Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

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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

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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.

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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