Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

Time. . . Where did it go? Why did it fly away? Table of Contents Opening 2 Student Life 12 Organizations 26 Athletics 36 Faculty 58 Underclass 64 Seniors 88 Advertising 106 Index 128 Closing 132 Sheridan High School Thornville, Ohio Volume 24 Published by the Yearbook Staff There is no place quite like home. Home, Sheridan High School. A little hick school right in the middle of a cornfield. Located near the birthplace of Phillip Sheridan. The school's population is made up of three groups of people, those from Glenford, Thorn- ville, and Somerset. Let's think for a minute about what went on inside these halls. Like the first day of the freshman year wondering what up- perclassmen would be like. Think how many times we skipped class, and ended up dodging vicious teachers who were more than willing to catch us. Or try to comprehend how many hours of PDA detention were served because of the temptation in these halls. 6 Opening There were a lot of things that weren't so good about these halls though, like be- ing searched by the potty patrol before being able to go to the rest-room. Or how about the odor that filled the hallway during wrestling practice. There was nothing like discovering that someone had stacked your locker; only we always discovered it too late. One of the worst things about the halls was having to watch gorgeous girls walk past you and not being able to touch them. As we review the years we've spent at Sheridan, one of the factors that affected our lives would have been our friends, the ones who understood our past, believed in our future, and accepted us just the way we were. 8 Opening 10 Opening f'-'jOH 12 MAJ VS Above: Enrollee Barb Blackstone gives staff member Jeff Barber a guiding hand. Below: In their architectural design class Steve Blanken- ship and Paul George draw a house. SENIORS — Front Row: Matt McCandlish, Chris Willey, Larry Gower, Paul George, and Steve Blankenship Row 2 Barb Blackstone, Lea Ann Taylor, Tom Groves, Albert Curry, and Ron Spoonamore Above While working in the mechanics shop, Chris Willey and Matt McCandlish dismantle an engine Above Right Using a welding torch is one of the many things Tom Groves encounters during the day Below As a part of Ns work, Ron Spoonamore must operate a back-hoe Above: Taping the handle of a car door before painting is Larry Gower. Below: Precise, accurate work is demonstrated by machine tooling student Albert Curry. Above: When weighing meat we learn how to keep our fingers off of the scale. - Bill Petty. Below: Before her human customers arrive. Barb Blackstone practices on a dummy. In data accounting class both Kathy Knisley and Sondra Cupp get hands-on experience Above: First year electronics student Roger Pettit has already learned the procedure for testing circuits. Below: Lining up cars is one job performed in class by Steve Hubbard. MAJVS Is T raining T oday for T omorrow Above: While welding Charles LaRue wears a special uniform for protection. Below: Stopped before leaving to go to his OWE project, Byrd Howard poses for a picture. Above: One of Lowell Meredith's daily jobs is to keep the flowers watered. Below: Future beauti- cians Colleen O'Ryan and Sherry Hoops get plen- ty of practice at MAJVS. Above In ag processing Ted Eppley begins to make selective cuts on the beef Below jUNIORS - Front Row: Roger Pettit. Charles Clippinger. Ted Eppley. Chuck LaRue, and David Wise Row 2: Sherry Hoops, Colleen O'Ryan, Sondra Cupp, Kathy Knisley. Lowell Meredith, and Paula Shipman MAJVS 13 Sheridan held its 24th an- nual homecoming the 7th of October. This year's Queen was Toni Skinner. Her atten- dants were senior Amy Wilson, junior Tami Boring, sophomore Alicia Cornell, and freshman Molly Miller The queen and her atten- dants were escorted by the senior members of the foot- ball team. Student Council President, James Hanson crowned the queen. The Panthers of Maysville defeated the Generals by a score of 13-7. After the game, students danced in the gym while alumni en- joyed the reception in the cafeteria. 14 Above: In the Queen's parade, before the Homecoming game, the cheerleaders try to build spirit. Below: Percy the panther perishes during the traditional Homecoming pep-rally. Every year at Homecoming time the alumni come to sit in the cold and cheer on the school team. Pictured here is this year's crowd. Above After |im Carpenter escorts Amy Wilson onto the field Jeff Keller eases the tension by telling jokes Right: Student Council President, Bo Hanson, gives a short speech before introducing the Queen and her court Below After decorating the gym for the Homecoming Dance, the student council takes time out for a picture Above: While waiting for the ceremonies to end the Queen and her court stand patiently with their escorts. Below: Before throwing Percy into the fire the cheerleaders and Big Red pose for a picture. SHS Drama Presents fCCNT PAGE Above: Prior to the hanging of Earl Williams the reporters casually discuss the long day they've spent. Below: While Hartman tells his opinion, tndicott shows his feelings. Swindling her way through the mayor's web of rules and regulations is pompous Bensinger. Above: Waiting around the pressroom for his prime reporter is Walter Burns. Right After Williams escapes he has a rendezvous with his lady” friend Miss Molly Malloy. CAST Kaye Denton . Hildy Johnson Cheryl Reinhart . . Molly Molloy Blair Koss ... Earl Williams Catherine Reinhart ... Bensinger Brian Beach Schwartz Andrea ReDer Murphy Jeff Kolopajlo Endicott Tricia John Wilson Amy Jolin McCue Mark King .. Walter Burns Josef Finsel Pinky Hartman Steve Kelley Diamond Louis Michael Stevens .... Paul Grant Dorothy Finsel .... Mrs Grant Tammy May , Woodenshoes Beth Boring . Mrs. Schlosser Beth Boring . . .. Mrs Pincus Shirley Miller Above Trying to ignore Hildy Johnson's boastful speech are two reporters. Below Listening to the truth about the Williams' escape, surprises all of the reporters Fall Play 17 Above: Concentration on the good and bad points of the play are covered in the group circle Below: At the social, the local parson offers a few words of wisdom before the dance starts. In the store, Adam asks if there are any available wives in town or in stock. Above: Sarah is cone! It must have beer those Pontipee brothers! Zeke. Below: Trying to calm down after being hit Danie remembers what Milly said and walks away. Left: BRIDES - Kneeling: Milly, Sally Riley. Row 2: Alice, Barb Smith; Dorcas, Juanita Snider, Ruth, Sandy Cummings; Martha, Trad Wineman; and Sarah, Catherine Reinhart. Not Pictured: Liza, Cheryl Reinhart. Above: Social dances can be very exciting for rural folks. Dorcas shows her talent while also impressing Benjamin Pontipee. Above: Teaching the boys to pray is just one of the many tasks Milly attempts to do. Below: Hey boys I think it is a girl but I ain't never seen one before!” Gdeon Pont Above: Realizing his love for Milly, Adam vows to stay on the farm and protect her and his child. Below: Both Daniel and Liza like the atmosphere created at their new home. PONTIPEE BROTHERS - Kneeling: Caleb, Shawn Shumaker; Benjamin, jeff Keller; Frankincense, Kevin Sherwood. Row 2: Daniel, Roy Founds; Adam, Brent Danison; Gi- deon, jeff Barber; and Ephraim, Charlie Kile. Learning the facts about courtin is a bare” necessity for naive mountain-men. Above: Upon the first sight of Milly the brothers are in total awe. Right: Front Row: DANCERS - Shirley Miller, Stacey Huffman, Sabra Hayes, Tammy May, and Stephanie Seibert. Row 2: SUITORS - Mark King, Michael Stevens, Lydia Wren, Steve Kelley, Beth Boring, and Jeff Vontz. TOWNSPEOPLE — Marie Dumolt, Lisa Wineman, and Crystal Ellis. Above: When the suitors discover their girls are miss- ing, they are ready to kill. Below: Some of the girls try to convince Milly she is making her decision too fast. Spring Musical 19 Above: Showing their artistic talent Sabra Hayes and Cary Smith paint the walls. Below: Testing the fountain to see if the water is real, Doug Robinson gets wet. Discussing the seating arrangement are Kris Cochran and prom advisor Mrs. Ballantine. Gay 90's Relived During Prom This year the junior-senior prom was held on Saturday, May 12th. The junior class chose the theme of 90's On Parade. The side walls were decorated with a street front from the 90's on one side and a city park on the other. The concession stand was designed to look like the local pub. The pic- tures were taken either on a swing or in a small gazebo. The group Coo Comfort provided the music for the dance. A dinner of shrimp, stuffec potatoes, cole slaw, and rolls was served. Dessert was parfaits. Waiters were dressed as typical 1890 dandies. The invocation was given by toastmaster Al Danko. After dinner, junior class president Jeff Walters gave the welcome and senior class president jamie Smith gave the response. For the entertain- ment Tracy Dennis read the class history and Jeff Barber read A Special Day in the Lives of Two Patrolmen which was the class prophecy written by the senior prophecy committee. After the dance anyone wishing to, went to see Breakin' at Cinema 4. Egg McMuffins were waiting at the school for all stil awake when they returned. Above: In a team effort these juniors set the table service. Below: Is Tina Dusenberry fitting Karen Moore for her prom dress? Or is it just a prop? Above: At a weak moment it takes both Rex Scholl and Todd Flautt to move this one little plant Below: Prom goers are entertained by Cool Comfort. 20 Prom Above: Attending his first prom, Terry Barnes relaxes after dancing with Mrs. Fisher. Below: During the dance session of the prom some Above: Senior class president jamie Smith and date Steph Seibert pose gracefully for a pic- ture. (Incidentally Cammie Wagner and her date are directly behind Jamie) Below: Senior Tim Wells practices his Breakin. Above: Slow dancing gives couples a chance to enjoy each other's company Below: Ready for photo, Chad and Teresa smile, while Keller jokes with Tammy. Above: Posing for a family portrait this group shows many different emotions. Below: Upon arrival Mr. Andrew Reichley, owner of Gerboil Inc. greets his adoring public. Above: Between the dinner and the dance many couples meet in the hallway to pass the time. Below Why did we come with guys like these? It was all we could find ' Delana Robbins. Above: Boogieing to the beat, Mr and Mrs Roberts show the student body how to get down ' Below Co ahead and take the picture Martin, she is just like one of the family!'' Kermit Mick. Prom 21 STATE SCIENCE FAIR PARTICIPANTS - Front Row: Tricia lolin, Debbie Fleer. Row 2: Wendy Beardmore, Chris Tracey. Row 3: Jeff VanMeter, Bob Freeman. Row 4: Doug Collins, Jeff Walters. On Awards Night Students Are Honored for Their Achievements This year award night was held on May 15. Honor roll pins were awarded to the students that earned them. Yearbook members, scholarship recipients, and quiz team members were also honored. The Artist of the Year Award was given to senior Jeff Roffey. The recipients of the Vocational Awards of Distinction were: Linda Maxwell (Future Homemakers of America), Jeff Keller (Future Farmers of America), and Melissa Fisher (Office Education Associa- tion). Jeff Keller was also recognized for the Century III Award. The I Dare You Awards were given juniors Deb Anders and Doug Collins. Kaye Denton received the Philip H. Sheridan Social Studies Award. The students who will attend Boys' and Girls' State were recognized as Doug Lentz, Doug Collins, Gary Smith, Traci Shrider, and Becky Crossan. Tricia Jolin and Dorra George, the participants of Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, were also honored. Announcement was made that Annette Cotterman is valedictorian and Cheryl Reinhart is salutatorian for 1984. During a break in the presentations, the Jazz Band provided entertainment for the audience. At the end of the program, the scholarship results were an- nounced and the students on the teams were honored. Presenting the winner of the Lucille Love Out- standing Senior Award to Cheryl Rienhart is Miss Lucille Love, Latin teacher. Above: On awards night, members of all the scholarship teams get the results of the tests. Below: With Mr. Hite's help the American History scholarship team prepares for the test. Giving the invocation is Mr. Imbroscio. -Plinia Presenting the Sheridan High School Hall of Fame Awards is Mr Richard Fisher. 22 Awards Night OLYMPO OF THE MIND - Seated: Deb Fleer, Karen Forgrave, Samantha Johnson, Alicia Cornell, Martha Ziehlke, and Lisa Ridenour. Row 2: Lisa Malherbe, Adviser Mrs. Ballantine, Lisa Wineman, Bob Freeman, Tonya Ramsey, Rick Arick, Bill Antle, Gary Black, and Bo Hanson. Senior Kaye Denton, proudly accepts the Philip H. Sheridan Social Studies Award. Above: Awards for Presidential Classroom are presented to Dorra George and Tricia Jolin. Below: Juniors Deb Anders and Doug Collins receive I Dare You Awards. SCHOLAR ATHLETES - Front: Rona Roffey and Becky Crossan. Back: Mike Sagan and Dan Reichley. Above: Members of the BOE are recognized at their banquet. Below: At the band banquet, Kaye Denton received the John Philip Sousa Award, and Susan Arnold received Most Inspirational Band Member. Sheridan High School Hall of Fame m TED COTTERMAN Wrestling — 1976 GARY HURSEY Basketball - 1975 DOUG LATTIMER Basketball - 1964 SCOTT WALTER Football — 1979 Awards Night 23 Class of 1984 Graduates With New Outlook on Life On Sunday, May 27, the members of the class of 1984 assembled for the Bac- calaureate — Commencement in the high school gym. The seniors chose Pink and Baby Blue as their class colors. Pink Sweetheart Roses with Baby Blue ribbon as their class flower, and My Wish For You as their class song. The seniors also selected the quote Time Keeps Flowing Like a River to the Sea, And Its Banks Will Lead Where the Stars Wait for Me as their class motto. The senior class of- ficers were: lames Smith, President; Christina Fouch, Vice-President; Julie Nelson, Secretary; and Tracy Dennis, Treasurer. The Processional was played by the school band and was directed by Nicholas Calderone. The Valedictorian, An- nette Cotterman; Saiutatorian, Cheryl Ann Reinhart; and the members of the Na- tional Honor Society led the senior class onto the stage. The Invocation and Bac- calaureate address was given by Reverend Alvin Kintner of the Olivet Church of the Brethren. After the Valedictory and Salutatory, the seniors sang the class song. In the absence of Superintendent Bert Severance, Principal Richard Fisher presented the Valedictorian and Saiutatorian awards. After the singing of the Alma Mater and the presentation of the class of 1984 by Richard Fisher, diplomas were presented by school board members, Charles Boring, Paul Ream, and Robert Lynn. The high school chorus sang the Benediction and then the band played during the Recessional. Above: Seeming very happy to be receiving her diploma is Amy Wilson. Below: What's this? We've caught Scott Eickelberger practic- ing his austerity during graduation. Pictures of the senior class of 1984 are proudly displayed in the main showcase. Above: Graduating seniors listen intently to Rev. Alvin Kintner. Below: Graduate Sandy Cummings excitedly receives her diploma. - •■■■iiPnWQBn,W,!pF 24 Graduation Above: Valedictorian Annette Cotterman delivers her address to all present. Below: Here Salutatorian Cheryl Reinhart gives her speech to the senior dass. Above: Here Jamie Cooperider, Shawn Tread- their final senior picture. Below: Here the wav. lay Dennis, and Brvan Tussing pose for seniors take time to pray Good Luck '84 Left: MAJVS graduate Barb Blackstone receives her diploma from Max Perry. Below Left: Valedictorian Annette Cotterman leads the Processional. Right: Nice shirt Chad, who's your tailor? Below Right: Singing her song Time is Sally Riley. Graduation 25 Art Club Has a Busy Year Exploring the World of Art ART CLUB — Front Row: Marabeth Smith, Amy Paxson, Tonya Ramsey, and Adviser, Mrs. McIntyre. Row 2: Marina Burghy, Gayla Arn, Eric Zielhke, Rob Sands, and Andy Reichley. Row 3: Kathy Thieken, Christie Crader, Michele Hillis, Cammie Wagner, and Eve Campbell. Not Pictured: Jeff Rof- fey, Becky Crossan, and Jamie Hynus. Senior art experts give some advice to jr. high students. Above: Working on a day model, Doug Fisher molds an almost life-like image. Below: Senior Mark Little plays mo- tionless while other art members cover him with plaster. Above: Actively involved not only in teaching but also in the work is Mrs. Rita McIntyre. Below: Junior Eve Campbell prepares posters for the Zanesville hospitals. BAND - Front Row: Dee Covey, Kaye Denton, Crystal Elis, Susan Arnold, Susan Gut ridge, Lori Garrett, Marty DeLamatre, Mark King, Christy Fouch, Criss CJum, Mike Holdcroft, Dottie Garey, Gina Gordon, Sandy Cummings, and Brenda Short Row 2: Susan Swinehart, Amanda Busse, Angie Arnold, |eff VanMeter, Scot Parsons, Dave Pettit, Jim Cooperrider, Amy Paxson, Tracey Young, Debbie Merritt, Miranda Tankersley, Elizabeth Higgins, Juanita Snider, Holly Kmser, and Vicki Eickelberger Row 3: Paula Nethers, Anna Purkey, Lori Mickey, Tracey Paxson, Judy Boring, Kim Hite. Dianna Baker, Christy Swinehart, Michele Ridenour, Samantha Johnson, AJicia Cor- nell, Marabeth Smith, Jody Daugherty, Stacey Paxson, and Mindy Schmeltzer Row 4 Wendy Smith, Kelly Shahan, Lisa Harris, Jennifer Rayburn, Tami Anderson, Katie Harlan, Deanna West erf elt, Lisa Malherbe, Dorra George, Rod Grayson, Jamie Hynus, Heather Sagan, Cindy Barrick, Becky Cornell, and Peggy Noll JAZZ BAND — Front Row: Juanita Snider, Laura George, Holly Kinser, Alicia Cornell, Michele Ridenour, and Samantha Johnson. Row 2: Scot Parsons, Miranda Tankersley, Marty DeLamatre, and Crystal Ellis. Row 3: Gina Gordon, Dave Pettit, Susan Arnold, Chris- ty Fouch, Jeff VanMeter, Mike Holdcroft, and Criss Clum. SHS Band Works for a Great Year Everyone needs to rest sometime and that is ex- actly what these band members are doing. Senior band member. Crystal Ellis steps out to stand with her parents on Parents' Night. PEP BAND — Front Row: Amy Paxon, Christy Swinehart, Kaye Denton, Susan Gutridge, Judy Boring, Debbie Merritt, and Sandy Cummings Row 2: Juanita Snider, Crystal Ellis, Laura George, Holly Kinser, Michele Ridenour, and Samantha Johnson. Row 3: Tracey Young, Miran- da Tankersley, Scot Parsons, Marty DeLamatre. Mandy Busse, and Dorra George Row 4 Gina Gordon, Susan Arnold, Christy Fouch, Dave Pettit, Jeff VanMeter, Mike Holdcroft, and Mark King Band 27 CHORALE - Front Row: Mr Abrams, Laura Clum, Misty Mallett. Steph Alspach, Beth Houk, Keena Kaffenberger. Sandy Cutridge, Annette Cotterman, Susan Swinehart, Susan Gutndge, Dottie Garey, Lisa Wineman, and Juanita Snider. Row 2: Cheryl Smart, April Beall. Michele Hillis, Staci Johnson, Traci Shrider, Kristy Boyer, Missy Sagan, Wendy Keister, Letitia Henry, Janet Dupler, Sandy Cummings, Cheryl McCullough, and Toni Skin- ner Row 3 Gary Evans, Mark Little, Aaron Robison, Ron Crandell, Bill Antle, Kathy Thieken, Marina Burghy, Cheryl Reinhart, Traci Wineman, Kaye Denton. Crystal Ellis, and Sally Riley. Row 4 Lyle Harris. Ritt Butler, Jeff Barber. Jeff Keller. Jeff Walters, Chad Helsel, Shawn Shumaker, Josef Finsel, Roy Founds, Scot Parsons, and Mandy Busse Row 5: Jeff Kolopajlo, Rodney Grayson. Richard Starner, and Mary Searles. Above Joining the chorale in singing the Halleluiah Chorus are some alumni who were previously in chorale Below: Conductor. Mr Al Abrams leads the group during the concert. Above: SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE - Front Row: Jeff Keller, Shawn Shumaker, Cheryl Reinhart, Barb Smith, Traci Wineman. Jeff Barber, and Roy Founds Row 2: Jeff Kolopa- jlo, Bill Antle, Josef Finsel, Mandy Busse, Sandy Cummings, Susan Swinehart, Susan Gutridge, and Annette Cotterman. Row 3: Kaye Denton, Toni Skinner, Beth Houk. Steph Alspach, Staci Johnson, Sally Riley, Crystal Ellis, Carolyn Ben- nett, and Sandy Gutridge. Below: SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE - Barb Smith, Annette Cot- terman. Cheryl Reinhart, Traci Wineman. Kaye Denton, Crystal Ellis. Sally Riley, and Susan Gutridge (Not Pictured: Dottie Garey) Participation in Chorus Encourages Music Appreciation Members of mixed chorus perform during the Christmas concert with enthusiasm, almost. 28 Chorus Theater Department Performs 9 Plays This Year DRAMA CLUB — Front Row: Kelly Shahan, Andrea Reber, Deb May, Robin Maxwell, President; Marie Du molt, Secretary; Kaye Den- ton, Parliamentarian; Cheryl Reinhart, Treasurer; and Sally Riley. Row 2: Kevin Sherwood, Amy jolin, Tami Anderson, Beth Boring, Mickey Hitchens, Lydia Wren, State Representative; Cheryl McCauley, Sabra Hayes, Amanda Busse, juanita Snider, Lisa Wineman, and Mark King. Row 3: Jeff Yontz, Sam Womeldorf, Shirley Miller, Barb Smith, Cheri Willey, Kathy Thieken, Dorothy Finsel, Bill Antle, and Jeff Barber. Row 4: Josef Finsel and Jeff Kolopajlo. Above: Acting can be hard work, Jeff Kolopajlo and Brian Beach take a rest between acts. Below: In Front Page Kaye Denton and Josef Finsel main- tain character during an argument. THESPIAN SOCIETY, TROUPE 283 - Front Row: Deb May, Robin Maxwell, Lydia Wren, Marie Dumolt, Cheryl Reinhart, and Kaye Denton. Row 2: Mark King, Andrea Reber, Cheri Willey, Cheryl McCauley, Amanda Busse, Juanita Snider, and Sal- ly Riley Row 3: Jeff Kolopajlo, Kathy Thieken, Bill Antle, Dorothy Finsel, Jeff Barber, and Josef Finsel. Drama Club 29 Future Teachers and FHomemakers Learn by Doing and by Working FHA - Front Row: Advisers Mrs Roberts and Mrs Mick, Becky Orr, Theresa Quinn, and Deb Purkey Standing: Tammy May. Ten Bennett, Gay la Arn, Teresa O'Neil, Tammy Brown, Robin Hughes, Alice McMahan, Leatha Brown, Tammy Bennett, Sue Maxwell, Barbie Beard, Trilynn Beall, Teresa Shriner, Karen Moore. April Beall. Tina Dusenberry, Brenda Quinn, Karen Forgrave. and Martha Ziehlke. Above: New FHA president, Tina Dusenberry accepts the gavel from past president, Linda Maxwell Below: Receiving an award for his help during the year is a pleasure to Mr. Alan King. Attending his last banquet as principal, Mr. Richard Fisher addresses the audience. FHA officers pose for their last group picture of 1984 behind their symbolic candles 30 FHA FTA Kaye Denton. Row 2: Amy Paxson, Stacy Pax- son, Lori Garrett, Judy Boring, Marty DeLamatre, and Adviser Mr. Larry Davis. Row 3: Jim Patterson, Alice McMahan, Christie Crader, Gayla Arn, Bo Hanson, Jeff Barber, and Bill Tudor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - Front Row: Leanne Smith, Tina Dusenberry, Karen Forgrave, Debbie Merritt, Christy Fouch, and Above SENIOR BOE - Front Row Lois Brim, Melissa Fisher, Tina Young, Seleena Tucker, Carolyn Bennett, Nancy Barnett, and Jody Hynus. Row 2: Coleena Mohler. Sandy Goodin, Tina Bieber, Tammy Bennett, Tracy Anderson, Teri Conrad, Leatha Brown, and Mrs. Koehler Below: JUNIOR BOE — Front Row: Teresa Southers, Deb May, Tonya Mauller, Leanne Smith. Denise Shevel, Debbie Alien, Tracy Young, and Kathy Williams Row 2 Mrs. Swinehart, Martha Cannon, Tammy Brown, Wendy Flemming, Diana Teagarden, Alice McMahan, Leann Snider, Cammie Wagner, and Monica White. Above: After losing the match, the quiz team looks to next year since most of the team will be returning. Below: Junior Bob Freeman ad- dresses the judge while senior Josef Finsel il- lustrates his dashingness Below: QUIZ TEAM - Mr. Davis, Adviser; Josef Finsel, Jeff Van- Meter, Jeff Keller, Deb Fleer, Lisa Ridenour, Gary Black, Bob Freeman, and Letitia Henry. OEA Combines Computer Science With Business Above: Senior Coleena Mohler works proficiently with a typewriter, in BOE Below: Avoioing distrac- tions within the work place is a must for the world of business.” Tina Young. 1984 Quiz Team Looks to Next Year With Hope OEA Quiz Team 31 Right: SENIOR-JUNIOR FFA - Front Row: Eric Wooten, Shawn Shumaker, Rex Scholl, Doug Collins, Cheryl McCauley, and Rodger Severance. Row 2: Terry Shafer, Criss Clum, Andy Ridenour, Chris Skinner, John Fullmer, Jim Fulk, Jim Boring, Ron Crandeil, Chad Helsel, Jeff Keller, and Mr. Masterson. Below: Officers for '83-84 pose for their last picture. Aivuma AMLK1LA Left: New Officers are posed and ready to assume responsibility. Below: Replacing Sandy Cummings as FFA sweetheart is the graceful Miss Kristi Boyer of Thornville. Left: SOPHOMORE FFA - Front Row: Bill Wymer, Brent Moyer, Bob Lynn, Tracy Sweeney, Carl Reichley, Brian Boyer, John Reichley, Brian Severance, and Pat Sims. Row 2: Kevin Forgrave, David Ours, Joe Carpenter, Brian Smith, David Carey, Ron Cooperider, Nick Alspach, Jay Shafer, Toby Eversole, John Goodfellow, and Mr. Masterson. Industrial Arts Club Learns to Build a Future Right: INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB - Front Row: Bill Tudor, Joe Wilson, Keith Thorne, Alan Lerch, and Steve Kish. Row 2: Bruce Sands, Jim Schumacher, Mark Smith, Andy Reichley, Earl Schmus, Tracy Jackson, and Joe Stalling. Row 3: Rodney CkxxJin, Rusty Yarger, Brian Webb, Barry Workman, John Woodruff, James Wells, and Jerry Martin. Row 4: Trent Coble, Rick Smith, Sam Brown, Jeff Wright, Bill Davis, Jay Shafer, Dale Factor, and Mike Sickles Row 5: Matt Hupp, Doug Fehrman, John Goodfellow, and Tracy Sweeney. 32 FFA Industrial Arts NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - OLD MEMBERS - Front Row: Melissa Fisher, Beth Houk, Jeff Keller, Susan Swinehart, Vice Presi- dent; and Kaye Denton. Row 2: Susan Arnold, Treasurer; Annette Cotterman, Chris Skinner, Robin Maxwell, and Dottie Carey, Secretary. Row 3: Mr Davis, adviser; Brian Beach, Presi- dent; Cheryl Reinhart, and Mr. Ballantine, ad- viser. (Not Pictured: Lydia Wren.) Above: Registering is Mike Holdroft, while his buddy Chris Skinner helps him Below: Old member Cheryl Reinhart stands ready to give inductee Leanne Smith her NHS pin. Above: Vice-President Susan Swinehart lights the candle of character and explains its significance. Below: Making her way to the stage is senior inductee Julie Nelson. NHS - NEW MEMBERS - Front Row: Teresa O'Neil, Deb Purkey, Michele Hillis, Leanne Smith, Toni Skinner, and Julie Nelson. Row 2: Debbie Fleer, Tonya Ramsey, Elizabeth Hig- gins, Dorra George, Daphne George, Paula Nethers, Becky Crossan, and Amy Paxson. Row 3: Mike Holdcroft, Dan Reichley, Doug Collins, Gayla Arn, Brenda Short, Anita Turnes, and Traci Shrider. Row 4: Alice McMahan, Tina Dusenberry, Gary Black, Lisa Wineman, Bob Freeman, and Jeff VanMeter. (Not Pictured: Todd Clippinger.) Organizations 33 1984 Student Council Student Council once again had a busy year. Some of the most memorable events were: the homecoming celebration, 5th annual grandparents day, faculty-senior basket- ball game, twerp week, which ended with a beach party and air band contest, and co-sponsoring awards night. Of- ficers for the year were: James Hanson, President; Shawn Shumaker, Vice- President; Toni Skinner, Secretary; Teresa Hupp, Treasurer; and Andy Ridenour, Student Adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL — Front Row Marabeth Smith, Jamie Hynus, Cheryl Dennis, Karen Ort- man, Tammy May, Dawn Vermillion, Alicia Cornell, and Jody Skinner Row 2: Julie Anspach, Leann Snider, Daphne George, Cam- mie Wagner, Rex Scholl. Rona Roffey, Teresa Hupp, and Doug Collins Row 3: Mike Sagan Shawn Shumaker, Jim Hanson, Andy Ridenour, Doug Fisher, Bryan Tussing, left Barber, Ton Skinner, and Sandy Cummings. Equestrian Publishes 5 Issues Integrating computer technology and common newspaper skills is Mrs. Jane Kunkler. Brainstorming for ideas, Denise Clayton and Brent Danison draw a satirical cartoon. EQUESTRIAN STAFF - Front Row: Barb Smith, Steph Alspach, Beth Houk, and Teresa O'Neil Tami Boring, Denise Clayton, Cheri Willey, and Row 3: Chad Lotozo, Jamie Smith, Bill Antle, Linda Maxwell Row 2: Jenny Watkins, Gayla Arn, and Brent Danison. Taking a moment to show their real character the Equestrian staff poses for a picture. Above: Working hard on the latest edition, Linda Maxwell exhibits her leadership qualities Below: Acting like they are busy at work are Steph Alspach and Elizabeth Houk. 34 Student Council Newspaper SENTINEL STAFF - Seated: Mr. Martin Im- broscio, Adviser; and |eff Barber, Editor. Standing: Cayla Am, Kathy Barr, Lisa Wineman, and Traci Wineman. Above: During awards night Cayla Am and Kathy Barr stand ready to receive their 1st year awards. Below Auxiliary staff member joe Bagley checks typewriter covers. Above Senior jeff Barber sits in awe of the way Mr Imbroscio's closet is packed with materials Below: While working in the office Traci Wineman helps with the yearbook. Sentinel Staff Uses Creativity to Produce an Exciting Book Lookie what followed me to the yearbook staff room! Can I keep her? — Mr. Martin Imbroscio. Above While staying for staff Kathy ponders whether Traci or she will receive the treasured SS award Below Taking a break between her rigorous working habits is junior Lisa Wineman. Yearbook 35 Team motto is: Hit ball hard, ball go far! VARSITY GOLF TEAM - Al Danko, Brent Danison, James Hanson, Coach Hite, Joe Wilson, Todd Flautt, and David Warner Above In the rrndcfle of his swing. Brent Danison keeps his eyes on the ball Below Senior joe Wilson, this year's MVP. putts in an example of how he earned the title VARSITY GOLF RECORD Sheridan Opponent Lost ..................... Lakewood Lost........................Newark Lost......................... Heath Lost ...............Newark Catholic Won.....................River View Lost....................John Glenn Won .................... Tri-Valley Lost..........................Heath Lost................West Muskingum Lost ........................Philo Won......................Maysville Won.....................Crooksville Lost.........................Morgan Lost............................New Lexington 4th Place.....Sectional Tournament 7th Place..................... MVL Tournament MVP — Joe Wilson Above On the bus govig home. David Warner does an imitation of Mr Hite pouting after a match Below After dropping three balls nto the water. larme Smith prepares to try. try. aga i RESERVE GOLF TEAM - Jeff Wright, Todd Clipp- inger, Jamie Smith, Coach Hite, Jeff Barber, Steve Cupp, and Aaron Johnson Golf 37 FOOTBALL TEAM — Front Row: )im Carpenter, Brad Campbell, Chad Lotozo, Crede Bailey, Mark Little, Jeff Keller, Rod Davisson, Shawn Shumaker, and Scott Eickelberger. Row 2: Mike Turnes, Bill Tudor, Craig Love, William Dailey, Doug Collins, Doug Lentz, Mark Paxton, Doug Robinson, Mike Sagan, David Carey, and Brett Crane Row 3: Mike Barnett, Joe Carpenter, Ron K’Miller, Kelly Kopis, Randy Painter, Don Loughman, Dale Factor, Nick Alspach, Kevin Wagner, Dave Dawson, Brian Cooperider, and Rodney Goodin Assistant Coaches Larry Remmert, Randy Miskell, Ray Peyton. Head Coach Paul Culver; Assistant Coaches Greg Forsythe, Larry Davis, and John Coleman. Sheridan 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL Fairfield Union . . Opponent .... 10 33 River View ....12 14 John Glenn 0 26 Tri-Valley 7 6 Philo .... 48 7 Maysville .... 13 7 Crooksville .... 10 45 Morgan .. . . 14 13 West Muskingum ... 21 8 New Lexington . . ... 22 WON - 4 LOST - 6 Football Season Leaves Team With Lasting Memories Above Hey you @� $ come back here and help me up. someone help me” - Brad Campbell Below Football mothers present a spirit flag to a well deserving football team. During a night of rough competition, head coach, Paul Culver, decides to turn to the Man Upstairs'' for some advice. The ballcarriers from top to bottom are Chris- ty Crader, Leann Snider, Suzette Harmon. Gayla Arn, Cheri Willey, and Becky Crossan 1983 football MVP is Chad Robert Lotozo. Trying to avoid being tackled is Senior Rod Davisson running with great speed and en- durance towards the goal post. 38 Football Before the game against West Muskingum, Co-captains Chad Lotozo and Shawn Shumaker discuss their game strategy. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 26 River View .... 14 14 Tri-Valley 8 12 John Glenn .... 12 22 Philo 26 0 Maysville 32 26 Crooksville .... 0 H Morgan 0 WON - 4 LOST - 2 TIED - 1 Above: During the homecoming game against Maysville, Shawn Shumaker attempts to throw the ball Left: Rod Davisson runs for a touchdown Upper Right Sheridan's MVP. Chad Lotozo, punts the ball in the fourth quarter Upper Left Showing great coordination and speed is Lotozo, catching his own punt Below Senior quarterback, Shawn Shumaker, passes the ball to a General teammate FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM - Front Row Cheyenne Wells, Andy Patterson, Eric Forgrave, Mark Collins, Todd Shriner, Matt Hupp. Troy Hale, and Steve Shingler Row 2: Mitch Bailey. Bob Lawson, Dave Grant, Steve Carpenter, Matt White, Shane Lawson, )eff Canaday, Mike Short, and Bob Loraditch Row 3. Coach Davis. Kurt Wright. Todd Deaver, Kyle Danison, lames Watkins, Scott Vincent, Scott Ortman. and left Highshoe Football 39 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front Row: Coach Whetherholt, Chris Skinner, Criss Clum, and Mike Holdcroft. Row 2: Brian Smart, Kevin Forgrave, Homer Petty, Lee Parker, Russ Carney, and Paul Dudgeon. (Not Pictured: John Fullmer.) BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 15 River View 41 15 )ohn Glenn 47 15 Tri-Valley 48 15 Maysville 49 15 Morgan 50 15 New Lexington . 48 15 Crooksville .... 50 INVITATIONALS 1st Amanda-Clearcreek 1st Licking Heights 1st Fairfield Union 2nd Bloom-Carroll 1st Buckeye Lake 1st MVL Meet 1st District Meet 9th State Meet Chris Skinner - 9 course records, MVL Champion, and District Champion. Male Harriers Set New Records Above: During the first 200 yards of the meet with River View, the team's knowledge of the home course shows as they run in the leading pack. Right: Chris Skinner, who set 9 new course records, pulls out in front to lead the team to a sweeping victory over Tri-Valley. Left: At the New Lex meet, lunior Lee Parker helps the team's position by finishing fourth. Above: SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY MEMBERS - Front Row: Coach Whetherholt and Christy Fouch Row 2: lohn Fullmer, Mike Holdcroft, Chris Skinner, and Criss Clum 40 Boys Cross Country With no competition near, cross country member, Daphne George, approaches the mile turning point on the home course. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Kneeling, Christy Fouch. Standing: Vanessa Muncy, Daphne George, Coach Whetherholt, Nancy Above: Showing their many trophies are boys and girls cross country MVP recipients: Chris Skinner, Christy Fouch, and Mike Holdcroft GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent INVITATIONALS 4th Amanda-Clearcreek 10th Licking Heights 9th Fairfield Union 6th Lancaster 3rd Sectional Meet Christy Fouch - MVL Champion, District Champion, 5th in State, and All Ohio. Breaking one of her seven course records is Christy Fouch against Millersport, at home. Field, and Tracy Hale. Not Pictured: Kristy Boyer and Michele Hillis. ■ ij Lm.. ,1 ii A mil Hr 1 1 f ' ' ‘ Ik m — Tracy Hale shows much endurance and patience as she runs her first year in cross country Female Harriers Lose One Senior As Vanessa Muncy rounds the pylon, she is followed closely by sophomore Nancy Field Girls Cross Country 41 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Front Row: Mary Montell, Kris Cochran, Wendy Keister, Anita Turnes, Traci Shrider, and Missy Sagan. Row 2: Staci Johnson, Teresa Hupp, and Toni Skinner (Not Pictured: Coach Sue Harrison.) SENIOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS AND TRI- CAPTAINS - Staci Johnson, Teresa Hupp, and Toni Skinner. Applying great skill and concentration in the game is varsity team member Missy Sagan. Waiting on the serve during the second game are varsity members Kris Cochran, Traci Shrider, and Missy Sagan. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Won.....................Crooksville Won...........................Philo Won..........................Morgan Won.....................John Glenn Won .................... Tri-Valley Won.....................River View Won.............................New Lexington Lost ..............Newark Catholic Won.................West Muskingum Won.....................Crooksville Won...........................Adena Won ......................... Philo Won..........................Morgan Lost....................John Glenn Won .................... Tri-Valley Lost....................River View Won.................New Lexington Won ...................... Lakewood Won........................MaysviHe Lost................West Muskingum SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Won.................... Nelsonville Won.......................Alexander DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Won.................Washington C.H. Won........................... Rock Hill REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lost................North Western WON - 20 LOST - 6 Volleyball has another great year and wins many honors Left: Standing in awe after Kris Cochran's serve is Traci Shrider and Missy Sagan. Above: Executing her strength for a powerful serve is senior Teresa Hupp. 42 Volleyball Senior volleyball member Toni Skinner at tempts to return a serve by River View. Above: Senior volleyballers Staci Johnson and Teresa Hupp share the MVP title this year Below: Reserve team members Kim Rodgers and Deb Fleer prepare to change places as time is called at a home match. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Front Row: Manager Mike Brown, Heather Sagan, Cheryl Dennis, Lori Danko, Dee Davisson, and Julie Wilson. Row 2: Dawn Hinger, Julie Anspach, Sandy Clippmger, Molly Miller, Jennifer Helser, Barbie Crossan, and Coach Gary Swinehart. Above: Varsity volleyball members gather to boost team spint. Above Right. Laurel Walter returns the volley while reserve team members watch in awe Below RESERVE VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Front Row: Karen Ortman, Laurel Walter, Deb Fleer, and Missy Fleer. Row 2: Dawn Vermillion, Terry Harns, Amy Wilson, Christy Detwiler, and Kim Rodgers Volleyball 43 WRESTLING TEAM - Front Row: Chaun Brison, Eric Forgrave, Brad Boyer, Roger Chapman, Mark Little, Aaron Robison, Matt White, and Alan Cot- terman. Row 2: Coach Forsythe, statistician With a look of pain, varsity wrestler Mark Little, at- tempts to pin his opponent. Suzette Harmon, Matt Hupp, Keith Thorne, left Keller, Ron Crandell, Scott Eickelberger, Don Loughman, Kevin Wagner, statistician Christy Fouch, and Assistant Coach Peyton. Most Valuable Players in wrestling are seniors Mark Little and Roger Chapman. Three Wrestlers Win MVL Meet; Two Co Regional At a home meet, wrestler Don Loughman, stands face to face with his opponent. During the MVL meet Roger Chapman shows how he controls members of the other teams. Trying to overcome the agony of defeat senior jeff Keller fights the take-down. Senior wrestler Scott Eickelberger concen- trates on beating his opposition. 44 Wrestling Above: Coaches Peyton and Forsythe give Mark Little some advice. Below: At the MVL meet Roger Chapman wins his match. Above: Holding his opponent for the referees is Scott EiCkelberger. Above: Going for a pin and the winner of his match is Jeff Keller Below: Senior Roger Chap- man tries to get his opponent to roll-over for a pin. At the home MVL meet Don Loughman strives for success in winning his match. Above: Pinning his opponent in the first round is Jeff Keller Below: Coach Forsythe stands with Senior Scott Eickelberger, Roger Chapman, and Mark Little VARSITY WRESTLING Sheridan Opponent 34 Meigs.................30 46 Ironton...............30 32 Newark ...............34 16 John Glenn............44 47 Maysville.............22 25 River View............34 24 Tri-Valley............45 36 Morgan ...............30 22 Philo.................45 34 New Lexington________35 15 Fairfield Union......55 INVITATIONALS 5th Sheridan Invitational 3rd Bloom Carroll Invitational 5th MVL Tournament 6th District Tournament 8 Wins 9 Losses Wrestling 45 Above: Only two members of the gymnastics team are seniors, jody Hynus and Staci Johnson. Below: Junior, Daphne George shows a perfect form during her routine on the balance beam. GYMNASTICS TEAM - Front Row: Angie Ingold, Dee Davisson, Wendy Smith, Peggy Noll, and Sally Cooperrider. Row 2: Staci Johnson, Leanne Smith, Janelle Keiffer, and Tami Boring. Row 3: Deb Anders, Jody Hynus, and Daphne George. Row 4 Assistant coach Cindy Johnson, Manager Bo Han- son, and Coach Linda Teeters. Above: During her floor routine, Sally Cooperrider prepares to do a turnover. Below: Performing on the uneven parallel bars. Dee Davisson uses much con- centration Below Right Vaulting over the horse and working on her landing is Janelle Keiffer T umblers End Year With Many Ups and Downs” Above: Sophomore, Janelle Keiffer executes both poise and grace while learning how to fly Below: Statisticians Bo Hanson, Jamie Smith, and Misty Mallet pose for their picture. 46 Gymnastics Above: junior Leann Smith, while performing in front of the judge, nears completion of her routine. Right: Showing the form and grace that won her 4th place all around” at the district is Daphne deorge. Below: Before dis- mounting, Deb Anders does a somersault. Showing an expression of insecurity, Staci johnson initiates her routine with precision. GYMNASTICS Sheridan Opponent 89.50 Athens.......... 75.44 89.50 Coshocton....... 69.72 86.38 Morgan.......... 80.20 89 94 DeSales......... 92.03 60 35 Dublin ......... 98.40 65.05 Buckeye Valley .. 82.40 69.45 Heath........... 69.55 67.50 Franklin Heights .. 78.95 68.65 Athens.......... 72.40 72.00 Morgan.......... 59.50 4 Wins 6 Losses Above: Practicing one of her many routines on the balance beam, Wendy Smith learns to become a professional. Below: Only the camera can capture an athlete's true emotion. Above: Not always is it easy to walk across the balance beam says Angie Ingold. Below: In her first year of gymnastics, Peggy Noll becomes an expert in many areas including the beam. Co-MVP's in Gymnastics for 1984 are Daphne George and Staci Johnson. Gymnastics 47 Above: VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL - Front Row: Managers Tom Harris and )im Tyo. Row 2: Andy Reichley, Mark Paxton, Dan Reichley, Steve Shriner, jon Rhodes, Jeff Walters, Criss Clum, Andy Ridenour, Shawn Shumaker, Earl Schmus, Doug Fisher, Kirk Oehlman, and Jeff Henery. Right: Waiting for the ball to be taken out, are Jon Rhodes and Dan Reichley. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 61 Heath............68 65 Lakewood.........48 80 John Glenn.......91 57 Tri-Valley.......72 68 River View.......71 71 New Lexington .... 46 55 Maysville ...........60 71 West Muskingum ..59 67 Crooksville......55 75 Philo............61 61 Morgan ..............71 85 John Glenn.......90 40 Tri-Valley.......35 55 River View.......71 63 New Lexington .... 48 58 Maysville ...........55 62 West Muskingum .. 66 71 Crooksville......66 60 Philo............59 68 Morgan ..............63 43 Meigs............48 10 Wins 11 Losses Talking during the game is one way that Mark Paxton and Jeff Henery warm up? Varsity Boys Basketball Has an Even Year Above: Awe, he ain't cot no right to make a call like that! - Shawn Shumaker. Below: If you want this basketball, you'll have to come and get it! - Jeff Walters. Above: Co-Basketball MVP's are Jon Rhodes and Earl Schmus. 48 Boys Basketball Concentrating on the rim and his form during his foul shot is sophomore Kevin Forgrave. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: Man- ager David Ours and Coach Swmehart Row 2: Brian Foltz. John Goodfellow, Scott Ramage, Mike Sagan, Doug Fehrman, Randy Painter, Ron Coopender, face Stickdorn, Andy Estep, Carl Schmus, Kevin Forgrave, and Brian Cooperrider BOYS RESERVE BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 28 Heath...................41 36 Lakewood................27 49 |ohn Glenn..............36 32 Tri-Valley..............39 45 River View..............43 49 New Lexington (OT) ... 47 47 Maysville (2 OT)....51 27 West Muskingum.......28 40 Crooksville ..........48 41 Philo.................28 47 Morgan..................35 49 John Glenn..............35 49 Tri-Valley ............ 41 28 River View............49 30 New Lexington...........46 35 Maysville (2 OT)......38 54 West Muskingum.........43 36 Crooksville ..........31 45 Philo...................42 43 Morgan..................39 WON - 12 LOST - 8 Sophomore Andy Estep shows how to make a tongue out” lay up. Rushing under the basket to get the rebound, Ron Cooperider breaks past two opponents V Above: Getting ready to score more at the Philo Freshman Tournament, john Landerman prepares to drive for the basket. Left: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: lason Hinkle, Aaron Johnson, Troy Hale, Steve Carpenter, Andy Patterson, and Jerry Henery. Row 2: Kurt Wright, Jeff Canaday, Mark Col- lins, Jeff Baird, Kevin Krumlauf, Tom Shafer, and Coach Doug Lattimer. (Not Pictured: John Landerman.) Boys Basketball 49 Lady Generals Complete the Year at 12 10 Above: After making her shot. Missy Sagan follows through with her form. Below: During the pre-game portion of the game the Lady Generals show their skill during their warm ups. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL - Kneeling: Manager Rob Anderson. Standing: Deb Fleer, Becky Crossan, Monica White, Amy Wilson, Above: junior Leann Snider watches carefully before working the ball inside to other team- mates. Below: Running toward the basket to help are Dawn Vermillion and jenny Clouse. Excelling above her opponent, Chris Tracy has an easy access to make her shot count. Rona Roffey, Chris Tracy, Missy Sagan, Krh Cochran, Wendy Beardmore, Leann Snider and Coach Detwiler. Trying to fake a glance so she can pass the ball safely is sophomore Rona Roffey VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 63 Morgan .............17 57 Northridge.......35 61 john Glenn.......45 38 Tri-Valley.......39 32 River View.......55 28 New Lexington____69 36 Maysville ..........76 50 West Muskingum .. 37 73 Philo............39 68 Fairfield Union..38 46 Crooksville......31 48 Morgan .............25 44 john Glenn.......48 32 Tri-Valley.......48 34 River View.......66 44 New Lexington .... 61 44 Maysville........52 46 West Muskingum . . 43 59 Philo............48 66 Crooksville......36 Tournament 89 Belpre...........19 41 New Lexington .... 54 12 Wins 10 Losses 50 Gris Basketball RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 21 Morgan ..............23 28 Northride.........10 31 John Glenn.........12 12 Tri-Valley.........38 12 River View.........26 16 New Lexington .... 27 34 Maysville.........23 23 West Muskingum .. 16 33 Crooksville ........10 31 Philo..............14 41 Fairfield Union....18 35 Morgan .............18 36 John Glenn........ 8 23 Tri-Valley.........25 19 New Lexington .... 20 34 Maysville ..........29 27 West Muskingum .. 19 33 Crooksville........21 29 Philo.............21 27 River View.........31 13 Wins 7 Losses rs 77 Girls basketball MVP for the 1983-84 school year is junior Chris Tracy. Above: Trying to make a much needed foul shot is Jenny Clouse. Below: FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKET- BALL - Front Row: Julie Wilson, Missy Fleer, Lisa Ridenour, Terry Harris, and Vanessa Muncy. Row 2: Coach Paxson, Cheryl Dennis, Molly Miller, Ellen Cummings, Chaerae Howard, Sandy Clippinger, Laurel Walter, and Manager Wendy Gilliland Above: After driving to the basket Becky Crossan prepares to release her shot. Below: RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL - Lisa Scurlock, Jenny Clouse, Dawn Vermillion, Lindy Gilliland, Christy Detwiler, Barbie Smith, Julie Anspach, Tracy Paxson, Stacy Paxson, and Tina Sterner. Sophomore Missy Fleer attempts her foul shot while fellow teammates relax somewhat Girls Basketball 51 Senior Brian Beach begins to pull out from the rest of the pack While jumping the hurdles, Jim Schumacher is in a heated fight for the lead. With all he's got Chad Lotozo attempts to overtake the lead for his own. Tearn Sweeps MVL and Sectionals; Qualifies Five Runners for State 1984 tri-MVP's Chris Skinner, Jim Schumacher and Scott Eickelberger (at right). BOYS TRACK TEAM — Front Row: Eric Forgrave, Mike Holdcroft, Mike Skinner, Jim Schumacher, John Fullmer, Cory Smart, Shaun Hanley, and Brad Beach Row 2: Ron K'Miller, Mike Barnett, Eric Ziehlke, Todd Clippinger, Rex Scholl, Brian Foltz. Rob Sands, Rodney Gutridge, Dave Dawson, and William Daley. Row 3: Coach Gary Whetherholt, Lee Parker, Criss Clum, Kevin Forgrave, Bob Bates, Brian Beach, Crede Bailey, Jeff Muncy, Chad Lotozo, Chris Skinner, and Assistant Coach Lonnie Hill. Row 4: Scott Eickelberger and Rod Davisson. VARSITY BOYS TRACK ridan Opponent 82 John Glenn . . .43 91 Tri-Valley . . . 41 92 Vi Philo . . . 39‘ 2 117 Crooksville ...15 94 West Muskingum . . 38 89 New Lexington . .43 97 Morgan ...35 116 Maysville ...16 100V? River View ... 30’ 2 MVL Record: 9-0 School Records: Discus Throw MS'S — Scott Eickelberger. 1600 Meter Run 4:27.4 - Chris Skinner, 400 Meter Relay 43.9 - Brian Beach, Rod Davisson, Cory Smart, Jim Schumacher; Long Jump 20 Vi - Rod Davisson. STATE PARTICIPANTS - Brian Beach, Rod Davisson. Jim Schumacher, Chris Skinner, and Cory Smart. Here Criss Clum shows off high jump skills as buddies Parker and Holdcroft watch. Setting his own pace is sophomore distance runner Kevin Forgrave. 52 Boys Track GJRLS TRACK TEAM - Front Row: Vanessa Muncy. Judy Ratliff, Peg Noll, Heather Sagan, Terry Harris, Tracy Hale, and Molly Miller. Row 2: Nancy Field, Kim Rodgers, Jody Skinner, Kim Hite, Dawn Vermillion, Allayne Gornall, Janelle Keiffer, Heidi Henery, and Becky Fleer Row 3: Coach Linda Teeters, Michele Hillis. Chris Tracy, Holly Kinser, Wendy Beardmore, Becky Crossan, Kristy Boyer, Leann Snider, Daphne George, and Assistant Coach Larry Davis. Row 4: Amy Wilson, Christy Fouch, and Toni Skinner. Girls Take MVL, Regional, and Place Seventh at State Meet Receiving tri-MVP honors are Becky Crossan, Amy Wilson (2nd year MVP), and Judy Ratliff. Here freshman thinclad Molly Miller is about to overtake an opponent from Tri-Valley Freshman track ace Terry Harris shows off her abilities in mid-air. Here senior Amy Wilson fights for the lead in a During a cold meet. Heather Sagan, Wendy dual meet against Tri-Valley. Go Amy! Beardmore, and Terry Harris strive to win. Nancy Field maintains a strong lead over a Tri- Valley runner and a teammate Toni Skinner, Leann Snider, and Daphne George show their long-distance stamina. VARSITY GIRLS TRACK MVL Champions for 3rd year; Undefeated in all dual meets. Sectional, District, and Regional Champions 7th at State Tournament 3rd Newark Invitational 1st Bloom Carroll Invitational 2nd Johnstown Invitational SCHOOL RECORDS Long Jump — 16'8 Terry Harris High Jump — 5'4 Terry Harris, Becky Crossan 100 Hurdles - 14.9 Becky Crossan 100 Meter Dash - 12 4 Judy Ratliff 300 Hurdles - 46 8 Becky Crossan 3200 Run - 12.4 8 Christy Fouch 400 Relay - 50.6 Becky Crossan, Amy Wilson, Janelle Keiffer. Judy Ratliff 800 Relay - 1:46.85 Terry Harris, Janelle Keiffer, Kristy Boyer, Judy Ratliff 1600 Relay - 4:07 7 Daphne George, Leann Snider, Tom Skinner, Amy Wilson STATE PARTICIPANTS - Kristy Boyer, Becky Crossan, Christy Fouch, Daphne George. Terry Harris, lanelle Keiffer, Judy Ratliff, Toni Skinner, Leann Snider, and Amy Wilson. Oris Track 53 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL - Front Row: Jeff Henery, Doug Collins, Kevin Krumlauf, Dan Reichley, Kevin Wagner, and Brian Cooperider. Row 2: Andy Reichley, Doug Good Times Are Spent Having a Winning Season Right: Throwing the ball home in hopes of get- ting the runner out is Doug Fisher. Below: Proudly displaying the MVL All Sports Trophy are Mr. Fisher and Mr. Glade. Fisher, Doug Lentz, Dale Factor, Jeff Walters, Craig Love, Andy Estep, and Coach john Coleman. Using great skill to get a runner out at second is senior Bo Hanson. VARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 16 Trimble 7 10 New Lexington 7 6 Crooksville 3 9 Morgan 10 1 Philo 12 4 New Lexington 8 3 Crooksville 2 2 Fairfield Union 11 3 Fairfield Union 2 7 Philo 6 4 John Glenn 1 10 Liberty Union 1 6 Liberty Union 4 2 Maysville 3 8 River View 5 6 Morgan 2 11 Fairfield Union 13 5 West Muskingum 1 1 Tri-Valley 0 2 Crooksville 4 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 7 Alexander 1 4 New Lexington 11 WON - 14 LOST - 8 3rd in MVL; Sectional Runner-up Co-MVP's - )im Hanson and Andy Reichley 54 Baseball RESERVE BOYS BASEBALL - Front Row: David Warner, jerry Henery, Aaron johnson, Steve Carpenter, Kurt Wright, and Matt White. Row 2: Coach Forsythe, jeff Canaday, joe Carpenter, Craig Love, Mike Sagan, Clyde Stover, jon Landerman, and Mark Collins. Above: As Doug Collins receives a throw at second, Bo Hanson backs him up from behind. Below: Throwing the ball towards second is third-baseman Dan Reichley. Swinging the bat after trying to make a con- nection is sophomore Kevin Wagner. Above: Taking a long stride towards the base to get a runner out is junior Jeff Walters. Below: In the batter's box is co-MVP Ar.dy Reichley ready to hit a home run. Above: Leading off of base is Andy Reichley waiting for a chance to steal Below: Warming up before entering the batter's box is junior Doug Collins. BOYS RESERVE BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 8 New Lexington .... o 1 Crooksville............. 4 8 Philo..................12 8 Fairfield Union...... 4 4 Fairfield Union...... 3 4 Philo.................. 0 9 John Glenn............. 3 10 Maysville .............n 3 River View............. 4 Won 5 Lost 4 Baseball 55 VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM — Front Row: Staci Johnson, Tina Sterner, jenny Clouse, Anita Turnes, Teresa Hupp, Mary Montell, and Wendy Kei- ster. Row 2: Tracy Dennis, Rona Roffey, Missy Sagan, Cherae Howard, julie Anspach, Traci Shrider, Sherri Furniss, and Coach Harrison. Softball Ends Season During Regional Play Above: At a home game, freshman Rona Roffey reaches out to catch the ball. Below: Softball's Most Valuable Player is Staci johnson. Above: Varsity team member Teresa Hupp tries to catch a fly ball to outfield. Below: Senior Tracy Dennis hits the ball. At a home game, varsity team member Staci johnson hits the ball on the ground. VARSITY SOFTBALL Sheridan Opp 3 Newark Catholic........8 1 Licking VaHey...........2 15 New Lexington........... 8 12 Crooksville ............ 3 32 Morgan................. 8 9 Philo.................. 7 14 Crooksville ........... 4 8 Liberty Union .......... 4 19 Liberty Union .......... 3 11 John Glenn ............. 0 5 Philo................... 9 3 West Muskingum......... 0 4 DeSales................19 19 New Lexington........... 0 18 Morgan................. 8 3 MaysviHe................ 1 2 River View..............0 5 Tri-VaBey...............6 10 Philo................... 8 5 MaysviHe................ 7 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 19 Alexander.............. 0 15 Wellston................n DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 15 Waverly ................ 5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 5 Portsmouth West....12 WON - 17 LOST - 7 56 Softball Varsity member, Trad Shrider shows great concentration for her on-coming pitch. Trying for a homerun to lead the team to a vic- tory is varsity member Rona Roffey. Stooping for a grounder to try and get the last out in the inning is Anita Turnes. Above: Aiming for a straight pitch is Trad Shrider. Below: Discussing a bad call in the game is Anita Tumes and an opponent from the )ohn Glenn team. Above: Preparing to deliver her pitch is Traci Shrider. Below Reaching for the ball from first-base, varsity member Sherri Fumiss attempts to get her opponent out. RESERVE SOFTBALL Sheridan Opponent 15 Crooksville .... 13 Morgan .... 3 25 Liberty Union .. .... 32 5 De Sales .... 22 27 River View .... .... 30 22 WON - 3 LOST - 2 RESERVE SOFTBALL TEAM - Front Row: San- niss. Row 2: Coach Krisher, Dawn Hinger, Julie dy Clippinger, Cheryl Dennis, Lori Danko, Anspach, Kristy Merew, Christy Swinehart, Tina Missy Schmeltzer, Julie Wilson, and Sherri Fur Sterner, jenny Clouse, and Barb Crossan. Softball 57 RANDALL TALBOTT County Superintendent BERT SEVERANCE Local Superintendent RICHARD FISHER Principal, Student Council Adviser ALAN KING Assistant Principal JAMES BALLANTINE Guidance Counselor, NHS Adviser LARRY DAVIS Guidance Counselor, NHS, FTA, and Quiz Team Adviser NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Mr. Harlan, Clerk-Treasurer; Mr. Paul Ream, Mr. Bert Severance, Tom Hill, Vice-President; Mr. Robert Lynn, Mr. Robert Local Superintendent, and Mr. Rodney Spohn, Administrative Forsythe, Mr. Charles Boring, President; Mrs. Sylvia Assistant. AL ABRAMS Vocal Music KAY BALLANTINE Biology, Prom Adviser RICHARD BANFIELD Industrial Arts NICHOLAS CALDERONE Instrumental Music CAROL CLARK Typing, Accounting RANDY CLARK Social Science, Drivers Education CHARLES FETROW General Science GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education PATRICK FUNK Chemistry, Physics KAREN GLADE Senior English, Communications - Career Planning STEVEN GLADE Social Sciences, Athletic Director ELIZABETH HANSON Latin SUSAN HARRISON Physical Education, Health ANDREW HITE American History JAMES BECHLEY Architectural Drawing JOHN COLEMAN Business Math, General Business PAUL CULVER Physical Education As lime passes, many changes occur in even the best of us. Pictured above are Mrs. Carol Clark and Mr. Randy Clark as they look now; Mrs. Clark sports a new hairdo, while Mr. Clark continues to cultivate his beard Pictured to the left are the Clarks as they appeared in earlier years. HARVEY HOWDYSHELL Mathematics, Data Processing MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Yearbook Adviser, Assistant Student Council Adviser Faculty 59 JANET KOEHLER Senior IOE, Typing JANE KUNKLER English 10, Arts and Crafts, Newspaper Adviser DOUGLAS LATTIMER Physical Education, Drivers Education, Life Science RUTH LATTIMER Special Education, LD Teacher LUCILLE LOVE Latin RANDY MASTERSON Vocational Agriculture diane McGregor English 11, Communication — Career Planning, Audio Visual rita mcintyre Art, Art Club Adviser VIRGINIA MICK Home Economics RANDY MISKELL English 9, Communications — Career Planning ADAH MUSSER Librarian MARIAN PYSARCHUK English 10, English 11 BARRY DETWILER Vocational OWA GARY KRISHER Special Education LDTeacher DEB LUSETTI Developmental Reading Reading I and Reading II 60 Faculty RICARDO LUSETTI Mathematics Geometry and Algebra I RAY PEYTON HELEN WALSER Social Studies Substitute Teacher Government Business Education LARRY REMMERT Algebra, Geometry CHARLENE ROBERTS Home Economics MICHAEL STILWELL Mathematics, Home Computers, Data Processing GARY SWINEHART NANETTE SWINEHART Typing, Shorthand, )unior IOE EDWARD TAYLOR Russian, French LINDA TEETERS Physical Education PHIL WAGNER Vocational Agriculture GARY WHETHERHOLT Social Sciences Faculty 61 LIBRARIAN AIDES - Front Row: Tammy Fravel, Mary Lanning, Laurie Iordan, Teri Bennett, and Tammy May. Row 2: Darla Kyle, Lee Kohls. SECRETARY - Mrs. Doris Lattimer Sharon Randolph, Beth Corns, Tammy Ben- nett, Pam Bieber, Melissa Myers, and Librarian Mrs. Musser. SECRETARY — Miss Sue Hale AUDIO VISUAL CREW - Bill Antle, Deb Fleer, Brian Beach, Tonya Ramsey, and Gary Black CUSTODIAN - Robert Daugherty CAFETERIA CASHIERS — Eve Campbell, Jenny Em- mert, and Kristy Koblentz OFFICE HELPERS — Front Row: Lisa Wineman, Brenda Short, Missy Sagan, Christy Detwiler, Traci Wineman, Tammy Hankinson, and Wen- Leatha Brown, and Barbie Beard dy Keister Row 2: Denise Clayton, Gayla Arn, 62 Staff CUSTODIAN — Mrs. Sylvia Baker. CUSTODIAN - Mr. Carl Foster. COOKS — Lois Lyle, Virginia Bare, Nina Reichley, Kathy Turnes, and June Foster. SCHOOL NURSE - Peggy Shriner. TRUANT OFFICER — Mrs. Linda Lynn LIBRARY ASSISTANT — Mrs. Margaret Snyder. CAFETERIA HELPERS - Novin Lynch, Mike Blakeman, Lisa Fry, Terry Barnes, jim Cozart, and juanita Snider. CUSTODIANS - Coleman. Charlie and Mildred BUS DRIVERS - Front Row Mary Smith, Phillis West, Menetha Lyle, leanette McConaha, Nellie Sharp, Midge Binion, Linda Anders, Wilma O'Ryan, and Vicky Crist. Row 2: Maurice Winegardner, Jeannie Skinner, Sharon Hamilton, Donna Webb, Karen Landerman, Leanne HHyard, Nancy Houk, Rita Noll, Janet Probasco, Helen Mahan, Mark Dittoe, and David Lyle Staff 63 Floyd Allen Rob Anderson Tami Anderson Julie Anspach Mitch Bailey Jeff Baird Kelly Baker Cindy Barrick Joe Bathalter Christy Bell Hank Bieber Mike Blakeman Brian Boggs Beth Boring Teresa Bowen Chaun Brison Mike Brown Jeff Canaday Steve Carpenter Sherry Chapman Sandy Clippinger Jenny Clouse Tricia Clum Cary Coble Mark Collins Tina Conrad John Cooperrider Sally Cooperrider Rebecca Cornell Alan Cotterman Jimmy Cozart Barb Crossan Ellen Cummings Tina Cunningham FRESHMAN Class of 1987 Freshmen could be considered the strongest group of people enduring high school. They come into a socie- ty as the underdog. They are beaten by upperclassmen with rings and are always laughed at. Respect should be given the freshmen, they have three years of french fries left. Kyle Danison Lori Danko Dee Davisson Todd Deaver Andy Deible Cheryl Dennis Paul Dudgeon Mike Edwards Kim Evans Missy Fleer Freshmen 65 Eric Forgrave Tammy Fravel During his modules 12-13 gym class, Mr Douglas Lattimer stands in awe of how well his freshman students sit on the stage Mike Gibbs Don Gibson Wendy Gilliland Steve Gortych David Grant Billy Haines Tracy Hale Troy Hale Katie Harlan Dianne Harr Charles Harris Lisa Harris Terry Harris Carla Hatmaker jennifer Helser lerry Henery Todd Herman Jeff Hightshoe Dawn Hinger Jason Hinkle 66 Freshmen Mickey Hitchens Kelvin Hoover Cherae Howard Bob Huber Connie Huffman Matt Hupp Jamie Hynus Angie Ingold Aaron Johnson Amy Jolin Teresa Kissick Blair Koss Kevin Krumlauf Darla Kyle After freshman football practice, Scott Vincent waits on his ride home. Scott left Sheridan in October to attend New Lex High School. Jon Landerman Mary Lanning Robert Lawson Shane Lawson Cassie Leavitt Bob Loraditch Andy Loudner Keith Lowe Lisa Malherbe Danielle Mangold Freshmen 67 Sue Maxwell Lori McCafferty Michelle Measley Bill Metzger Molly Miller Teresa Miller Lee Mobley Jeff Muncy Vanessa Muncy Melissa Myers Ron Newsome Peggy Noll Lisa Olney Scott Ortman Golf team member. Aaron Johnson prepares to drive his ball off the tee (Will this be the hole-in-one he's been waiting for?) Carmela Pacino Mike Parker Camille Parrett Troy Patrick Andy Patterson Nancy Phillips Brenda Quinn Randy Radabaugh Amy Radwell Judy Ratliff 68 Freshmen jennifer Rayburn Catherine Reinhart Janette Rhodes Georgia Richard During social studies class, freshman Gina Yoho does a map exercise on regions in and around the continental United States. Lisa Ridenour Rona Roffey Rick Runyon Heather Sagan April Satterfield Deb Saum Lisa Scanlan Melinda Schmelt zer Melissa Schmeltzer Jamie Scott Berena Seifert Tim Severance Tom Shafer Kelly Shahan Helping Mr Severance decide if school should be let out early due to hazardous conditions are Troy Patrick and Todd Deaver Freshmen 69 Beck Shingler Steve Shingler Mike Short Todd Shriner Brian Smart Barbi Smith Brady Smith Kathy Smith Wendy Smith Sandy Spoonamore Tina Sterner Mike Stevens Tim Strohl Charlotte Thompson Anita Toliver Teresa Tom Willie Tupuola Bobbie Tyo Freshman OWA worker, Henry Pittman stays busy after lunch during modules 14 and 15 by sweeping and mopping the cafeteria floor 70 Freshmen Robin Verkest Laurel Walter David Walters lames Watkins During the Christmas season students like Lisa Malherbe and Catherine Reinhart, admire the decorations in the display case Cheyenne Wells Deanna Westerfelt Matt White Matt Whitehouse Kelli Willey Karen Williams lulie Wilson Sam Womeldorf Doug Wood Simon Wren Kurt Wright Gina Yoho left Yontz Martha Ziehlke In Industrial Arts I Simon Wren and David Walters learn safety precau- tions along with new skills as they use the table saw. Freshmen 71 SOPHOMORES Class of 1986 Lynn Abram John Adamik Diana Aliff Kimberly Allison Nick Alspach David Arick Kris Arn Angela Arnold Diana Baker Mike Barnett Leslie Bates Brad Beach Barbie Beard Terry Bennett Scott Bieber Ottice Blevins Robbie Blevins Mom, tonight could you pick me up on time? I get tired of watching the janitors sweep the hallways,” Sophomore Tracey Paxson pleads Judy Boring Kelly Boring Butch Bowland Paul Bowser Brad Boyer 72 Sophomores Bryan Boyer Patty Bright Anita Brison Sam Brown Teresa Brown Ed Cooperider Ronald Cooperider Brian Cooperrider Alicia Cornell Second Time Around Returning for the second year, maybe a little more confident are the sophomores. This year is made up of decisions, what ring to order and where would be the easiest to pass the driver's license test. As sophomores we have learned a lot in the intellectual realm and gained more respect than last year. One more year and we can go to the prom, but we are still eating french fries. Beth Corns Janet Corp Dee Covey Brett Crane Tori Crane Steve Cupp Jodie Daugherty Jeff Davis Bill Davis Melissa Davisson Sophomores 73 Dorothy Finsel Becky Fleer Scott Fluhart Brian Foltz Sophomore wrestlers Donny Loughman and Kevin Wagner try a tag team, take down on the high school's empty candy machine Kevin Forgrave Sherri Furniss David Garey Laura George Lindy Gilliland lohn Goodfellow Rodney Goodin Rodney Grayson Sheryl Green Rodney Gutridge 74 Sophomores Amy Hale Julie Harlan Julie Harris Tom Harris Look buddy, nobody gets in the junior high girls basketball games without paying me! So let's have it, says sophomore Russell Carney. Heidi Henry Shawn Herman Donny Hill Marijane Hill Kim Hite Rhonda Hoover Barbie Householder Stacey Huffman Billie Sue lohnson Dawn lohnson Frank lohnson Samantha lohnson Laurie Jordan Janelle Keiffer « Sophomore Kim Rodgers admires her brand new class ring, even though she is supposed to be studying for tomorrow's driver's education test. Sophomores 75 Steve Kelley Randy Kirkbride Ron K'Miller Kelly Kopis Rob Krejci Steve Langwasser Thomas Leavitt Ron Loraditch Don Loughman Bob Lynn Terry Lynn Honey Lee Martin jerry Martin Tammy May Amid microscopes, biology books, and animal specimens, future scientist, Tom Harris decides whether or not to retire from a big day of research. James McGrath Joe Messina Lori Mickey Tina Miller Arlie Mills Jeff Moffett Rick Mohler Doris Moore Dave Mooter Todd Moyer 76 Sophomores David Ogg Karen Ortman David Ours Katrina Pacino Randy Painter Kim Parsons Stacey Paxson Tracey Paxson Chris Pettit Donald Pickett lohn Pittman Anna Purkey Scott Ramage Sharon Randolph phomore Dawn Vermillion finally heads home on a cold wintry day, with ?r books in hand, to study for a large upcoming test. Stacy Reed Carl Reichley )ohn Reichley Debbie Reincheld Imogene Richard Michele Ridenour Delana Robbins Kim Rodgers Mike Sagan Robert Sands Sophomores 77 Carl Schmus Jerry Scurlock Lisa Scurlock Jon Searles It's Halloween again and everyone in Mrs Ballantine's biology class ex- presses their originality by wearing some very interesting costumes. Melinda Secrest Stephanie Seibert Brian Severance Jay Shafer Jeff Shoemaker Teresa Shriner Mike Sickles David Sigler Patrick Sims Renee Skeens Golf pro Butch Warner concentrates on his drive (Is he really going to use the pump?) Jody Skinner Cory Smart Brian Smart Marabeth Smith Nora Snyder Jay Stickdorn 78 Sophomores Jackie Strausbaugh Tracy Sweeney Christy Swinehart Dean Taylor Mike Turnes Dawn Vermillion Preparing to check what the weather outside is like, sophomore David Ours starts to open one of the new windows in the cafeteria. Eddie Vest Kevin Wagner David Warner Dan Watkins Brian Webb james Wells Stacy White Joe Whited Geri Winegardner John Woodruff Barry Workman Bill Wymer Rusty Yarger Students in this driver's education class are trying to pay attention so that when the time comes to act they will be properly prepared. Sophomores 79 Debbie Allen Debbie Anders Richard Anderson Gayla Arn Terry Barnes April Beall Wendy Beardmore Jeanna Beery Pam Beiber Gary Black JUNIORS Class of 1985 Earl Boring Tami Boring Dale Bowser Kristy Boyer Dan Brison Tammy Brown Ritt Butler JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Tami Boring, Vice-President; Jeff Walters, President, Becky Crossan, Treasurer, and Debbie Anders, Secretary Melanie Butler Eve Campbell Martha Cannon Charles Clippinger 80 Juniors Todd Clippinger Laura Clum Being blown-up is a basic step of chemistry class junior Eric Ziehlke tries to overcome this possibility while taking a test Trent Coble Kris Cochran Doug Collins Tim Contizano lim Cooperrider Danny Cornwell Christie Crader Ron Crandell Traci Crane Becky Crossan Ron Cupp Sondra Cupp Year Number Three Finally starting the second halt of a high school education was this year's juniors. This year, as in every other year, juniors were given the privilege of selling magazines. We finally got the chance to design, decorate, and go to the prom. It was also the year of those prestigious Honor Society in- ductions. We gained more respec t with our experiences. Only one year of french fries left. Bryan Curry William Daley Al Danko Lester Dill luniors 81 Tami Dixon Marie Dumolt Denise Dupler Tina Dusenberry lohn Emmert Ted Eppley Dianne Erwin Doug Fisher Todd Flautt Debbie Fleer Wendy Fleming Karen Forgrave Bob Freeman Lisa Fry Steve Fullmer Daphne George lunior Trent Coble is on his way to placing 13th in the National Motorcross Race at Loret- ta Lynn's Dude Ranch, Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. Dorra George Ralph Glover Doyle Goodin Tammy Hankinson Jerry Harris Lyle Harris 82 Juniors Ray Harvey Sabra Hayes )eff Henery Letilia Henry Kim Hetrick Elizabeth Higgins Michele Hillis Lori Hoffman Tom Hommrich Sherri Hoops Byrd Howard Steve Hubbard Robin Hughes Terry Jackson Tricia John Wendy Keister Dan Kennedy Ed King Teena King Steve Kinney Holly Kinser Steve Kish Kathy Knisley Keith Knox Lee Kohls Charles LaRue Juniors 83 Larry Later Doug Lentz Alan Lerch Craig Love Novin Lynch Misty Mallett john Manning Kim Martin Tonya Mauller Debbie May Students in Mr Taylor's Russian class listen with excitement, almost, while he explains sentence structure Donald May Cheryl McCauley Price McGee Alice McMahan Lowell Meredith Debbie Merritt Shirley Miller Mary Montell Karen Moore Missy Mooter Jeff Myers Paula Nethers Kirk Oehlman Colleen O'Ryan 84 juniors After practicing French Christmas carols, Dorra George admires Mr Taylor's tree Lee Parker Scot Parsons Jim Patterson Amy Paxson Mark Paxton Dave Pettit Roger Pettit Tonya Ramsey Amy Ratliff Dan Reichley Jon Rhodes Dee Robinson Doug Robinson Aaron Robison Missy Sagan Bruce Sands Rick Schmeltzer Earl Schmus Rex Scholl Dan Seitz Rodger Severance Terry Shafer Juniors 85 Trish Shaffer Paula Shipman Brothers Steve and Jeff Wright decide to take time out of their busy morning to relax and watch other students change classes. Brenda Short Traci Shrider David Simpson Cheryl Smart Cary Smith Leanne Smith Lisa Smith Rick Smith juanita Snider Leann Snider Teresa Southers Joel Sova Tammy Stalling Kristy Stalter Bobby Starner Richard Starner Clyde Stover Chad Swinehart 86 juniors Sherry Swinehart Miranda Tankersley Diana Teagarden After gymnastics practice, Leanne Smith looks through her gym bag for her key. Tina Thomas Chris Tracy Valerie Tucker Bill Tudor Anita Turnes Jim Tyo Jeff VanMeter Cammie Wagner Jeff Walters Patsy Wells Monica White Cheri Willey Frank Williams Kathy Williams Lisa Wineman David Wise Fred Wooten Tracey Young Eric Ziehlke Juniors 87 CHRISTINE ABEREGG - Thornville. Chorale 3; Chorus 2; Drama Club 1; FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Librarian 1. STEPHANIE ANN ALPSACH - Thornville. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Equestrian 3,4; Ensemble 4; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3. TRACY L. ANDERSON - Rushville. Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 3; OEA 3, 4 WILLIAM JEFFERY ANTLE - Thornville. Audio Visual 1, 2,3, 4; Chorale 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Equestrian 4; Football 2; Musical 2,4; Olympics of the Mind 3,4; Fall Play 3; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4. SUSAN DIANE ARNOLD - Mt. Perry. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. CREDE BAILEY - Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 4; Librarian 3; Track 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY ALAN BARBER - (Fairfield Union H.S. 1, 2) Somerset. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Biology Club 1,2; French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; FTA 4; Golf 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 3, 4; Student Council 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Mascot 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4. NANCY LYNN BARNETT - Thornville. OEA 3, 4; Pep Club KATHY ANNE BARR - Thornville. Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT L. BATES - Mt. Perry. Musical 2; Track 4. BRIAN JEFFREY BEACH - Somerset. Audio Visual 3, 4; Football 1, 2; NHS 3,4, President 4; Fall Play 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Presidential Classroom 3. TRILYNN KAY BEALL - Mt. Perry. FHA 1, 2, 3,4. CAROLYN LOUISE BENNETT - Glenford. Chorale 4; Chorus 2; Drill Team 2; Ensemble 4; OEA 3,4. CHRISTOPHER DAVID BENNETT - Glenford. Chorus 1, 2, 3; FFA 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, 3. TAMMY LYNN BENNETT - Somerset. Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1, 2,3, 4; Librarian 2, 3,4; OEA 3,4; Scholarship Team 2. TINA MARIE BIEBER - Somerset. Basketball 1; Chorus 1; OEA 3,4; Track 1. BARBRA ANN BLACKSTONE - Thornville. Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1; Gymnastics 1, 2; MAJVS 3,4; Ski Club 3; Track 1; Volleyball 2. RHONDA JEAN BLAKEMAN - Mt. Perry. Equestrian 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Scholarship Team 1. JAMES CALVIN BORING - Thornville. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS VIRGINIA BRIM - Chorus 1,2; Musical 1; OEA 3,4. Seniors 89 This Is the Ending That Will Produce a Beginning for Us All DEANA COLETTE BROWN - Rushville. Chorus 2, 3; Librarian 1. LEATHA MAE BROWN - Somerset. Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 1,4. LISA KING BRUNN - Somerset. Chorus 2; OEA 3,4. MARINA MARIE BURGHV - Thornville. Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2. ANTHONY R. BURRI - Brownsville. Basketball 2. AMANDA SUE BUSSE - Somerset. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 3,4; Ensemble 4; Musical 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Fall Play 1; Thespian Society 3, 4. KERRI LYNN BUSSEY - Somerset. BRAD T. CAMPBELL - Somerset. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3,4. KENNETH ROBERT CAMPBELL - Mt. Perry. Industrial Arts Club 2, 3. 90 Seniors JAMES CARPENTER - Thornville. Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Track 3. DENISE CLAYTON - Mt. Perry. Art Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Equestrian 3, 4; Track Statistician 1,2. We've spent four years of our lives here that will never leave us. We will always have our memories, like riding tricycles to school, the giant bird that blocked our doors with manure, and some very close friends. We have had our experiences of youth, it is time to move on to responsible lives. History will never be able to repeat what has happened at SHS. Hold to your memories, but don't let yesterday use up too much of today! JAMES PATRICK COOPERIDER - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 3. TAMMY LYNN COOPERRIDER - Brownsville. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Statistician 3; Volleyball 1,2. Unique students Crede Bailey and lamie Smith hang loose between two class modules. CRISS PATRICK CLUM - Thornville. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 3; Track 3,4. ANDREW LIN COBLE - Glenford. JACKIE A. COLLINS - Thornville. Basketball 1. TERI IRENE CONRAD - Thornville. Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4, State Parliamentarian 4. Performing at the drama club banquet are seniors Cheryl Reinhart and Mark King Seniors 91 Class Colors — Pink and Baby Blue Class Flower — Sweetheart Rose Class Song — My Wish for You ANNETTE CHRISTINE COTTERMAN - Somerset. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OMEA 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Valedictorian 4. W 1 • . ft ROGER CHAPMAN - Football 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JANE CUMMINGS - Brownsville. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cashier 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; Ensemble 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; Softball 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 3. BRENT ALAN DANISON - Somerset. Chorus 1,2, 4; Chorale 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Thespian Society 2, 3,4. DIANNA R. DAVIS - Clenford. (Westerville South H.S. 1, 2, 3) Chorale 2, 3; Office Heiper 3. RODNEY THOMAS DAVISSON - Somerset Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2; Football 1,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. MARTHA MARY DELAMATRE - Rushville Band 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Girls' State 3; lazz Band 4; Librarian 1,2; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Scholarship Team 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Statistician 3,4. JAY R. DENNIS - Somerset. Chorus 1, 2; Football 1,3. TRACY LEE DENNIS - Thornville. Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Softball 1, 2, 3,4. LINDA KAYE DENTON - Somerset. Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 4; NHS 3,4; Musical 1, 2,3; OMEA 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Thespian 1, 2, 3,4. 92 Seniors JANET MARIE DUPLER - Somerset.Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Softball Statistician 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3. Seniors Keith Thorne and Gary Godby rebuild an engine -M IV H f n MICHAEL ALEN EAGLE - Mt. Perry. Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3. SCOTT DOUGLAS EICKELBERGER - Thornville. Basketball 1, 2; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Scholar Athlete 2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; American History Award 3; Wrestling 3, 4. CRYSTAL LOUISE ELLIS - Somerset. Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2; Drama Club 1, 2, Ensemble 2, 3,4; Musical 1,2,4, OMEA 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Fall Play 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2; Thespian Society 1, 2. JENNIFER ANN EMMERT - Somerset. Cashier 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Office Helper 1; Student Council 1, 2,3. LARRY STEVEN EMMERT - Somerset. Chorus 1,2; FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2, 3, Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3; Student Council 1,2; Wrestling! GARY R. EVANS - Thornville. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Track 4. SANDRA LOUISE FIELD - Brownsville. Cafeteria Helper 1; Chorus 4. JOSEF JON FINSEL - Somerset. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; OMEA 2, 4; Olympics of the Mind 3; Quiz Team 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat. 4; Thespian 2, 3, 4. Seniors 93 MARK C. FISHER - Glenford. Football 1; MAJVS 3,4. MELISSA KAV FISHER - Somerset. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ensemble 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3; OEA 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3. HERB FITCH - Glenford. Chorus 1; Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 1; Track 1. CHRISTINA KAY FOUCH - Thornville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; lazz Band 3, 4; Office Helper 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Statistician 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4. ROY DOUGLAS FOUNDS - Somerset. Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 3, 4; Musical 4. I AMES W. FULK - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. Seniors Chase Their Dreams While at the FHA banquet Christy Aberegg speaks to the many guests JOHN RYAN FULLMER - Somerset. Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2. DOROTHEA KAY CAREY New Lexington. Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Drill Team 1,2; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 4; NHS 3,4; OMEA 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3,4. LORI SUE GARRETT - Glenford. Band 1, 2,3, 4; Cafeteria Helper 3; FTA 4. PAUL HOWARD GEORGE - Thornport. Class Officer 3, 4; MAJVS 3, 4. 94 Seniors After school farmers fussing and Treadway relax. GREGORY ALLEN GODBY - Thornville. FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 3; Wrestling 2. THOMAS EUGENE GROVES - Somerset. FFA 1, 2; MAJVS 3, 4; OWA 1. SANDRA RENEE GUTRIDGE - Thornville. Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 4. SUSAN KAY GUTRIDGE - Glenford. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; Ensemble 2, 3,4; OMEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3,4. SANDRA GOODIN - Somerset. Chorus 1; OEA 3,4. REGINA SUE GORDON - Glenford. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cashier 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; FTA 2; Jazz Band 4; Musical 1; Pep Band 1,2, 4; Pep Club 3; Cross Country Statistician 3; Thespian Society 1,2. LARRY OLEN GOWER - Somerset. FFA 1, 2; Football 1,2; MAJVS 3, 4; Track 1. REBECCA HAMMER - Mt. Perry. Chorus 1, 2; Librarian 2; OEA 3. After being defeated by the faculty, senior basketball team takes time to pose for their ever supportive fan club. Seniors 95 Dateline: As of May 27,1984 about 170 educated students will leave the halls of Sheridan High School, possibly forever. ANGELA MARIE HANKINSON - Somerset. Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1; Librarian 1, 3; Scholarship Team 3; Ski Club 3. JAMES L. HANSON - Somerset. Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Olympics of the Mind 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. YVONNE HATMAKER - Thornville. Chorus 4. Above Winning the '84 laugh of the year award is Roy (Hoby) Founds Below: Destruction is leff Keller's middle name. (Doesn't he scare you?) DAVID ANTHONY HAWY - Thornville. (Sarasota H.S. 1, 2.) CHAD R. HELSEL - Thornville. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1. MICHAEL RODNEY HOLDCROFT - Thornville. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; NHS 4; Jazz Band 4, Pep Band 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; Track 1, 2, 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN HOUK - Somerset. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Equestrian 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3,4; NHS 3, 4; Librarian 1; Pep Club 3; Student Council 2, 3. % Seniors LYNN E. HOUSEHOLDER - Rushville. Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; Track 2. JAMES HUDAK - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 4; Football 1; MAJVS 3. TERESA LYNN HUPP - Glenford. Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JODY ANN HYNUS - Somerset. Band 1, 2; Drill Team 1; Flag Corps 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4; OEA 3,4; Office Helper 4. TRACY L. JACKSON - Somerset. Chorus 2; Industrial Arts Club 4. MARY JEAN JOHNSON - Somerset. Work-Study Program 4. STACI LEE JOHNSON - Thornville. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. KEENA LEEANN KAFFENBERGER - Somerset. Basketball 1; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 3, 4. Seniors 97 JEFFREY T. KELLER - Thornville. Chorale 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Scholar Athlete 3; Quiz Team 2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES R. KILE - Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. MARK A. KING - Thornville. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; Pep Band 4; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3,4. Preparing money for her Swiss bank ac- count is Miss Denise Clayton! KRISTI SUE KOBLENTZ - Somerset. Cashier 4; Chorus 1, 2; Equestrian 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Pep Club 3; Track 3. JEFFREY A. KOLOPAJLO - Glenford. (Wintersville H.S. 1, 2) Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Ensemble 3,4; Football 2; Musical 3; Fall Play 4. ASHLEY JAMES LAMPTON - Thornville. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Youth Is Glorious, but It Is Not a Career JOYCE ELAINE LECKRONE - Thornville. Chorus 1, 2, 4; MAJVS 3. MARK ALAN LITTLE - Thornville. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. CHAD ROBERT LOTOZO - Thornville.Basketball 2; Chorus 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Equestrian 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. LINDA DIANE MAXWELL - Mt. Perry. Chorus 1, 2; Equestrian 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 98 ROBIN KELENE MAXWELL - Thornville. Drama Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; NHS 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3,4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4 MATT McCANDLISH - Thornville. FFA 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; MAJVS 3, 4. CHERYL ANNE McCauley - Somerset. Chorus 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; Musical 1; Pep Club 2; Thespian Society 2, 3. KIM McCONAHA - Somerset. Chorus 3, 4; FHA 2, 3. CHERYL MARIE McCullough - Thornville. Basketball 1; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Softball 2; Volleyball 1,2,3. ■ KAhO ANN MURRAY - Somerset. (New Lexington H.S. 1, 2) Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4. CYNTHIA LYNN NELSON - Somerset. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 1. JULIE ANNE NELSON - Somerset. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; NHS 4; Student Council 1. MONTGOMERY PAUL MERTENS - Thornville. (Northern H.S. 1, 2, 3) COLEENA RENEE MOHLER - Thornville. Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3,4; Pep Club 3. '■ nfi-Fiim'i met ■ True dedication is expressed by losef Finsel as he freezes his tickets off on a cold day. 99 TERESA LYNN O'NEIL - Somerset. Equestrian 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS4;Pep Club 3. RANDY PATTERSON - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Golf 2. DEBORAH PURKEY - Mt. Perry, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Pep Club 3; Scholarship Team 3. We're looking to the future! Above During the musical, Shawn Shumaker performs on the scaffolding Below: Obviously enjoying the senior ball game are Teresa Hupp and Big Red. THERESA LOUISE QUINN - Somerset. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2. ANDREA K. REBER - Thornville. Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Future Doctors and Nurses 4; Pep Club 3; Fall Play 4;Thespian Society 1,2, 3,4. ANDREW M. REICHLEY - Somerset Art Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3,4. CHERYL ANN REINHART - Thornville Chorale 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4, Drill Team - Flag Corps 1, 2, 4; Ensemble 2, 3. 4: NHS 3, 4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1,2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3,4; Salutatorian 4. ANDREW NOEL RIDENOUR - Somerset. Basketball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 2. SALLY ILONA RiLEY - Thornville. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; OMEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 3; Scholarship Team 3; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. 100 Seniors JEFFREY SCOTT ROFFEY - Thornville. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman 3. JEFFREY ALAN SCANLAN - Glenford. Band 1; Pep Band 1; Pep Club 3. JIM SCHUMACHER - Thornville. Art Club 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY SEARLES - Glenford. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. LEE SHEPPARD - Glenford. Wrestling 1. STEVEN L. SHRINER - Mt. Perry. Basketball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1; Football 1; Track 2, 3. SHAWN T. SHUMAKER - Somerset. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Musical 4; Student Council 3,4; Baseball 3. CHRISTOPHER J. SKINNER - Somerset. Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4;Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JAY SKINNER - Glenford. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 3,4. Answering questions in dass is fun! Cary Evans' cousin Henry Illustrating how to punish a disobedient car is Greg Godby. Seniors 101 171 Seniors Graduate; Most Will Never Return or See Each Other Again TONYA SUE SKINNER - Thornville. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Girls' State 3; Gymnastics 1; NHS 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Ensemble 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4 BARBARA ANN SMITH - Thornville. Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Equestrian 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; OMEA 2, 3, 4. JAMES CHRISTIAN SMITH - Glenford. Art Club 2; Chorale 3; Chorus 2; Class Officer 4; Equestrian 3; Football 1; Golf 2, 3, 4. KEVIN D. SMITH - Somerset. Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. MARK SMITH - Somerset. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3,4. RONALD SPOONAMORE - Thornport. FFA 3, 4; MAJVS 3,4. CHARLES JOSEPH STALLING - Thornville. Industrial Arts Club 4; Work- Study Program 1, 2, 3, 4. 102 Seniors JOHN SWINEHART - Somerset. FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,3, 4. SUSAN E. SWINEHART Thornville. Band 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2; Ensemble 4; NHS 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Pep Club 3; Scholarship Team 2; I Dare You Award 3; Future Doctors and Nurses 4; Sweet Corn Festival Attendant 4. KATHY A. THIEKEN - Clenford. Art Club 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. KEITH THORNE - Thornville. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4. CINDY LOU TOFTELAND - Thornville. (Waukegan East H.S. 1, 2, 3) Industrial Arts Club 4; Swim Team 1, 2. TIM TOFTELAND - Thornville. (Waukegan East H.S. 1, 2, 3) SHAWN LEE TREADWAY - Clenford. FFA 1, 2. SELENA TUCKER - Mt. Perry. Chorus 1; Librarian 1; OEA 3,4, State and Regional Treasurer 4. Seniors 103 Senior Class Motto: Like a River to the Will Lead Where the JENNIE M. WATKINS - Somerset. Chorus 2; Equestrian 3,4; Office Helper 3. SUSAN KAY WELLS - Somerset. Librarian 1, 3; Cafeteria Worker 2; Work-Study Program 4. JOHN F. WHITE - Thornville. MAJVS 3; Athletic Grounds Crew 4. SHAWN WILKINS - Glenford. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR OFFICERS - Christy Fouch, Vice President; lamie Smith, President. KIMBERLY DAWN WILLIAMS - Thornville. Chorale 3; Chorus 1,2. AMY MICHELLE WILSON - Somerset. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4. ED WILSON - Thornville. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 104 Seniors Time Keeps Flowing Sea, and Its Banks Stars Wait for Me'' ERIC ALAN WILTSIE - Mt. Perry. FFA 2, 3,4. TRACI LYNNE WINEMAN - Glenford. Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ensemble 2, 3,4; FTA 2; Musical 4; OMEA 2, 3,4; Office Helper 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4. VICKY LYNN WOMELDORF - Somerset. Chorus 4. JAMES ERIC WOOTEN - Thornville. FFA 1, 2, 3,4. Julie Nelson, Secretary; and Tracy Den- nis, Treasurer. LYDIA JANE WREN - Rushville. Chorale 4; Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; Ensemble 2; NHS 3,4; Musical 1, 3; Olympics of the Mind 3; Fall Play 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. TINA A. M. YOUNG - Mt. Perry. Band 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; OEA 3, 4; Pep Band 3. CINDY LYNNE ZIGAN - Glenford. Seniors 105 SENTINEL BOOSTERS Thornville Clark and Lamme TV and Radio Shack Dealer 246-6336 Little Phil Inn Somerset 743-2338 Somerset Pharmacy 743-2185 Somerset Candle Gift 743-1021 Somerset Auto Parts 743-2155 SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER “Everything in Building” Studvt-T-AcLutt lH 2J |2j ' New Lexington Phone: 342-1963 Advertising 1C UNDERWOODS INC. Hardware — Furniture Appliances Somerset, Ohio CHENYTIRE Guaranteed Retreading Wheel Alignment and Balancing Brakes Shocks Mufflers Batteries New Lexington — 342-3586 Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge — Trucks — Parts Plus Auto Store THE NEWLON FORAKER CO. 215 South Main New Lexington Phone: 342-5151 Good Luck Class of 1984 MICHAEL P. CLOUSE, JR. D.D.S. 114 W. Main Street — 743-2343 — Somerset, Ohio SWINEHART’S COUNTRY MART 659-2258 Groceries — Meats — Produce — Hardware Steven and Estalena Swinehart — Glenford 108 Advertising THE NEW SOMERSET BANK “Your Independent Community Bank” 100 East Main Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1349 743-2515 Member FDIC GREEN’S %ueVa£u£_ HARDWARE STORES Small Appliances • Toys • Sporting Goods • Paints Public Square 107 East Main St. Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1522 GOOD YEAR NEWLON TIRE 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 530 Caroll Street New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-3536 STARKEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 104 North Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio 43783 Agents — John Skinner, Bob Towner, Tom Hill, Tom Lentz 743-1822, 743-2215, or 246-5745 “Insurance for All Your Needs” Auto — Life — Hospitalization Toni Skinner — 1984 Homecoming Queen, Student Council, Honor Society, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Volleyball, Girls Track 110 Advertising CHARLES E. BOPE M.D. Clouse Clinic 116 West Main Street Somerset, Ohio 743-1352 HILL’S MARKET The Finest in Groceries, Meats, and Produce Hours: 8 am-9 pm Monday Thru Friday 8 am-9 pm Saturday Closed Sunday Somerset Phone: 743-1339 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 Advertising lit BURD’S GREENHOUSE 420 Swigart Street New Lexington Phone: 342-3354 Complete Floral Services — Prom, Graduation, Weddings KING’S MILL INC. Commercial Skids and Lumber Harold L. King Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1514 UfflUson iflotor to. New Lexington, Ohio Perry County’ Auto Shopping Center THE VILLAGE STORE Groceries and Beverages Carry Out School Supplies Open 9 a.m. to 12 Midnight Seven Days a Week South Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1954 CLAY HAUS RESTAURANT Restored German House of 1812 Specializing in Home Cooked German and American Food Also German and American Wine Party Rooms Available 123 West Main Street Somerset, Ohio 743-1326 Advertising lit LADY’S CHOICE 101 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-5264 STEVE CLOUSE, D.D.S. 400 South Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio 743-2566 MCDONALD’S OF NEW LEX Locally Owned and Operated by Joe and Krys Mortellaro McDonalds maiasr r CAMPBELL’S SNACK BAR Public Square Somerset, Ohio 743-1455 Kodak Film Processing Dry Cleaning Service Coffee and Doughnuts Fountain Service Brad and Eve Campbell 114 Advertising LAMB’S CLEANING VILLAGE 200 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-1064 Professional Dry Cleaning Coin Laundry and Car Wash Cash and Carry Shops in Somerset and Thornville TOM HILL PROCESSING Farm Killed Beef Choice Quarters and Sides for Sale Custom Processing Box 266A, Route 1 Glenford, Ohio Oscar and Lois Young, Owners Business Phone: 787-2922 Home Phone: 787-2985 7109 Rushcreek Rd. N.W. , Thornville, Ohio 43076 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK NEW LEXINGTON. OHIO 43764 Member FDIC Home Owned — Home Controlled 342-5111 MARY ANN’S PIZZA “Give Us the Test — You’ll Say We’re One of the Best!” Carryout — Delivery — Video Games Located at State Route 256 and Oakthorpe Road Open 7 Days 246-5422 Advertising 115 Congratulations and Good Luck THE SHELLY COMPANY Thornville, Ohio An Equal Opportunity Employer SAKAS, INC. Baltimore and Somerset Ohio JEFFER’S FORD FARM 550 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio “Where Cars and Trucks, Like Eggs, Are Cheaper in the Country.” J. Kenneth Miller Pioneer Seeds — Corn — Soybean — Wheat 743-2775 The Limitation of Warranty and remedy appearing on the label is part of the terms of sale. Pioneer is a brand name; numbers identify varieties. Registered trademark of Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.. Oes Moines. Iowa. U S A. Good Luck Seniors A Taste You Can’t Afford to Miss Advertising 117 WILKINS HEATING COOLING Williamson Dealer Glenford, Ohio Phone: 659-2390 Shawn Wilkins THORNVILLE PHARMACY Corner of Main and Columbus Street Thornville, Ohio Phone 246-6511 Dave Whetstone, Pharmacist Pharmacy Hours: Mon. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Fountain Hours: Mon. 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sun. 1:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. BARBER’S FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING State Route 668 North Somerset 743-2388 Free Estimates Replacement Buttons Name Brand Materials ‘We Pick Up and Deliver” Jeff Barber 118 Advertising BLACK’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPES MIKE’S SHOE RE-CARE Complete Shoe Repair Service 407 S. Columbus Thornville Somerset 3 S. Main 743-2383 246-5353 New Lexington 120 Mill 342-3000 Full Servicing of Wedding Until the Bride Goes Down the Aisle. Orthopedic Work Canvas Tent Repair 6150 Thornville Road Rushville, Ohio 43150 Mike Springer (614)536-9927 DR. LARRY COWAN Thornville Family Medical Center 41 Foster Dr. Thornville, OH 246-6361 “Medical Care for the Entire Family” Advertising 119 McBEE’S JEWELRY Daniel A. Saunders, Owner 106 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-3287 Art Carved Class Rings and Trophies STOVCIK DENTAL CENTER Kenneth John Stovcik, D.D.S. Joy Bebout Stovcik, D.D.S. 29 East Columbus Street Thornville, Ohio 43076 246-5286 RANDY’S MEAT SHOP ‘Fresh Meats and Cheese ‘Custom Processing ‘Fresh Poultry Hours 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Sunday Rod Sprankle, Randy Huston, and Tim Cotterman. uApp0fte(L Alp. 101 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-2436 Quality Men’s Wear Mastercard and Visa STERNER’S SALES AND SERVICE 1189 Big Inch Road Somerset, Ohio 743-1827 Stihl Chain Saws and Accessories “We Service What We Sell” 120 Advertising HOWARD STUDIO “Portraits With Personality” 459 Hudson Ave. Newark, Ohio 43055 Phone: 366-2925 Above FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES - Front Row: Andrea Reber, Michele Hillis, Kelly Shahan, and Samantha Johnson Back Row: Mrs Shriner, Adviser; Eve Campbell, Susan Swinehart, Miranda Tankersley, Alicia Cornell, Amy Wilson, Delana Robbins, Dorothy Finsel, Lisa Ridenour, Tracy Hale, Georgia Richard, and lanette Rhodes Below FLAG CORPS-DRILL TEAM - Front Row Teena King, Cathenne Reinhart, Tammy May. Teri Bennett, Becky Cornell, Sabra Hayes, and Kim Evans Row 2 Stacey White, Kim Hite, Cheryl Rinehart. Co-Captain, Steph Seibert, Ton Crane, and Jamie Hynus Not Pictured: Dottie Garey, Co-Captain Advertising 121 Congratulations 1984 Graduates! We have had a wonderful year with some great seniors. We want to wish you lots of success in the coming years. LARRY AND JOY PARKER PARKER PHOTOGRAPH!! (Phatu 342 2387 f i Clppt QUMitTy potmans stums- siKus-mauts 200 S. Main St., New Lexington In Thornville THE 246-6347 8 S. Main St 8 South Main St. Professional Hair Care by Rebecca Krumlauf, Owner Cathy DeCarlo, Mgr. Lea Wells TUSSING L-P GAS Blue Flame Distributor Since 1940 Hebron and Lancaster Lancaster......................654-7973 Newark........................ 345-1800 Hebron.........................928-4806 Reynoldsburg.................. 866-6542 BRYAN TUSSING - Football, Student Council, and Yearbook Photographer, 122 Advertising Pepsi’s got your taste for life! PEPSI BOTTLING COMPANY Zanesville, Ohio Advertising 123 B S MIDWAY LeVECK STUDIO 653-4134 128 North Broad Street Lancaster, Ohio 43130 Award Winning Photography Senior School Portraits Weddings Outdoor Photography Anniversaries Instant Passport Pictures Plate Lunches, Subs and Pizzas, Miscellaneous, Gasoline 246-5383 We Deliver St. Rt. 13 Between Somerset and Thornville 124 Advertising A pleasant smile to all those who wish him well on his last days at SHS, Mr. Fisher looks to the future and his new job as Superintendent of Perry County Schools. SHS Principal Becomes County Superintendent This year brought around the end of many things: the end of George Orwell’s prophecy for 1984, the end of peace talks with Russia, and the end of the ' recession.'' These all affected us, but the ending that dealt with people of the Northern Local School District specifically was the resigna- tion of Mr. Richard Fisher. For half of Sheridan High School's existence Mr. Fisher was the principal or Big Guy. After having served the school district in many capacities he assumed the respon- sibility of principal in 1972. Within Mr. Fisher's first three years he raised the academic standing to the level needed to get into the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. This as he said was his most memorable event of his 12 year stay. Mr. Fisher has a firm belief in Sheiidan High School and pride in both the faculty and the students. Many times during his sojourn at Sheridan, Mr. Fisher had to handle many dif- ferent types of disturbances from hallway fights to van- dalism in and around the school. When commenting on how he faced these types of problems he said that first you have to realize that it is just a few students out of approx- imately 700. It is not a majority. Then just be patient, even- tually the details will slip out and I'll get them.'' When asked what one thing he would like to see changed at Sheridan High School, Mr. Fisher replied that he wouldn't change anything involving the way the school ex- panded to meet the growing needs; however, he would in- crease the space for such areas as computer room, a teacher study area, lab space for vocational instruction, and science labs and room for proper stage and musical acoustics. As of the first day of August 1984. Mr. Fisher became the superintendent for the schools of Perry County. Mr. Fisher served the school with a strict hand, but his office was always open to those people wishing to talk with him no matter what the purpose. Mr. Fisher will be missed by all who have known him. It's not good-bye. but I'll see you!” During the Thanks for the Memories” get together with faculty and staff, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher are really amused as they listen to the many items that are willed to Mr. Fisher to take with him to the county job. As he makes his last announcement, Mr Fisher cautions the student body to be serious about their work unto the end: It's not over til it's over! On the evening of May 31, 1984 Mr. and Mrs Fisher enjoy the friends' appreciation dinner, Thanks for the Memories!” Mother Generals: Sandy Daley, Irene Lentz, Vicki Factor, Donna Loughman, Nancy Shumaker, Norma Wagner, Katie Carpenter presented Mr. Fisher with a sign to show their true feelings Always ready to help others. |oe Bagley prepares to give Dad” Fisher a Christmas gift 125 Time When I was young I never stopped to smell the roses, now I am old and don't have enough time for love. We always say that we will do everything, but you'll find there's not enough time for it all. We always say that we are too busy to enjoy our lives to their fullest reaches. Sometime, somewhere stop a moment, close your eyes and dream for today. When someday you see a young child, who is wasting time dreaming for tomorrow. Teach him how to love his fellow man, take his hand and show him the way. So take a minute and smell a single flower, before all your time flys away. Time, time there is not enough time, not for love, not for living today. Time, time there is not enough time .. . Where did it go, why did it fly away. Written by Sally Riley A Aberegg, Christine 88,94 Abram, Lynn 72 Abrams, Mr Al 4, 28, 58 Adamik, john 72 ADVERTISING 106 Aliff, Dianna 72 Allen, Debbie 31, 80 Allen, Floyd 64 Allison, Kim 72 Alspach, Nick 38, 72, 32 Alspach, Stephanie 28, 34, 88. Amende, Don Anders, Deborah 16, 23, 36, 46, 47,80 Anderson, Richard 80 Anderson, Rob 64, 50 Anderson, Tami 64, 27, 29 Anderson, Tracy 31,88 Anspach, Julie 34, 43, 51, 56, 57, 64 Antle, Bill 23, 28, 29, 34,62, 88 Arick, David 23, 72 Arn, Kris 36, 72 Arn, Gayla 26, 30, 33. 34. 35, 38, 62,80, 136 Arnold, Angela 27, 72 Arnold, Susan 23, 27, 33,88 ART CLUB 26 ATHLETICS 36 AWARDS NIGHT 22 B Bagley, )oe 35,125 Bailey, Crede 14, 38, 52, 88,91, 100 Bailey, Michelle Bailey, Mitch 64, 39 Bailey, Scott Baird, jeff 49,64 Baker, Kelly 64 Baker, Diana 27, 72 Baker, Sylvia 63 Ballantine, Mr. lames 33, 58, 61 Ballantine, Mrs. Kay 20, 58 BAND 27 Banfield, Mr. Richard 58 Barber, Jeff 12, 19, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35, 37,88, 103, 118, 136 Bare, Mrs. Virginia 63 Barnes, Terry 21,63,80 Barnett, Nancy 31,88 Barnett, Mike 38, 52, 78 Barr. Kathy 5, 35,89,97,135 Barrick, Cindy 27,64 BASEBALL 54 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 48 BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 50 Bates, Bob 52,89. 133 Bates, Leslie 21,72 Bat halter, Joe 64 Beach, Brian 17, 33, 52,62,89 Beach, Brad 52,72 Beall. Trilynn 30, 89, 106 Beall, April 28, 30,80 Beard, Barbie 30,62, 72 Beardmore, Wendy 22. 50, 53, 80 Bechley, Mr James 59 Beery, Jeanna 80 Bennett, Carolyn 31,89 Bennett, David 89,95 Bennett, Kathy Bennett, Tammy 30, 31, 62,89 Bennett, Teri 30,62,72, 121 Bieber, Tina 31,89 Bieber, Pamala 62, 80 Bieber, Hank 64 Bieber, Scott 72 Big Red 16, 36, 100 Black, Gary 23, 31, 33,62,80. 87 Blackstone, Barb 12, 25, 89 Blakeman, Rhonda 89 Blakeman, Mike 63, 64 Blankenship, Steve 12 Blevins, Ottice 72 Blevins, Robbie 72 Boggs, Brian 64 Boring, Earl 80 Boring, James 32,89 Boring, Tami 14, 15, 20, 34, 36, 46,80 Boring, Beth 17, 18, 19, 29, 64 Boring, Judy 27, 30. 72 Boring, Kelly 72 Boring, Mr. Charles 58 Bowen, Teresa 64 Bowland, Butch 72 Bowser, Dale 80 Bowser, Paul 72 Boyer, Kristy 21, 28, 53,80, 106 Boyer, Brad 44, 72 Boyer, Bryan 32,73 Bright, Patty 73 Brim, Lois 31,89 Brison, Daniel 80 Brison. Anita 73 Brison, Chaun 44, 64 Brown, Deana 90 Brown, Tammy 30, 31,80 Brown, Leatha 30, 31,62,90 Brown, Mike 43,64 Brown, Sam 32, 73 Brown. Teresa 73 Brunn, Lisa (King) 90 Burghy, Marina 26, 28,90 Burnett, Beverly 73 Burri, Anthony 90,95 BUS DRIVERS 63 Busse, Amanda 27, 28, 29,90 Bussey, Kerri 9 Butler, Melanie 80 Butler, Ritt 28,80 C Calderone, Mr. Nicholas 58 Caldwell, Bob 73 Campbell, Ken 90 Campbell, Brad 14, 38,90,95, 114 Campbell, Eve 26,62, 80,114, 121,132 Canaday, Jeff 39, 49, 55,64 Cannon, Martha 31,80 Carney, Russell 40, 73, 75 Carpenter, James 14, 16, 38, 91, 103 Carpenter, Steve 39, 49, 55,64 Carpenter, Joe 32, 38, 55, 73 Chapman, Roger 44, 45,92, 102 Chapman, Sherry 64 CHEERLEADERS 36 CHORUS 28 Clark, Lisa 73 Clark, Mrs Carol 58, 59 Clark, Mr Randy 58. 59 Clayton, Denise 34,62,91, 98, 135 Clippinger, Charles 13,80 Clippinger, Todd 5, 37, 52,81 Clippinger, Sandy 43. 51, 57, 65, CLOSING 132 Clouse, Jenny 50, 51, 56, 57,65 Clum, Laura 28, 81 Clum, Criss 27, 32, 40, 48, 52, 91 Clum, Tricia 65 Coble, Andrew 91 Coble, Trent 32,81,82 Coble, Gary 65 Cochran, Kris 20, 50, 81 Coleman, Mr John 38, 54, 59 Coleman, Mr Larry Coleman, Mrs. Mildred 63 Coleman, Mr Charles 63 Collins, Jackie 91 Collins, Douglas 22, 23, 32, 33, 34, 38, 54, 55,89 Collins, Mark 39, 49, 55,65 Conrad, Teri 31,91 Conrad, Tina 65 Contizano, Timothy 81 Cooperider, Ed 73 Cooperider, Ron 32, 49,73 Cooperider, James 25, 91 Cooperrider, Tammy 91 Cooperrider, Jim 27,81 Cooperrider, John 65 Cooperrider, Sally 46,65 Cooperrider, Brian 38, 49, 54, 73 Cope, Paul 73 Cornell, Rebecca 7, 27,65, 121 Cornell. Alicia 14,15. 23, 27, 34, 36, 73, 121 Corns, Beth 62, 73 . Cornwell, Danny 81 Corp, Janet 73 Cotterman, Annette 25, 28, 33, 92 Cotterman, Alan 44,65 Covey, Deanna 27,73 Cox (Tofteland), Cindy 103 Cozart, Jimmy 63,65 Crader, Christine 26, 30, 38,81, 133 Crandell, Ron 28, 32, 44,81 Crane, Traci 81 Crane, Brett 38, 73 Crane, Tori 73,121 CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS) 40 CROSS COUNTRY (GIRLS) 41 Crossan, Barbie 43, 57,65, 132 Crossan, Becky 4, 23, 33, 38, 50, 51,53,80,81, 133 Culver, Mr. Paul 38, 59 Cummings, Sandra 18, 24, 27, 28, 34,92,97, 106 Cummings, Ellen 51,65 Cunningham, Tina 65 Cupp, Ron 81 Cupp, Sondra 13,81 Cupp, Steve 37, 73 Curry. Bryan 21,81 Curry, Albert 12 D Daley, William 38, 52,81,123 Danison, Brent 34, 37,92 Danison, Kyle 18, 19, 39,65 Danko, Al 21, 37, 81 Danko, Lori 43, 57,65 Daugherty, lodie 27, 73 Daugherty, Mr. Robert 62 Davis, Dianna 92 Davis, Bill 32,73 Davis, Mr Larry 30, 31, 33, 38, 39, 53, 58 Davisson, Rod 14, 38, 39, 52, 92,95 Davisson, Dee 43, 46,65 Davisson, Missi 73 Dawson, Dave 38, 52,74 Deaver, Todd 39,65,69 Deible, Andy 65 DeLamatre, Martha 27, 30, 82, 92 Dennis, Jay 25,92 Dennis, Tracy 36, 56, 92, 105 Dennis, Cheryl 34, 43, 51, 57, 65 Denton, Kaye 17, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33,92 Detwiler, Mr Barry 50,60 Detwiler, Christy 43, 51,62, 74 Dill, Lester 81 Dixon, Tami 82 DRAMA CLUB 29 Dudgeon, Paul 40,65 Dumolt, Marie 19, 29,82 Dupler, Denise 82 Dupler, Janet 28,93,97. 133 Dusenberry, Tina 20, 30, 33,82 E Eagle, Michael 93 Edwards, Mike 65 Eickelberger, Scott 14, 24, 38, 44, 45, 52,93,132 Eickelberger, Vicki 27, 36, 74, 132 Eliott, John 74 Ellis. Crystal 12,21, 27, 28,93 Eltringham, Matt 74 Emmert, John 82 Emmert, Steve 93 Emmert, Jennifer 62, 93 Eppley, Ted 13,82 Erwin, Dianne 82 Estep, Andy 49, 54, 74 Evans, Kim 65, 121 Evans, Gary 28,93, 101 Eversole, Toby 32, 74 F Factor, Dale 32, 38, 54, 74 FACULTY 58 FALL PLAY 17 Fehrman, Doug 32, 49,74 Fetrow, Mr Charles 59 FFA 32 FHA 30 Field. Sandra 93 Field, Nancy 41, 53, 74 Finsel, Josef 17, 28, 29, 31,93, 99 Finsel, Dorothy 17, 29, 74, 121 Fisher, Melissa 31, 33,94 Fisher, Doug 34, 48, 54,82 Fisher, Mark 94 Fisher, Mr Richard 22, 30, 54, 58, 106, 125 Fitch, Herb 94 FLAG CORPS - DRILL TEAM 121 Flautt, Todd 20, 37,82 Fleer. Deborah 22,23,31,33, 43, 50.62,82 Fleer, Becky 74 Fleer. Missy 43, 51,65 Fleming, Wendy 31,82 Fluhart, Scott 74 Foltz, Brian 49, 52,74 FOOTBALL 38 Fprgrave, Karen 23, 30,82 Forgrave, Eric 39, 44,52,66 Forgrave, Kevin 32,40, 49, 52, 74, 106 Forsythe, Mr. Gregg 34, 38, 44. 45, 55 Forsythe, Mr Robert 58 Foster, Mr. Carl 63 Foster, Mrs. June 63 Fouch, Christy 27, 30,40, 41, 44, 53,94, 105 Founds, Roy 19, 28,94, %, 134 Fravel, Tammy 62,66 Freeman, Kim 66 Freeman, Jamie 66 Freeman, Robert 22, 23, 31, 33, 82 FRESHMEN 64 Fry, Lisa 63,82 FTA30 Fulk, James 32,94 Fullmer, John 32, 52, 94 Fullmer, Steve 82 Funk, Mr Patrick 59 Fumiss, Sherri 56, 57, 74 FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES 121 G Garey, Dottie 27, 28, 32, 33. 94 Garey, David 38, 74 Garrett, Lori 27, 30,94 George, Daphne 16, 33, 34, 41, 46. 47, 53,82 George, Dorra 23, 27, 33,82, 85, 106 George, Laura 74 George, Paul 12, 94 Gibbs, Mike 66 Gibson, Don 66 Gilliland, Lindy 51, 74 Gilliland, Wendy 51,66 Glade, Karen 59, 135 Glade, Steve 59, 54 Glover, Ralph 82 Godby, Gregory 93, 94, 101 GOLF Goodfellow, John 32, 49, 74 Goodin, Doyle 82 Goodin, Sandra 31,95 Goodin. Rodney 32, 38, 74 Gordon. Regina 27,95 Gornall, Allayne 53 Gortych, Steve 66 Gower, Larry 12,95 GRADUATION 24 Grant, David 39,66 Grayson, Rodney 27, 28, 74 Green, Sheryl 74 Groves, Tom 12,95 Gutridge, Sandra 28, 95 Gut ridge, Susan 21, 27. 28, 95 Gutridge, Rodney 52, 74 GYMNASTICS 46 H Haines, Billy 66 Hale, Amy 75 Hale, Tracy 41,66, 121 Hale, Miss Sue 62 Hale, Troy 39, 49, 53,66 Hammer, Rebecca 95 Hampton, Tamara % Hankinson, Tamara 20, 21,62, 82 Hankinson, Angela % Hanley, Shaun 52 Hanson, Mrs. Elizabeth 59 Hanson, James 16, 23, 30, 34, 37. 46, 55,95, % Harlan, Julie 16, 36, 75 Harlan, Mrs. Sylvia 58 Harmon, Yvonne 38, 44, % Harr, Dianne 66 Harris, Charles 66 Harris, Jerry 82 Harris, Julie 75 Harris, Lisa 27,66 Harris, Lyle 28,82 Harris, Terry 43, 51, 53,66 Harris, Tom 48, 75, 76 Harrison, Miss Susan 56, 59 Hatmaker, Yvonne % Hatmaker, Carla 66 Hawy, David % Hayes, Sabra 19, 20, 29,83, 106,121 Hedges, Christopher Helsel, Chad 28, 32, 95, % Helser, Jennifer 43,66 Henery, Heidi 21, 53, 75 Henery, Jerry 49, 55,66 Henery, Jeff 48, 54,83 Henry, Letitia 28, 31,83 Henry, Jason Henry, Jason Herman, Shawn 75 Herman, Todd 66 Hetrick, Kimberly 16, 36, 83 Higgins, Elizabeth 27, 33,82,83 Hightshoe, Jeff 39,66 Hill, Donny 75 Hill, Marijane 63,75 Hill, Mr Tom 58 Hill, Mr Lonnie 52 Hillis. Michele 26. 28, 33, 53, 83, 121 Hinger, Dawn 43, 57,66 I tinkle, Jason 49,66 Hitchens, Mickey 29, 67 Hite, Kim 27, 53.75, 121, 134 Hite, Mr Andrew 59 Hoffman. Lori 83 Holdcroft, Michael 27, 33, 40, 41,52,% HOMECOMING 14 Hommrich, Tom 20, 83 HONOR SOCIETY 33 Hoops, Sherry 13,83 Hoover, Melvin 67 Hoover, Rhonda 75 Houk, Elizabeth 28, 33, 34, %, 97 Householder, Lee 97 Householder, Barbie 75 Howard, Cherae 51, 56,67 Howdyshell, Mr. Harvey 59 Hubbard, Steve 83 Huber, Bob 67 Hudak, James 97 Huffman, Connie 67 Huffman, Stacey 19, 75 Hughes, Robin 30,83 Hupp, Teresa 16, 21, 34, 42,43, 56,97,100, 133 Hupp, Matt 32, 39, 44, 67 Hynus, Jody 31, 46,97 Hynus, Jamie 16. 27, 34,67, 121 I Imbroscio, Mr Martin 22, 35, 59, 134, 136 INDEX 128 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 32 Ingold, Angie 46, 47,67 i Jackson, Tracy 32,97 Jackson, Terry 83 Johnson, Mary 97 Johnson, Staci 28, 36, 42, 43, 46, 47, 56,97, 106 Johnson, Dawn 75 Johnson, Frank 75 Johnson, Billy Sue 75 Johnson, Samantha 23, 27, 75, 121, 136 Johnson, Aaron 37, 49, 55,67, 68 Jolin, Amy 17, 29,67, 135 Jolin, Tricia 17, 22, 23,83, 135 Jordan, Laurie 62, 75 JUNIORS 80 K K'Miller, Ron 38, 52, 76 Kaffenberger, Keena 28, 97 Keiffer, Janelle 46, 53,75 Keister, Wendy 28,42, 56, 62, 83 Keller, Jeff 7, 14, 16,19,21,31, 32, 33, 38, 44. 45.%, 98, 134 Kelley, Steve 17, 19, 76, 134 Kennedy, Dan 83 Kile, Charles 19, 98 King, Mark 17, 19, 27,29,91,98 King, Mr Alan 7, 30. 58 Index 129 King, Ed 83 King, Teena83, 121 Kinney, Steve 83 Kinser. Holly 20,21,27, 53,83 Kirkbride, Randy 76 Kish, Steve 32,83 Kissick, Teresa 67 Knisley, Kathy 13,83 Knox, Keith 83 Koblentz, Kristi 62,98 Koehler, Mrs. janet 31,60 Kohls, Lee 62,83 Kolopajlo, jeff 1 7, 28, 29,98 Kopis, Kelly 38, 76 Koss, Blair 17, 67 Krejci, Rob 76 Krisher, Mr Gary 57,60 Krumlauf, Kevin 49, 54,67 Kunkler, Mrs. Jane 34,60,133 Kyle, Darla 62,67 L Lampton, Ashley 98 S Landerman, Jon 49.55 67 I angwasser, Steve 76 I anning, Mary 62, 67 LaRue, Charles 13,83 Later, Larry 84 Lattimer, Mr. Douglas 49, 60. 66 Lattimer, Mrs. Ruth 60 Lattimer. Mrs. Doris 62 Lawson. Robert 39,67 Lawson. Shane 39,67 Leavitt, Cassie 67 Leavitt, Thomas 76 Leek rone, Joyce 98 Lentz, Doug 38, 54, 84 Lerch, Alan 32,84 Little, Mark 14, 28, 36, 38, 44, 45,98, 102 Loraditch, Bob 39,67 Loraditch, Ron 76 Lotozo, Chad 14, 21, 25, 34, 38, 39, 52,95,98 Loudner, Andy 67 Loughman, Don 38, 44, 45, 74, 76 Love, Craig 38, 54, 55,84 Love, Miss Lucille 22,60 Lowe, Keith 67 Lusetti, Mrs. Deb 60 Lusetti, Mr. Rick 61 Lyle, Mrs. Lois 63 Lynch, Novin 63, 84 Lynn, Bob 32, 76 Lynn, Terry 76 Lynn, Mr. Robert 58 Lynn, Mrs. Linda 63 M MAJVS 12 Malherbe, Lisa 23,27.67,71 Mallet. Misty 28, 46, 84 Mangold, Danielle 67 Mangold, Teresa Manning, John 84 Martin, Honey Lee 76 Martin, Kim 84 Martin, Jerry 32, 76 Masterson, Mr. Randy 32, 60 Mauller, Tonya 31,84 Maxwell, Robin 29, 33, 99 Maxwell, Sue 30, 68 Maxwell, Linda 30, 34, 98, 106 May, Debbie 29, 31, 84 May, Donald 84 May, Tammy 17,19, 21, 30, 34; 62, 76, 121 McCafferty, Lori 68, 70 McCandlish, Matt 12, 99 McCauley. Cheryl 29, 32, 84,99 McConaha, Kimberly 99 McCullough, Cheryl 28,99 McGee, Price 84 McGrath, James 76 McGregor, Mrs. Diane 60,133 Mdntyre, Mrs. Rita 26,60 4 McMahan, Alice 30, 31, 33, 84 Measley, Michelle 68 Meredith, Lowell 13,84 Merew, Kristy 57 Merritt, Debbie 27, 30,84 Mertens, Montgomery 99 Messina, Joe 7.6 Metzger, Bill 68 Mick, Mrs. Virginia 21, 30,60, 135 Mickey, Lori 27, 76 Miller, Shirley 17, 19, 29,84 Miller, Tina 76 Miller, Molly 14, 15,43, 51, 53, 68 Miller, Teresa 68 Mills, Arlie 76 Miskell, Mr Randy 38, 60 Mobley,Lee68 v .. Moffett, Jeff 76 Mohler, Coleena 31,99 Mohler, Rick 76 Montell, Mary 42, 56, 84, 133 Moore, Doris 76 Moore, Karen 20, 30, 84 Mooter, Dave 76 Mooter, Missy 84 Monngstar, Craig Moyer Brent 32,76 Moyer, Todd Muncy, Jeff 52, 68 Muncy, Vanessa 41, 51, 53, 64, 68 Murray. Kandi 99 Musser, Mrs Adah 60,62 Myers, Jeff 84 Myers, Melissa 62. 68 M N Nelson, Cindy 99 Nelson, Julie 33, 36,99, 104 Nethers, Paula 27, 33, 84 Newsome, Ron 68 NEWSPAPER 34 Noll, Peggy 27, 46, 47, 53,68 O O'Neil, Teresa 30, 33, 34,99, 135 O'Rouke, Randy O'Ryan, Colleen 13, 84 OEA31 Oehlman. Kirk 48,84 gg. David 77 Olnev Lisa 68 OPENING 2 ORG ANIZATIONS 26 Orr, Becky 30 Ortman, ott 39, 68 prtman, Karen 34, 36, 43,77 purs. David U, 49. 77,79 Pacino, Carmela 68 Pac ino, Katrina 77 Painter, Randy 38, 49 7 Parker, Mike 68 Parker, Lee 40, 52,85 Parrett, Camille 68 Parsons. Kim 77 Parsons, Scot 20 27, 28, 85 Patric k, Troy 68 69 Patterson. Sheryl Patterson. Randy 100 Patterson, Andy 39, 49,68 Patterson. Jim 30,85 Paxson, Amy 26, 27, 30,33,85. 106 Paxson. Stacey 27, 30, 51,77 Paxson, Tracey 27, 51,72,77 Paxton, Mark 38,48,85,134 Pettit, Chris 77 Pettit, Roger 13,85 Pettit, Dave 27,85, 132 Petty, Homer 40 Petty, Bill 12 Peyton, Mr. Ray 38. 44, 45,61 Phillips, Nancy 68 Pickett, Donald 77 Pittman, John 77 Pittman, Henry 70 Poston, Joyce PROM 20 Pugh, Mechelle Purkey, Deborah 30, 33,100 Purkey, Anna 27, 77,106 Pysarchuk, Mrs. Marian 60, 133 Q Quinn Raymond 100 Quinn, Theresa 30,100 Quinn, Brenda 30,68 QUIZ TEAM 31 R Radabaugh, Randy 68 Radwell, Amy 68 Ramage, Scott 49, 77 Ramsey, Tonya 23, 26, 33,62, 85 Randolph, Sharon 62, 77 Ratliff, Amy 85 Ratliff, Judy 53,68 Rayburn, Jennifer 27,69 Ream, Mr Paul 58 Reber, Andrea 17, 29,100,121 Reed, Stacy 77 Reichley, Andrew 21, 26. 32, 48, 54, 55, 100, 133 Reichley, John 32, 77 Reichley, Carl 32, 77,133 Reichley. Mrs. Nina 63 Reichley. Dan 21, 23, 33. 48. 54, 55,85, 133 Reincheld, Debbie 77 Reinhart Cheryl 5, 17,19, 22, 25,28,29, 33,91, 100, 121, 134 Reinhart, Catherine 17, 18, 69, 71, 121 Remmert, Mr. Larry 38,61 Rhodes, Janette 69,121 Rhodes, Jon 48, 85 . Richard, Georgia 69,121 Richard, Imogene 77 Ridenour, Andrew 7, 32, 34, 48, 95, 100, 106 Ridenour, Michele 27, 77 Ridenour, Lisa 23, 31, 51,69, 121 RHey, Sally 18. 19, 25. 28, 29. 100 Robbins. Delana 16, 21, 36, 77, 121, 132 Roberts, Mrs. Charlene 21, 30, 61 Robinson, Dee 85 Robinson, Doug 20, 38,85 Robison, Aaron 28, 44,85, 86 Rodgers, Kim 43, 53,75, 77 Roffey, Jeffrey 101 6 Rot fey, Rona 23, 34, 50, 56, 57. 69 Runyon, Rick 69 S Sagan, Mike 23, 34, 38, 49, 55.1 77 Sagan, Missy 5, 28, 42, 50, 56, 62,85 Sagan, Heather 27, 43, 53,69 Sands, Bruce 32,85 Sands, Rob 5, 26, 52,77 Satterfield, April 69 Saum, Deb 69 Scanlan, Jeffrey 101 Scanlan, Lisa 69 Schmeltzer, Melinda 27, 69 A ;V, Schmeltzer, Melissa 57, 69 ■ Schmeltzer, Rick 85 Schmus, Carl 49, 78 Schmus, Earl 32, 48, 83, 85 Scholl, Rex 20, 32, 34, 52, 85 Schumacher, Jim 32, 52,95,101 Scott. Jamie 69 Scurlock, Jerry 78 Scurlock, Lisa 16, 36, 51, 78 Searles, Mary 28,101 Searles, Jon 78 Secrest, Melinda 78 Seibert, Stephanie 19, 21, 78, 121 Seifert, Berena 69 Seitz, Dan 85 SENIORS 88 Severance, Brian 32,78 Severance, Rodger 32,85 Severance, Mr. Bert 58 Severance, Tim 69 Shafer, Jay 32,78 Shafer, Terry 32,85 Shafer, Tom 49,69 Shaffer, Trish 86 130 Index Shahan, Kelly 27, 29,69,121 Sheppard, Lee 101 Sherwood, Kevin 19. 29 Shevel, Denise 31 Shingler, Becky 70 Shingler. Steve 39, 70 Shipman, Steve Shipman, Paul 13,86, 133 ShoenrtS aker, Jeff 78 Short, Mike 39,70 Short, Brenda 7, 20, 27, 33, 36, 62,86 Short, Kelly I Shrider, Trad 28, 33, 42, 56, 57- ■ 86 [Shriner, Steve 4tt, 95,101 Ishriner, Peggy 63, 121 •iner, Teresa 30,78 Shrmer, Todd 39. 70 Shriner, Peggy 63 Shumaker, Shawn 14, 19, 28, 32, 34, 38. 39, 100, 101 Sickles, Mike 32, 78 Sigler, David 78 Simpson, David 86 Sims, Pat 32, 78 Skeens, Renee 78 Skinner, Christopher 32, 33. 40, 41,52,95, 101 Skinner, Michael 52,95,101 Skinner, Tonya 14. 28, 33, 34, 36, 42.43, 53, 102, 110 Skinner, Jody 7, 34, 36, 53, 78 Smart, Brian 40, 70 Smart, Cheryl 28,86 Smart, Cory 52, 78 Smith Mark 32, 102 Smith. Barbie 51,70 Smith, Brady 70 Smith, Brian 32, 78 Smith, Kathy 70 Smith Kevin 102 Smith, Leanne 30, 31, 33,46, 47, 86, 87 Smith, Lisa 86 Smith, Rick 32,86 Smith. Wendy 27. 46, 47, 70 Smith, Barbara 18, 19,29, 34, 102, 135 Smith, Cary 20, 21,86 Smith. James 21, 34, 37, 46,91, 100, 102, 105 Smith, Marabeth 26, 27, 34, 36, 78. 106, 136 Snider, Juanita 18, 27. 28, 29, 86, 106 Snider, Leann 31, 35, 38, 50, 53, 86 Snyder. Jessie Snyder, Nora 78 Snyder, Mrs. Margaret 63 SOFTBALL 56 SOPHOMORES 72 Southers, Teresa 31,86 Sova, Joel 86 Spohn, Mr. Rodney 58 Spoonamore, Sandy 70 Spoonamore, Ron 12,102 SPRING MUSICAL 18 STAFF 62 Stalling, Charles 32, 102 Stalling. Tammy 86 Stalter, Kristy 86 Starner. Bobby 86 Starner, Richard 20, 28, 86 Starr. Mike Stephens, Steve Stephens, Steve 21 Sterner. Tina 51, 56, 57, 70 Stevens, Mike 17,19,70 Stevens, Trina Stickdorn, Jay 49. 78 Stilwell, Michael 4, 61 Stover, Clyde 55,86 Strausbaugh, Jackie 79 Strohl, Tim 70 STUDENT COUNCIL 34 STUDENT LIFE 12 Sweeney, Tracy 32, 79 Swinehart, John 103 Swinehart, Susan 21,27, 28, 33, 103,121, 133 Swinehart, Chad 86 Swinehart, Christy 27, 57, 79 Swinehart, Sherry 87 Swinehart, Mr Cary 48, 49,61 Swinehart, Mrs. Nanette 31,61 T Talbott Mr. Randall 58 Tankersley, Miranda 27,87, 121 Taylor. Dean 79 Taylor, Leann 12 Taylor, Mr. Edward 61, 106 Taylor. Wendy Taylor, Joe Teagarden. Dianna 31,87 Teeters. Miss Linda 46, 53,61 Thieken, Kathy 26, 28, 29,103 Thomas, Tina 87 Thompson, Chariotte 70 Thorne, Keith 32.44,93,103 Time 126 Tinon, Robin Tofteland, Timothy 103 Toliver, Anita 70 Tom, Teresa TRACK 52 TRACK (GIRLS) 53 Tracy, Chris 22, 50,51,53,85, 87 Treadway, Shawn 25,95, 103 Tucker, Selena 31,103 Tucker, Valerie 87,135 Tudor, Bill 30, 32, 38,87 Tupuola, Willie 70 Turnes, Mike 38. 79 Turnes, Anita 33, 42, 56, 57,87, 133 Turnes, Mrs. Kathy 63 Tussing, Bryan 25, 34,95, 103, 104. 122 Tyo, Bobbie 70 Tyo, Mark Tyo, Jim 48,87 U UNDERCLASS 64 V VanMeter, Jeff 22, 27, 33,87 Vermillion, Dawn 34, 56, 79 VOLLEYBALL 42 Voss, Wendy W Wilkins, Shawn 104, 118 Willey, Chris 12 Willey, Kelli 71 Willey, Cheri 29, 34, 38,87, 135 Williams, Kimberly 104 Williams. Frank 87 Williams, Karen 71 Williams, Kathy 31, 87 Wilson, Eddie 104 Wilson, Joseph 32, 37, 105, 132 Wilson, Julie 43, 51, 57, 71 Wilson, Amy 14, 15, 16, 24, 43, 50,51,53, 104, 121 Wiltsie, Eric 105 Winegardner, Geri 79 Wineman, Traci 18, 28, 35,62, 105,136 Wineman, Lisa 18, 19, 23, 28, 29, 33, 35,62,87, 106 Wise, David 13,87, 134 WomekJorf, Vicky 105 Womeldort, Sam 29, 71 Wood, Doug 71 Woodruff, John 32, 79 ■ Wooten, Eric 32, 105 Wooten, Fred 87 Workman, Barry 32, 79 Wren, Lydia 19. 29, 105 . v Wren. Simon 71 Wagner, Kevin 38. 44. 54, 55, 74. 79 Wagner, Mr. Phil 31,61,87 Wagner, C.ammie 34 Walser, Mrs. Helen 61 Walter, Laurel 43, 51,71 Walters, David 71 Walters, Jeff 21, 22, 28,48. 54, 55,80,87.133 Warner, David 37, 55, 78, 79 Watkins, Jennie 34,104 Watkins, Dan 79 Watkins, James 39, 71 Webb, Brian 32, 79 Wells, Susan 104 Wells, John 21 WRESTLING 44 F Wright, Steve Wright. Jeff 32, 37,86 Wright, Kurt 39, 49, 55, 71 Wymer, Bill 32, 79 Y Yarger, Rusty 79 YEARBOOK 35 Yoho, Gina 69,71 Yontz, Jeff 19,29,71 Young, Tina 31,105, 115 Young, Tracey 27, 31,87 Z Wells, Cheyenne 39, 71 Wells, lames 32,79 Wells, Jim Wells, John Wells, Patsy 87 Wells, Tim 21 Westerfelt, Deanna 27, 71 Whetherholt, Mr. Gary 40, 41, 52,61 White, John 104 White. Monica 31, 50,87 White, Stacy 79, 121 White, Matt 39. 44, 55, 71 Whited, Joe 79 Whitehouse. Matt 71 Ziehlke, Martha 23. 30, 71 Ziehlke, Eric 26, 52,81,87 Zigan, Cindy 105 The 24th volume of the Sheridan High School yearbook contains 1,238 black and white photographs and 33 color prints. The pictures were arranged on 15 pages of enamel paper, comprising the opening, with the remainder of the book being done on matte paper. The book itself took approximately 1,000 work hours, and was bound within a Taylor Custom cover with silver applied by a hot metal process. The type style used for the cover, captions, and divider pages was Optima. Many different styles were used for specialty pages. The theme of this edition is Time taken from a song written by senior Sally Riley. Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas printed 350 copies of the 1984 Sentinel. This book sold for $15.00 a copy during early sales and $17.00 a copy for late sales. Index 131 Above Lunch time is a time for women to show their strength, as illustrated by Vicki Eickelberger and Delana Robbins Below Although these seniors are not true cheerleaders, they do try their best. Above Beware Sheridan High School! You never know what these juniors in chemistry may be making Below: After a long hard musical practice, these two actresses decide to call it quits and go home to rest. I count my time by the times I meet thee. Above Here Barb Crossan, Sandy Clippinger and Vicki Eickelberger demonstrate the fine art of gossiping Below: These two may look innocent, but who really knows what Dave Pettit and Joe Wilson are up to. Here tough man Scott Eickelberger shows what he is really made of with a little help from Eve Campbell Above: During Chorale Jeff and Susan Walters” experience a few moments of puppy-love. Below English is a time to do things you forgot to do yesterday Above The comparative studies class freezes while their picture is taken Below Many spectators come to sup- port their team members and to be with friends. Above: The faculty cheerleaders spent a great amount of time on the sign. Below As Janitors” Mary Montell and Anita Turnes help clean-up, in- cluding Dan Reichley. Above: Senior ensemble members will never forget the times they sang together. Below Friends such as Janet Dupler and Theresa Hupp go arm-in-arm together. Above: Future businessmen, Reichley, Bates, and Reichley. Below: While in art Becky Crossan and Christy Crader are busy showing their artistic talents Above: Winners of the Halloween dress-up contest were awarded a six pack of Pepsi. Below: At MAJVS Paula Shipman enjoys doing hair and practices on a fellow classmate. Closing 133 All Times Are Not Alike . . . Before changing into his superman suit David Wise checks for any unwanted spies. Above: Members of the senior mixed ensemble show their love for country music. Below: Con- ducting a course on financial management is Mr. Imbroscio. Was A7 the formula for Argon or was that my last battleship call? - Mark Paxton. During the fall play sophomore Steve Kelley Caught in the act of stacking a locker, who falls asleep on center stage. could be Kim Hite's next victim? 134 Closing Above: In class Mrs. Mick shows Cheri Willey what really comes from eggs. Below: During the play, Front Page, Amy JoJin is busy talking on the phone, which comes naturally. Above: Is it Chef Tell or Valerie Tucker, preparing her favorite dish? Below: While cooking, Denise Clayton and Theresa Quinn threaten to throw flour at the cameraman. Above: Heading off to Broadway is Cheryl Reinhart, Tricia and Amy Jolin. Below: The Senior boys ensemble enjoys dressing up to sing a song from the fifties era. Stopping in to see what is going on at a yearbook staff meeting is Kathy Barr Above: Senior English teacher Mrs. Glade tries to escape from her class into the closet. Below: Senior Barb Smith is taken by surprise by the yearbook photographer. ... Farewell Class of 1984 Closing 135 Farewell, Not Good-Bye 0 SENTINEL STAFF - Front Row: Samantha lohnson, Traci Wineman, and Marabeth Smith. Row 2: Mr. Imbroscio, Kathy Barr, (eff Barber, and Cayla Arn. Our Special Thanks to Dave Cattran June Foster Sue Hale Rita McIntyre Adah Musser Doris Lattimer Michael Stilwell • Sylvia Baker Diane McGregor 1984 SENTINEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Opening Student Life Samantha Johnson Organizations Athletics Gayla Arn Lisa Wineman ■ . Marabeth Smith Faculty Seniors 1 Jnr|prrl;rct Lisa Wineman Advertising Traci Wineman Adviser Mr. Martin Imbroscio