Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

2 2) ear St udent Soiltf and Staff, J nother year had come to an end and left ud with many memories. Sllthouyh we tend to joryet the had and remember only the yood timed we ue had here at our ole Sheridan Sdiyh Sch oo I the h ad timed aldo help ud learn id arow. Our dtau ht I L a dhort ana yrow. ur diay nere id only one, hut it holdd many treadured id dreamd. Some dait wh ay wnen leted our memoried and dreamd. we are yone and haue compi journey we will all remember thede ladtiny timed and feel proud of our alma mater. lAJe hope thid iddue o ftke Sentinel wi it Up in rememheriny the Uidiond Of Xjedterday. She 1985 Sen tine (Staff homecoming 1984 Kehy Robison Freshman Attendant Tammy Ma Jurior'AtteWdanr L«nn Snider Senior Attendant O. A- % •- ' V Angie Ingold Sophomore Attendant Dennis Abram Heather Adcock Eric Alfman Kevin Aliff Jeff Anderson Angie Barr Lisa Barrick Shana Bates Rodney Bennett Kelly Boggs Christine Bogle Buddy Boring Sandy Boyer Brian Brady Randy Brewer Doug Brim Clayton Busse Julie Campbell Misty Campbell Scott Carney Dawn Carter Kenneth Casteel Frank Charles Jack Chevalier Jessica Chevalier Janice Clark 6 Freshmen i Brian Clippingcr Julie Clouse John Clum t Danyel Coble Todd Collins David Conrad Concentrating on the book he is reading in Com munication Carcer Planning class is Doug Purkey. Tracy Conrad Carole Cooperridcr Debbie Cotterman Janel Cotterman James Crabtree Sabrina Cupp Melissa Daley Scan Daugherty Rick Deible Lance Dupler Tabitha Dusenberry (10) Sheryl Eickelberger Chelley Emmert Mike Emmert Shelley England Joey Eversolc Going home early from school freshman Jodi Phillips waits patiently for her transportation home. Freshmen 7 Doug Factor Alicia Feeman Kim Fisher Kim Forgrave Stefeme Foster Brian Fravel Mike Gibbons Vickie Gordon Steve Green Kary Greene Between reserve and varsity volleyball games. Tom- my Kopis helps out by sweeping the floor. Missy Greene Jackie Grimm Scott Hamilton Becky Harris Missy Harrison Debbie Harvey Janina Hedges Lori Helsel Damon Henry Lester Hoffer Bill Hoskinson 8 Freshmen Keenyn Hughes Jeremy Hupp Gary Hynus John T. Johnson Beth Jolin Ron King Bob Knisely Vicki Kohls Tom Kopis During one of Mr. Miskell s advanced English classes, his students listen atten- tively as he outlines the play that they will soon begin to read. Kevin Landis Susan Langwasser Lisa Maines Tracy Manning Carol Martin Rod Maxwell Michael May David McComb Amy McGaughey David McMahan Kevin Meger Lori Mertens Jody Mickey Teresa Mills Jeff Mitchell Freshmen 9 Amy Moore Rodney Nelson Jay O'Hare Todd Orr Matt Ortman Albert Parmer Bobbi Patterson Jodi Phillips Becky Phipps Andy Pugh Doug Purkey Ty Ramsey Bryan Reber Debbie Reed Nancy Reincheld Line Remmert Loraina Renfro Matt Rice Chris Ridenour Greg Riffle Brian Rittinger 10 Freshmen Discussing their business math, freshmen Nancy Reincheld and Missy Harrison try to understand what Mr. Howdyshell was explaining to them in class. Chris Roberts Jim Robinson Kelly Robison Lisa Ruda John Russell Sandy Russell Kristen Sagan Randy Sands Rick Schmus Lori Scott Kim Seibert Nikki Shook Larry Short Ed Sickles Gary Sigler Debbie Silsley Ken Skillman Jennifer Skinner Weatherman Kevin Landis proudly displays his Science Fair project for which he got a Superior at the high school Science Fair this year in March. Freshmen 11 Nicci Skinner Bobbie Smith Dawn Smith Delmar Smith John Smith Robert Smith Brett Snider James Snider Lisa Snider Christine Sode Mike Spires Jill Stickdorn K Patsy Swingley Mike Taylor Stacy Thornton Shawn Touhey One evening after school, Ed Sickles displays the talents of his mean and ferocious dog, Tiger, which is a cross between an elkhound and a boxer. Jerry Turncs Belinda Tyo Beth Valentine Jennifer VanMetcr Lynn Vansickle 12 Freshmen Jody Vcrkcst Jodi Vermillion Kelly Waters Kelly Watkins Chris West At the Annual 1984 Fall Athletic Banquet, the freshman football team, who finished the season with a record of 6-1, very proudly presents a plaque of appreciation to their coach, Mr. Larry Davis. John Russell is kindly being told by Gayla Arn that if her boyfriend sees him. he’ll be in trouble. Chad Wilkins Shane Williams Angie Wilson Jackie Wilson Troy Winegardncr Damon Wren Mike Wright Jetta Yarger Kendall Yost Freshmen 13 Floyd Allen Robbie Anderson Tamara Anderson Julie Anspach Mitch Bailey Scott Bailey Jeff Baird Kelly Baker Cindy Barrick Teresa Bateson f I S o p H O M O R E S Joe Bathalter Mike Blakeman At a home varsity football game, Troy Hale concentrates on the game's action. Brian Boggs Beth Boring Teresa Bowen Chaun Brison Mike Brown Jeff Canaday Steve Carpenter Sherry Chapman During an evening meeting of the Sheridan Chap FFA. Scott Bailey hurriedly recites the club creed. 14 Sophomores Displaying her award-winning poster at a pep rally is Heather Sagan with her cousin Jodi Sagan. Sandy Clippinger Jenny Clouse Tricia Clum Gary Coble Mark Collins Tina Conrad John Cooperrider Sally Cooperrider Rebecca Cornell Alan Cotterman Jimmy Cozart Barb Crossan Ellen Cummings Tina Cunningham Kyle Danison Lori Danko Dee Davisson Todd Deaver Andy Deible Cheryl Dennis Sophomores 15 Paul Dudgeon Mike Edwards Joel Elliot Kim Evans Missy Fleer Eric Forgrave Tammy Fravel Jamie Freeman Kim Freeman Mike Gibbs Don Gibson Wendy Gilliland David Grant Tracy Hale Troy Hale Katie Harlan Getting into the Halloween spirit by wearing a real- ly frightening mask is sophomore Gary Coble. Wishing a speedy recovery to friend and classmate Rusty Yarger. are Tommy Shafer and Charlie Harris with the sign they made in Industrial Arts class. Dianne Harr Charles Harris Lisa Harris Terry Harris 16 Sophomores Carla Hatmaker Jennifer Helser Jerry Hcncry Todd Herman Jeff Hightshoe Dawn Hinger Jason Hinkle Mickey Hitchens Kelvin Hoover Bob Huber Connie Huffman Matt Hupp Jamie Hynus Angie Ingold Aaron Johnson Amyjolin Teresa Kissick Blair Koss Kevin Krumlauf Darla Kyle Jon Landerman Sophomores 17 Bob Lawson Cassie Leavitt Andy Loudner Keith Lowe Lisa Malherbe I anielle Mangold Sue Maxwell Lori McCafferty Michelle Measley Bill Metzger LEFT: 10th graders pose during Geometry — Left to right: Cindy Barrick, Steve Carpenter, Mr Lusetti. Martha Ziehlke, Mike Brown, and Jamie Scott. ABOVE: Dressing up for extra credit Front row: Eric Forgrave, Kevin Krumlauf, Michelle Measley. Missy Schmeltzer, and Tina Con- rad. Second row: Andy Patterson, Tina Sterner, Kurt Wright, and Mrs. Pysarchuk. Molly Miller Lee Mobley Craig Morningstar Vanessa Muncy Peggy Noll Randy O'Rourke Scott Ortman Camille Parrett Andy Patterson Nancy Phillips 18 Sophomores You say you'll give me 10 bucks for this one can of pop.' Boy. you must be thirsty! says Rona Roffey to teammate Cherae Howard after softball practice. Henry Pittman Brenda Quinn Judy Ratliff Jennifer Rayburn Catherine Reinhart Janette Rhodes Georgia Richard I.isa Ridenour Rona Roffey Rick Runyon Heather Sagan April Satterfield Deb Saum Lisa Scanlan Melinda Schmeltzer Melissa Schmeltzer Jamie Scott Berena Seifert Tim Severance Tom Shafer Sophomores 19 Kelly Shahan Mike Short Todd Shriner Brian Smart Barbi Smith John Brady Smith Kathy Smith Wendy Smith Marlayna Staggers Tina Sterner Mike Stevens Trina Stevens Tim Strohl Wendy Taylor Charlotte Thompson 20 Sophomores TO Showing true dedication to his job as library helper. Mike Edwards spends his free time during lunch getting caught up on his homework. Anita Toliver Teresa Torn Bobbie Tyo Mark Tyo Bryan Valentine Robin Verkest David Walters James Watkins A i Cheyenne Wells Matt White Matt Whitehouse Artists Peggy Noll and Anita Tolliver finish the stage decorations for a mothers club meeting. Kelli Willey Karen Williams Julie Wilson Sam Womeldorf Doug Wood During half-time performance, Mindy Schmeltzer keeps time to the fast-paced beat of the music. Simon Wren Kurt Wright Jeff Yontz Martha Ziehlke As the golf team practices on the Rushcreek Golf Course, reserve players Aaron Johnson and Kurt Wright keep track of the scores fo.- their group. Sophomores 21 Lynn Abram John Adamik Diana Aliff Kim Allison Nick Alspach David Arick Junior Class Officers are: Andy Estep, President; Teri Bennett. Vice-President; Vicki Eickelberger, Secretary; and Samantha Johnson, Treasurer. Kris Arn Angie Arnold Diana Baker Mike Barnett Leslie Bates Brad Beach Barbie Beard Teri Bennett Scott Bieber Ottice Blevins Robbie Blevins 22 Juniors Judy Boring Kelly Boring Butch Bowland Paul Bowser Brad Boyer Bryan Boyer Jackie Brewington Patty Bright Sam Brown Teresa Brown Bev Burnett Bob Caldwell John Carney Joe Carpenter Lisa Clark Ed Cooperidcr Ron Cooperider Brian Cooperrider Kelly Copen Satisfied with the amount of work that John Rcichley and Ronnie Cooperider have accomplished on the barn, Mr. Masterson gives his look of approval. 1 Alicia Cornell Beth Corns Janet Corp Dee Covey Brett Crane Juniors 23 At a home varsity football game against the Morgan Raiders, these peppy juniors show their enthusiastic spirit and support for the Generals. Tori Crane Steve Cupp Jodie Daugherty Bill Davis Jeff Davis Missy Davisson Dave Dawson Christy Detwiler Vicki Eickelberger John Elliott Matt Eltringham Andy Estep Toby Eversole Dale Factor Doug Fchrman Nancy Field Dorothy Finsel Becky Fleer Brian Foltz Kevin Forgrave 4 Master mechanic, David Ours uses all the skill he has to make the final repairs on his tractor. 24 Juniors Dave Garey Laura George Lindy Gilliland John Goodfellow Rodney Goodin Allayne Gornall Sheryl Green Rodney Gutridge Amy Hale Shaun Hanley Julie Harris Tom Harris Heidi Henery Shawn Herman Donnie Hill Marijane Hill During vocational agriculture shop class, Ed Coopcrider lines up the roof shingles on the barn. Kim Hite Barbie Householder Stacey Huffman Robbie Johnson Frank Johnson Samantha Johnson Laurie Jordan Ron KMiller Janelle Keiffcr Steve Kelley Juniors 25 Randy Kirkbride Kelly Kopis Steven Langwasser Stewart Large Don Loughman Tom Leavitt Terry Lynn Robert Lynn Honey Lee Martin Jerry Martin Tammy May Jim McGrath Joe Messina Lori Mickey Tina Miller As a part of his work-study requirements, junior Mike Sickles discovers that delivering papers for the new area newspaper. Perry County Today,'' takes a lot of responsibility and hours of hard work. Arlie Mills Jeff Moffett Rick Mohler Doris Moore Dave Mooter Todd Moyer Randall Ode Karen Ortman Dave Ours 26 Juniors Junior. Pat Sims uses deep concentration to learn the new skills and methods in- volved in the world of computers (including Pac Man.'). Randy Painter Kim Parsons Stacey Paxson Tracey Paxson Chris Pettit Homer Petty Don Pickett John Pittman Anna Purkey Scot Ramage Sharon Randolph Carl Reichley John Reichley As the proud owner. Matt Eltringham displays the many new-fangled con- veniences. such as air-conditioning, in his home made luxury go-cart. Debbie Reincheld Imogene Richard Michele Ridenour Delana Robbins Kim Rodgers Juniors 27 Mike Sagan Rob Sands Carl Schmus Jerry Scurlock Lisa Scurlock John Searles Melinda Secrest Stephanie Seibert Brian Severance Jay Shafer Kevin Sherwood Jeff Shoemaker Teresa Shriner Mike Sickles David Sigler Pat Sims The Muskingum Joint Vocational students are explaining to this year s sophomore English class about all the advantages of going to MAJVS Rena Skeens Jody Skinner Cory Smart Marabeth Smith 28 Juniors Lenora Snyder Jace Stickdorn Jackie Strausbaugh Christy Swinehart Dean Taylor Mike Turncs Showing her expertise, junior Imogene Richard adds the final touches to the biology room. Bill Verkest Dawn Vermillion Ed Vest Kevin Wagner Dave Warner Dan Watkins Brian Webb James Wells Joe Whited Kelly Wilson Gcri Winegardner John Woodruff Barry Workman Jeff Wright Bill Wymer Rusty Yarger Rob Krejci tests the art club's homecoming float to make sure the balloons will work as planned. Juniors 29 s E N I O R S DEBORAH ALLEN Somerset — Chorus 1, 2; OOEA 3, 4. DEBORAH SUE ANDERS Thornville — Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Class Officer 3,4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Statistician 2, 3. RICK A. ANDERSON Rushville. GAYLA DIANE ARN Thornville — Art Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Equestrian 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; ETA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Helper 3; Track 1; Football Water Girl 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4, Editor 4. MICHELLE ELAINE BAILEY Mt. Perry — (Westland High School, Galloway, Ohio 1, 2). Drama Club 1, 2; School Play 1, 2; Track 2; Student Council 1, 2; Newspaper I, 2. APRIL ELAINE BEALL Mt, Perry — Choral 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Track 1. WENDY LEE BEARDMORE Brownsville — Art Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Water Girl 4. JEANNA LYNN BEERY Somerset — Industrial Arts Club 3. $0 Seniors Look to this Day . . . For Yesterday is but A Dream, And Tomorrow is Only a Vision, But Today well-lived Makes every Yesterday A Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow A Vision of Hope. PAMELA SUE BIEBER Somerset — Chorus 1; Library Helper 1, 2, 3. GARY L. BLACK Somerset — Audio Visual Crew 3,4; NHS 3,4, Treasurer 4; Quiz Team 2, 3. 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3,4; Co-Valedictorian 4. TAMARA LEE BORING Thomville — Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Chorus 1; Class Officer 3, 4; Equestrian 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 1. KRISTINA LYNN BOYER Thornville — Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross Country 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; FFA Sweetheart 4. DAN R. BRISON Thornville — Cross Country 4. TAMMY LEA BROWN Somerset — Chorus I, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; OOEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4. BICKFORD RI'IT BUTLER Thornville — Chorale 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. EVE LAUREEN CAMPBELL Somerset — Art Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Future Doctors and Nurses Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Cafeteria Cashier 2, 3- Seniors 31 MARTHA KAY CANNON Somerset — FHA 1; OOEA 3, 4, Treasurer 3; NHS 4. CHARLES L. CLIPPINGER II Glenford — MAJVS 3,4, Class Officer 3; FFA 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; VICA Reporter 4. TODD CLIPPINGER Brownsville — Football 4; Golf 2, 3; NHS 3.4; Scholarship Team 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA CLUM Thornville — Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Library Helper I. TRENT COBLE Glenford — FFA 2; Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3, 4. KRISTEN ELIZABETH COCHRAN Somerset — Basketball 1, 2, 3; OOEA 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4. DOUGLAS M. COLLINS Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Boys' State 3; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 2, Student Council 2, 3,4, President 4. TIM CONTIZANO Somerset — Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,4. 32 Seniors — SCue cuui 9«fe� — 0 c e s4 t £ay£e JIM COOPERRIDF.R Glenford — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. DANNY CORNWELL Roseville — Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTIE SUECRADER Thornville — Art Club 3,4; Band I, 2; FTA 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Scholarship Team 1; Football Water Girl 3, 4. RONNIE C. CRANDELL Thornville — Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; FFA I, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. TRACI CRANE EMMERT Somerset — Chorus 1, 2; Library Helper 1; Ski Club 2; Track 1. BECKY ANN CROSSAN Somerset — Art Club 3,4; Band I; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Girls' State 3; NHS 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Football Water Girl 3, 4. RONALD CUPP Rushville. SONDRA CUPP WILLIAMS Rushville — MAJVS 3,4; Chorus 1; Class Officer 4; OOEA 3, 4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3. Seniors 33 BRYAN CURRY Glenford — FFA 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2. WILLIAM DALEY. Ill Glenford — Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 2,4. AL DANKO Glenford — Golf 1, 2, 3,4. Seniors of 1985 bid farewell to their alma mater Sheridan High School on Sunday, June 9 Jeff Walters President )eb Anderi |f Secretary Tami Boring Vice.President Class of '85 Student Officers TAMI LOU DIXON Mt. Perry — FHA 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Work Study 3, Elementary Teacher's Helper 3. AMBER DORNON Thornville — (Kecoughtan High School, Hampton, Virginia 1, 2, 3). EVA MARIE DUMOLT Thornville — Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; FHA 1; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. Seniors DENISE DUPLER McCOY Rushville — Chorus 1, 2. TINA DUSENBERRY Thornville — FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Children s Theater 3. JOHN CLINTON ELKINS, JR. Rushville —(Fairfield Union High School 1, 2, 3. 4). Grid Iron Club 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity F 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, Secretary 1; Wrestling 1; Track I. JOHN JOSEPH F.MMERT Somerset — Track 2. DOUGLAS JAMES FISHER Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. TODD MICHAEL FI.AUTT Somerset — Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 2, DEB FLEER Somerset — Art Club 2,4; Audio Visual Crew 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Quiz Team 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Statistican 2; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Olympics of the Mind 3, 4. WENDY FLEMING Mt. Perry — OOEA 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2. KAREN MARIE FORGRAVE Somerset — FHA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3,4; Statistician 2, 3, 4; Olympics of the Mind 2, 3. ROBERT M. FREEMAN.JR. Somerset — NHS 3, 4; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3,4; Olympics of the Mind 2; Co-Vaiedictorian 4. LISA MARIE FRY Thornville — FHA 2; Cafeteria Worker 3. STEVE FULLMER Somerset — FFA 3. Seniors )5 DAPHNE LYNN GEORGE Thornville — Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 1, 3,4, Secretary 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DORRA LYN GEORGE Thornville — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4; Presidential Classroom 3; Co-Valedictorian 4. RALPH GLOVER Thornville — Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3. DOYLE GOODIN Rushville — Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4. REGINA LYNN GRUBB Glenford — (Piketon High School, Piketon, Ohiol). MAJVS 3,4; VICA 3,4, Reporter 4; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 2. TAMMY HANKINSON Somerset — FTA 2; Officer Helper 3; Ski Club 2. JERRY E. HARRIS Thornville — Work-Study 4. LYLE HARRIS Thornville — Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 3,4; Football 4. }6 Seniors RAYMOND L. HARVEY Mt. Perry — MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3,4. SABRA HAYES Mt. Perry — Drama Club 3, 4; Equestrian 4; Flag Corps 3,4; Gymnastics 1; Musical 1, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Thespian Society 4. JEFF HENERY Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. LETITIA LYNN HENRY Newark — Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; NHS 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY SUE HETRICK Mt. Perry — Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Office Helper 4; Track 1; Cafeteria Cashier 4. LINDLEY ELIZABETH HIGGINS Mt. Perry — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; EDNA 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHELE ANNE HILLIS Somerset — Art Club 3, 4; Chorale 3,4; Chorus I; Cross Country 3; Drama Club 1; FDNA 3,4; Mascot 4; Musical 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1; Student Council 1; Track 2, 3, 4. LORI A. HOFFMAN Thornport — Art Club I; Chorus 2. Seniors in the modules 14-15 College Math II class always enjoy themselves, no matter how difficult Mr. Hill makes his assignments. Seniors }7 TOM HOMMRICH Mt. Perry — Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2. ANGELA KARNS Glenford —(Lincoln H.S., Gahanna, Ohio 1; Rosemont H.S., Columbus, Ohio 2; Logan H.S., Logan, Ohio 3). Choir 1, 2, 3. WENDY LEIGH KEISTER Thornville — Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Office Helper 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball I, 2, 3,4. TOP RIGHT: Members of che senior ensemble sing at the dinner for retiring superintendent. Mr. Bert Severance. TOP PAR RIGHT Charles Clippmger receives hts diploma from Mr. Max Perry. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors relax in the hallway before, during, between, and after classes. SENIORS NOT SHOWN IN PORTRAITS: Jason Miles Henry Sherri Annette Hoops Steven Ray Hubbard Terry Ray Jackson Tricia Marie Jolin Charles S. LaRue Kelly Ann Short Tracy L. Tankersley. DANNY KENNEDY Mt. Perry. STANLEY EDWARD KING Somerset — Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3,4. TEENA LOUISE KING Somerset — Cheerleader 2; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drill Team 3; Equestrian 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; Library Helper 1. 38 Seniors STEVEN KINNEY Thornville. HOLLY CHRISTINE KINSER Brownsville — Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Musical 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Track 3.4. STEVE KISH Mt. Perry — FFA 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3- KEITH ALLEN KNOX Mt. Perry — FFA I. LEE KOHLS Somerset — Library Helper 3, 4; Play 3; Sports Writer 4; Equestrian Cartoonist 3. DOUG LENTZ Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; FFA 1. 2. 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2. ALAN T. LERCH Rushville — Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3. CRAIG A. LOVE Thornville — Baseball 2, 3, 4. MISTY MALLETT Thornville — Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1; Gymnastics I, 2; Library Helper 3; Track 1. THERESA MANGOLD Mt. Perry. JOHN MANNING Thornville. KIM MARTIN Thornville — Chorus 3. 4. Seniors 39 TONYA MAULLER Thornville — Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Musical 2; OOEA 3, 4. DEBBIE MAY Rushville — Cheerleader 4; Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3,4; Drill Team 1, 2; Flag Corps 1, 2; OOEA 3,4; Thespian Society. ALICE MAE McMAHAN Glenford — Chorus 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Library Helper 2; NHS 3. 4; OOEA 3, 4. LOWELL ALLEN MEREDITH Somerset — MAJVS 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBBIE MERRITT Thornville — Band I, 2, 3, 4; FDNA 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Library Helper 1. Officer Helper 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Play 1, 2; Athletic Director's Helper 4. SHIRLEY MILLER Somerset — Basketball 1; Drama Club 3, 4. MARY MONTELL Somerset — Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN KAY MOORE Mt. Perry — FHA 1, 2, 3,4. 40 Seniors MISSY MOOTER Somerset — Gymnastics I; OOEA 3,4. RUSSELLJ. MYERS Thornville — MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3,4. PAULA MARIE NETHERS Thornville — Band 2, 3,4; Drama Club 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team I. KIRK OEHLMAN Thornville — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN SUE O RYAN Somerset — MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3,4. LEE PARKER Thornville — Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3,4. SCOT ALLEN PARSONS Thornville — Chorale 2, 3; Chorus 1; FTA 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3,4; Musical 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band I, 2, 3,4; Vice- President 4. AMY PAXSON Thornville — Art Club 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Drama Club 1; FFA 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 3; Scholarship Team 3; Track 1, 2. Seniors 41 MARK PAXTON Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID PETTIT Somerset — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Musical 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4. ROGER A. PETTIT Thornville — MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3. 4. TONYA RAMSEY Glenford — Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3. AMY JO RATLIFF Mt. Perry. DAN REICHLEY Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; NHS 3,4, President 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Student Council 4. JON C. RHODES Somerset — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Football 4. DOUGLAS JAY ROBINSON Somerset — Baseball 1; Chorus 2,4; Football I, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2. AARON SHANE ROBISON Thornville — Chorale 3,4, Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. MELISSA ANN SAGAN Somerset — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3,4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2; Office Helper 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4. BRUCE SANDS Roseville — Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 3. RICK SCHMELTZER Somerset — Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1. 42 Seniors EARL ROBERT SCHMUS Thornville — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. REX SCHOLL Thornville — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Football 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. DAN SEITZ Somerset — Industrial Arts Club 4. TOP LEFT: Early spring weather was not very warm as can be seen by the clothing Craig Love and Mark Paxton are wearing to a baseball practice BOTTOM FAR LEFT At half-time during the faculty-senior basketball game, these cheerleaders pose for a picture. BOTTOM LEFT: Doing their part to beautify America. Shirley Miller and Deb Merritt go all out lor yearbook Editor Gayla Arn as she was roving the building after a Sentinel meeting looking for some interesting photos to use for the next deadline. RODGER L. SEVERANCE Somerset — FFA 1, 2, 3- TERRY SHAFER Glenford — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SHAFFER Thornville — Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. Seniors 43 DENISE SHEVEL ELKINS Thornville — Chorus I, 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Flag Corps 1; OOEA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3. PAULA ELLF.N SHIPMAN Thornville — MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Art Club 1. BRENDA KAY SHORT Thornville — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Drama Club 1; Drill Team 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Jazz Band 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, News Reporter 4; Office Helper 3; Scholarship Team 2; Track I. TO SAY GOODBYE Time has come To say goodbye To all my friends And break all ties. You've been my life, And we've shared our dreams. We've shared our tears, And we've showed our steam. Together we’ve grown. And now we ll part To live our lives And begin a new start. I'll miss you all. And I love you lots. I'll cherish our memories; I'll visit with you in my thoughts. Good luck to all And reach for the top! Set your goal high And don't ever stop! BY Cammie Wagner '85 LEANNE YVONNE SMITH Thornville — Chorus 1; FTA 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; OOEA 3,4, Vice President 3. President 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. LISA ANN SMITH Somerset. RICK SMITH Thornville — Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3,4. TRACI SUE SHRIDER Glenford — Cheerleader 2; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Girls' State 3; NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician I; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3. DAVID SIMPSON Glenford — Baseball 2. CHERYL LEIGH SMART Thornville — Art Club 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,4; Gymnastics 1. GARRETT RICHARD SMITH Thornville — Boys' State 3; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4. 44 Seniors TAMMY L. STALLING Thornville — Work- Study 3. 4. KRISTY KAY STALTER Somerset. BOBJ. STARNER Thornville. RICHARD MARION STARNER, II Thornville —Chorale 3, 4; Chrous 1, 2; Equestrian 4; ETA 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 4; EDNA 4. JUANITA MAE SNIDER Thornville — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3,4;Jazz Band 2, 3,4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. I.EANN MARIE SNIDER Somerset — Band 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Homecoming Attendant 2, 4; OOEA 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Water Girl 3, 4. TERESA LYNN SOUTHERS Thornville — Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1; OOEA 3,4. An active Drama Club member. Tricia John served as president her senior year. CLYDE LEWIS STOVER Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Football 4. SHERRY SWINEHART RIEDER Thornville — Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball 1. MIRANDA HOPE TANKERSLEY Somerset — Audio Visual Crew 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4, Librarian 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; NHS 4; FDNA 3, 4. Seniors 45 DIANA G. TEAGARDEN Glenford — OOEA 3,4. TINA E. THOMAS Glenford —Chorus 1, 2. CHRISTINE LEIGH TRACY Glenford — Art Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1, 2. VALERIE TUCKER Somerset — Chorus 2; Library Helper 2. WILLIAM A. TUDOR Thornville — Chorale 4; Chorus 1; ETA 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3. ANITA TURNES POUCH Somerset — Band 1; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Office Helper 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,4. Before a track meet, senior Tom Hom- mrich just likes to han£ around. JIM TYO Glenford — Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. JEFFREY PAUL VAN METER Mt. Perry — Audio Visual Crew 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4;Jazz Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3,4. CAMELA SUE WAGNER Thornville — Art Club 2, 3,4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; OOEA 3,4, Chapter Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3. JEFFREY MICHAEL WALTERS Somerset — Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Chorale 3,4, Vice President 4; Class Officer 3,4; FFA 1, 2; Scholarship Team 1, 2. 46 Seniors PATSY WELLS Somerset — Chorus 3. MONICA LYNN WHITE Thornville — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; OOEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4; Volleyball 1. CHERI WILLEY Somerset — (Newark High School 1). Chorus 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Equestrian 3; Musical 2; Play 2; Scholarship Team 3; Ski Club 2; Thespian Society 3,4; Football Water Girl 2, 3,4. FRANK WILLIAMS Thornville — Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3,4. The four year wait is almost over for Pam Beiber as she stands in line to recieve her diploma on graduation night. KATHY WILLIAMS Somerset — FHA 1; OOEA 3, 4. LISA A. WINEMAN Glenford — Chorale 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Play 2; Thespian Society 4; Yearbook 3,4; Olympics of the Mind 2; Ensemble 1, 3, 4. DAVID WISE Somerset — MAJVS 3,4; VICA 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. STEVE WRIGHT Glenford — Industrial Arts Club 4. TRACEY YOUNG WASS Mt. Perry — Art Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3; OOEA 3,4; Pep Band 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1; Statistician 2; BOE Historian 3,4. ERIC ZIEHLKE Glenford— (PIME High School, Newark, Ohio 1). Art Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Camera Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Play 1; Radio Club 1; Scholarship Team I, 2,4; Track 2, 3,4. Seniors 47 F A C u L T Y RICHARD FISHER County Superintendent BERT SEVERANCE Local Superintendent RODNEY SPOHN Administrative Assistant JAMES RINEHART Principal, Student Council Adviser ALAN KING Assistant Principal JAMES BALLANTINE Guidance Counselor, NHS Adviser LARRY DAVIS Guidance Counselor, NHS Adviser, FTA and Quiz Team Adviser MR. AND MRS. BERT SEVERANCE NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION - Front row: Mr. Tom Hill, President c the Board; Mr. Robert Lynn, Mr. Robert Forsythe, Mr. Charles Boring, Vice-President of th Board; and Mr. Paul Ream. Row 2: Mr. Bert Severance, Local Superintendent; Mrs. Sylvi Harlan, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board; and Mr. Rodney Spohn, Administrative Assistant. Mr. Bert Severance began his public service in the year 1947 as a teacher at Millersport High School, teaching business education. He taught there for ten years before he was offered the prin- cipalship, which he accepted. He was principal at Millersport for four years before taking the same position at Sheridan High School in the year 1961- 62. Eleven years later, during the 1972- 73 school year, he was again promoted, this time to superintendent of the Northern Local School District. Mr. Severance held this job for thirteen years before deciding to retire. Total years of service in the teaching profes- sion for Mr. Severance amounts to 38 years. 24 of those years being in the Northern Local System. Upon his retire- ment. the community held a banquet in his honor. AL ABRAMS Vocal Music KAY BALLANTI NT Biology, Prom Adviser RICHARD BANFIELD Industrial Arts JAMES BECHLEY Architectural Drawing NICHOLAS CALDERONE Instrumental Music CAROL CLARK Typing, Accounting 48 Faculty BARRY DETWILER Vocational OWA GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education, Health PATRICK FUNK Chemistry, Physics ABOVE: One of the more well known people at Sheridan is substitute teacher, Mr. harry Klingler. RIGHT: A student teacher at Sheridan in the Vocational Agriculture Department, Mr. Mark Pittman is a senior at Ohio State. KAREN GLADE English 12, Communications — Career Planning STEVEN GLADE Social Studies, Athletic Director ELIZABETH HANSON Latin RANDY CLARK Social Studies, Driver Education JOHN COLEMAN Business Math, General Business LARRY COLEMAN English 9, Humanities PAUL CULVER Physical Education ABOVE: On Mrs. Lattimer's birthday, Mr. King gets a kick out of helping her celebrate. BELOW: Playing his favorite game, Mr. Hite swings at the ball. SUSAN HARRISON Physical Education, Health DOUG HILL Algebra II, College Math I, II ANDREW HITE American History HARVEY HOWDYSHELL Mathematics, Data Processing Faculty 49 MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Yearbook Adviser JANET KOEHLER Senior BOE, Typing I, Shorthand II JANE KUNKLER Basic English 10, Arts and Crafts DOUGLAS LATTIMER General and Life Sciences, Driver Education RUTH LATTIMER Special Education LD Teacher LUCILLE LOVE Latin DEB LUSETTI Reading I, II RICARDO LUSETTI General Math, Pre-Algebra, Geometry RANDY MASTERSON Vocational Agriculture DIANE McGREGOR English II, Communications — Career Planning, Audio Visual rita McIntyre Art I, II, III, IV; Art Club Adviser VIRGINIA MICK Home Economics I.E1 r; During his conference, Mr, Howdyshell enters the day's grades into the com- puter to be averaged later. ABOVE: At the band banquet, Mr Calderone and Ms. Sheila Myracle, drill team adviser, are presented with seniors' photos. SO Faculty Joining the faculty this year teaching During his twenty-fifth year at Sheridan. Mr. Taylor is presented with a math classes. Mr. Doug Hill is also the birthday cake by second year Russian student. Deb Anders. Boys Head Basketball Coach. Working on the homecoming float. Mrs. McIn- tyre helps out an student Cammie Wagner. RANDY MISKELL English 9, Communications — Career Planning ADAH MUSSER Librarian RAY PEYTON Government MARIAN PYSARCHUK English 10 and 11 LARRY REMMERT Albegra I, Geometry CHARLENE ROBERTS Home Economics KAREN STEEN Junior — BOE, Typing II. Shorthand I MICHAEL STILWELL Home Computers EDWARD TAYLOR Russian I, II, French I, II, HI LINDA TEETERS Physical Education III PHIL WAGNER Vocational Agriculture GARY WHETHERHOLT World Today, Western Civilization Faculty 51 SECRETARY — Mrs. Doris Uttimcr SECRETARY — Miss Sue Hale LIBRARY AIDES — Front row Misty Campbell. Heather Adcock. Connie Huffman. Vicki Kohls. Beth Valentine. Carol Martin. Mickey Hitchens, and Darla Kyle. Row 2: Sharon Randolph. Kelly Baker. Chris Ridenour. Mike Ed- wards. Vickie Gordon. Jackie Brewington. Jill Stickdorn. Shana Bates. Janice Clark. Wendy Taylor. Becky Harris, and Mrs Adah Musser. Librarian. 52 Staff LIBRARY ASSISTANT — Mrs. Margaret Snyder OFFICE HELPERS — Front row: Kim Hetrick. Kathy Smith. Tammy Brown, and Wendy Keister. Row 2: Debbie Merritt. Lisa Wmeman. Kim Rodgers. Christy Detwiler. and Dorothy Finsel. CAFETERIA HELPERS-Joe Whited. Lisa Fry.John Smith. Camille Parrett. and Jerry Harris. AUDIO VISUAL CREW — Miranda Tankersley. senior; David Arick. junior; Terry Lynn, junior;Jim Patterson, senior; Gary Black, senior; Kevin Landis, freshman; and Vicki Kohls, freshman. BUS DRIVERS — Front row: Terry Angle. Ed Noyes. Lcann Hillyard. Helen Mahan. Mary Lynn Smith, and Manetha Lyle. Row 2: Nancy Houk. Vicky Crist. Nellie Sharp. Jeanie Skinner. Helen Griffith. Phyllis West. Bar- bara Cummings, Karen Landerman. Donna Webb, Ted Eppley, Midge Binion, Louie Cooperrider. and Nick Cooperridcr. Row V. Rita Noll. CUSTODIAN - Mr Robert Daugherty CUSTODIAN — Mrs. Sylvia Baker SCHOOL NURSE — Mrs Peggy Shriner. TRUANT OFFICER — Mrs. Linda Lynn. Staff 53 s 1’ u D E N T L I F E LOWELL MEREDITH Senior — Horticulture SHERRI HOOPS Senior — Cosmetology MAJVS students learn skills for the future NICK ALSPACH Junior — Auto Body JEFF MYERS Senior — Machine Tooling BYRDWIN HOWARD Senior — Natural Resources CHUCK LaRUE Senior— Welding PAULA SHIPMAN Senior — Cosmetology SONDRA CUPP Senior — Data Accounting COLLEEN O'RYAN Senior — Cosmetology 54 MAJVS DAVID WISE Senior — Welding KEVIN SHERWOOD Junior — Electronics CHARLES CLIPPINGER, BILL DAVIS Senior, Junior — Drafting DEAN TAYLOR Junior — Electronics BARRY WORKMAN Junior — Electronics JEFF DAVIS, SHAWN HERMAN Juniors — Auto Mechanics MAJVS 55 PIPPIN Cast of Characters Pippin Kevin Sherwood Charlemagne . . . Steve Kelley Fastrada Lewis . Michael Stev ns Berthe . Dorothy Finsel Catherine Amy Jolin Thco LEADING PLAYER PLAYERS Tricia Jolin Beth Boring Sabra Hayes Michele Hillis Bethjolin Shirley Miller Blair Koss Catherine Reinhart Lisa.Wineman Jeff Yontz LEFT: As narrator of the musical PIPPIN, Tricia Jolin gives us insight to the feelings of Pippin. ABOVE: Taking a brief moment to pray are Michael Stevens. Steve Kelley, and Kevin Sher- wood. RIGHT: Looking at Marie Dumolt's outfit, one wonders if she is really the ordinary housewife. BELOW: As Mr. Coleman gives advice, the cast of the musical PIPPIN listens quite intently. 56 Musical Front row: Beth John. Catherine Reinhart and Christopher Roberts. Row 2: Jeff Yontz, Vicki Kohls and Blair Koss. Row 3: Lori Helsel. Front row: Mickey Hitchens. Bill Hoskinson, and Kevin Sherwood. Kelly Boggs, and Sandy Russell. George Crist. Row 2: Wendy Gilliland. Amy Jolin, Beth Boring, Hermia; Michael Stevens, Lysander; Steve Kelley, Demetrius; and Dorothy FinscI, Helena. Shaun Hanley, Theseus; Marie Dumolt, Hoppolyta; A Midsummer Night’s Dream modernized Watching the love expressed by Hermia and Lysnader and wishing it were her own is Helena. As his wife Titania watches. Oberson. King of the Fairies contemplates the many trials of life. ABOVE: After improperly casting a love spell. Fuck becomes subject to the Rath of Oberon. BELOW Exhibiting their versatility in acting are Beth Jolin and Blair Koss. Captivated by the action of the ongoing play. Marie Dumolt and Shaun Hanley watch attentively. Play 37 A NIGHT UNDER THE After the dancing was over these couples relax and make their plans concerning the after prom which was to be held at the Cinema 4 in Newark. The movie that was playing was “Rustler s Rhapsody. While dancing with all the pretty ladies, Terry Barnes waltzes Kris Cochran around the floor. Line Remmert. Stan Daugherty, and Chris Roberts help in the concession stand during the prom. While listening to the music of Cool Comfort these couples just enjoy slow dancing together. 38 Prom While relaxing after a dinner of baked steak, stuffed potatoes, creamed corn, rolls, and dessert, these prom goers discuss their evening plans. This year the junior-senior prom was held on Saturday, May 11th. The theme was The Greatest Show On Earth and Cool Comfort provided the music. After dinner was served by the underclassmen, who were dressed like clowns, the lines started forming for the pictures. LeVeck's Studio took the pictures in front of a back drop of balloons and streamers. During a break in the dancing, these couples are en- joying some time to talk with their friends. These animals are just sitting back and taking it easy while socializing with their friends. The lead guitarist of Cool Comfort gets into the rhythm while providing music for the couples. Prom 59 Receiving one of the many awards that he earned for his research project is senior Robert M. Freeman. Presenting the Artist of the Year Award to Tonya Ramsey is Art Club President. Cammie Wagner. The Hugh O’Brien Leadership Award is presented to Lisa Ridenour by Guidance Counselor. Mr. Larry Davis. Awards Night helps compliment those excelling in varied academic areas This year. Awards Night was held on May 21, 1985. Honor Roll pins were given to those who earned them. Members of the Yearbook Staff, Quiz Team and scholarship recipients were also recognized. The Artist of the Year Award was given to Tonya Ramsey. The recipients of the Vocational Awards of Distinction were: Martha Cannon and Leanne Smith (OF.A), Rex Scholl and Doug Collins (FFA) and Tina Dusenberry (FHA). The I Dare You Award was given to juniors Diana Baker and Kevin Wagner. Miranda Tankersley received the Philip H. Sheridan Social Studies Award. Dan Reichley won the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award. Doug Collins won the Leadership Award and Doug Fisher received the Wylie Benton Tussing Memorial Award. Attending Boys' and Girls' State this summer will be Ron K’Miller, John Adamik, Kim Hite and Karen Ortman. Participants in the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans were Anna Purkey, Laura George, Terry Lynn and Diana Baker. An announcement was made that Gary Lee Black, Robert M. Freeman and Dorra Lyn George are Co-Valedictorians for 1985. During the break the Jazz Band provided entertainment. At the end of the program, the scholarship test results were announced and team members were honored. This year's recipient of the Lucille Love Outstand- Presenting the Philip H. Sheridan Social Studies ing Senior Award is Daniel Lee Reichley. Award to Miranda Tankersley is Mr. Andrew Hite. This year's members of the Olympics of the Mind right: Christopher Roberts. Lisa Malherbe. Lynn Problem Solving team ate as follows from left to Vansickle. Lisa Ridenour, and Damon Wren. C0 Awards Night Proudly displaying their individual awards they are senior band members Jeffrey Paul VanMeter. received for band leadership, inspiration, and loyalty Scot Allen Parsons, and Dorra Lyn George. With their Scholar Athlete Awards are Becky Crossan, Rona Roffey. Dan Reichley. and Kevin Krumlauf. Earlier this year. Dan Reichley placed third on the The students that participated in the Presidential Washington. DC., were Diana Baker. Laura George. Oil American History Test. Classroom for Young Americans, held in Terry Lynn, and Anna Purkey. Accepting the Wylie Benton Tussing Memorial Award is honored recipient Douglas James Fisher. Awarding the Leadership Award to Student Council President Douglas Collins is Mr. James Rinehart. Receiving the I Dare You Award from Mr. Ballantine are Diana Baker and Kevin Wagner For her contributions to science. Mrs. Ballantine is After an excellent finish in the WHIZ High School of the Quiz Team and the alternates were recognized being presented an award of distinction. Honor Society quiz team competition, the members and awarded certificates at the Annual Awards Night. Awards Night 61 Class of 1985 graduates looking for a future full of hope and happiness Bcin presented his trophy by Mr. Bert Severence is During the presentation of Valedictorian awards Co-Valedictorian Gary Black from the class of 1985. Robert Freeman looks very happy to receive his. Mr. Al Abrams, the choir teacher, directs the senior Senior class selected a yellow rose as their flower and class in singing their class song Like An Eagle. The the colors were light blue and yellow. MAJVS graduate Paula Shipman receives her diploma from Max Perry of the MAJVS Board of Education. During the playing of the recessional by the high school band Lisa Wincman seems glad to be graduated. 62 Graduation Co-Valedictorian Dorra George gives her speech to all who are present at the 1985 commencement. During the graduation exercises, the high school chorus sang the Benediction to the senior class. Charles Boring of the school board presents Doug Collins, Student Council president, his diploma. Pastor John Michles of the Glenford St. Paul s church recited the Invocation and Baccalaureate. Ready to begin receiving their diplomas the first row of the National Honor Society members stand. On Sunday. June 9 the senior class assembled in the band directed by Mr. Calderone while the seniors high school gym for the graduation exercises. came in. BELOW: The Processional was played by the school Upon receiving their diplomas these seniors begin RIGHT: Doug Robinson throws his hat out into the tradition of switching their tassels over. the crowd. Think he might be happy it's over-' Farewell to the Class of 1985 Graduation 63 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S At Dawes Arboretum, Wendy Gilliland and John Pittman relax while drawing. Art Club students relax on and around a bridge at Dawes while they sketch. The Art Club decorations for the Christmas dinner at Good Samaritan Hospital. As an Art Club member, Ty Ramsey helped paint the biology room walls, and did a very nice job. Art members Peggy Noll, Andy Estep, and Anita Toliver display their work for the newspaper. ART CLUB MEMBERS — Front row: Tori Crane. Becky Crossan, Cammie Wagner. Gayla Arn, Anita Toliver, and Mrs. Rita McIntyre. Row 2: Terry Lynn, Steph Seibert, Christie Crader, and Imogenc Richard. Row 3: Rick Mohler, Chris Tracy, Shaun Hanley, Tom Hommrich, and Wendy Beardmore. Row 4: Rob Krejci, Donnie Hill, Randy Painter, and Andy Estep. 64 Art Club Watching closely, Tom Hommrich puts a finishing touch on the creatures in the biology room. Tonya Ramsey goes forward to accept her full scholarship to School of Visual Arts. New York. In Mrs. Ballantine's room, Art Director Rita McIn- tyre draws a skeleton on the wall. Director Nick Calderone waits for the end of the second quarter, to begin the half-time show. BAND — Front row Dee Covey. Row 2: Mr. Nick Calderone. Director; Brenda Short, Jeff VanMctcr, Dave Pettit, Scot Parsons, Miranda Tankersley, Amy Paxson, Holly Kinser, Debbie Merritt. Jim Cooperider. Tracey Young Wass. Sabra Hayes, and Teena King. Row Mindy Schmeltzer. Paula Ncthers, Jerry Turnes. I.isa Malherbe. Kelly Shahan, Diana Baker, Samantha Johnson. Marabeth Smith. Michele Ridenour. Kim Hite. Alicia Cornell. Angie Arnold, Anna Purkcy. Tammy May. and Tori Crane. Row 4: Missy Schmeltzer, Jamie Hynus, Sheryl Eickelbergcr. Jackie Grimm, Kim Fisher. Chris Roberts. Kendall Yost, Doug Purkey, Bill Hoskinson. Connie Huffman. Lisa Harris. Charlotte Thompson. Dee Davisson, Jodie Daugherty, Kim Evans, and Jamie Scott. Row 5: Vicki Eickelberger. Julie Harris. Tracy Manning. Debbie Harvey. Beth Jolin. Jennifer Skinner. Kristen Sagan. Heather Adcock. Dawn Carter. Chris Ridenour. Dorra George. Carole Cooperider. Jody Vermillion. Nikki Shook. Bobbie Patterson, Jackie Wilson. Teresa Mills. Christy Swinehart. and Stacey Paxson. JAZZ BAND — Front row Dave Pettit. Scot Par- sons, Jeff VanMeter. and Jerry Turnes. Row 2; Lisa Harris, Juanita Snider, and Miranda Tankersley. Row y Michele Ridenour. Samantha Johnson, Alicia Cornell, and Jackie Wilson. Row 4: Holly Kinser. and Director Nick Calderone. During a half-time show at home, freshman Bill Hoskinson stops at the sideline to play. Junior Field Commander Dee Covey, leads the band Freshman baritone player. Jennifer VanMeter, looks off the field after the pre-game run-through. towards the audience as she plays during a halt. PEP BAND — Front row: Anna Purkcy. Jim Cooperider. Juanita Snider. Jeff VanMeter. Scot Par- sons. Dave Pettit. Jerry Turnes. Miranda Tankersley. and Kim Hite. Row 2: Blair Koss. Lisa Malherbe. Michele Ridenour. Samantha Johnson. Dorra George. Jackie Wilson. Marabeth Smith, and Lisa Harris. Row 3: Amy Paxson. Jennifer VanMeter, Katie Harlan. Teresa Mills. Holly Kinser. Debbie Merritt, and Bill Hoskinson. Row 4: Jackie Grimm, Diana Baker. Charlotte Thompson. Doug Purkey, Angie Arnold. Dee Covey, and Director Nick Calderone. Band 63 CHORALE — From row: I.ctitia Henry. Tom Hommrich, Doug Fehrman, Mike Brewington. Anita Turnes. Missy Sagan, Jeff Walters. Aaron Robison. Lyle Harris. Steve Kelley and Cory Smart Row 2: Leslie Bates. Juanita Snider. Melinda Secrest. Bill Tudor. Ritt Butler. Kristy Boyer. Traci Shrider. Chris- ty Detwiler. Lisa Wineman and Michele Hillis. Row }: Sharon Randolph. Vanessa Muncy. Teri Bennett, Lin- dy Gillilland. John Pittman, Wendy Keister. Dorra George. Richard Starner, and Nancy Field. Row 4: April Ik-all. Misty Mallett. Teena King. Catherine Reinhart, Stacey Huffman. Dee Covey. Laura Clum, and Cheryl Smart. Row 5: Director Al Abrams. Julie Harlan. Kim Hetrick, and Kris Arn. At the Annual Christmas Concert, junior Dee Covey sings a solo as Mr. Abrams directs the chorale. Singing of sugar plums dancing in people s heads and yuletide joys is this year s junior-senior chorale. SENIOR ENSEMBLE — Front row: Missy Sagan. Tom Hommrich, Steve Kelley. Jeff Walters. Lyle Harris. Letitia Henry, and Kristy Boyer Row 2: April Beal. Bill Tudor. Lisa Wineman. Traci Shrider. Juanita Snider, and Michele Hillis Row 3: Teena King. Wendy Keister. Cheryl Smart. Dorra George. Anita Turnes. Richard Starner. and Aaron Robison. I he Senior girls ensemble consisting of Ieena King, Snider. Cheryl Smart, and April Beall sing joyously of Dorra George. Letitia Henry. Lisa Wineman. Juanita their special love for Christmas. Taking a break to rest up for their next song and to listen to the chorale is the mixed chorus. (A Chorus Sitting quietly and contently in her last year of drama class is active club member Shirley Miller. As always drama club members Beth Boring and Steve Kelley practice their roles for an upcoming production. As Dorothy Finscl takes the stage actress Tricia Jolin watches the performance from her place in the play. Senior Sabra Hayes displays her ability to perform a soliloquy during the production of a class play. DRAMA CLUB — Front row: Jeff Yontz. Beth Bor- ing, Michael Stevens, Amy Jolin. Sabra Hayes, Catherine Reinhart, and Steve Kelley. Row 2: Beth Jolin. Dorothy Finsel, Lori Helsel, Blair Koss. Kim Allison, and Lisa Wineman. Row 3: Brad Beach. San- dy Russell. Juanita Snider. Vicki Kohls, and Ten Ben- nett. Row 4: Adviser Larry Coleman. Shirley Miller. Tracey Paxson, and Marie Dumolt. Showing the exuberance of a good actress Catherine Reinhart gives the drama class an exciting show. Using the skills they have acquired as actors and ac- tresses are a few of the cast members. THESPIAN SOCIETY — Front row: Amy Jolin. Michael Stevens. Steve Kelley. Dorothy Finsel. and Cheri Willey. Row 2: Catherine Reinhart. Juanita Snider, Beth Boring, and Marie Dumolt. Row 3: Tammy May. Adviser Larry Coleman, and Sabra Hayes. Drama Club 67 FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES OF AMERICA — From row: Miranda Tankcrsly. Jim Pat- terson. Eve Campbell. Delana Robbins. Kelly Shahan. Tracy Hale and I.isa Ridenour Row 2: Nancy Phillips. Michele Hillis. Leslie Bates. Stephanie Seibert. Georgia Richard, and Kim Hite. Row ): Lisa Malherbe, Richard Starner. Teri Bennett. Alicia Cor- nell. Tori Cranet Dawn Vermillion, and Debbie Mer- ritt. Row 4: Julie Harlan, Tina Conrad. Connie Huff- man. Marabeth Smith. Janette Rhodes, and Elizabeth Higgins. FHA — Front row: Karen Forgrave, Karen Moore, Kelly Baker. Tina Dusenberry. April Beall. Alice McMahan, and Brenda Quinn. Row 2: Lori McCaffer- ty. Tami Dixon. Tammy Brown. Teri Bennett, and Diane Harr. Row 4: Advisers Charlene Roberts and Virginia Mick. ABOVE and BELOW: Mr and Mrs. Mick along with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts show their appreciation and thanks for the flowers given to them by the FHA. ABOVE: Sophomores Kelly Baker and Brenda Quinn relax after accepting their awards for FHA LEFT: These FHA students light candles signifying the purposes of the organization. 68 FDNA FHA JUNIOR-SENIOR FFA — Front row: Dave Garcy, Joe Carpenter, Doug Collins, Rex Scholl. Kevin Forgrave. Carl Reichley. Ron Cooperrider, and Bob Lynn. Row 2: John Goodfellow, John Reichley. Ed Cooperider. Jim McGrath, Terry Shafer. Jay Shafer, and David Ours. Row V Mr. Mark Pittman. OSU Stu- dent Teacher; Amy Paxson. Arlie Mills. Doug Lentz. Kelly Boring. Mike Barnett, and Imogene Richard. Row 4: Adviser Phil Wagner. Todd Moyer, Brian Severance, Tracy Sweeney. Tony Perry. Scott Bieber. and Pat Sims. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA — Front row: Juanita Snider. Gayla Arn.Jim Patterson. Scot Parsons, Lctitia Henry, Christy Detwiler, and Alice McMahan. Row 2: Dawn Vermillion, Tracey Pax- son. Vicki Eickelberger. Amy Paxson. Christy Swinehart. and Stacey Paxson. Row 3: Bill Tudor. Kim Hetrick. Debbie Merritt. Christie Cradcr. Leanne Smith. Karen Forgrave. and Adviser Larry Davis. AGRICULTURE Doug Collins delivers a speech to the members of the FFA on the night of their annual banquet. 1984 FHA Sweetheart Kristy Boyer hands over the title to this year's sweetheart Marabeth Smith. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FFA — Front row Mark Collins. Rob Anderson, Hank Bieber. Ron King. John Russell, Jim Snider, Lance Dupler. Andy Lounder. and Scott Bailey. Row 2: Ken Knight. Kelvin Hoover. Matt Ortman. Shawn Touhey. Albert Parmer. Mike Short. Mike Blakeman. and Paul Dudgeon. Row 3: Eric Forgrave. Don Gibson. Bryan Reber. Larry Short. Doug Purkey. Jamie Watkins, and Bob Lawson. Row 4: Rod Bennett, Line Remmert, Todd Collins, Bill Metzger, Brian Clippinger. and Mike Sims Row Mr. Randy Masterson, Tim Severance. Brady Smith, and Steve Green. FFA FTA 69 SENIOR OOEA — Front row: Leann Snider, Cam- mie Wagner, Leanne Smith, Deb Allen. Wendy Hemming. Monica White, and Tracey Young. Row 2: Martha Cannon, Alice McMahan, Diana Teagarden, Tammy Brown, Kris Cochran, and Tonya Maullcr. Row 3: Adviser Janet Koehler and Ms. Lisa Billman, OSU Student Teacher. At the annual BOE banquet Denise Shevel Elkins delivers the speech that sent her to national competition. JUNIOR OOEA — Front row: Beverly Burnett. Jody Skinner, Christy Swinehart. Lisa Scurlock, Lisa Clark, and Becky Fleer. Row 2: Stacey White, Kim Parsons. Missy Davisson. Kim Rodgers, and Rena Skeens. Row 3: Sheryl Green. Heidi Henery. Tammy May. and Dawn Johnson. Row 4: Adviser Karen Steen. Proud Sheryl Green walks back to her seat after Mrs. Koehler shows her appreciation and gratitude Mrs. Steen names her most active junior of towards this year's most active senior Leanne Smith. 1983. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB - Front row: Jay Shafer, Doyle Goodin, Earl Schmus. Jeff Wright. Rodney Goodin. Frank Johnson. Dan Watkins. Trent Coble, and Ed King. Row 2: Dave Mooter, D. J. Sigler. Chris Petit. Sam Brown. Matt Hupp, James Wells, Randy Brewer, and Dan Seitz. Row 3: Adviser Richard Banfield, Alan Lerch, Simon Wren, Joe Bathalter. Mitch Bailey, Paul Dudgeon. Henry Pittman. Rusty Yarger. and Matt Eltringham. Row 4: Brady Smith. Dan Cornwell, Bill Tutor, Steve Wright, Brian Webb, Todd Orr, Jamie Watkins, and Jason Hinkle. 70 Industrial Arts Club OOEA OLD NHS MEMBERS — Front row: Bob Freeman. Traci Shrider. Doug Collins, Dan Reichley. Gary Black, Gayla Arn. and Todd Clip- pinger. Row 2: Alice McMahan, Lisa Wineman, Brenda Short. Jeff VanMeter. Becky Crossan, and Amy Paxson. Row 3: Paula Nethers, Dorra George. Michele Hillis. Daphne George, and Deb Fleer. Row 4: Adviser James Ballantine, Tina Dusenberry, Leanne Smith, Elizabeth Higgins, and Adviser Larry Davis. Patiently waiting to induct the new members of the na- tional honor society are this year's senior members.. QUIZ TEAM MEMBERS— Front row: Lisa Ridenour. Letitia Henry, Gary Black. Bob Freeman, and David Arick. Row 2: Vicki Kohls, Chris Roberts, Jeff VanMeter. and Lisa Malherbe. Row 3: Deb Fleer, Ad- viser Larry Davis, and Marabeth Smith. Accepting the award for second place from the representative of Muskingham College is Adviser Larry Davis. Relaxing before the Final match with the students from Zanesville are the members of Sheridan s quiz team. NEW NHS MEMBERS — Front row: Jeff Shoemaker. Kevin Forgrave, Joe Carpenter, Mike Sagan. Ron K Miller, Gary Smith. Dave Garey, and Letitia Henry. Row 2: Samantha Johnson. Kim Hite. Anna Purkey. Delana Robbins. Terry Lynn. Miran- da Tankersley, and Alicia Cornell. Row 3: Tracey Paxson. Stacey Paxson, Laura George. Janelle Keif- fer, Christy Swinehart, and Martha Cannon. Row 4: Adviser Larry Davis. Karen Ortman, Diana Baker, Marabeth Smith. Michele Ridenour, and Adviser James Ballantine. QUIZ TEAM RECORD Sheridan Opponent 05 Hiland High School........135 1(50 West Muskingum H.S.......120 SEMI-FINALS 160 Ridgewood High School ... 125 FINALS 95 Zanesville High School .... 230 WON — 3 LOST — 1 SECOND PLACE WINNERS NHS Quiz Team 71 STUDENT COUNCIL — From row: Mike Sagan. Leann Snider. Rex Scholl. Doug Collins. Daphne George. Mark Collins, and Doug Fisher. Row 2: Beth Jolin. Kristy Boyer. Dan Reichlcy. Rob Sands. Doug Factor. Molly Miller. Kris Cochran, and Heather Sagan. Row y Cammie Wagner. Jackie Wilson. Kristen Sagan. Angie Barr. Chris Roberts. Alicia Cor- nell. and Tammy May. Row 4: Nicci Skinner. Sandy Boyer. Peg Noll, Jenny Clouse. Karen Ortman. and Marabeth Smith. Student involvement proves rewarding At the annual senior-faculty basketball game, sponsored by the Student Council, the team members who are momentarily occupying the bench cheer their par- ticipating teammates on to a victory. ■ A ABOVE: As students arrive to school in the morn- ing. sophomore student council member Mark Col- lins hands out bumper stickers to make sure everyone Buckles Up” for safety. BELOW: Prepar- ing the senior edition of the Equestrian for publica- tion is staff member Sabra Hayes. With the computer's help, senior Teena King works on an article for an upcoming edition of the Equestrian. Missy Davisson. Lindy Gilliland, Bev Burnett, and Imogene Richard. EQUESTRIAN STAFF — Front row: Leslie Bates, Richard Starner, Stephanie Seibert. Sabra Hayes, and Teena King. Row 2: Tori Crane. Ten Bennett. 72 Student Council Equestrian At Awards Night, yearbook adviser Mr. Imbroscio presents a certificate of participation to Samantha Johnson. Sentinel workers finish June 25th Discussing the layout for the yearbook are Taylor representative Mr. A1 Swank and adviser Mr. Imbroscio. Gayla Arn. yearbook editor, fulfills one of her many responsibilities by cleaning up after a Sentinel meeting. After talking things over with Michele Ridenour. Marabeth Smith prepares to add names to the index. After resigning from the yearbook staff. Marabeth Smith and Gayla Arn try their hand at construction work. After working late hours into the night on the 25th edition of the Sentinel, staff members Lisa Wineman. Marabeth Smith, Alicia Cornell, Saman- After working into the last week of June, it is evi- dent that Michele Ridenour. Lisa Wineman. and Alicia Cornell need a vacation. tha Johnson, Michele Ridenour, and Gayla Arn take a break for dinner. Using the cropper to see if a picture fits its designated spot is junior staff member Samantha Johnson. Yearbook 73 VARSITY FOOTBALL Sheridan 8 Fairfield Union . Opponent 0 New Lexington . 7 River View 20 John Glenn H Tri-Valley 0 Philo 22 Maysville 28 Crooksville 38 Morgan 16 West Muskingum WON — 2 LOST - 8 At commencement of play. Junior Mike Sagan punts the ball. Football season this year proved to be exciting but frustrating Posing for a picture is more exciting than the foot- ball game for this group of students. Before the game. Coaches Culver and Peyton go onto the field to give some advice. 74 Football KMiller. Mike Turnes, Dave Garey, and Dale Fac- tor. Row V Mark Tyo, Scott Bailey, Shaun Hanley. Bob Caldwell, Kelly Kopis, Brian Cooperrider, and Matt Hupp. Row 4: Eric Forgrave, Troy Hale. David Grant. Mike Barnett, Jeff Canaday, and VARSITY FOOTBALL — Front row: Mark Pax- ton, Todd Clippmgcr, Bill Tudor, Lyle Harris, Jon Rhodes, Clyde Stover. William Daley, Doug Lentz, and Doug Collins. Row 2: Donny Lough man. Joe Carpenter, Mark Collins. Mike Sagan, Ron Kevin Wagner Row V Andy Patterson, Scott Ort- man, Head Coach Paul Culver, John Adamik, and Cheyenne Wells. Row 6: Assistant Coaches: Randy Miskcll, Larry Davis, Ray Peyton, Gregg Forsythe, and John Coleman. .jcJ FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 36 New Lexington ............ 0 46 River View.................6 46 John Glenn ............... 6 33 Tri-Valley.................8 32 Philo..................... 6 7 Maysville.................12 20 Cambridge................. 0 WON—6 LOST —1 Getting themselves psyched before the game, the players rally for a morale boosting huddle. Attempting to save the pass, receiver Brian Cooper- rider aggressively dives for the ball. Water girls this year — Front row: I.eann Snider. Gayla Arn, and Wendy Beardmore. Row 2: Becky Gossan, Christie Crader, and Cheri Willey. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front row: Stan Rodney Maxwell, Jeff Anderson, Doug Factor, and Daugherty. Brian Rittinger, Jim Robinson. Chris Dennis Abram. Row 3: Jody Vcrkest. Mike Emmert, West. John Russell, Lance Dupler, Tom Kopis, Andy Todd Collins, Line Remmcrt, Jay O'Hare, and Buddy Pugh, and Shawn Touhcy. Row 2: Scott Carney, Boring. Row 4: Coach Larry Davis and Jeremy Hupp. Kevin Meger, David McComb. Mike Gibbons. Co-MVP's arc: Kevin Wajfier (quarterback, corner back) and Joe Carpenter (guard, defensive end). Showing the strength of a Sheridan General. Dale Factor has the endurance it takes to be a center. At the beginning of a down. Junior quarterback Kevin Wagner calmly calls out the cadence. At the First home game of the season. Mark Paxton had the honor of being First through the tunnel. Football 75 Ladies of spirit encourage many 76 Cheerleading VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — From row: Deb May, Tami Boring, Karen Ortman. Row 2: Delana Robbins, Alicia Cornell. Vicki Eickclberger. At a girl's varsity basketball game, Mindy Schmeltzer, Barb Crossan, Dee Davisson, and Molly Miller cheer with much enthusiasm. ABOVE: Varsity girls basketball cheerleader. Dee Davisson stands in deep concentration. LEFT: RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - Front row: Heather Sagan, Jamie Hynus, Cindy Bar- rick. Row 2: Jennifer Rayburn, Lori Danko. Angie Ingold. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS - Front: Deb Anders. Row 2: Kim Hetrick. Row y Lisa Scurlock.Jody Skinner, and Julie Harlan. Top: Kris Arn. During a boy's varsity basketball game against New Lexington, the reserve choerleaders take a moment to rest and relax on the bleachers. While preparing the Homecoming float, these spirited cheerleaders pose with Big Red for a quick snapshot. On Parent's Night during the football season, Michele Hillis escorts her mother and father. GOLF TEAM — Front row: Jeff Baird. Kurt Wright, Aaron Johnson, Dave Conrad, and Alan ABOVE: Freshman Dave Conrad watches, waits, and hopes as his ball rolls smoothly towards the hole. BELOW: Senior A1 Danko goes for that hole- in-one that he has always wanted. Will he make it? Cotterman. Row 2: Coach Andrew Hite, David Warner, A1 Danko, and Steve Cupp. VARSITY GOLF Sheridan Opponent 195 Lakewood 208 189 New Lexington 178 River View 168 178 John Glenn 170 186 Tri-Valley 186 Philo .'. . ... 189 194 Heath 160 m Mamille . . 173 187 Crooksville .... 183 175 Morgan 174 West Muskingum .... 162 WON —5 LOST — 7 TIED- I Sectional Tournament 6th Place MVL Tournament Xh Place (tic) MVL Standing 9th Place Mom Valuable Player — Jeff Baird Here stands sophomore MVP Jeff Baird in deep concentration before he tries his luck on the green. Golfers experience highs and lows, but learn from errors Why don’t we get golf carts?” must be the question most prominent in these fellas' minds as they head out for the next hole on the course. ABOVE: With a powerful swing, Aaron Johnson at- tempts to clear the sand pit. BELOW: Is this WORK? Just ask Steve Cupp, Butch Warner, Aaron Johnson, and Kurt Wright. They should know. Golf 77 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Front row Row 2: Paul Fullmer (Jr. Hi.), John Searles. Paul Brian Smart. Russell Carney. Homer Petty. I.ee Dudgeon, Drew Ingold (Jr. Hi.). Jody Verkest, and Parker. Brian Foltz. Andy Estep, and Kevin Forgrave. Coach Gary Whcthcrholt. Boys cross country team earns titles — MVL Co-Champs and District Champs At the state cross country meet. MVP Lee Parker strives to stay ahead of the close following pack. Reviewing scores and placements after a home cross country meet are team members and fans. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 16 Bloom -Carroll....................39 22 John Glenn........................33 30 River View........................28 23 Tn-Valley........................3-j 16 Philo.............................4} 15 West Muskingum................... so 16 Maysville.................... ... IS 1« Morgan............................37 18 New Lexington.....................K) 16 Crooksville.......................17 WON —9 LOST—1 INVITATIONALS Sth of 8 teams River View 2nd of 10 teams Licking Heights 1st of 10 teams Fairfield Union 1st of 3 teams Buckeye Lake 1st of 12 teams Uncaster 1th of 17 teams Bloom-Carroll 1st of 9 teams MVL Meet DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1st out of 21 teams STATE COMPETITION 17th out of 21 reams In a heated struggle, junior Andrew Estep attempts to overtake his fast-fading opponent. After finishing his race at the state cross country meet. Russell Carney sits back and takes it easy In preparation for the day's race. Coach Gary runners in their stretching out, so that they may Whcthcrholt puts in a helping hand, by assisting his avoid being seriously injured. 78 Boys Cross Country Concentrating on her form, and the race she is running during a home meet, is senior Kristy Boyer. Boys and Girls Cross Country MVP'S — Lee Parker The expression on Daphne's face is worth a thou- and Daphne Lynn George. sand words, none of which are suited for printing. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TLAM — Front row: Peg Noll. Leslie Bates, Kristy Boyer, Nancy Field, Coach Gary Whetherholt. Row 2: Vanessa Muncy, Daphne George, Tracy Hale, and Robin Verkest. Proper stretching and warm-up exercises are impor- race, as demonstrated for us by the Girls Cross Coun- rant factors in determining how well one runs the try team and Coach Gary Whetherholt. Lady runners gain many insights to physical endurance GIRLS CROSS COt NTR Y Sheridan ()pponcnt 24 John Glenn......................51 •15 River View.......................15 52 Morgan...........................24 55 New Lexington....................22 WON 1 LOST - 1NVITATIONALS 8th of 9 teams River View 11th of 14 teams Licking Heights 11th of 12 teams Fairfield Union 9th of 9 teams Lancaster 6th of 6 teams MVL Meet DISTRICT COMPETITION 1.5th ol 17 teams Girls Cross Country 79 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — From row Missy Sandy Clippinger, Manager; and Coach Susan Fleer. Wendy Keister. Traci Shrider. Missy Sagan. Harrison. Terry Harris. Kris Cochran, and Debbie Fleer Row 2: RESERVE VOLLEYBALL — Front row: Shelley England. Heather Sagan. Julie Anspach, Molly Miller, and Tami Anderson. Row 2; Teresa Bateson. Cheryl Concentrating intensely on the descending ball. Terry Harris gets down low to receive a tough service. Dennis. Angie Wilson, Barbie Crossan. Jennifer Helser, Lori Danko, and Coach Susan Harrison. ABOVE. As Traci Shrider dives under the ball, teammate Terry Harris watches, ready to give assistance. RIGHT: Players gather around Coach Harrison for some last minute words of advice before the game Volleyball's MVP. Kris Cochran, demonstrates her serving prowess during a game against Maysvillc. VARSITY VOU.EYBAL1 Sheridan Opponent Won........................Crook svillc Won ............................Philo Won .......................Morgan W'on...................Licking Valley- Lost .................Newark Catholic Lost.......................John Glenn W'on.......................Tri-Valley Lost ......................River View W'on..............................New Lexington W'on........................Maysvillc Lost...................Licking Valley Lost ... ...................Granville W'on ...........................W'cst Muskingum Won.......................Crooksville Won.............................Philo W'on...........................Morgan Won........................|ohn Glenn Won....................... Tri-Valiev Lost ......................River View W on..............................New Lexington Won.........................Maysville W’on ...........................W'cst Muskingum SECTIONAL TOl R NAM ENT W on...................New Lexington DISTRICT TOl RNAMENT W'on.......................Oak Hill W'on.......................'Atnc Trace REGIONAL TOURNAMENT W'on............................Eaton Lost ..................North W'cstem WON — _ 0 LOST-7 80 Volleyball RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Won Won Won Lost Won Tri-Valley Won River View Won Lost Won . West Muskingum Won Lost Won Won Won Tri. Valiev Lost Won Lost Won . West Muskingum WON — n X ST — 5 Senior team member Mary Montell puts all she's got into hitting the ball over the net to her opponents. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL — Front row: Kim Forgrave. Debbie Silsley, Kelly Robison. Nicci Skinner. Julie Clouse, and Dawn Carter. Row 2: Coach Gary Swinehart. Julie Campbell. Heather Ad- cock. Angie Barr. Lisa Harmon. Lisa Barrick. Amy McGaughey, and Kim Seibert. Manager LEFT: No. 8. Missy Sagan takes a flying leap to the net in an attempt to block the spike. ABOVE Get- ting ready to bump the ball. Kris Cochran waits with teammates for it to fall. BELOW Displaying her aptitude for the game. Missy Fleer sets Kris Cochran up for a spike. VOLLEYBALL SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS - Front row: Shelley England. Julie Anspach. Heather Sagan. Terry Harris. Missy Fleer, and Molly Miller. Row 2: Coach Susan Harrison. Kris Cochran. Mary Montell. Missy Sagan. Traci Shrider. Wendy Keister, and Debbie Fleer. Row Mike Sagan. Volleyball 81 VARSITY WRESTLING Sheridan Opponent 26 Tn-Valley.............................‘17 |x River View ...........................48 VI Maysville.............................40 24 Morgan................................46 23 Philo.................................53 32 Lakewood..............................24 I Worthington...........................47 I I Fairfield Union......................5-1 21 Logan Elm ............................42 12 Bloom Carroll.........................32 12 Upper Arlington.......................24 31 New Lexington.........................41 37 John Glenn.............................33 30 Fairfield Union.......................'9 3th Sheridan Invitational 3th Watkins Tournament 6ch MVL Tournament 10th District Tournament WON-4 LOST- 10 LEFT: As his defeated opponent walks away Aaron Robison heaves a si. of relief. ABOVE: Mi Forsythe shows pride in MVP Donny Loughman. WRESTLING — Front row Eric Forgrave. Chaun Brison. Scot Carney, Matt White. Line Remmert. Matt Ortman. Clayton Busse. and Greg Riffle. Row 2: Brian Brady. Buddy Boring. Bill Hoskmson. Steve Green, and Jody Verkest. Row 3. Brian Smart. Rob Sands. Rob Anderson. Chris West. Ron K Miller. Mike Turnes. William Daley III. Donny Loughman. Ron Crandell. and Coach Gregg For- sythe. (Absent Aaron Robison. Brad Boyer. Tim Contizano. Tom Kopis. Alan Cotterman. and Coach Ray Peyton.) Donny Loughman shows how hard you must work to earn the MVP in wrestling by overtaking an able opponent In the last few seconds of the match. Coach Forsythe watches intently. Coaches Forsythe and Peyton watch with approva Brad Boyer takes the advantage from his opponent. 82 Wrestling GYMNASTICS — Front row: Kelly Robison. Nikki Shook. Amy Moore. Patsy Swingley. and Janel Cotterman. Row 2 Heather Adcock. Deb Anders. Janelle Keiffer. Tami Boring. Daphne George. Belinda Tyo. and Kristen Sagan. Row 3: Miss Teeters. Coach; Todd Clippinger. Statistician; Sally Cooperrider. Wendy Smith, I.eanne Smith, and Shaun Hanley. Statistician. After the completion of her uneven bars routine, freshman gymnast Kristen Sagan comes in for a landing. GYMNASTICS Overall Record 7- Central District Class III All Around Medalists were: Daphne George and Nikki Shook. Placement at the Central District Class (II Competition 1th Daphne George 3th Nikki Shook MVP Daphne George RS 'I'alua.Uc 55 VARSITY GYMNASTIC W- 5 Posing with her Most Valuable Player award for gymnastics, is senior member Daphne George. Concentrating on her uneven bars routine. Leanne Smith is closely watched by Coach Linda Teeters. Senior gymnast. Daphne George practices her routine on the beam while being spotted by Coach Teeters Senior Members of the Gymnastics Team arc: Leanne Smith. MVP Daphne George. Deb Anders, and Tami Boring. Gymnastics 83 Jon Rhodes. Earl Schmus. Craig Love. Doug Fisher, Brian Cooperrider. and Kirk Oehlman. and Mark Paxton. Row 2. Andy Estep. Dan Reichley. Mike Sagan. Jeff Walters. Randy Painter. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row: Jeff Henery. Coach Doug Hill. Manager Jim Tyo. Basketball team takes Sectional Title; ends the season with a winning record VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Opponent Sheridan Heath ..................... Lakewood.................... River View.................. New Lexington .............. Maysvill:................... West Muskingum.............. Crooksville................. Philo....................... Morgan...................... John Glenn ................. Tri-Valley ................. Maysville................... River View................. West Muskingum ... ........ Crooksville................ Philo....................... New Lexington .............. Tri-Valley ................. John Glenn ................. Morgan..................... SECTIONAL T( H'RNAMKNT New Lexington ............ Meigs..................... Nelsonville................ DISTRICTTOt RNAMENT Portsmouth West............ WON — IS LOST —9 RV BASK HUAI LEFT AND ABOVE: Co-MVP’s for boys basket- ball are: Douglas James Fisher and Jon Clinton Rhodes. before the beginning of a home basketball game, to psyche up the guys for a victory. in! No it isn't, that's the fans spirit, pride, and enthusiasm Oh no. the roof s caving showing their immense RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan ()pponent 54 Heath............................. «II 68 Lakewood.............................59 «18 River View....................... ... 51 ft) New Lexington...................... «18 62 Mays ville (OT).................... 61 48 West Muskingum ......................40 50 Crooksville..........................5« 52 Philo................................56 48 Morgan...............................25 51 John Glenn...........................55 55 Tri-Valley ..........................28 51 River View........................ 45 62 New Lexington........................29 60 Maysville............................48 55 West Muskingum...................... 51 49 Crooksville..........................52 51 Philo................................24 41 Morgan...............................28 59 John Glenn.......................... 45 42 Tri -Valley..........................17 WON - 18 LOST — 2 RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL — Front row: Manager Bob Huber and Coach Gary Swinehart. Row 2: Jason Hinkle. Steve Carpenter. Kevin Krumlauf. Carl Schmus. Mark Collins. Lance Dupler. Jeff Baird, Jon Landerman, Jeff Canaday, Kurt Wright, and Aaron Johnson. Viewing the situation at hand. Dan Reichley has things under control as he dribbles the ball down the floor. At the Pep Rally, held prior to the District Cham- pionship Game, varsity boys basketball players are obviously deeply enthralled with the proceedings. ■s — — yiiiim FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Front row Manager Jason Marks and Coach Lonnie Hill. Row 2: Jay O'Hare, Dennis Abram, Doug Factor. Brian Reber, Matt Rice. Ronnie King, Jim Snider. Dave Conrad. Jimmy Robinson. Damon Henery. Jeff Anderson. Todd Collins, Mike Emmert. and Rick Schmus. As teammates watch with anticipation, Doug Fisher shoots towards the basket with hopes of scoring. Boys Basketball 85 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Kneeling: Dee Rona Roffey. Chris Tracy,Julie Anspach. Christy Dct- Dee Detwiler. Manager. Standing: Coach Barry Det- wiler. Wendy Beardmorc. Leann Snider, and Missy wiler. Debbie Fleer. Dawn Vermillion. Becky Crossan, Fleer. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 62 Morgan . 10 59 John Glenn 42 Tri-Valley . 35 46 River View . 43 44 New Lexington . 59 59 Maysville (OT) . 61 42 West Muskincum . 35 60 Crooks vil It . 32 55 Philo 53 Morgan 81 John Glenn • 43 43 Tri-Valley . 56 46 River View . 12 51 New Lexington .60 64 Fairfield Union . 54 48 Maysville 62 West Muskingum . 35 • 51 Crooksville . 34 59 Philo . 51 TOURNAMENTS 66 Gallipot is 10 Meigs 36 52 New Lexington WON —15 LOST —7 ABOVE: In the middle of a fast break down the floor. Deb Fleer scrambles for control of the basketball. BELOW: In trouble. Junior Christy Detwiler. looks for an opening under the basket. Dribbling low to prevent the stealing of the ball. Rona Roffey prepares to drive in to the basket. After calling a timeout, while the players take a drink of water and towel off. Coaches Barry Det- wiler and Rodney Stoltz give the team a few pointers on how to improve their game. | 'I' IuaU Girls team has winning season LEFT AND ABOVE: Co-MVPs for girls basket- ball are: Becky Ann Crossan and Leann Marie Snider. 86 Girls Basketball RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 11 Morgan 33 lohn Glenn 23 Tri-Valley 16 River V iew 31 New Lexington (OT) . . . 33 ?) Maysville 30 West Muskingum 19 •13 Crooksville 32 Philo 10 Morgan Y) John Glenn 42 River View 31 New Lexington 32 Fairfield 1 nion 41 Maysville 33 West Muskingum H 32 Tri-Valley 33 32 Philo •11 Crooksville 23 WON —13 LOST- -6 Positioned under the basket, ready to rebound. Chris Tracy waits for Becky Crossan's shot. GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL - Front row: Julie Wilson. Jenny Clouse. Coach Rodney Stoltz, Cheryl Dennis, and Tina Sterner. Row 2: Martha Making a quick dash down the floor, Leann Snider shows what it takes to be a MVP. Ziehlke. Terry Harris. Barbie Smith. Ellen Cummings, and Sandy Clippinger. Shooting a short jumper. Chris Tracy momentarily stops the action on the floor, as the shot falls. FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL - Kneeling: Danyel Coble. Manager; Coach John Paxson. Stan- ding: Debbie Silsley. Julie Clouse. Dawn Carter. Amy McGaughey. Julie Campbell. Kim Fisher. Lisa Snider. Debbie Reed. Angie Wilson. Angie Barr. Melissa Daley. Kim Forgrave and Chelley Emmert. Dribbling down the floor under a press, sophomore Missy Fleer is backed up by senior Leann Snider. Girls Basketball H7 BOYS TRACK — Front row Brian Foltz, Dave Garey. John Russell, Todd Clippinger. Eric Ziehlke. William Daley III, Lance Dupler. Joe Carpenter, and Russell Carney. Row 2: Cory Smart. Albert Parmer. Kelly Kopis, Kevin Forgrave. Shaun Hanley. Bob Caldwell. Jimmy Robinson, and Rick Mohler. Row 3: John Searles, Eric Forgrave. Andy Patterson. Brad Beach, Rodney Gutridge. Cheyenne Wells, Mike Gibbs. Brian Clippinger. and Karen Forgrave. statisti- cian. Row 4: Coach Whetherholt and Assistant, Lon- nie Hill. Track teams excel again this year Beginning his leg of the 440 meter relay. Junior Shaun Hanley accepts the baton from his teammate. Grimacing with the effort, Homer Petty shows his determination to make it over the high jump. BOYS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 47 New Lexington...................83 ■IX River View .....................84 44 John Glenn.........................88 83 Tri-Valley......................17 8} Philo ..........................47 80 Maysvillc.......................32 83 • Crooksville....................16' 62 Morgan..........................70 2 West Muskingum ..................60 WON —3 LOST —4 3th Reynoldsburg Relays 4th Bloom-C arroll Invitational 12th Heath Invitational 3th MVL Meet 4th Final MVL Standing 1st Sectional Meet 3rd District Meet ADVANCED TO REGIONAL MEET Joe Carpenter — Discus Throw Todd Clippinger — Pole Vault Russell Carney — 3200 Meter Run Kevin Forgrave and Russell Carney — 1600 Meter Run Russell Carney. Brian Foltz. Kevin Forgrave, Homer Petty — 3200 Meter Relay Team SCHOOL RECORD Triple Jump — 37 ft. 2 in. Homer Petty MVP — Todd Clippinger Preparing the pole vault mat for a meet are Andy Patter- son. Eric Forgrave. and Todd Clippinger. Running in a distance event. Russell Carney reveals his extra-ordinary strength and stamina. Most Valuable Player Todd Clippinger takes a fe' moments to relax during a break in events. 88 Boys Track At state competition. Becky Crossan makes a gallant at- tempt to get over the high jump. GIRLS TRACK — Front row: Michele Hillis, Wen- dy Beardmore. Kristy Boyer. Chris Tracy. Becky Crossan. Daphne George, and I.eann Snider. Row 2: Coach Linda Teeters. Nikki Shook. Kim Seibert. Jody Mickey. Angie Wilson. Lindy Gilliland. Danyel Coble, Kim Rodgers. Kristen Sagan. Leslie Bates. Jennifer Skinner. Kim Forgrave, Katie Harlan, statistician; and Assistant Coach Larry Davis. Row V Julie Wilson. Heidi Henery, Missy Fleer. Molly Miller. Terry Harris. Heather Sagan. Barb Crossan. Judy Ratliff, and Becky Fleer. MVP Becky Crossan receives her 6th place plaque for the high jump at state competition. GIRLS TRACK Sheridan Opponent lOu New Lexington......................28 80 River View ........................48 87 John Glenn.........................41 90 Tri-Valley..........................38 78 Philo..............................30 102 Maysville..........................26 90 Crooksville ........................39 90 Morgan..............................38 100 West Muskingum ....................28 WON-9 LOST — 0 4th Newark Invitational 1st Bloom-Carroll Invitarional 2nd Johnston Invitational 1st MVL Meet 1st Sectional Meet 1st District Meet 3rd Regional Meet STATE PARTICIPANTS Becky Crossan — 6th in High Jump 3rd in 300 Meter Hurdles Judy Ratliff — 3rd in 100 Meter Dash SC HOOL RECORDS High Jump — 3 ft. 6 in. Becky Crossan 300 Meter Hurdles — 43.61 seconds Becky Crossan 200 Meter I ash — 26.9 seconds Judy Ratliff MVP — Becky Crossan Judy Ratliff is a very important asset to the girls track team, as she wins once again. Assistant Coach Larry Davis. Chris Tracy. Wendy Beardmore, Michele Hillis, Becky Crossan. Kristy Boyer. Daphne George. Leann Snider, and Coach Lin da Teeters are honored at the Spring Spons Banquet. Girls Track 89 VARSITY BASEBALL — Front row: Dan Reichley. Mark Paxton, Clyde Stover. Craig Love. Jeff Walters. Doug Fisher, and Doug Collins. Row 2: Kevin Krumlauf, Jon Landerman. Jeff Henery, Mike Sagan, Mark Collins, and Brian Coopcrrider. Row 5: Aaron Johnson. David Warner, Kevin Mcger, Jeff Canaday, and Kevin Wagner. Voted All League were: Brian Coopcrrider, Doug Fisher. Jeff Henery. and Kevin Krumlauf. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS FOR THIS SEASON ARE BRIAN COOPERRIDER AND KEVIN KRUMLAUF. During the game, a time is called. The players move to situation, discuss strong points and weaknesses, and the mound with Coach John Coleman to go over their to give each other encouragement. Winding up to pitch the ball, senior Jeff Walters lets one fly. hoping for a strike to end the game. v x VARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 5 Newark Catholic..................14 7 Miller........................... 2 1 1 airfield Union................. i 7 Fairfield Union.................. 9 11 Maysville........................ s 1 River View ...................... o 10 New Lexington.................... 2 5 ( anal Winchester................15 0 Canal Winchester.................K) 2 Morgan............................0 4 Tri-Valley ...................... 7 11 Crooksvillc...................... 5 .5 Liberty Union....................10 •1 Liberty I nion................... 7 11 Philo............................10 2 Lakewood..........................6 5 Crooksville...................... 7 6 Philo............................10 1 John Glenn.......................15 12 West Muskingum................... H 5 Morgan........................... 1 7 New Lexington.................... 9 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 10 Nelsonville-York.................11 6 Meigs............................ 7 MVL Record. H-5 (5rd. Place) Overall Record: 10-14 LEFT: Before the game, Mike Sagan and Mark Pax- ton get warmed up by tossing the ball back and forth. ABOVE: With concentration written all over his face. Dan Reichley waits for the swing of the bat in the playoff game with New Lexington. 90 Baseball Anticipating the direction the ball will fly, Doug Fisher alters his position to catch it. After failing to get the out at second, Doug Collins throws the ball back to the pitcher. Warming up on deck. Jeff Henery looks towards the Field to see where his best chance for a hit lies. Team members come running from the dug out to like persistence and hard work have finally paid off congratulate Jeff Henery on his home run. Looks for him. Varsity baseball team places third in the 1985 Muskingum Valley League RESERVE BASEBALL Sheridan ()pponent 12 Trimble 7 Maysville 11 1 River View 10 17 Miller 1 New Lexington 9 7 Morgan 6 10 Trimble 19 Tri-Valley 6 1 Crooksville 0 ■1 Philo Crooksville A ■7 John Glenn 8 7 Morgan 1 Lakewood 6 WON—9 LOST — 3 MVL Record: 6-4 Reserve Coach — Haul Culver RESERVE BASEBALL — Front row: Jon Lander- Row 2: Dennis Abram. Doug Factor. Kurt Wright, Row 3: Jay O'Hare, Joey Eversole. Todd Collins, man. Donnie Hill. Kevin Meger. Dave Conrad. Jeff Shoemaker. Brian Reber. and Stan Daugherty. Jerry Henery. Mike Emmert. and Randy Sands. David Warner. Andy Hugh, and Steve Carpenter. Baseball 91 VARSITY SOFTBALL — From row Cherae Mary Montell, and Rona Roffcy. Row 2: Tina Anspach. Cheryl Dennis. Melissa I aley. and Coach Howard. Kris Cochran. Missy Sagan. Traci Shrider. Sterner. Jenny Clouse. Sandy Clippinger. Julie Susan Harrison. VARSITY SOFTBALL Sheridan Opponent I Newark............................10 5 Fairfield I nion................. -I 15 Fairfield Union................... 2 1 Maysville......................... 1 10 River View........................ 2 15 Trimble............................0 V) New Lexington..................... 2 Newark Catholic................... 2 15 Newark Catholic...................IK 16 Morgan............................ 1 15 Tri-Valley........................ 0 5 Licking Valley.................... 2 21 Crooksville....................... 1 9 Liberty Union...................... ? 11 Liberty Union..................... 7 1 Philo............................. 0 25 New Lexington..................... 5 I 5 Lakewood.......................... 1 2} Morgan............................ 1 6 Licking Valley.................... 5 II Crooksville..................... 11 5 Philo............................. 2 11 John Glenn.......................... 1 6 West Muskingum.................... 0 5 Maysville..........................4 SECTION A L T( U R N A M E N T 25 New Lexington..................... 2 H Wellston.......................... 1 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 11 Vinton County .................... 0 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 4 Meigs.............................15 WON 21 LOST — 5 Varsity softball has winning season — Sectional and District Champions Before the beginning of a home softball game, the coach. Susan Harrison, for words of encouragement varsity girls softball team congregates around their and inspiration. GO! TEAM GO! Obviously pleased with themselves after yet another victory are Melissa Daley and Melissa Sagan. Anxiously awaiting a possible oncoming ball. Julie Anspach prepares to make the out at first. 92 Softball Concentrating on her technique and style, varsity pitcher Traci Shrider prepares to deliver a pitch % During pre-game warm-ups. Missy Schmeltzer prac- tices her pitching skills for the upcoming game. Sophomore Cherae Howard puts all she has into her sw- ing. and from the look on her face, it paid off. Prior to the game, the reserve softball team warms year the softball teams were able to use the newly up with a few stretches and exercises. Again this constructed facility at SHS. RESERVE SOFTBALL Sheridan Opponent 6 Trimble .......................32 26 Utica .........................25 17 Fairfield Union................16 25 Fairfield Union................11 3 1 Maysville .....................32 14 River View.....................21 5 Canal Winchester...............22 16 Utica .........................24 17 Crooksville.................... 9 21 Philo..........................22 18 Crooksville....................13 WON —6 LOST —5 RESERVE GIRLS SOFTBALL — Front row Min- Heather Adcock. Angie Barr. Shelley England, and Silsley. Missy Schmeltzer. Sandy Boyer. Julie dy Schmeltzer. Julie Campbell. Amy McGaughey, Dawn Carter. Row 2: Stefenie Foster. Debbie Clouse, and Coach Gary Krisher. 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Criteria for selection are: student should have a pleasant personality; should be jovial and willing to help others; should plan to attend a 2 or 4 year college; should be active in athletics, art. music, or student coun- cil; should be a member of another school organization. The first recipient of this award was Doug Fisher. 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 SILVER ANNIVERSARY YEAR This year was the 25th Anniversary of Sheridan High School's operation. Much has changed since the doors first opened in 1960-61; an addition to the high school building was constructed in 1970 to include the junior high. Over the past 4 years beginning in 1982, new win- dows were installed throughout the high school structure. Mr. Rinehart became the fourth principal of the high school in its 25th year of existence. Mr. Severance com- pleted his 24th year in the Northern Local School District, retiring as its fourth local superintendent. The seal used on the front cover was designed for the first yearbook in 1960 by Jaclyn Snider. Sheridan's Alma Mater was written by another student, Carol Mack. SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER O Sheridan within whose walls We spend our high school days; We ll think of you though far or near, As we go our separate ways. And when on graduation day We leave these halls forever. Our thoughts will be of Sheridan Our Alma Mater dear. Advertisements 107 Closing 113 I N D E X A Abram. Dennis 6, 75, 85. 91 Abram, Lynn 22, 55 Abrams, Mr. Al 18,62, 66 Adamik. John 22. 74 Adcock, 1 leather 6, 52, 65, 81,83,95 ADVERTISEMENTS 94 Alfman, Eric 6, 111 Aliff. Dianna 22 Aliff, Kevin 6 Allen, Debbie 30, 70 Allen, Floyd 14 3 Allison, Kim 22, 24.67 i Alspach, Nick 22,54 Anders, Deborah 30, 34, j 51,76,83 Anderson, Jell 6. 75,85� Anderson, Richard 30 Anderson, Rob 14, 69. 82 Anderson, Tami 14,80 Anspach. Julie 14, 80, 8ljj 86.92 Antle, Ms. Terry 53 Arick, David 22. 53. 71 Arn, Gay la 2. 13, 30, 64, 69, 71. '73|75, 109 Arn, Kris 22,66, 76 Arnold, Angela 22, 65 ART CLUB 64 ATHLETICS 74 AUTOGRAPHS 118,119 AWARDS MGHT60 B Bailey, Michelle 30 1 Bailey, Mitch 14. ‘Hi Bailey, Scott 11. 69, 74 Baird, Jeff 14, •’7,85 Baker, Diana 22,61,65. 71 114 Index Baker. Kelly 14, 52,68 Baker, Mrs. Sylvia 53 Ballantine, Mr. James 48, 61.71 Ballantine, Mrs. Kay 48,61 BAND 65 Banfield. Mr. Richard 48. 70 Bare. Mrs. Virginia 52 Barnes, Terry 58 Barnett. Mike 22, 24,69, 74 Barr, Angie 6, 72,81, 87, 93 Barrick, Cindy 14,18, 76 Barrick, Lisa 6, 81 BASEBALL 90 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 84 Bates, Leslie 22, 66, 68, 72, 79,89 Bates, Shana 6, 52 Bateson, Teresa 14, 80 Bathalter.Joe 14. 70 Beach, Brad 22,67,88 Beall, April 30,66,68 Beard, Barbie 22 Beardmore, Wendy 30, 64. 75,86,89, 95 Bechley, Mr. James 48 Beery, Jeanna 30 Bennett. Rodnev 6, 69 Bennett, Teri 22, 66, 67, 68. 72 ♦ Bieber. Hank 17. ? Hi a Bieber, Pamela 31,471 Bieber, Scott 22, 69 Billman, Miss Lisa 70 Binion, Mrs. Midge Black, Gary 31. 40. 62.71 Blakeman, Mike 14, 69 Blevins, Ottice 22 Blevins, Robbie 22, 109 Boggs, Brian 14 Boggs, Kelly 6, 57 Bogle, Christine 6 Boring, Beth 14, 56, “ 7, 67 Boring. Buddy 6, 75.82 Boring, Mr. Charles 48,62 Boring, Judy 23 Boring, Kelly 23,69 Boring. Tami 31, 34, 76, 83 Bowen, Teresa 14 Bowland, Butch 23 Bowser. Paul 23 Boyer Brad 23. 82 Boyer. Bryan73 Boyer. Kristy 31, 66. 69, 72, 79, 89 Boyer, Sandv 6, 72,93 Brady. Brian 6,82 Brewer. Randy 6, 70 Brewington. Jackie 23, 52 Brewmgton, Mike 66 Bright, Patty 23 Brim, Doug 6, 111 Brison, Chaun 14,82 Brison, Daniel 31 Brown, Mike 14, 18 U ;e53 I), 53, 61 Brown, Sam 23, 70 Brown, Tammy 31, 53, 68, 70 Brown, Teresa 23 Burnett, Beverly 23, 70, 72 BUS DRIVERS 53 Busse, Clayton 6, 82 Butler. Ritt 31,66 c Calderone, Mr. Nicholas 48, 50, 65 Caldwell, Bob 23. 74.88 Campbell, Eve 31, 68 Campbell. Julie 6, 10, 81, 87,93 ' Campbell, Misty 6, 52 Canadav. Jeff 14, 74,85, 90 Cannon. Martha 32, 70, T1 Carney, Russell 23. 78, 88 Carney, Scott 6, 75,82 Carpenter, Joe 23, 69, 71, 74.88 Carpenter, Steve 14. 18, 85, 91 Carter, Dawn 6, 65, 81, 87, 93 Casteel, Kenneth 6, 111 Chapman. Sherry 14 Charles Frank 6 CHEERLEADERS 76 Chevalier. Jack 6 Chevalier. Jessica 6 CHORUS 66 Clark, Mrs. Carol 18 Clark. Janice 6, 52 Clark, Lisa 23, 70 Clark. Mr. Randy 49 Clippinger. Brian 7. 69 Chppinger. Charles 32, 38, 55 Clippinger, Sandy 15, 80, 87, 92 Clippinger. Todd 5, 33, 71, 74. 82. 88 CLOSING 108 Clouse. JennyJ5, 72,87. 92 Clouse, Julie 7, 81. 87, 93 Cluin, John 7 Clum, Laura 32, 66 Clum, Tricia 15 Coble, Danyel 7. 87, 89 Coble, Gary 15,16 Coble, Trent 32, 70 Cochran, Kris 32, 58, 70, 72,80,81,92 Coleman, Mr. John 49. 74, 90 Coleman, Mr. Larry 49. 67 Collins. Douglas 5, 32. 61, 62, 69, 71, 72, 74, 90. 91, 111 Collins, Mark 15. 69, 72. 74,85,90, 111 Collins, Todd 7, 69, 75. 85. 91 Conrad, David 7, 77. 85,01. Ill Conrad, Tina 15, 18,68 Conrad, Tracy 7, 87 Contizano, Timothy 32 Cooperider, Ed 23, 25.69 Cooperider, Ron 23, 69 Cooperrider, Brian 23, 74, 84,90 Cooperrider, Carole 7, 65 Cooperrider, Jim 33,65 Cooperrider, John 15 Cooperrider, Mr. Louie 53 Cooperrider, Mr. Nick 53 Cooperrider, Sally 15, 83 Copen, Kelly 23 Cornell, Alicia 2, 23, 65, 68, 69,71,72, 73.110 Cornell, Rebecca 15 Corns. Beth 23 Cornwell, Danny 33. 70 Corp, Janet 23 Cotterman, Alan 15, 77 Cotterman, Debbie 7 Cotterman, Janel 7, 83 Covey, Deanna 23,65,66 Cozart, Jimmy 15 Crabtree, James 7 Crader, Christie 33, 64, 69, 75 Crandell, Ron 33, 82 Crane, Brett 23 Crane, Tori 24, 64, 65, 68, 72 Crane Emmett, Traci 33 Crist, Mrs. Vicky 53 CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS) 78 CROSS COUNTRY (GIRL) 79 w Crossan, Barbie 15,,76, 80, Ra Vi Crossan, Becky 33, 34, 61, 64.71. 75,86, 87,89 Culver, Mr. Paul 49, 74, 111 Cummings, Ellen 15, 87 Cummings, Mrs. Barbara 53 Cunningham. Tina 15 Cupp. Ron 33 Cupp. Sabrina 7 Cupp. Steve 24, 77 Cupp Williams. Sondra 33, 54 Curry, Bryan 34 Daley, Melissa 7, 87,92 Daley. William, III 5. 34, 74,82,88| Danison, Kyle 15 Danko, Al 3 , 77 Danko, I on 15, 76,80 Daugherty. Jodie 24. 28.65 Daugherty . Mr. Robert 53 Daugherty, Stan 7, 75,91 Davis. Bill 24, 55 Davis,Jeff 24, 55 Davis, Mr. Larry 13, 48, 60. 69, 71, 74, 75,89 Davisson, Dee 15, 65, 76 Davisson, Missi 24, 70, 72 Dawson, Dave 24, 55, 108 Deaver, Todd 15 Deible, Andy 15 Deible, Rick 7, 111 Dennis, Cheryl 15, 80, 87, 92 Detwiler, Mr. Barry 49, 86, 111 Detwiler, Christy 24, 53.66, 69.86 Dixon, Tami 34, 78 Dornon, Amber 34 DRAMA CLUB 67 Dudgeon, Paul 16, 69, 70, 78 Dumolt, Marie 34, 56, 57, 67 Dupler. Lance 7, 69, 75, 85, 88 Dupler McCoy, Denise 35 Dusenberry, Tabitha 7, 15 Dusenberry, Tina 35,68, 71 E Edwards, Mike 16, 20, 52 Eickelberger, Sheryl 7, 65 Eickelberger, Vicki 22, 24. 65, 69, 76 Elliott, Joel 16 Elliott, John 24 Eltrmgham, Matt 24, 27. 70 Emmert, Chelley 7, 87 Emmert.John 35 Emmert, Mike 7, 75, 85, 91, 108 England. Shelley 7, 80, 8 93 Eppley, Mr. Ted 53 EQUESTRIAN 72 Estep. Andy 22, 24, 64, «1 Evans, Kim 16,65 Eversole. Joey 7,91 Eversole, Toby 24 F Factor, Dale 24, 74. 75 Factor, Doug 8, 72, 75, 85. 91 FACULTY 48 FALL MUSICAL 56 FDNA (Future Doctors and Nurses) 68 I eeman, Alicia 8 Eehrman, Doug 24, 66 FFA 69 FHA68 Field. Nancy 24, 66, 79 Finsel, Dorothy 24, 52, 53, 56, 57,67 Fisher, Doug 35, 61, 72, 84, 85,90,91, 111 Fisher, Kim 8, 65, 87 Fisher, Mr. Richard 48 Flautt, Todd 35 Fleer, Becky 24, 70,89 Fleer, Deborah 35, 61, 71, 80,81,86 Fleer, Missy 16, 80, 81, 86, 87,89 Fleming, Wendy 35, 70 Foltz, Brian 24, 78,88 FOOTBALL 74 Forgrave, Eric 16, 18, 69, 74, 82,88 Forgrave, Karen 35, 68, 69, 88 Forgrave, Kevin 24, 69, 71, 78.88 Forgrave, Kim 8, 81,87, 89 Forsythe, Mr. Gregg 49, 74,82 Forsythe, Mr. Robert 48 Foster, Mr. Carl 52 Foster, Mrs. June 52 Foster, Stefenie 8,93 Fravel, Brian 8 I'ravel, Tammy 16 Freeman, Jamie 16 Freeman, Kim 16 Freeman, Robert 3, 5, 40, 60,61,62. 71 FRESHMEN Fry, Lisa 35, 53 FTA (Future Teachers) 69 Fullmer, Steve 35 Funk. Mr. Patrick 49 G Garey, David 25, 69, 71. 74, 88 Gilliland, Lindv 25, 66, 72, 89 Gilliland, Wendy 16, 57 Glade, Mrs Karen 49 Glade, Mr. Steve 49 Glover, Ralph 36 GOLF 77 Goodfellow, John 25.69 Goodin, Doyle 36. 70, 108 Goodin, Rodneyi25. 70 I Gordon, Vickie 8. 52 Gornall, Allayne 25 GRADUATION 62 Grant. David 16, M Green, Sheryl 25, 70 Green, Steve 8,69, 82 Greene, Kary 8 Greene, Missy 8 Griffith, Mrs. Helen 53 Grimm, Jackie 8,65 Grubb, Regina 36 Gutridge, Rodney 25, 88 GYMNASTICS 83 H Hale. Amy 25, 55 Hale, Miss Sue 52 Hale, Tracy 16, 68, 79 Hale. Troy 14, 16, 74 Hamilton, Scott 8 Hammer, Tom 8 Hankinson, Deanna 8 Hankinson, Tamara 36 Hanley, Shaun 25, 57, 64, 74,83,88 Hanson, Mrs. Elizabeth 49 Harlan. Julie 22,66,68, 76 Harlan, Katie 16, 89 Flarlan. Mrs. Sylvia 48 Harmon, Lisa 8, 81 Harr, Dianne 16, 68 Harris, Becky 8, 52 Harris, Charles 16, 111 Harris, Jerry 36, 53 Harris, Julie 25, 65 Harris, Lisa 16, 65 Harris, Lyle 5. 36,66, 74 Harris, Terry 16, 80, 81. 87, 89 Harris, Tom 25 Harrison, Miss Susan 49. 80,81,92 Harrison, Missy 8, 11 Harvey, Debbie 8, 65 Harvey, Ray 37 Hatmaker, Carla 17 Hayes, Sabra 37, 56, 64, 67, 72 Hedges. Janina 8 Helsel, Lori 8, 57,67 Helser, Jennifer 17, 80 Henery. Heidi 25, 70.89 Henery, Jeff 37, 84, 90, 91 Henery, Jerry 17, 91 Henry, Damon 8, 85 Henry, Letitia 37, 61. 66, 69, 71 Herman, Shawn 25 Herman, Todd 17, 55 Hetrick, Kimberly 37, 52, 53,66,69, 76 Higgins, Elizabeth 37, 68, 71, 108 Hightshoe.Jeff 17 FI ill, Donny 25, 64,91 1 (ill, Mr. Doug 49, 51. 84 Hill, Mr. Lonnie 85, 88 Hill, Marijane 25 Hill, Mr. Tom 48 Hillis, Michele 37, 56, 66, 68, 71, 74, 76,89 Hillyard. Ms. Leann 53 Hinger, Dawn 17 Hinkle, Jason 17, 70,85 Hitchens, Mickey 17, 52, 57 Elite, Mr. Andrew 49. 60, 61,77 Hite, Kim 25,52,65, 68,71 Hoffer, Lester 8 Hoffman, Lori 37 HOMECOMING 4 Hommrick, Tom 38, 46, 64,66 HONOR SOCIETY 71 Hoops, Sherri 54 Hoover. Kelvin 17, 69 Hoskinson, Bill 8, 57, 65, 82 Houk, Ms. Nancy 53 Householder, Barbie 25 Howard, Byrd win 54, 111 Howard, Cherae 92, 93 Howdyshell. Mr. Harvey 49, 50 Huber, Bob 17, 85 Huffman. Connie 17, 52, 65,68 Huffman, Stacey 25, 66 Hughes, Keenyn 9 Hupp, Jeremy 9, 75 Hupp, Matt 17, 70, 74 Hynus, Gary 9 Hynus, Jamie 17, 65, 76 I Imbroscio. Mr. Martin 2, 50, 73 INDEX 114 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 70 Ingold, Angie 4, 17. 76 J Johnson. Aaron 17, 21, 77, 85,90, 111 Johnson, Dawn 25, 70 Johnson, Frank 25, 70 Johnson, John T. 9 Johnson. Samatha 2, 22, 25. 65, 71, 73 JUNIORS 22 K K Miller, Ron 25, 71, 74, 82, 109 Karnes, Angela 38 Keiffer, Janelle 25, 71,83 Keister, Wendy 38, 53, 66, 80,81 Kelley, Steve 25. 56, 57, 66, 67 Kennedy, Dan 38 King, Mr. Alan 48. 49 King, Ed 38. 70 King, Ron 9, 69,85 George, Daphne 36, 41, 71, 72. 79,83, 89 George, Dorra 36, 61, 62, 65, 66, 1 ,e, Laura 24, 61, 71 ibbons. Mike� y75, 111 Gibbs, Mike 16, 88 Gibson, Don 16, 69 Jolin, Amy 17, 56, 57, 67 Jolin, Beth 9. 56, 57, 65, 67, 72 Jolin, Tricia 45. 56,67, 71 Jordan, Laurie 25 King, Teena 58, 65,66, 72 Kinney, Steve 39 Kinser, Holly 39, 65,108 Kirkbride, Randy 26 Kish, Steve 39 Kissick, Teresa 17 Klingler, Mr. Larry 49 Knight, Ken 69 Knisley, Bob 9 Knox, Keith 39 Koehler, Mrs. Janet 50, 70 Kohls, Lee 39 Kohls, Vicki 9, 52, 53, 57, | 67,71 Kopis, Kellv 26, 74. 88 Kopis, Tommy 8.9, 75 Koss, Blair 17, 56157, 67 Krejci. Rob 29. 64 Krishtr. Mr. Gary 93 Krumlauf, Kevin l7, 18. 61,85,90 Kunkler. M Jane 15, 50 Kyle. Dana 17. 52 Manning, Tracy 9,65 Martin, Carol 9, 52 Martin, Honey Lee 26 Martin, Jerry 26 Martin. Kim 39 Masterson, Mr. Randy 23, 50,69 Mauller. Tonya 40, 70 Maxwell, Rod 9, 75 Maxwell, Sue 18 May, Debbie 40, 76 May, Michael 9 May, Tammy 4, 26, 65, 67, 70, 72 McCafferty, Lori 18. 68 MrComh, David 9, 75 McGaughey. Amy 9, 81, 87,93 McGrath, James 26, 69 McGregor, Mrs. Diane 50 McIntyre, Mrs. Rita 50, 51, 64 I McMahan, Alice 40. 68, 69, 70,71 Sfe McMahan. David 9 elle I.anderman, Jon 17, 85, 90. 91 I.anderman, Mrs. Karen 53 Landis, Kevin 9, 11, 53 Lai.gwasser, Steve 26 I ngwasser, Susan 9 Large, Stewart 26 La Rue, Charles 54 Lattimer, Mrs. Doris 57 Lattimer, Mr. Douglas J 0 Lattimer, Mrs. Ruth 49. 50 Lawson, Robert 18.69 Leavitt, Cassie 18 Leavitt, Thomas 26 Lent?. Doug 5, 39.69. 74 Lerch. Alan 39. 70 I.oudner, Andy 18.69 l.oughman, Don 26, 74. 82 Love. Craig 39, 43,84. 90 Love. Miss Lucille 50 Lowe. Keith 18 Lusetti. Mr. Rick 18, 50 Lyle. Mrs. Lois 52 Lyle, Mrs. Mantjtha 53 Lynn. Bob 26,69 Lynn, Mrs. Linda 53 Lynn. Mr. Robertas Lynn, Terry 26. 53. 61. 64 71 Measles Michelle- .8 Meger, Kevin 9, 75,90,91 Meredith, Lowell 40. 54. 108 Deb M Mahan, Mrs. Helen 53 Maines. Lisa 9 ■■uir m. MAJVS Tq Malherbe. Lisa JL8. 60, J , 68. Mallett, Misty 39. 60 Mangold. Danielle 18 j Mangold, Theresa 9 i Manning John 39 Merritt Debbie 40. 43. 52. 53.65.68.69 Mertens, Lori 9 Messina, Joe 26 M Metzger. Bill 18, 69 Mick. Mrs. Virginia 50,68 Mickey Jody 9. 89 Mickec Lori 26 NtiHef, Molly 18, 72, 76. 80, 81.89 Miller. Shirley 40, 4.3, 56, 67 Miller. Tina 26 Mills. Arlie 26,69 Mills, Teresa 9.65 Miskell, Mr. Randv 9, 51. 74 , Mitchell. Jeff 9 Mobley. Lee 18, 111 Moflet, Jeff 26 Mohler, Rick 26, 6-1, 88 y MontelI„Mary 40, 81. 92 Moore. Amy 10,83 Moore Doris 26 Moore. Karen 40. 68 Mooter, Dave 76 70 Mooter. Mbsy U i - Mormngstar. Craig 18 Moyer. ToifirSv 6 S Muncy. Vanessa 18, 66. 79 Musser Mrs.|Adah51, 52 - MversjJeft 41. 54 Myrade, Miss 50 79 Noll. Mrs. Rita 53 Noyes, Mr. Ed 53 QUIZ TEAMM R O O'Hare Jay 10, 75.85, 91 O'Rourke, Randy 18 O'Ryan, Colleen 41, 54, 108 Ode, Randall 26 Oehlman, Kirk 41, 84 OOEA 70 OPENING 3 ORGANIZATIONS 64 Orr, Todd 10, 70 Ortman, Karen 26, 71, 72, 76 Ortman, Matt 10, 69, 82 Ortman, Scott 18, 74 Ours, David 24, 26,69 Ramage, Scot 27 Ramsey. Tonya 42,60,64 Ramsey, Ty 10,64 Randolph, Sharon 27, 52, 66 Ratliff. Amy 42 Ratliff, Judy 19, 89 Rayburn,Jennifer 19, 76 Ream, Mr. Paul 48 Reber, Bryan 10.69, 85.91 Reed, Debbie 10. 87 Reichley, Carl 27, 69 Reichley, Dan 42. 60. 61. 71.84, 85.90 Reichley,John 23, 27,69 fl Reichley, Mrs. Nina 52 ' Reincheld, Debbie 27 Reincheld, Nancy 10, 11 f jj Jieinh.irr. Catherine 19. 56, Painter, I hdy 27. 64 84 „ . r, , , T Reinmert. Mr. Larry 51 Parker, Ltt ll. s rr.lAH n , Remitter! i inc 10. SS, 69. Parmer.lAIbcrt 10, 69. 89a ,, 111 • s' Rcntro, E. r.ut;u i.0 Parrett. Camille 18, . J Parsons. Kim . 70 N Parsons, Kim 70 | Parsons. Scot 41. 61.65,69 Patterson, Andy 18, 74, 88 Patterson, Bobbi 10, 65 Patterson. Jim 53.68,69 Paxson. Amy 41, 65. 69. 71. 108 Paxson, Mr. John 87 Paxson. Stacey 27, 65. 69. 7k Paxson, Tracey 27, 67. 69, 71 Paxton, Mark 5. 42, 43, 74, 75, 84,90 Perry, Mr. Max 38, 52 Perry, Tone 69 Pettit, Chris 27. 70 Pettit, Dave 42, 65. 108, 109 Pettit Roger 42 Petty, i lomer 27. 78, 88 Pevron, Mr. Ray 51. 74, 82. Ill « Phillips, Jodi 7. 10 Phillips, Nancy 18, 68 Phipps,. Becky 10 Pickett, Donald 27.109 Pittman. 1 lenry 19,|70 Pittman.John 27,66 Pittman, Mr. Mark 49.69 PROM 58 Pugh, Andy 10. 75.91 Purkey,1 Anna ?7. 61, 65, 7l Purkey, Doug,7, 10,65. 69 Pysarehuk. MrSjMarian 18. 51 anette '0,68 on 5. 42, 7C w Rhodes, Jo Rhodes.[Jo | Rice. Mat; 10. 85 | Richard, G ■ ima 9.68 Richard, Imogene 27, 29, 64,69, 72 Ridenour. Chris 10, 52,65 Ridenour. Lisa 19, 60, 61, ' 71 Ridenour. Michele 2. 27. 64.71.73 R11tie, Dreg 10, 82 Rinehart. Mr. James 48. 63 Rittinger, Brian 10, 75 Robbins, Delana 27. 58,68. 71, 76 Roberts, Mrs. Charlene 51. 68 Roberts. Chris 11, 57, 60. 68, 71.72 Robinson. Doug 42, 62 Robinson, Jim 11175. 85. 88 Robison. Aaron 42; 66. 82 Robison, Kelly 4,11.81.83 Rodgers. Kim 27| 53, 70. 89 Roffey Rona 19, 61, 86,92 Ruda, Lisa 11 Runyon. Rick 19 Rus sell. John 11. 13,69, 75. 88 Russell. Sandy 11, 57,67 Nebon Rodney 10 Nethefil Paula 41, 65,_71, Noll. Peggy 18, 21, Q Quinn, Brenda 19. 68 Sagan, Heather 15119, 72, 76.80, 81, 89 jan. Kristen 11. 65, 72, 83, 89 Sagan Mike 28, 71, 72, 74, 81,84.90, 108 Safari, Missy 42, 66, 80, 81, 92, 108 Sands, Bruce 42 Sands. Randy 10, 11, 91 Sands. Rob 28, 72,83 Satterfield, April 19 Saum, Deb 19 Scanlan, Lisa 19 Schmeltzer. Melinda 19, 21.63, 76,93 Schmeltzer, Melissa 18, 19. 65.93 Schmeltzer. Rick 42 Schmus. Carl 28, 85 Schmus, Earl 43. 70, 84 Schmus, Rick 10, 11.85 Scholl, Rex 36, 13,69. 72 ; Scott. Jamie 18, 19, 65 Scott, Lori 11 Scurlock, Jerry 28 Scurlock, Lisa 28.70, 76 Searles. Jon 28. '8. 88 X Set rest Melinda 24, 28. 66 Seibert. Kim 11.81. 89 Seibert, Stephanie 28, 64, 68. 72 Seifert, Berena 19 Seitz, Dan 43. 70 SENIORS 30 7 Severance, Mr. Bert 48,62 I Severance. Brian 28,69 Severance, Rudder 43 Severance, Tim 19 Shafer, Jay 28, 69, 70 Shafer. Terry 13. 693 Shaler, Tom 16, 19 Shaffer, I rish 4+, Shahan. Kelly 20,65,68 Sharp. Mrs. Nellie 53 Sherwood, Kevin 28. 35, 56. 57 Shevel Elkins. Denise n 70 Shipman. Paula 44. 54,62 Shoemaker,Jetf 28. 71. 91 Shook. Nikki 11, 65. 83. 89 Short, Brenda 4, 44. 65. '1. 108 ? Short, Larry 11,69 Short. Mike 20, 69 Shrider, Traci +1,66, 71. 80, 81.92.93 Shriner, Mrs. Peggy 53 f Shriner, Teresa 28 ; Shriner. Todd 20 Sickles. Ed 11, 12. 108 Sickles, Mike 26, 28 Sigler. David 28, 70 Sigler, Gary 11 Silslcv Debbie 11, 81. 87, 93' 1 Simpson, David 44 Sims. Mike 6. 69 Sims. Pat il. 28,69,108 Ik Skeens. Rena 28, 70 Skillman, Ken 11 Skinner. Mrs. JeanieJj j. Skinner, Jennifer 11.65.89 Skinnetyjod m. “ 6 J Skinner, Nicci 12, 72, 81 Smart, Brian 20, 78, 82 Smart, Cheryl 44.66 Smart, Cory 28,66, 88 Smith, Barbie 20. 87 Smith, Bobbie 12 Smith, Brady 20, 69, 70 Smith, Dawn 12 Smith, Delmar 12 Smith, Gary 44, 71 Smith,John 12, 53, 111 Smith, Kathy 20, 53 Smith, Leanne 44, 69, 71.83 Smith. Lisa 44 Smith. MarabejJj jJR 68.69,71,72,73 Smith. Mrs. Mary Lynn 53 Smith. Rick 44 WSmith, Robert 12, 108 ■Smith, Wendy 20. 83 Swingley, Patsy 12, 83 70, Snider, Brett 12 Snider. Janies 12.69.85 Snider, Juanita 45, 66, 67, 69 Snider. Leann 4, 45. '0, '2. 75. 86. 87, 89 Snider Lisa 12. 87 Snyder, LenOra 29 Snyder, Mrs Margaret 53 Sode, Christine 12 SOFLBALL 92j£, SOPHOMORES 14 Southers, Teresa 15 Spires, Mike 12. Ill Spohn. Mr. Rodnc 18 SPRING PLAY 57 STAFE 52 Staggers. Marlaynu 20 Stalling, Tammy 45 Stalter, Kristy 45 Starner. Bobby 45 Starner. Richard 45. 66, 68, 72 Steen, Mrs. Karen 51.70 Sterner, Tina 18. 20. 87, 92 Stevens, Michael 20. 56, 67, 67 Stevens, Trina 20 Stickdorn, Jace� 29 Stickdorn.Jill 12, 52 Stilwell, Mr. Michael 51 Stoltz. Mr. Rodney 87 Stover. Clyde 5, 45, 74.90 Strausbaugh. Jackie 29 Strohl. Tim 20 STUDENT COUNCIL 72j STUDENT LIFE 54 Sweeney, Tracy 69 Swinehartr Christy 29, 65j 69, 70 '1 Swinehart. Mr. Gary 81,85 Swinehart Rieder, Sherr 45 T Tankersley, Mirant 53.60,65,68. 71 Taylor, Dean 29, 55 Taylor, Mr. Edward 51,60 Taylor, Mike 12, 111 Taylor. Wendy 52 Teagarden, Diana 46, 70 Teeters. Miss Linda 51. 83. 89 Tesi-Lusetti. Mrs. Deb 50 Thomas, Tina 46 Thompson, Charlotte 20, 65 Thornton, Stacy 12 Toliver, Anita 20, 21.64 _______Teresa 20 Touhey, Shawn 12,75. Ill TRACK .BOYS) 88 TRACK'GIRLS189 Tracy, Chris 46, 64, 86, 87. 89 Tucker, Valerie 46 Tudor, Bill 5. -16. 66. 69. 70. 74. Jiiflh Turnes,Jerry 12 Turnes. Mrs. Katin 52 Turnes, Mike 29. 74.82 m Turnes Pouch, Anita 16. 66 Tyo. Belinda 12. 83 Tyo. Bobbie 20 J Tyo, Jim 46. 84 f Vo. Mark 20,174 V Valentine, Beth 12. 5 Valentine, Bryan 20 VanMeter. Jeff 46. 61, 65. 71, 108 VanMeter, Jennifer 1 65 Vansickle. Lynn 12, 65 Verkest. Bill 29 Verkest. Jody 13. 69. 75. 78 Wright. Mike 13 82 Wright. Steve 47, Verkest. Robin 21, 79 Vermillion. Dawn 29, 65. 69, 86 Vermillion,Jodi 13. 65 Waters, Kelly 13 Watkins, Dan 29, 70 Watkins, James 21. 69, 70 Watkins, Kelly 13 Webb, Brian 29, 70 Mrs Donna 53 Wells. CheyenneTl Wells. James 29, 70 Wells. Patsy 47 West. Chris 13, 75,82. Ill West. Mrs. Phyllis 53 Whetherholt. Mr. Gary 51, 78. 79.88 White. Jeff 13 White. Matt 21, 82 ■White. Monica 47, 70 White. Stacy 70 Whited, Joe 29, 53 Whitehouse. Jeff 13 Whitehouse. Matt 21 [Wilkins, Chad 13_______ Willev. Chen Willey. Kelli 21 Williams. Frank 47 Williams, Karen 21 Williams. Kathy 47 Williams. Shane 1.3 Wilson. Angie 10. 13. 80. 87, 89 Wilson. |ackie Is. 65. 72 Wilson, Julie 21, 87. 89 Wilson, Kelly 29 Winegardner. Cieri 29 Winegardner, Troy 13 Wineman, Lisa 2, 47, 53, 56, 62.66, 67. 71 73, 108 Wise. David 47. 55 Womeldorf, Sam 21 Wood, Doug 21 Woodruff, John 29, 109 Workman, Barry 29, 55 Wren, Damon 13. 60 Wren. Simon 21, 70 WRESTLING 82 Wright,Jeff 29. 70 Wright, Kurt 18, 21, 77.85. 91 ght. Steve 47, 70 Wvmer. Bill 29. 109 Y Vest, Ed 29 VOLLEYBALL 80 w 51. 75, Wagner. Cammie 46, 60. 64, 70. 72 Wagner, Kevin 29, 74. 90 Wagner, Mr. Phil 36, 51. 69 Waiters. David 21 Walters, left 34, 46. 66. 84, 90 Warner, David 29, 77. 90. 91 Yarger.Jetta 13 Yarger, Rusty 29. 70 YEARBOOK 2.73. 120 Yontz.Jeff 21, 56, 57. 67 Yost. Kendall 13,65 Young Wass. Tracey 47. 65. 70,103 Ziehlke. Eric 47.88,111 Ziehlke. Martha 18, 21.87 Index 117 Autograph The 1985 Sentinel staff would like to extend a gracious THANK YOU to all the businesses that had a part in making this edition of the Sentinel possible. With the completion of the Silver An- niversary book our Visions of Yester- day” will be eternal and our journey's end will have been reached. Editor-in-Chief 1985 Sentinel Staff Opening Underclass Seniors Faculty Student Life Alicia Cornell Samantha Johnson Marabeth Smith Organizations Sports Advertisements Marabeth Smith Closing Michele Ridenour Index Business Manager Adviser 120