Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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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

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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

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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