Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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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

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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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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