Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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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

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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

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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