83 John Glenn............93 40 Tri-Valley ...........45 58 River View............70 59 New Lexington........58 50 Maysville.............54 59 West Muskingum.......58 65 Crooksville...........59 56 Philo.................42 53 Morgan................69 69 John Glenn............71 56 Tri-Valley ...........62 52 River View............68 86 New Lexington........68 72 Maysville.............88 62 West Muskingum.......64 67 Crooksville...........64 86 Philo.................70 64 Morgan................74 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 72 Meigs..................63 59 Callipolis.............49 61 Nelsonville............63 WON —11 LOST—12 RESERVE BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent I 1 New Lexington.......... 0 II Morgan ................ 2 11 New Lexington...........7 23 Morgan ................ 2 6 River View............. 2 11 Crooksville............ 7 1 Philo...................4 6 Crooksville............ 7 8 John Gleen ............ 7 15 Maysville...............5 4 West Muskingum.........5 WON 8 LOST 3 52 5CDRE V ARSITY GOLF Sheridan Opponent Won............................Lakewood Lost..............................River View Loat...............................John Glenn Won..........................Tri-Valley Won................................Phiio Won.........................Crooksville Won............................Maysville W'on......................Liberty Union Lost............................. Morgan I-ost......................... Lakewood I ost.....................New Lexington Lost....................W est Muskingum WON 6 LOST 6 8th Place MVL Tournament 6th Place Sectional Tourney VARSITY WRESTLING Sheridan Opponent 70 Licking Valley..........73 (TRI) New I xington..........50 19 Logan...................43 26 Washington C.H..........44 33 Madison Plains...........40 39 Morgan...................30 10 W arren Local...........52 34 Newark...................26 1 7 Philo...................38 14 Waterford...............57 36 New Albany............. .22 48 Lakewood................21 15 Fairfield Union.........58 WON — 5 LOST — 8 RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 53 Heath................ 37 52 Lakewood.............. 49 48 John Glenn............ 42 38 Tri-Valley............ 27 49 River View........... 44 54 New Lexington ........ 29 31 Maysville............ 41 39 West Muskingum .... 44 35 Crooksville........... 33 52 Philo................ 47 43 Morgan................ 44 41 John Glenn........... 31 35 Tri-Valley............ 40 47 River View............ 46 56 New Lexington ........ 36 31 Maysville............. 33 38 West Muskingum .... 42 53 Phil ................. 37 45 Crooksville........... 34 44 Morgan (OT) ......... 46 WON 13 LOST—7 SHS CHAMPIONSHIPS SOFTBALL MVL, Sectional, District Champs, Regiona Runner-Up BASEBALL Sectional Champ . District Runner-Up VOLLEYBALL Sectional, District Chani| GIR1-S BASKETBALL Sectional Runner-Up GIRLS TRACK MVL, Sectional, District Champs, Regional Runner-Up BOYS TRACK — Sectional Runner-Up BOYS CROSS COU NTRY Sect- ional District Champs GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sectional Champs District Runner-Up BOYS BASKETBALL Sectional Runner-Up GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 32 Northridge ............ 21 30 Tri-Valley............. 43 25 River View............ 35 13 New Lexington.........42 23 Maysville ............. 25 26 West Muskingum........27 27 Crooksville........... 11 21 Philo...................25 28 Morgan ............... 24 26 Tri-Valley............ 39 27 River View............ 38 26 Fairfield Union ....... 27 26 New Lexington......... 31 27 Maysville ............ 40 29 West Muskingum........23 44 Crooksville............ 29 25 Philo.................. 24 29 Morgan .................25 W ON 7 LOST 1 1 BOYS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 40 River View........... 92 56 Vi Tri-Valley......... 75V: 85 Maysville............ 47 100 Crooksville.......... 31 78 Morgan .............. 54 82 Vi West Muskingum ... 50 V2 88 John Glenn .......... 44 83 Vi Philo................44 Vi 82 New Lexington...... 49 62 Logan................ 70 W ON 7 LOST 3 BOARD GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent INVITATIONALS 3rd Amanda Relays 5th Fairfield Union 6 th Lancaster 5th Bloom Carroll l«t Buckeye Lake 1st Sectional Tourney 2nd District Tourney All-District: Christy Fouch and Amy Wilson. Honorable Mention All- Ohio: Christy Fouch School Record 5000 Meter: Christy Fouch 18:49 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 10 River View................. 0 22 John Glenn................ 0 26 Tri-Valley................26 20 Philo..................... 0 32 Maysville................. 0 40 Crooksville............... 0 56 Morgan.................... 0 WON 6 LOST 0 TIED 1 SOFTBALL Sheridan Opponent 7 Logan .................. 8 8 Licking Valley......... 4 12 DeSales................ 4 23 New Lexington .......... 2 6 Morgan................. 2 13 Philo .................. 4 8 Newark...................9 25 New Lexington .......... 2 34 Morgan.................. 7 10 River View.............. 5 12 Crooksville..............6 18 Liberty Union .......... 7 7 Liberty Union .......... 3 7 Philo .................. 5 5 Crooksville..............7 13 John Glenn...............9 13 West Muskingum ......... 3 6 Maysville.............. 4 6 Tri-Valley...............2 6 River View............. 4 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 28 Nelsonville-York ....... 5 30 New Lexington .......... 5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 7 Waverly................. 5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 8 Dublin ................ 2 4 River View...............6 WON 21 LOST 4 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Won......................New Lexington Won.......................... Maysville Won...............................Philo Won .......................John Glenn Won..........................Tri-Valley Lost ...................... River V iew L°hl.....................New Lexington l'OK .......................... DeSales I'0 .................Newark Catholic Won ........................ Maysville Lost ................ West Muskingum Lost ................ West Muskingum W'on ................ Fairfield Union Won.........................Crooksville Won phi|0 Won.............................Morgan W°n..............................Morgan ho 1.......................John Glenn I 0 1 .....................Crooksville Lo«t ......................Tri-Valley Won.............................River View SECTION A L TOUR NA M ENT Won.............................Warren I.ocal Won.............................Belpre DISTRICT TOURN AMENT Won............................M inford Won....................Washington C.H. Won............................Waverly REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lo t.......................Circleville WON 17 LOST 10 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Won ................... New Lexington Lost ...................... Maysville Won ........................... Philo L«t .................... John Glenn Won.......................Tri-Valley Won.......................River View W on .................. New Lexington Won...........................DeSales Lost..................Newark Catholic Won........................ Maysville W on.................West Muskingum W on.................West Muskingum W on.................Fairfield I nion Won.......................Crooksville Won ........................... Philo Won .......................... Morgan Won .......................... Morgan Lost ........................... John Glenn Won.......................Crooksville Lost......................Tri-Valley Won.......................River View WON 16 LOST 5 V ARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan 6 Fairfield I nion . . Opponent 7 0 Fairfield Union . 6 6 I.Kikewood 4 Liberty Union .... 5 New' Lexington . 1 0 Morgan 1 Philo 13 New Lexington . 4 4 Morgan 7 River View .... 5 Crooksville .... 7 Philo 10 Crooksville 0 John Glenn 6 4 Mavsville 2 10 West Muskingum . . 4 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 6 Nelsonville-York .... 5 10 Bel ore 7 7 Gallia Academy .... 4 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 2 Northwest 6 WON 1 1 LOST 10 MV L Record 6-7 V ARSITY FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 0 Fairfield Union .........48 12 River View............... 0 0 John Glenn...............20 8 Tri-Valley...............21 6 Philo ................... 0 0 Mavsville................13 18 Crooksville..............20 12 Morgan...................20 20 West Muskingum .......... 7 13 New Lexington ..........18 WON 3 LOST 7 GIRLS V ARSITY BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 48 John Glenn .............. 35 60 Northridge................35 30 Tri-Valley................62 31 River View'..............47 35 New Lexington ...........68 52 Maysville................ 36 52 West Muskingum .......... 46 36 Crooksville.............. 32 60 Philo (OT)...............53 26 Morgan ...................35 43 John Glenn................31 40 Tri-Valley................61 48 River View................53 55 Fairfield Union...........58 47 New Lexington ............77 42 Maysville................ 54 40 West Muskingum...........34 47 Crooksville .............37 61 Philo................... 32 33 Morgan.................... 41 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 57 Nelsonville-York ......... 50 48 Warren Local............. 38 28 New Lexington ............ 30 12 LOST 1! 53 RANDALL TALBOTT County Superintendent BERT SEVERANCE Local Superintendent RODNEY SPOHN Administrative Assistant Somerset Elementary Principal ABOVE: After having worked as custodian at Sheridan High School ever since the building opened in 1960-61, Mr. Don Reiser retired from his job in December, 1982. Mr. Reiser waits while Mr. Fisher tells him how much the staff appreciated him. BELOW: Mr. Helser was presented with a Sheridan jacket and a money broom with five twenties on behalf of the staff. NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Front Row: Mrs. Sylvia Harlan, Clerk Treasurer: Mr. Jim Hanson, President; and Mr. Charles Boring, Vice-President. Row 2: )1r. Robert Forsythe; Mr. Tom Hill; Mr. Paul Ream; and Mr. Bert Severance, Superintendent. RICHARD FISHER Principal. Student Council Adviser A 7 JAMES BALLANTINE Guidance Counselor, NHS Adviser LARRY DAVIS Guidance Counselor. NHS, FTA, and Quiz Team Adviser ALAN KING Assistant Principal STEVEN GLADE Athletic Director, Social Studies 54 GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education, Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football and Assistant Baseball Coach CHARLES FETROW General Science, Head Basketball Coach AL ABRAMS Vocal Music, Chorus KAY BALLAMIINE Biology, Prom Adviser RICHARD BAFIELD Industrial Arts NICHOLAS CALDERONE Band PATRICK FUNK Science KAREN GLADE Senior English, Communications-Career Planning LARRY COLEMAN Freshman English. Dramatics, Humanities, Communitications-Career Planning RAY PEYTON Government, Assistant Football and Assistant Wrestling Coach JOHN COLEMAN Business Math. General Business. I.av and You, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. — Anatole France 55 SUSAN HARRISON Physical Education, Health. Volleyball Coach. Softball Coach LISA HIGGINS Home Economics PAUL CULVER Physical Education, IOE Social Studies, Head Football Coach ANDREW HITE American History HARVEY HOWDYSHELL Mathematics, Data Processing MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Yearbook Adviser. Assistant Student Council Adviser BARRY DETWILER OWA, Head Girls Basketball Coach JANET KOEHLER Senior IOE, Typing JANE KUNKLER Sophomore Enlish, Arts and Crafts, Media Writing, Communications-Career Planning. Newspaper Adviser P DOUGLAS LATTIMER Physical Education, Driver Education. Health. Freshman Boys Basketball Coach RUTH LATTIMER Tutor LUCILLE LOVE Latin RICK LUSETTI Mathematics RANDY MASTERSON Vocational Agriculture diane McGregor Junior English, Communications-Career Planning, Audio Visual JAMES BECHLEY Industrial Arts 56 Faculty KANDY MISKELL Freshman English, Assistant Football Coach ADAH MUSSER Librarian 1 RIA N PYSARCHUK Sophomore English, Junior Knglish LARRY REMMERT Mathematics MICHAEL STILWELL Mathematics GARY SWINEHAKT Boys Reserve Basketball Coach, Freshman Girls Volleyball Coach DEB TESI LUSETTI Developmental Reading NANETTE SWINEHART Typing. Shorthand. Junior IOE, Basketball Cheerleader Adviser EDWARD TAYLOR French, Russian, Sophomore English LINDA TEETERS Gymnastics Coach, Girls Track Coach LARRY KLINGLER Substitute Teacher PHIL WAGNER Vocational Agriculture GARY WHETHER HOLT Social Studies, Cross Country, I lead Track Coach Faculty 57 Supportive services at SH5 benefit the school community AUDIO VISUAL TEAM — Clockwise: John CASHIERS — Jenny Emmert, Teresa Hom- mrich, and Stephanie Sagan. Tracy; Mr� . Diane McGregor, Adviaer; Bill An- ile; Jim Wears; Brian Beach. SECRETARY — Mr� . Dori� Lattimer SECRETARY — Mi Sue Hale ABOVE: CUSTODIAN — Mr. Carl Foster. LEFT: LIBRARIAN AIDES — Front Row: Tammy Bennett, Tracy Anderson, Jody Hynua, and Angie Hankinson. Row 2: Teresa Mangold, Patsy Wells, Susan Wells, and Missy Davisson. Row 3: Alice McMahan, Dawn Parkinson, Judy Boring, and Sharon Randolph. Row 4: Librarian Mrs. Adah Musser, Tori Crane, Kathy Coble, and Jennifer Canaday. OFFICE HELPERS — Seated: Secretary Mrs. Doris Lattimer and Truant Officer Mr� . Linda Lynn. Standing: Kayla Sweeney, Karen Stickdom, Bev Kullman, Lisa Love, Kathy Coble, Joanna For- sythe, Cheryl McCullough, and Missy Sagan. 58 Staff NURSE — Mrs. Peggy Shriner After surgery on her jaw. Sue Hale receives flowers from a friend. BUS DRIVERS — Front Row: Mr . Vicky Crist, Mrs. Menetha Lyle, Mrs. Phillis West, Mrs. Janet Probasco, Mrs. Rita Noll, Mrs. Anna George, Mrs. Helen Mahan, and Mrs. Nellie Sharp. Row 2: Mr. Maurice Winegardner, Mr. Ed Noyes, Mr. Ted Eppley, Mrs. Donna Webb, Mrs. Jeannie Skin ner, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Nancy Houk, Mrs. Barbara Cummings, Mrs. Leanne Hillyard, and Mrs. Helen Griffith. CAFETERIA WORKERS — Lisa Carney, Mark Snider, Ron Loraditch, Dan Brison, Larry Later, Mike Sickles, and Lisa Fry. Staff 59 DELBERT ASBRIDGE Glenford. Cafeteria Helper 3; Librarian 1; Fall Play 3; Track 1. JEAN LOUISE BAKER Somerset. Art Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus I; NHS 4; Latin Club 1,2: Ski Club 3. 4: Track 3; Pep Club 4; Basketball Manager I; Track Manager L LISA ANN BATES Mt. Perr . (Philo High School 1 ) Chorus 1; FHA 1; OEA 3. 4; Pep Club 4. SANDRA JEAN BEARD Somerset. Chorus 1.2, 4: FHA 2. 4; Librarian 2; Pep Club 4. TIMOTHY MARTIN BEYER Somerset. Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, 4; State Science Fair 3; American High School Mathematics Award 4; Yearbook 2. 3. 4. Editor 3. 4; NHS 3, 4. ROBERT BLAINE BOWERS Somerset. Chorus 2; Football 1, 2; MAJ S 3,4. CLASS FLOWER — Pink Sweetheart Rose CLASS SONG — “Dream A Dream” 60 Seniors DREAM A KAY BUTLER Thornville. Chorus 1.2; FHA 1.2. 3. 4; Librarian 2; OEA 3. 4; Pep Club 4. JENNIFER JOAN CANADAY Thorn ville. Band !, 2; Out Officer 4; FTA 2. 3; NHS 3. 4: Librarian 4; OEA 3. 4. Parliamentarian 3, 4. State Officer 4; Sport� Statistician I; Vocational Award of Distinction (BOE) 4. EDNA DARLENE CANNON Somerset. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, 4; FT A 1.2. 3. 4; FHA 1.2. 3. 4; Girl� State 3; MIS 3, 4; Homecoming ( ueen Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Helper 1.2; Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FF'A Sweetheart 3; Vocational Award of Distinction, Home Economics 4. MICHAEL DEAN CARNEY Rushville. FFA 1; Scholarship Team 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 1.2; Y earbook 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, Perry County NHS President 4. DEAN ELDON CARSON Thornville. Band I: Basketball I; Chorale 4, Chorus 3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS ERIC CARTER Thornville. FFA 1,2, 3; Football 1; Latin Club I, 2; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. LISA ANN CLIPPINGER Glenford. Librarian 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 1.2,3: Pep Club 4. CLASS COLORS — Pink and Silver CLASS MOTTO by Etienne DeGrellet In her modules 1-2 phys. ed. class. Sheila Hubbard has fun playing bad- minton while her friends practice bowling in the background. I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. — Etienne DeGrellet Seniors 61 JOHN THOMAS CLOUSE Somerset. Basketball 1.2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. KATHY LYNNE COBLE - Brownsville. Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Officer 4; Equestrian 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Librarian 1,2,4; Office Helper 4; Ski Club 2; Pep Club 4. KATHLEEN JEAN CONWAY Thornville. OEA 3,4; Pep Club 4. Performing her daily task of running off copies of the morning absentee report is office worker, Lisa Love. SCOTT ALAN COOPERRIDER Thornville. Basketball 1,2,3, 4. MVP 4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 2. ORBE RICHARD CORP - Glenford. FFA 1,2, 3, 4. TONI LINNECOTTERMAN Somerset. Band 4, Pep Band 4; Chorus 1,2, Chorale 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Librarian 2, 3; OMEA 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2, 3. BRENDA RENEE CROSSAN Somerset. Band 1,2,3, 4, Jazz Band 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 4. VIRGINIA ANN DANIELS — Thornville. Chorus 1,2. COLLEEN DENELLE DAVIS Thornville. Chorus 1, 2; Drill Team 2; FTA 3; Librarian 2; OEA 3, 4; Flag Corps 2. MICHAEL ANTHONY DAVIS Glenford. (Lakewood High School 1,2) Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; 4: Track 1, 2, 3; W'restling 4 62 Seniors JEFFREY ALLEN DAWSON — Somerset. Chorale 4; Class Officer 4; Ensemble 4; Golf 1.2,3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Musical 3; (Quartet 4; Scholarship Team 3; Wrestling 1. TAMMY ELAINE DENTON Somerset. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Drill Team 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2. 3; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Musical 3; OMEA 1,2, 3; Ski Club 2; Thespian Society 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Field Commander 3, 4. Nothing succeeds like success. — A. Dumas, Sr. WILLIAM McGLIRE DUGAN Glenford. Band 1; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; OMEA 2; Quartet 3; Pep Band 1; Scholarship Team 2, 3. KAREN BROOKE ENGLAND Thornville. Basketball 1,2; Latin Club 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4. MARY ANN EPPLEY — Thornport. Chorus 1,2; OEA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4; Pep Club 4. STEPHEN DAVID FEEMAN — Somerset. Football 1.2. JEFFREY DONALD FORGRAVE - Somerset. Basketball 1,2,3; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. JOANNA LYNN FORSYTHE - Roseville. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Equestrian 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; OMEA 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4; Thespian Society 3, 4. CATHLEEN DAWN FOSTER Somerset. Chorus 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Vocational Award of Distinction (BOE) 4; Office Helper 1; Pep Club 4. NANCE CAROL FOUCHT Somerset. Chorus 1,4. As part of her senior science fair pro ject, Toni Cotterman checks the temperature in Mr. Imbroscio's room. MICHAEL WAYNE FREEMAN Somerset. (Canton South 2) MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. GREGORY SCOTT FRIEL Thornville. Football 1; Ski Club 2, 4; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1. ROGER EUGENE GOODIN, JR. Somerset. (New Lexington 1) Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. SHEILA MARIE HUBBARD Thornville. Cheerleader 4; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Mixed Ensemble 2: Musical 3; Track 1. TAMMARA DAWN HUFFINES Rushville. Art Club 1,2,3; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 1; Scholarship Team 1; Track 1, 2, 3. RONALD LEE HUGHES Glenford. Chorale 4; Chorus 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 3, 4. HEATER JANELLE HARLAN Thornville. Art Club 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Ensemble 1,2,3, 4; FT A 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Latin Club 1; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; OMEA 1,2,3; Office Helper 3. 4; Scholarship Team 4; Ski Club 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4. JEANETTE LOUISE HARTER Thornville. Band 1,2, 4; MAJVS 3; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 4. BETH ANN HENDERSON Somerset. Basketball 1,2,3; Chorale 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3, 4; Statistician 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. BRENDA LEE HETRICK Mt. Perry. Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2,4; Office Helper 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Track 3. CURTIS LEE HOLLAND Somerset. FFA 1,2,3. TERESA MARIE HOMMRICH Mt. Perry. Art Club 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 4; FTA 2; Gymnastics 1, 2, 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 1; Volleyball 1. 64 Seniors SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Front Row: Darlene Cannon, Karen Walker, Melissa Lynn, Jeanie Harter, and Tammy Denton. Row 2: Jim Wears, Jeff Jones. Ed Schumacher, Sarah Roberts, Lisa Johnson, and Toni Cotterman. LISA CHRISTINE JOHNSON Somerset. Art Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 3; FTA 2; MIS 3, 4; Jazz Band 1.2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Salutatorian. LOIS MAE JOHNSON Somerset. Chorus 1, 2, 4; Equestrian 3, 4. JONI LYNN JOHNSTON Somerset. Art Club 2. 3; Basketball 1.2,3, 4; Band 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY MARK ALLEN JONES Somerset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Musical 1,3; Jazz and Pep Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, Thespian 3, 4. CRAIG DOUGLAS KELLEY Glenford. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross Country 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Ensemble 1,2,4; NHS 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Mixed Ensemble 4; Musical 3, 4; OMEA 1; Scholarship Team 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Pep Club 4; Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award. WILLIAM MILES KING Somerset. Band 1,2, 3; Drama Club 2; Musical 2; Pep Band 3; Fall Play 2; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3. AN DOR A LEE JEFFERS Somerset. Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Librarian 1,2. Wisdom consists not so much in knowing what to do in the ultimate as in knowing what to do next. — Herbert Hoover SENIOR BOYS TRACK MEMBERS — Front Row: John Tracy, Jeff Forgrave, Ron Hughes, and Duane McCartney. Row 2: Craig Smart, Jerry Meger, Tim Young, and Scott Miller. Seniors 65 TRACY LEE KINNEY Thornville. Chorus 2,3. WAYNE MARTAIN KOLOPAJLO — Glenford. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Cluh 3; FT A 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Mixed Ensemble 2; Musical 2, 3; OMEA 2; Scholarship Team 3; Thespian Society 3, 4. BEVERLY KAY KULLMAN Somerset. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2; Gymnastics 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 4; Musical 3; Office Helper 3, 4; Volleyball 1. MELISSA GINGER LYNN Thornville. Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1; Pep Band 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Vocational Award of Distinction (Vocational Agriculture) 4. RL’STY EUGENE LYONS Somerset. Football 1; Ski Club 4; Track 3. YVONNE MARIE MAINES - Glenford. Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 3. JOSEPH ALBERT LANGW ASSER Thornville. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3. AMY LYNN LAWSON Thornville. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2; Mixed Ensemble 4; Musical 2; OMEA 2; Office Helper 3 Statistician 2; Student Council 2. 3, 4. LISA ANN LOVE Thornville. Chorus 3; FTA 3; Librarian 2; Mixet Ensemble 3; Office Helper 4. JODI LYN MALLETT Thornville. Chorale 4; Chorus 3; Drill Team 2, 3; FTA 2,3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Ski Club I. JOHN SPENCER MAYES Thornville. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. LISA KAYE McCAFFERTY Thornville. Band 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 4; Hocking Technical Principal's Award 4. 66 Seniors One would think that time stood still, so slowly does it move — Ovid TODD W. Mr COY Somerset. Chorus 1,2, 4. GERALD R. MEGER Glenford. Cafeteria Helper 2; FFA 1,2, 3; Track 4; Baseball 2. PALLA ANN METZGER Somerset. Drill Team 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4: Pep Club 4; Flag Corps 2; Chirstmas Danre Queen 4. TAMARA I. MOBLEY — Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 2; Track 1,2; Statistician 1. DEAN WILLIAM MILLER Thornville. Basketball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Co-MVP 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, MVP 4. MICHAEL JOHN MILLER Thornville. SCOTT DAVID MILLER Thornville. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; FTA 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Track 1, 3,4. Rob Bowers has been involved in moto-cross racing the and the metallum medal. He spent his last two years of past few years. He has received many trophies, plaques, high school at MAJVS as a power lineman. Senior 67 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Front Row: Kathy Coble, Secretary and Jen- nifer Canada). Treasurer. Row 2: Jeff Dawson, Vice-President and John Tracy, President. All men strive, and who succeeds? RODNEY GLEN PAINTER Thornville. Basketball 1,2, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2. GLEN LARRY PENNINGTON - Somerset. Art Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Artis of the Year Award 4. REBECCA JANE POSTON Thornville. Chorus 1,2. Robert Browning TIMI LOUISE MOORE Mount Perry. Band 1, 2, 3; Librarian 3. CHRISTINA LOUISE O’RYAN Somerset. FHA 1; MAJVS 3, 4; OEA 3,4. VINCE ALLEN PROBASCO Somerset. Chorus 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4; MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3, RITA DIANA RATLIFF Mount Perry. (Van Buren 1) Track 1. DIANN MARIE REICHLEY Somerset. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Chorale 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Scholar Athlete 1, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 4. 68 Seniors KENNETH REICHLEY Somerset. FFA 1,2, 3, 4. ERIC M. ROE Thornville. FFA 1,2, 3,4. JENNIFER ROUSCULP - Glenford. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 1; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3, 4; OMEA 1, 2, 3; Office Helper 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 4; Statistician 3; Pep Club 4; Big Red 4; Presidential Classroom 3. STEPHANIE ANN SAGAN Somerset. Basketball 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 4; FTA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Cafeteria Helper 2, 4. SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY MEMBERS — Front Row: Brenda Crossan. Row 2: Ron Hughes, Curt Smart, Scott Cooperrider, and Craig Kelley. SARAH BETH ROBERTS Thornville. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Chorale 3, 4; Equestrian 1; Ensemble 1; NHS 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; OMEA 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1. SHERRY LYNNE ROBINSON Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 4; NHS 4; Latin Club 1,2; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4. LORI GAY ROBISON Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 4; Class Officer 3; Ensemble 1, 2, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OMEA 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 1,2. Seniors 69 DIANNA KAYSHEVEL Thorn ville. (Chorus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 4; Ensemble I, 2, 3; Equestrian 2, 3. 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2; Statistician 3. STEVEN KENT SHUMAKER Somerset. FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Football 4; NHS 3. I; Baseball I. 2. 3. L THEODORE ROOSEVELT SID WELL Thornville. Basketball 1,2. 3; Chorus 2, 3; FFA 1.2, 3, 4; Football 1.4. MICHAEL RAY SATTERFIELD Thornville. Art Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorale 4; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4 DONALD ALAN SCHUMACHER Thornville. Football 1.2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Scholar Athlete 2; Scholarship Team 2; Track 1, 2; Wrestling; 1,2, 3; Baseball 4; Football Co-MVP 4. EDWARD ALLEN SCHUMACHER II Thornville. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3. JOHN EDWARD SCURLOCK Somerset. TODD ALLEN SHAFER Glenford. Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LYNN SHELLY Thornville. Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; Gymnastics 1; NHS 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Quiz Team 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Valedictorian. KENNETH G. SIMS Thornville. FFA 1,2,4. PHILLIP E.SKILLMAN Somerset. Basketball I, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3,4. CRAIG DOUGLAS SMART Thornville. Chorus 1,2,3; Chorale 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Football 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; Track 3, 4. 70 Seniors CURTIS L. SMART Glenford. (New Lexington 1,2) CroMi Country 3, 4; Track 3. BRADLEY PHILIP SMITH - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. KIRBY MATTHEW SMITH Glenford. FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,4. Those who create are rare: those who cannot are numerous. Therefore, the latter are stronger. — G. Chanel SCOTT ALEN SNIDER Somerset. Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. LINDA SUE STERNER Somerset. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Helper 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; NHS 3, 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1, 2. On graduation night. Dean Carson is all smiles as he walks across the stage to receive his diploma. A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. — George Moore KAREN LYNN STICKDORN New Lexington. Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Equestrian 3; FI IA 1,2; Librarian 1; Musical 3; Office Helper 1, 2, 3, 4. GOLDA IRENE STROUD Mount Perry. Chorus 4; Librarian 2; Musical 3. KAYLA JOAN SWEENEY Somerset. Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 3, 4; Pep Club 4; OEA Regional Secretary 3, Regional President 4. Seniors 71 KENNEY LEE TAYLOR Somerset. An Club 2. 3, I; Chorus 1.2, 3, Cboralr b Drama Club 3; FFA 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 3; Mixed Ensemble I; Musical 2. 3; Ski Club 4; Track 2; Pep Club 4. GINA GAY THOMPSON Mount Perry. Art Club I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2; Chorus I, 2, 3, Chorale I, Ensemble 1,2;()MEA I; NIIS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4. JOHN ANDREW TRACY Glen ford. Basketball 1; Chorus 1.2. Chorale 3, 4, Ensemble 2. 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; NIIS 3, 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Century III Award 4. Good friends and bosom buddies forever are senior track members Heather Harlan and Joni Johnston. Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. — R. Frost. MARGARET EMILY TROWBRIDGE Somerset. Band 1.2; Basketball 1.2, 3; Cafeteria Helper 2; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Chorale 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball I. JULIE ANNA TYSINGER Tbornville. Band 1,2: Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Happiness is not having what you LORI VANSICKLE Somerset. FHA 1,2; Librarian 1; OEA 3, 4. KAREN LYNN WALKER Thornville. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3; NHS 3, 4; Scholar Athlete 2; Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Advisory Council 4; Leadership Award 4. GUY L. WALLACE Brownsville. FFA 1; Football 1;MAJVS3, 4. 72 Seniors JAMES ERIC WEARS Thomville. Arl Club 1,2, 3, 4; Audio Visual 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Thespian Society 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Musical 2, 3, 1. Kail Play 2, 3, 4: Pep Band. ROGER LEE WEBB Mount Perry. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. JEFFREY NOLEN WELLS — Somerset. Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED — David Bryan Burler. Michael A. Cope. Terry L. Embrey, Mike R. Erwin, Wally H. Foster, Dianna K. Johnson, Bonnie K. Knight, Pernell Layne, L. Duane McCartney, Timothy Miller, Donna Johnson Mowery, Dennis J. Murray, Ernest D. Smith II, Paul Michael Smith, Mark Snider. 142 graduated from the class of 1960. DEBORAH MARIE WHITE Thornville. (Newark Catholic 1) Band 1; Basketball 1; Chorus 1.2. 3, 4; Equestrian 4: Pep Band 1. PATRICK EDWARD WILSON Somerset. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. KRISTY MARIE WOLFE Thornville. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Chorale 4; Ensemble 2, 4; FTA 2; Musical 3; Ski Club 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4. want, but wanting what you have. — H. Schachtel TIMOTHY AARON YOUNG Somerset. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4. JAMES ALLEN ZAAYER Thornville. RODNEY RAY ZIGAN Glenford. Workd-Study Program 3, 4. i Seniors 73 UnACPClflSa We do not remember days, we remember moments. — Cesare Pavese Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards — V. Law Civilization is a movement and not a condition, a voyage and not a harbor. — Arnold Toynbee y : sa? 1 But it was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense compulsory on all, that the destiny of free America was practically settled. — J. R. Lowell 75 Christy Aberegg Stephanii' Alspach Tracy Anderson Bill Antic Susan Arnold Everett Asbridge Crede Bailey Jeff Barber Nancy Barnett Katin Barr Bob Bates Brian Beach Trilynn Beall Carolyn Bennett Dave Bennett A handful of sand is an anthology oj the universe. — D. McCord During Home Economics, Christy Aberegg helps make decorations for the Christmas dance. Tammy Bennett Tina Bieber Rhonda Blakcman Jim Boring Roxanne Brewer Lois Brim Deana Brown Leatha Brown Marina Burghy 76 Juniors Tony Burri Kerri Bussey Brad Campbell Ken Campbell Lisa Carney Jim Carpenter Roger Chapman Denise Clayton Criss Clum Andy Coble Jackie Collins Teri Conrad Jim Cooperider Tammy Cooperrider Annette Cotterman Melissa Crane Sandy Cummings Joel Cupp Albert Curry Brent Danison It 5 so much easier to suggest solutions when you don 't know much about the problem. — Forbes learning to drive during Sheridan's summer drivers education course are Tracy Anderson. Melissa Fisher, and Keena Kaffenberger. Juniors 77 The fragrance always stays in the hand that gives the rose. — Bejar Kaye Denton Dave Dornon Janet Dupler During College Math I, Mr. Mike Stilwell offer � help to Bill Antle and Andrea Reber. Martha DeLamatre Jay Dennis Tracy Dennis Sandy Field Josef Finsel Melissa Fisher Herb Fitch Christy Fouch 78 Juniors After performing their football skit, cheerleaders Kristy Wolfe and Bren- da Crossan encourage the junior side to show their spirit and originality by displaying signs made for this weeks pep rally. Greg Godby Sandy Goodin Gina Gordon Dottie Garey Lori Garrett Paul George Studying for an American History test, Kandi Murray reviews a chapter on the Civil War. Tammy Hampton Angie Hankinson Jim Hanson Suzette Harmon Yvonne Hatmaker Dave Hawy Chad Helsel Rich Hoffer Mike Holdcroft Beth Houk Lee Householder Jim Hudak Teresa Hupp Jody Hynus Tracy Jackson Juniors 79 The most general survey shows us that the two foes of human happiness are pain and boredom. — Arthur Schopenhauer In Chemistry, group study sometimes helps. Bob Bates, Andy Ridenour, and Brad Campbell have group study down to a science. Linda Maxwell Robin Maxwell Matt McCandlish Kim MeConaha Cheryl McCullough Carl Meier Coleena Mohler Linda Murray Cindy Nelson Julie Nelson 80 Juniors SHS Junior and Senior High received four new “Apple II plus com- puters this year which are used mainly in the math and BOE departments. Working here on his program in math class is Jim Carpenter. Andy Reichley Cheryl Reinhart Bob Richards Andy Ridenour Sally Riley Jeff Roffey Joann Ruyf Jeff Scanlan Jim Schumacher Mary Searles Science students spend many hours studying for tests. Transfer student. Rich Hoffer uses his time wisely preparing for chemistry class. Juniors 81 Lee Sheppard Steve Shipman Sherri Short Steve Shriner Shawn Shumaker Lisa Skaggs Jeff Skillman Chris Skinner Mike Skinner Toni Skinner Barb Smith Jamie Smith Kevin Smith Mark Smith Jessie Snyder Ron Spoonamore Joe Stalling Preparing for her future by taking the Business Office Education course is Jody Hynus. Steve Stephens John Swinehart Susan Swinehart Leann Taylor Kathy Thieken 82 Juniors FA'eryone has talent; what is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads — Erica Jong JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Front: Vice-President Christy Fouch. Row 2: Secretary Julie Nelson, President Scott Eickelberger, and Treasurer Tracy Dennis. Juniore 83 Be always sure you're right — then go ahead! — David Crockett In her basic English 10 class, Mrs. Jane Kunkler puls a lot of hard work into teaching her students poetry and the basics of grammar. Here she is checking her students progress by giving them a test. Gary Black Tami Boring Dale Bowser Kristy Boyer Danny Brison Terry Barnes April Beall Wendy Beardmore Jeanna Beery Pam Bieber Tammy Brown Melanie Butler Ritt Butler Preparing clothing for home economics takes much time and patience. Missy Mooter displays both of these skills during class work time. 84 Sophomores “Music is the medicine of a troubled mind.” Walter lladdon. Mixed chorus members spend class time preparing for Christmas concert. Christi Crader Ron Crandell Traci Crane Becky Crossan Ron Cupp Sondra Cupp Bryan Curry Bill Daley Al Danko Janice DeCicco Kris Cochran Doug Collins Tim Contizano Jim Cooperrider Danny Cornwell Les Dill Tami Dixon Marie Dumolt Denise Dupler Tina Dusenberry Sophomores 85 John Emmert Ted Eppley Diane Erwin Doug Fisher Todd Flautt Deb Fleer Wendy Fleming Karen Forgrave Bob Freeman Lisa Fry i Representing the sophomore claw, Deb Anders and Mechelle Pugh cheer at the pep rally preceeding the New Lex football game. Ralph Glover Doyle Goodin Tammy Hankinson Sherry Hanna Jerry Harris Lyle Harris Jeff Harter Nikki Hawey Sabra Hayes Jeff Henery Letitia Henry Kim Hetrick Elizabeth Higgina 86 Sophomores Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never he disappointed. — Alexander Pope President of the student council, Karen Walker, awards six-packs of Pepsi to Terry Jackson, Sandy Cummings, Ron Crandell, Cheryl McCauley, and Cheryl Smart for the Halloween dress-up contest. Byrd Howard Steve Hubbard Robin Hughes Terry Jackson Tricia Jolin Wendy Keister Stan King Teena King Steve Kinney Holly Kinser Steve Kish Keith Knox Lee Kohls Charles LaRue Sophomores 87 Larry Later Doug Lentz Alan Lerch Craig Love Novin Lynch Kim Martin Tonya Mauller Debbie May Cheryl McCauley Alice McMahan Lowell Meredith Deb Merritt Shirley Miller Mary Monte 11 Karen Moore Dave Mooter Missy Mooter Paula Nether� Kirk Oehlman pHA initiation can be fun but embarrassing! Tami Dixon, inductee, made it through easily. 88 Sophomores Colleen O'Ryan Leisa Packard Lee Parker Dawn Parkinson Scot Parsons Jim Patterson Amy Paxson Mark Paxton Polly Perry Ted Perry Roger Pettit Mechelle Pugh Tonya Ramsey Amy Ratliff In order to do their rlasswork, sophomore Industrial Arts students, Ted Eppley and Trent Coble receive tools from Ralph Glover. Kristy Ratliff Dan Reichley Jon Rhodes Dee Robinson Doug Robinson Sophomores 89 Paula Shipman Rill Shomaker Brenda Short Traci Shridcr David Simpson As part of his first semester after school job, Brian McKinney sweeps the home ec. room. Cheryl Smart Gary Smith Leanne Smith Lisa Smith Rick Smith Amy Snider Kristy Stalter Bobby Starner Richard Starner Clyde Stover Chad Swinehart 90 Sophomores Sherry Swinehart Miranda Tankersley Diana Teagarden Youth is a blunder; manhood a struggle; old age a regret. -----. Benjamin Disraeli Tina Thoma Chris Tracy Valeric Tucker Bill Tudor Anita Tumes Sophomores 91 You can't turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again. — Bonnie Prudder Lynn Abram John Adamik Diana Aliff Kim Allison Nick Alspach David A rick Teri Armstrong Kris Arn During his modules 14 15 study hall, Mike Sickles checks math papers for his teacher. 92 Freshmen s' Sam Brown Terena Brown Anita Brison Beverly Burnett Bob (Caldwell Russell Carney John Reichley works with the audio visual equipment taping programs for the teachers. modules 1 2 Jazz Band, freshman George warms up by playing a scale. Brett Crane Reading takes up most of the time in Basic Skills class as Ron Loraditch finds out. Freshmen 93 Stephen Cupp Jodie Daugherty Bill Davis Missi Davisson The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. — Aristotle Water color painting is an important part of first year art. Here students test their skill by painting a live model. Dave Dawson Christy Detwiler Vicki Eickelbcrger Matt Eltringham Andy Estep Toby Eversole Dale Factor Doug Fehrman Nancy Field Dorothy Finsel Becky Fleer Scott Fluhart Brian Foltz Kevin Forgrave While taking a general business test under Mr. Coleman's supervision, freshmen students find it to be challenging. 94 Freshmen Sherri Furnii� David Garev Laura George Lindy Gilliland John Good fellow Hod Goodin Sheryl Green Jim Griffith Hod Gutridge Amy Hale In firs! year typing, some of the things the students learn how to type are letters, envelopes, and manuscripts. Krasing a careless mistake is freshman Stacey Huffman. Shaun Hanley Julie Harlan Kussell Harper Julie Harris Tom Harris Heidi Henery Shawn Herman Donald Hill Kim Hite Khonda Hoover Barb Householder Stacey Huffman Daw n Johnson Frank Johnson Freshmen 95 If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. — John Galsworthy Robert Lynn Terry Lynn Honey Lee Martin Jerry Martin Tammy May- 96 Freshmen Chris Pettit Don Pickett John Pittman Kim Parsons Stacey Paxson Tracey Paxson In her Latin I class. Miss Lucille Love helps Samantha Johnson on her homework assignment. « Anna Purkey Sharon Randolph Carl Reichley John Reichley Deb Reincheld Imogene Richard Michele Ridenour Freshmen Freshman students in Mr. Charles Fetrow's General Science class learn the basics of the biology , chemistry, and physical sciences. Delana Robbins Kim Rodger� Mike Sagan Robert Sands Carl Schmus To be great is to be misunderstood. — Ralph Waldo Emerson During hi� art class. Ed Vest spends time work- ing on his figure drawing for a grade. Jerry Scurlock Lisa Scurlock John Searles Melinda Sec rest Stephanie Seibert Brian Severance John Shafer Allen Shaffer Kevin Sherwood Jeff Shoemaker Teresa Shriner Mike Sickles David Sigler Darrell Simpson Patrick Sims Renee Skeens Jody Skinner Cory Smart 98 Freshmen Jackie Slrausbaugh Tracy Sweeney Christy Swinehart l)ean Taylor Mike Turnes Freshmen 99 In Thornville THE Sfofikz 246-6347 TOM HILL PROCESSING Farm Killed Beef Choice Quarters and Sides for Sale Custom Processing 8 South Main Street Professional Hair Care by Rebecca Krumlauf, Owner Cathy DeCarlo, Mgr. Beth Pfeifer Box 266A, Route 1 Glenford, Ohio Oscar and Lois Young, Owners Business Phone: 787-2922 Home Phone: 787-2985 SENTINEL BOOSTERS Somerset Little Phil Inn, 743-2338 Somerset Auto Parts, 743-2155 Long’s Somerset Pharmacy, 743-2185 Somerset Candle Gift Shop, 743-1021 V Thornville Clark Lamme Radio Shack Dealer, 246-6336 Glenford Swinehart’s Country Mart, 695-2258 I have always recognized that the object of business is to make money in an honorable manner. I have endeavored to remember that the object of life is to do good. — P. Cooper Advertiiting 101 CAMPBELL’S SNACK BAR Kodak Film Processing Dry Cleaning Service Coffee and Doughnuts Fountain Service 743-1455 STOVCIK DENTAL CENTER Kenneth John Stovcik, D.D.S. Joy Bebout Stovcik, D.D.S. 29 East Columbus Street Thornville, Ohio 43076 246-5286 THE TCW COMPANY South Main Street • P.O. Box 648 • New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Engineering • Surveying • Surface Mining Permits • Soil Water Testing and Treatment • Blasting Surveys • Seismograph Studies • Environment and Reserve Studies • Resource Development President — T. Chris Wilson, P.E., P.S. Phone: Office (614) 342-5131 CHARLES E. BOPE, M.D. CLOUSE CLINIC 116 West Main Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1352 BURD’S GREENHOUSE 420 Swigart Street New Lexington i j) Phone: 342-3354 Complete Floral Service — Prom, Graduation, Weddings j? JEFFER’S FORD FARM 550 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio “Where Cars and Trucks, Like Eggs, Are Cheaper in the Country.” Sec. — Yvonne Gill, Jim Hanson, Jack Jeffers 1 02 Advertising Congratulations and Good Luck THE SHELLY COMPANY Thornville, Ohio An Equal Opportunity Employer Advertising 103 STEVE CLOUSE, D.D.S. 400 S. Columbus Street 743-2566 Somerset, OH UNDERWOODS, INC. Hardware Furniture Appliances Somerset, Ohio THE NEWLON-FORAKER CO. 215 S. Main Street New Lexington, OH Ed and Frank Newlon Sales Manager Mike Snider and Co-Owner Frank Newlon Home Owned • Home Controlled Member FDIC 342-5111 New Lexington NATIONAL BANK MICHAEL P. CLOUSE, JR., D.D.S. 114 W. Main Street 743-2343 Somerset, Ohio 1 04 Advertising McBEE’S JEWELRY Daniel A. Saunders, Owner 106 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio CLAY HAUS RESTAURANT Restored German House of 1812 Specializing in Home Cooked German and American Food Also German and American Wine and Beer Party Rooms Available 123 West Main Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1326 MARY ANN’S PIZZA “Give Us the Test — You’ll Say We’re One of the Best” Carryout — Delivery Located at State Route 256 and Oakthorpe Road Open 7 Days 246-5422 s jr h SEVENSMITH, INC. Comprehensive Technical Services James H. Smith Office Phone: (614) 743-1597 P.O. Box 542 104 North Columbus St. Somerset, Ohio 43783 MIKE’S SHOE RE-CARE “Complete Shoe Repair Services” Orthopedic Work Canvas Tent Repair • Athletic Equipment Repair 6150 Thornville Road Rushville, Ohio 43150 Mike Springer (614) 536-9068 Advertising 105 McVonafcts r r wy Plate Lunches, Subs and Pizzas, Miscellaneous Gasoline 246-5383 We Deliver HILL’S MARKET The Finest in Groceries Meats, and Produce Hours: 8 am-9 pm Monday Through Friday 8 am-9 pm Saturday Closed Sundays Somerset Phone: 743-1339 106 Advertising SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER “Everything in Building” New Lexington Phone: 342-1963 WHENEVER YOU NEED COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES WE LL ALWAYS BE RIGHT IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. BANK ONE Congratulations to 1983 Graduates RUSHVILLE OFFICE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Rushville, Ohio 43150 Phone: 536-7304 BARBER’S FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING State Rt. 668N Somerset 743-2388 “Free Estimates” See Dick, Betty, or Jeff lUilfeon UTotor Co. New Lexington, Ohio Perry County's Auto Shopping Center Advertising 109 GREEN’S AUTO SUPPLY East Main Street Somerset, Ohio 43783 READY-MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. • Building Materials and Supplies • Block and Brick • Rental Equipment • Agricultural Lime and Fertilizer Mechanic Street P.O. Box 87 New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone: 342-1948 GOODYEAR NEWLON TIRE 530 Carroll Street New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-3536 STARKEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 104 North Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio 43783 Agents — John Skinner, Tom Lentz, Terry Chute, Bob Towner, Tom Hill 743-1822, 743-2216, or 246-5745 “Insurance for All Your Needs Auto — Life — Hospitalization Toni Skinner — Student Council, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Varsity Volleyball, Girls Track 110 Advertising Advertising 111 THE NEW SOMERSET BANK ‘Your Independent Community Bank’ SOMERSET BAN 100 East Main St. Somerset, Ohio Member FDIC HOWARD STUDIO “Portraits With Personality” 57 North 3rd Street Newark, Ohio 43055 Phone: 345-4620 TIMOTHY BEVER MICHAEL CARNEY GINA THOMPSON 1983 SENTINEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.............................................. Opening, Student Life ....................................... Organizations................................................ Athletics ................................................... Faculty ..................................................... Seniors...................................................... Underclass................................................... Staff Artist................................................. Advertising.................................................. Adviser...................................................... ..........Tim Bever ..........Tim Bever Jeff Barber ........Jeff Barber Leanne Smith ....... Mike Carney Tim Bever .... Traci Wineman .... Gina Thompson ..............Staff .....Tonya Ramsey ........ Mike Carney Mr. Martin Imbroscio 112 “We bring our years to an end, as it were a tale that is told.”