Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

SENTINEL 1986 Year of the General Sheridan High School 8660 Sheridan Road Thornville, Ohio 43076 Volume 26 Published by the Yearbook Staff Table of Contents Opening........................2 Homecoming.....................4 Freshmen.......................8 Sophomores....................16 Juniors.......................24 Seniors.......................32 Graduation....................46 Faculty.......................48 Staff.........................52 MAJVS.........................54 Organizations.................56 Student Life..................62 Sports........................70 Advertising...................94 Closing......................106 Index........................108 % ! a lit 9861 During the twenty-sixth year of Sheridan's ex- The Art Club provided an inspirational float istence, the school celebrated it's Silver An- while the Marching Generals provided musical niversary Homecoming. Among the many entertainment. Alter our shutout victory over honored guests were twelve returning queens. the Maysville Panthers, students and alumni en This year's queen was Dee Covey. Her atten- joyed a dance and refreshments in the gym- dants included senior Vicki Eickelberger, junior nasium. Without a doubt, this has been the Kim Evans, sophomore Angie Barr, and Year of the General. freshman Kelly Allison. HOMECOMING 1985 6 Homecoming LEFT: SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Front Row: Dale Factor, Kevin Wagner, Head Coach Paul Culver, Brian Cooper- rider, and Don Loughman. Second Row: Ron Cooperider, Mike Turnes, Ron K'Miller, Mike Sagan, Joe Carpenter, Dave Garey, and John Reichley. BELOW: Dale Factor, Kelly Allison, Brian Cooperrider, Vicki Eickelberger, Dee Covey, Kevin Wagner, Kim Evans, Don Loughman, Angie Barr, and John Reichley. YEAR OF THE GENERAL Homecoming 7 Lenn Adams Bill Aldag Chris Alfman Charlene Aliff Joel Allen Kelly Allison Jennifer Ayers Joe Bailey Tom Bartolomucci Cynthia Bender Bill Bever Amee Billings Julie Birkhimer Todd Black Tammy Blakeman Ron Blankenship Jonathon R. Boring Richard Boring Todd Boring Kenneth Braden Shelby Brandon Krystal Brison Lori Brown Darla Cannon Sherman Carpenter Kim Casteel Billie Chapman David Crock Teresa Clippinger Jennifer Coble Jodi Cochran Tina Contizano Heather Cooper Tim Corp Tonia Covey Patrick Crandall Sherri Crates Blair Crossan David Cummings Joe Cunningham Sonja Curry Dena Davis Freshmen 9 Jennifer Denton Deandra Detwiler Dee Dee Downard Sonya Duseh Bill Edington Ron Elliot Shelly Eltringham Leigh Ann Emmert Kelly Engle Erin Estep Timothy Fleming Lisa Ford Terry Forson Angela Forsythe Jenny Fox Penny Frame Wendy Francis Molly Garey Greg Gibson Troy Gingerich Dorothy Glover Amy Godby Leslie Goldsberry Scott Gordon Jane Grant Lori Gutridge Charles Hackney Chad Hale Colleen Holstein Beth Hankinson Carolyn Hanley Andrew Harris Rita Henery Joseph Hennigan Chad Hersman Jacob Hill Vicky Hodgson Kiki Hondros Kendra Hoplite Glenn Huber Carolyn Hudak Rusty Huffman Misti Hupp Drew Ingold Mary Jackson Stephen Jenkins Blane Kaffenberger Jerry Kirkbride Pat Knisley 10 Freshmen A80VE: Brothers Rob and Randy Sands, sisters Kim and Stephanie Siebert. TOP RIGHT: Sisters Lisa and Cindy Barrick. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sisters Mindy and Missy Schmeltzer. SHERIDAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS How would you like to have seen your little brother or sister in the hall everytime you went to class? In 1986 many students at Sheridan High School put up with the grueling situation every day of the week. People who didn't have to deal with this may not understand the torture these people went through. Everything that happened to you at school always got home to your parents. No matter how hard you tried to act mature, stories like how you still slept with a teddy bear always seemed to get around. Just when you were acting cool in front of your friends, your brother or sister would come over and cramp your style by asking what time your mother was picking you up from school. Although brothers and sisters are the causes of many headaches, you couldn't imagine life at home without them. Sister and brother Anna and Doug Purkey. Freshmen 11 Angel Kopis Sheri Kreitz Beverly Lampton Marjorie Latshaw jamie Lentz Jim Lewis Eddy Lynn jenny Masterson Cary Mayes Mimi McCandlish Regina McCoy Mike Medley Scott Merritt Arica Mickey Paul Miller Bill Moore Shelli Morris Scott Newcomb Tim O'Ryan Gina Osborne 12 Freshmen Gretchen Paeltz Brian Palmer Harlan Parrett Tara Parsons Blake Patrick jennifer Patterson Lori Pettit Karen Petty Jill Phillips Rose Pittman Lori Potts Eric Ramey joe Ritchie Margaret Ritchie Rhonda Rodgers Chris Sagan Shelley Seibert Chris Severance Jerry Shade Julia Shafer Freshmen 13 How would you like to walk into a room full of rowdy students and be expected to conduct the class in a professional manner? It's not as easy as it sounds. Substitute teachers find themselves in situa- tions similar to this nearly every day. Spitballs whizzing by their heads are common occurrences. They must train themselves to ig- nore pranks and wisecracks made by the more lively students in the class. So the next time you have a substitute teacher, think twice and show some respect, because someday you may be in their shoes. Rena Shaffer Shelly Sheppard Stephanie Sherwood Tammy Shoemaker Lee Shriner Crystal Shumaker Heidi Shumaker Joellen Simpson Drala Skaggs Brenda Smith Christy Smith Gloria Smith Greg Smith Julie Smith Shawn Smith Stacey Smith Renae Snack Billie Jo Spradlin Amy Sterner Michelle Stevens 14 Freshmen Tricia Stevens Paula Stover Lori Sturgeon Tim Tackett Brian Talbot Carol Taylor Jim Thieken Scott Tittle Eric Tom Kirk Trowbridge Tyla Vance Nichole VanHoose Wendy Verkest Kelly Wagner Jay Wallace Scott Ward Traci Watkins Christa Webb Kevin Webb Carl Weible Joseph West Dave Whetherholt Danny Whited Connie Williams Sheila Williams Christopher Wilson Eric Wilson Keely Wright Stephanie Young Freshmen 15 KILLING TIME Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ... Following the flight of a wounded fly was just one of the many ways a student could pass the time in that most favorite of classes, studyhall. “I've never known a forty-four minute period to last such a long time, sighed sophomore Dave Conrad. Some students devised in- genious time passing ac- tivities. Perfecting spit ball projectiles has become a favorite of many freshmen. The juniors have developed the great talent of sleeping through the boring minutes of the time they spend here. Although studyhall can be one of the most boring classes, it's a vital part of our education. Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz . . . SPLAT!! 16 Sophomores Dennis Abram Heather Adcock Eric Alfman Kevin Aliff Jeff Anderson Angie Barr Lisa Barrick Vernon Barry Shana Bates Rodney Bennett Kelly Boggs Christine Bogle Buddy Boring Sandy Boyer Brian Brady Doug Brim Robert Brown Clayton Busse Julie Campbell Scott Carney Dawn Carter Ken Casteel Steven Chafin Sherry Chestnut Jack Chevalier Jessica Chevalier Janice Clark Brian Clippinger Julie Clouse John Clum Danyel Coble Todd Collins Dave Conrad Tracy Conrad Carole Cooperider Sabrina Cupp Deborah Cotterman Janel Cotterman Melissa Daley Stan Daugherty Rick Deible Lance Dupler Sophomores 17 Tabitha Dusenberry Sheryl Eickelberger Chelley Emmert Mike Emmert Shelly England joe Eversole Doug Factor Alicia Feeman Kim Fisher Kim Forgrave Stefenie Foster Mike Gibbons Vicki Gordon Steve Green Kary Greene jackie Grimm Scott Hamilton Tom Hammer Deanna Hankinson Lisa Harmon Becky Harris Debbie Harvey Janina Hedges Lori FJelsel Damon Henry Bill Hoskinson Keenyn Hughes Jeremy Hupp Gary Hynus John Johnson Beth Jolin Ron King Bob Knisley Vicki Kohls Tom Kopis Kevin Landis Susan Langwasser Tina Lavender Lisa Maines Tracy Manning Dennis Martie Carol Martin Rodney Maxwell Dave McComb Amy McGaughey David McMahan Kevin Meger Lori Mertens Jody Mickey Teresa Mills 18 Sophomores Sheridan High School is the center of fashion trend setting — just ask any of the student body Stirrup pants, jeans tucked into your socks, leaving your shirt un- tucked from under your shaker sweater, aerobic tennis shoes, old fashioned jewelry — if you were wearing these fashions in 1986, you were right in style, according to trend-setters at Sheridan. A few individuals created their own styles, wearing anything from sunglasses to whole, wild ensembles every day, but most, although they wanted to be dif- ferent, chose to be unique in the same way as the rest of the crowd. After all, imitation is the main thought on every fashion- conscious mind. n Mike Sagan Plain jeans weren't good enough anymore in 1986 — you had to have striped, paisley, flowered, or gasoline jeans, but you could still get by with Levi's button-fly 501 jeans. As the temperature increased, people started wearing jams, which were knee-length shorts with wild flower prints all over them. Although they were popular with the students, the administra- tion didn't appreciate the new fashions in the classroom, as they were against the school dress code. If Mr. King saw you or if so- meone told him you were wearing shorts, you got called up to the of- fice and were asked to change into something else, either at school or at home. Even though you felt cheated because everyone was allowed to wear them but you, there was some justice because the next time you saw a person with shorts on, you could go and tattle to Mr. King. Sophomores 19 left Mitchell Amy Moore Sarah Oberhauser Jay O'Hare 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 Homework is tedious to Tracey Paxson. Mike Brown, Doug Brim, Todd Dever, Bill Verkest. Several clubs, like the FFA, use the Sheryl Eickelberger gets ready to gc cafeteria for their annual dinners. back to class before the bell rings. 20 Sophomores Bruin Rittinger Chris Roberts )im Robinson Kelly Robison Lisa Ruda lohn Russell Sandy Russell Kristen Sagan Randy Sands Rick Schmus Lori Scott Kim Seibert Nicki Shook Larry Short Ed Sickles Gary Sigler Deb Silsley Mike Sims lennifer Skinner Nicci Skinner Lunchtime breaks the monotony of a class load Lunchtime could be the highlight of a student's day, whether it be to eat, play basketball, flirt, or converse with friends. You could count on the cooks to let you know what day it was by the food they served. Every Wednesday was the infamous Pizza Day, and for about 7 weeks in the spring, there was fish every Fri- day. After looking over your options, you could still buy a hot lunch or buy something from a la carte. Challenges for a lot of people were whether or not they could ditch into the lunch line, or sneak Little Debbies out of the cafeteria without Mr. King cat- ching them. After lunch, you could go outside or to the gym, where you could cram for a test or copy homework from a close friend. Usually after the bell rang things went back to normal, but no one will ever forget the time Carl Reichley and Rod Gutridge ran through the hall with panty hose on their heads. Working in the cafeteria is easy for Ken Knight and Shawn Smith. Sophomores 21 Readying herself to go home after an exhausting home volleyball game is Shelley England. ABOVE: Doing his stuff on the drums during a Pep Band performance is percussion section leader, Chris Roberts. BELOW: Trying to outfox the opposing defense, sophomore )ay to pass the ball to a fellow teammate. Bobbie Smith Dawn Smith Delmar Smith Robert Smith Bret Snider Jim Snider Lisa Snider Christine Sode Mike Spires Jill Stickdorn Patsy Swingley Mike Taylor Robin Thomas Jerry Turnes Jennifer VanMeter 22 Sophomores Introducing his lecture on the National Road, Pastor Doug Lynn informs State and Local student, jeff Mitchell, of the toll he would have been required to pay if he had lived in the 1800's. Working with video equipment is only one of the many technical talents that Kevin Landis possesses. Lynn Vansickle jody Verkest jodi Vermillion Kelly Waters Kelly Watkins Chris West Jeff Whitehouse Chad Wilkins Shane Williams Angie Wilson Jackie Wilson Damon Wren Mike Wright Jetta Varger Kendall Yost Sophomores 23 Almost There As this year's juniors com- plete their third year of high school, they can look back on many exciting experiences. The class of 1987 has many academic accomplishments of which to be proud. They have three people in their class main- taining four point grade averages. Lisa Malherbe, Lisa Ridenour, and Tina Sterner have all worked hard to attain this honor. The class elected Kim Evans as their homecoming at- tendant this year, and Dee Davisson, Angie Ingold, Rona Roffey, and Kurt Wright as their class officers. Every fall, juniors are faced with the responsibility of selling enough magazines to finance their prom and creating a theme better than the previous year's. This year's theme, Ocean Odyssey went over very well and nearly all of the juniors ended up helping in one way or another. For the first time in Sheridan history, the after-prom was held at the YM- CA. Leisure activities included racquetball, basketball, swimm- ing, ping-pong, and a choice of four movies. As the school year came to an end, this class had proven that they would be an asset to the 1986-87 school year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Rona Roffey, Treasurer; Angie Ingold, President; Kurt Wright, Vice-President. Row 2: Dee Davisson, Secretary. 24 Juniors Floyd Allen Rob Anderson Tamara Anderson lulie Anspach Mitch Bailey Scott Bailey Jeff Baird Kelly Baker Cindy Barrick Teresa Bateson |oe Bathalter Mike Blakeman Brian Boggs Beth Boring Teresa Bowen Chaun Brison Mike Brown Kerri Brown Jeff Canaday Steve Carpenter Sherri Chapman Sandy Clippinger jenny Clouse Tricia Clum Gary Coble Mark Collins Tina Conrad JohnCooperrider Sally Cooperrider Rebecca Cornell Alan Cotterman Barbie Crossan Ellen Cummings Tina Cunningham Kyle Danison Lori Danko Dee Davisson Todd Deaver Andy Deible Paul Denney Cheryl Dennis Tina Doherty juniors 25 Sheridan's reputation as a institution is upheld in important to make it CONGRATULAT Paul Dudgeon Mike Edwards Joel Elliott Kim Evans Missy Fleer Eric Forgrave Jamie Freeman Kim Freeman Mike Gibbs Don Gibson Wendy Gilliland David Grant Tracy Hale Troy Hale Dianne Harr Charlie Harris Lisa Harris Terry Harris Katie Harlan Julie Harvey Carla Hatmaker Jennifer Helser Jerry Henery Todd Herman Jeff Hightshoe Jason Hinkle Mickie Hitchens Cherae Howard Bob Huber Connie Huffman 26 Juniors 28 luniors Mall Hupp lamie Hynus Angie Ingold Aaron Johnson Amy |olin Mall Keister Teresa Kissick Blair Koss Kevin Krumlauf Darla Kyle )on Landerman Mary Lanning Cassie Leavitt Andy Loudner Lisa Malherbe Danielle Mangold Sue Maxwell Lori McCafferty Michelle Measley Bill Metzger You-Hauling Driving to school as soon as you got your license was always a big thrill. Along with all the ex- citement came a few hassles. To start with, you gained all of those good friends who sudden- ly had no other way to school but you. Your car became a taxi service for everyone in your neighborhood. It was not unusual for someone to call you between six and seven in the morning to see if you'd please pick them up. Being the kind person you were, you never turned anyone down. Although your car would only hold six comfortably, it was nothing out of the ordinary for at least ten people to be riding with you. In order to pick everyone up and be at school on time you had to leave your house at 6:30 A.M. just so you wouldn't be tardy. The You-Haulers of today will be remembered in the years after graduation as the guy who almost killed me on the way to school. Being the lady she is and a liberated woman Katie Harlan opens the door for passenger |ef Baird. Molly Miller Lee Mobley Vanessa Muncy Peggy Noll jim Ogilbee Scot! Ortman Camille Parrett Andy Patterson Nancy Phillips Brenda Quinn )udy Ratliff Jennifer Rayburn Catherine Reinhart Janette Rhodes Georgia Richard Lisa Ridenour Rona Roffey Heather Sagan April Satterfield Deb Saum LEFT: Trying to be polite Molly Miller holds her car door open as all of her good friends pile in for a ride home. ABOVE: Pretending to be camera shy Keely Wright and her cousin Julie Campbell try to make it to homeroom before the bell rings. Juniors 29 Juniors In Action PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM CANDIDATES Brian Smart, Junior NHS members Lisa Malherbe and Lisa Ridenour pose with Beth Boring, Amy Jolin. Teacher in Space Finalist, Ms. Gail Klink of Newark, Ohio. Lisa Scanlan Mindy Schmeltzer Missy Schmeltzer jamie Scott Berena Seifert Tim Severance Tom Shafer Kelly Shahan Martie Sheppard Mike Short Todd Shriner Brian Smart Barb Smith Brady Smith Kathy Smith Wendy Smith Marlayna Staggers Tina Sterner Michael Stevens Trina Stevens 30 Juniors ABOVE: At the Annual OEA Banquet, junior members accept their awards. BELOW: Local cosmetologists give demonstrations to home economics students. Posing beside a poster at the annual winter sports banquet is wrestler Troy Hale. Tim Strohl Wendy Taylor Charlotte Thompson Anita Toliver Teresa Tom Willie Tupuola Bryan Valentine Robin Verkest james Watkins Cheyenne Wells Matt White Kelli Willey Karen Williams julie Wilson Sam Womeldorf Doug Wood Simon Wren Kurt Wright Jeff Yontz Martha Ziehlke Juniors 31 SENIORS BARBARA LYNN ABRAM — Somerset Chorus 1,2; MAjVS 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; VICA Officer 3, 4; Cosmetology Contest, 1st Place 4. jOHN DAVID ADAMIK, JR. Somerset Boys' State 3; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4. DIANA LYNN AL1FF — Somerset Chorus 1,2, 3. KIMBERLY KAY ALLISON — Thornville Basketball 1; Drama Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Art Club 4; FDNA 4; Office Helper 4; Ski Club 4. CHARLES NICHOLAS ALSPACH — Thornville Football 1, 2; FFA 1,2. DAVID EDWARD ARICK — Glenford Olympics of the Mind 1, 2; Audio-Visual Crew 1, 2, 3; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4. KRISTEN ANNE ARN — Thornville Art Club 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorale 3, 4. ANGELA JANE ARNOLD — Mt. Perry Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Direc- tor Helper 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Jazz Band 4. DIANA SUE BAKER — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Presidential Classroom 3; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4. TERRY LYNN BARNES — Somerset Work-Study 2; Office Helper 4. MICHAEL EDWARD BARNETT — Thornville Football 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. LESLIE SUE BATES — Mt. Perry Gymnastics 1; Girls Ensemble 1; Chorus 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Equestrian 3; FDNA 3; Chorale 3, 4; Mascot 4; Office Helper 4. 32 Seniors CLASS OF 1986 BRADLEY JUSTIN BEACH — Somerset Chorus 1; Cross Country 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Drama Club 3; Chorale. BARBARA ANN BEARD — Somerset Chorus 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; Office Helper 2; FFA 4. TERI MARIE BENNETT — Somerset Basketball 1; Librarian Helper 1; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2; Class Officer 3, Drama Club 3; Chorale 3, 4; FDNA 3, 4; Equestrian 4; Watergirl 4. OTTICE BLEVINS, JR. — Mt. Perry Scholarship Team 3, 4. JUDY BORING — Thornville Band 1,2;NHS 3;MA|VS3. KELLY JOHN BORING — Rushville Football 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. BUTCH LYNN BOWLAND — Thornville PAUL THOMAS BOWSER Glenford FFA 1; Work-Study 4. BRAD ALAN BOYER — Thornville FFA 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. BRYAN BOYER — Thornville FFA 1,2, 3,4. PATTY ANN BRIGHT — Brownsville Pep Club 1; FDNA 2; Chorus 3. BEVERLY A. BURNETT — Somerset Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian Helper 2; Equestrian 3; OEA 3, 4, OEA Regional and State Historian 4. Seniors 33 CLASS SONG CARLA CALDWELL — Thornville (Lancaster High School 1; Lakeland High School, Florida 2, 3). ROBERT SCOTT CALDWELL Somerset Basketball 1; Football 3; Track 3,4. jOHN RUSSELL CARNEY Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. jOSEPH M. CARPENTER Somerset Baseball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Track 3, 4. LISA ANN CLARK — Thornville Art Club 1, 4; OEA 3, 4. MARK EDWIN COOPERIDER - Somerset Wrestling 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD L. COOPERIDER Glenford Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1,2, C 4; Football 4. BRIAN DAVID COOPERRIDER — Thornville Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICIA SUE CORNELL Somerset Volleyball 1; Pep Band 1; FDNA 2; Homecoming Atten- dant 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. BETH ELAINE CORNS — Thornville Drama Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian Helper 1, 2; MAjVS 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Cosmetology Contest 3rd Place 3,4. 34 Seniors “FAREWELL SONG” JANET LYNN CORP — Glenford Art Club 4. DEANN MARIE COVEY Somerset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 2, 3; Field Commander 2. 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; OMEA 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Homecoming Queen 4. TORI LYNNE CRANE Somerset FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Librarian Helper 1,2; Chorus 1, 2; Ski Club 1,4; Flag; Corps 2, 3; Art Club 3; Equestrian 3; Class Officer 4. STEPHEN AARON CUPP Thornville Golf 1,2, 3. JODIE LYNN DAUGHERTY — Glenford Band 1, 2; Statistician 2; Flag Corps 3; Watergirl 4. WILLIAM DAVIS — Glenford MAJVS 3, 4. MELISSA RENEE DAVISSON Somerset Librarian Helper 1; Chorus 1, 3, 4; OEA 3; Equestrian 3, 4. DAVID EUGENE DAWSON - Somerset Baseball 1; Wrestling 1; Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2; MA- JVS 3,4. CHRISTY MICHELE DETWILER — Thornville Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Helper 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Art Club 4; FDNA 4. TAMARA KAYE DOHERTY Thornville (Newark High School 1, 2, 3); OEA 4; Office Helper 4. Seniors 35 CLASS COLORS VICKI LEE EICKELBERGER — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Scholarship Team 4. MATTHEW CLARK ELTRINGHAM — Thornville Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Work-Study 3, 4. BYRON ANDREW ESTEP Thornville Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, President 4; Class Officer 3; Cross Country 3, 4; NHS 4. DALE ALAN FACTOR — Glass Rock Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2. DOUGLAS CHARLES FEHRMAN — Somerset Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; In- dustrial Arts Club 1, 2; Chorale 3, 4. DOROTHY MARIE FINSEL — Somerset Chorus 1; Librarian Helper 1; Scholarship 1, 3; FDNA 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Direc- tor Helper 1,2, 3, 4; Statistician 2; Honor Thespian 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; Office Helper 3; Chorale 4. REBECCA MARIE FLEER — Somerset Basketball 1; Scholarship 1, 2; Track 2; OEA 3, 4, OEA State Officer 4. BRIAN DOUGLAS FOLTZ — Thornville Art Club 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. KEVIN AUSTIN FORGRAVE — Somerset Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 4; Class Officer 4. DAVID IOSEPH GAREY — Somerset FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Track 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. LAURA LOU GEORGE — Thornville Band 1, 2; jazz Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Presidential Classroom 3; NHS 3,4. 36 Seniors SCARLET AND WHITE LINDY LORRAINE GILLILAND — Thornville Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Chorus 2; Librarian Helper 2; Chorale 3, 4; Equestrian 3, 4; FDNA 4; Watergirl 4. JOHN ROBERT GOODFELLOW — Somerset Basketball 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4. RODNEY GOODIN — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2. ALLAYNE REBECCA GORNALL — Somerset (Fairfield Union High School 1, 2) Statistician 1; French Club 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Biology 1, 2; Yearbook 2. SHERYL ANN GREEN — Somerset OEA 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. RODNEY SCOTT GUTRIDGE — Thornville Basketball 1; Track 2, 3. SHAUN ALAN HANLEY Thornville (Utica High School 2) Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Statistician 3; Art Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Artist of the Year 4. JULIE BETH HARLAN Thornville Chorus 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorale 3. IULIE ANN HARRIS — Somerset Band 1; Majorette 3, 4. THOMAS ALAN HARRIS Thornville Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2. HEIDI LYNNE HENERY — Somerset Track 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. Seniors 37 CLASS FLOWER KIMBERLY ELAINE HITE — Mt. Perry Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; FDNA 2, 3; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 4; Girls' State 3; Free Enterprise Workshop 3; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 4. BARBARA JEAN HOUSEHOLDER Rushville Art Club 1; Band 1; FHA 3, 4; FFA 4. STACEY JEAN HUFFMAN Somerset Chorus 1, 2, 3; School Play 3; Chorale 4. DAWN ROBBIN jOHNSON — Somerset OEA 3, 4. FRANK L. JOHNSON — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. SAMANTHA ANNETTE JOHNSON — Somerset Baskeball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; FDNA 2; Olympics of the Mind 2; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, Editor 4; Class Officer 3; All- County Band 3; NHS 3, 4; FTA 4; Salutatorian. SHAWN DOUGLAS HERMAN — Thornville MAJVS 3, 4. DONALD JOHN EDWARD HILL — Thornville Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3,4. LAURA ELAINE JORDAN —Thornville FHA 1; Chorus 1,2, 3; Librarian Helper 2. JENELLE RENEE KEIFFER — Thornville Scholarship Team 1; Student Council 1; Volleyball 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. 38 Seniors RED ROSE STEVE MICHAEL KELLEY Glenford Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3; Senior Ensem- ble 3; Chorale 4. RONALD EDWARD K'MILLER — Thornville Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Boys' State 3; Wrestl- ing 3; NHS 3, 4. BRYANT KELLY KOPIS Somerset Football 2, 3. ROBERT A. KREJCI — Somerset Art Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS LEE LEAVITT Thornville Art Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3. DONALD EDWARD LOUCHMAN — Thornville Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Librarian Helper 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD LYNN Thornville FFA 1, 2, 3,4. TERRY LEE LYNN, JR. — Thornville Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Crew 3; Presiden- tial Classroom 3; Art Club 3, 4; NHS 3, President 4. JERRY LEE MARTIN — Thornville Chorus 1; Chorale 4. TAMARA KAY MAY — Rushville Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Librarian Helper 3; OEA 3, 4; Cheerleader 4, OEA Regional and State Secretary 4. JAMES DARIN McGRATH Somerset Chorus 1,2; FFA 1, 2, 3. Seniors 39 CLASS MOTTO JEFFREY ALLAN MOFFETT Thornville Work-Study 4. RICK DUANE MOHLER Thornville Track 1; Cross Country 1; Art Club 4. DORIS MOORE GARVEN Somerset Chorus 2, 3. DAVID CHARLES MOOTER — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 2, 3. BRENT TODD MOYER — Rushville (Miller High School 1,2) FFA 4. RANDAL NATHAN ODE — Brownsville 40 Seniors STEPHANIE LORRAINE MICKEY — Roseville Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Chorale 4; Librarian Helper 4. TINA MARIE MILLER Somerset KAREN LYNN ORTMAN — Thornville Volleyball 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Girls' State 3; NHS 3,4. DAVID WAYNE OURS — Somerset Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Class Officer 4. “WE ARE MADE WISE RANDY ALLEN PAINTER — Thornville Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Librarian Helper 4. KIMBERLY ANNE PARSONS — Somerset Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4;NHS4. STACEY LYNN PAXSON Thornville Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Statistician 3; NHS 3, 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; Valedictorian 4. TRACEY LYNN PAXSON Thornville Basketball 1, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Girls' State 3; Drama Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Rifle Corps 4. ANTHONY WAYNE PERRY — Thornville (Lancaster High School 1, 2) Wrestling 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. JAMES CHRISTOPHER PETTIT — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3. DONALD JOSEPH PICKETT — Somerset Cafeteria Worker 1, 2; MAJVS 3, 4; HERO 3, 4. ANNA MARIE PURKEY — Mt. Perry Art Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; NHS 3,4. SHARON KAY RANDOLPH — Thornville Chorus 1, 2; Librarian Helper 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4. CARL EUGENE REICHLEY — Somerset FFA 1,2, 3,4. Seniors 41 NOT BY THE RECOLLECTIONS JOHN EDWARD REICHLEY Somerset FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4. DEBRA LOUISE REINCHELD — Thornville Track 1; Chorus 3; Work-Study 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. IMOGENE M. RICHARD — Mt. Perry FHA 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Equestrian 3, 4. MICHELE EDITH RIDENOUR — Glenford Statistician 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; Yearbook 3; NHS 3, 4. DELANA JEAN ROBBINS — Thornville School Play 1; Drama Club 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; NHS 3, 4; Chorale 4. KIMBERLY SUE RODGERS — Thornville Librarian Helper 1; Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Office Helper 3; OEA 3, 4; Mascot 4. MICHAEL ROBERT SAGAN — Somerset Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, A, President 4; NHS 3, 4. ROBERT DOUGLAS SANDS — Thornville Basketball 1; Art Club 2; Track 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Wrestling 3; Student Council 3, 4. CARL VICTOR SCHMUS — Thornville Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. JERRY ALLEN SCURLOCK — Somerset 42 Seniors OF OUR PAST, LISA MARIE SCURLOCK Somerset Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Statistician 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. JOHN HIARM SEARLES Glenford Chorus 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Chorale 4. MELINDA SARA SECREST Thornville Librarian Helper 1; Chorus 2; Office Helper 2; Chorale 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Art Club 4; FDNA4. STEPHANIE LYNN SEIBERT Glenford Drama Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2; School Play 2; Pep Club 2; Art Club 3, 4; FDNA 3, 4; Equestrian 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Chorale 4. BRIAN LEE SEVERANCE Somerset FFA 1,2, 3. TERESA L. SHRINER Mt. Perry Chorus 1; FHA 1, 2. MICHAEL LAWRENCE SICKLES — Glenford Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Pop Machine Filler 2, 3, 4; Work- Study 3, 4. )OHN JAY SHAFER — Glenford Wrestling 1; FFA 1, 2, 3; In- dustrial Arts 1,2, 3. CHARLES KEVIN SHERWOOD — Thornville Football 1; Musical 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 3, 4; MAJVS 3, 4; Thes- pian Society 3, 4; VICA 3, 4, Local VICA Treasurer 4, Regional Ambassdor and State Alternate Ambassador 4. JEFF MARTIN SHOEMAKER Roseville Art Club 1; School Play 1; Drama Club 1; Baseball 1, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician 2; NHS 3, 4; Chorale 4. Seniors 43 BUT BY THE RESPONSIBILITIES PATRICK LEE SIMS — Thornville FFA 1, 2, 3; Work-Study 3, 4. jODY LYNN SKINNER — Glenford Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Track 1, 2; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Statistician L 4; OEA 3, 4. CORY D. SMART — Thornville Chorus 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3. MARABETH ANNE SMITH — Glenford Drama Club 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Statistician 1; Volleyball 1; Art Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; FDNA 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; FFA- Sweetheart 3; All-County Band 3; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Chorale 4; Class Officer 4; Quiz Team 4; Girls Ensemble 4. JACE SCOTT STICKDORN — Somerset Basketball 1, 2. JACQUELINE LYNN STRAUSBAUGH — Somerset J. TRACY SWEENEY — Somerset FFA 1, 2, 3,4. CHRISTY SUE SWINEHART — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Flag Corps 3; OEA 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 4. MICHAEL STEVEN TURNES — Thornville Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH VERKEST, II — (Cambridge High School 1, 2) Art Club 1; Chorus 3. CAROLE DAWN VERMILLION — Thornville Band 1,2; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4; FDNA 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Watergirl 4. 44 Seniors OF OUR FUTURE. 55 KEVIN DEAN WAGNER Thornville Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. DAVID JOSEPH WAMER Somerset Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3,4. DANIEL MORGAN WATKINS - Somerset BRIAN M. WEBB Glenford Basketball 1; Industrial Art Club 1,2, 3,4. JAMES N. WELLS — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4. JOSEPH E. WHITED — Mt. Perry Work-Study 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4; Janitor's Helper 3,4. GERRY LEIGH WINEGARDNER — Thornville Basketball 1; FDNA 2. BARRY WORKMAN — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1; MAJVS 3, 4; VICA 3,4. IEFFREY A. WRIGHT — Glenford WILLIAM WYMER — Glenford MAJVS 3, 4. RUSSELL EUGENE YARGER — Glenford Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. Seniors 45 Stacey Paxson — Valedictorian ' qV Samantha Johnson — Salutatorian V m Waiting to get your diploma is the longest part of the ceremony for most graduates. Beverly Burnett is congratulated with a hand- shake from Board member Mr. Robert Lynn. Mr. James Rinehart presents the class of 1986. Board President Mr. Charles Boring presents Randal Ode his diploma as the class looks on. Junior Chorale members sing the Benediction. 46 Graduation After receiving their diplomas, the Class of 1986, led by Marabeth Smith, happily moves their lassies to the right side of their caps. The Class of 1986 dreams of what the future may hold as they leave the halls of their beloved Alma Mater Commencement this year took place on Sunday, )une 1st, at 7:00 PM in the High School gymnasium. Mr. Nicholas Calderone directed the Prelude and Pro- cessional, played by the Sheridan High School Band. The Invocation and Bac- calaureate Address was given by Rev. Vernagaye Sullivan of the Hopewell United Methodist Church. Stacey Paxson gave tne Valedictorian Address, while the Salutatorian Address was delivered by Samantha Johnson. The class sang the Farewell Song as their class song, which was led by Chorus Director Mr. Al Abrams. Mr. Rodney Spohn presented the Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards, after which the class again rose to sing the Sheridan Alma Mater. The presentation of the Class of 1986 was by Mr. James Rinehart, and the diplomas were handed out by Mr. Charles Boring, President of the Board of Education, who was assisted by Board members Mr. Robert Lynn and Mrs. Margaret Van- Balen. Mr. Charles M. Perry, of the Mid East Ohio Vocational Board of Educa- tion, presented certificates to the vocational students. The Benediction was The Lord Bless and Keep You, sung by the junior members of the Chorale and led by Mr. Al Abrams. The Sherioan High School Band played the Reces- sional as the Class of 1986 filed out of the gymnasium. When graduation is over, there are always tears, hugs, and sad good-byes between close friends. As the Recessional is played, John Adamik and Christy Swinehart return down the aisle. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Kevin Forgrave, Secretary; Marabeth Smith, Presi- dent; David Ours, Vice-President; Tori Crane, Treasurer. Graduation 47 JAMES RINEHART Principal, Student Council Adviser ALAN KING Assistant Principal JAMES BALLANTINE Guidance Counselor, NHS Adviser LARRY DAVIS Guidance Counselor, FTA, NHS, and Quiz Team Adviser Mr. James Ballantine and Mrs. Kay Ballantine SHS Says a Sad Farewell NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Front Row: Mr. Robert Lynn; Mr. Tom Hill, Vice-President; Mr. Charles Boring, President; Mrs. Sylvia Harlan, Clerk Treasurer. Row 2: Mr. Rodney Spohn, Local Superintendent; Mrs. Margaret VanBalen; Mr. Tom Wright; Mr. Larry Remmert, Administrative Assistant. 1986 marks the final year of teaching for four of Sheridan High School's most beloved teachers. Mr. James Buck Ballantine has taught at Sheridan for 25 years, in Guidance and Social Science. He and his wife, Kay, both graduated from New Concord High School in 1951, after which James went to Marietta College and Kay attended Muskingum College. Kay Ballantine has taught in the Social Science and Science departments at Sheridan for 24 years. Mrs. Adah Musser began teaching at age 18 after graduating from Sayersville Hieh School. She attended Muskingum College and Kent State University, and has taught for 48 years, 18 of which were spent at Sheridan in Library Science. In his 26 years at Sheridan, Mr. Ed- ward Taylor has taught English, French, and Russian. He graduated from Glen- ford High School in 1938, and attended both the Ohio and Ohio State Universities. All of these faculty members will be sadly missed. Mrs. Adah Musser Mr. Edward Taylor Al ABRAMS Vocal Music KAY BALLANTINE Biology, Prom Adviser RICHARD BANFIELD Industrial Arts JAMES BECHLEY Architectural Drawing NICHOLAS CALDERONE Instrumental Music DAVID CATTRAN Government Sheridan High School Faculty . CAROL CLARK Accounting, Typing RANDY CLARK Social Studies, Driver Education JOHN COLEMAN Business Math, Business Law, General Business LARRY COLEMAN English 9, Dramatics, Acting Ensemble, Drama Club Adviser PAUL CULVER Physical Education BARRY DETWILER Vocational OWA GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education, Health PATRICK FUNK Chemistry, Physics KAREN GLADE English 12, Communications — Career Planning Faculty 49 STEVE GLADE Social Studies, Athletic Director ELIZABETH HANSON Latin I, II SUSAN HARRISON Physical Education, Health DOUG HILL Algebra II, College Math I, II ANDREW HITE American History, State and Local HARVEY HOWDYSHELL Mathematics, Using the Computer . . . strives to provide MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Yearbook Adviser MARGARL I INNIS Algebra I, Geometry JANET KOEHLER Senior BOt, Typing, Shorthand JANE KUNKLER Basic English 10, Arts and Crafts, Media Writing DOUGLAS LATTIMER Life, Physical, and General Sciences; Driver Education RUTH LATTIMER Special Education, LD LUCILLE LOVE Latin I DEB LUSETTI Reading I, II RICARDO LUSETTI Pre-Algebra, General Math 50 Faculty r 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 RANDY MISKELL English 9, Communications — Career Planning ADAH MUSSER Librarian the best in education MARIAN PYSARCHUK English 9, 10 (1 st Semester) RENEE REICHLEY English 9, 10 (2nd Semester) CHARLENE ROBERTS Home Economics KAREN STEEN junior BOE, Typing, Shorthand MICHAEL STILLWELL Beginning BASIC, Using the Computer EDWARD TAYLOR Russian I, II; French I, II, III LINDA TEETERS Physical Education III PHIL WAGNER Vocational Agriculture GARY WHETHERHOLT World Today, Western Civilization, State and Local Faculty 51 Mrs. Doris Lattimer, Secretary Mrs. Adah Musser, Librarian Miss Sue Hale, Secretary Sheridan High Staff Also Help Terry Barnes, Flag Attendant Gary Coble, Pop Machine Attendant Mr. Robert Daugherty, Custodian OFFICE HELPERS — Front Row: Dawn Doherty, Leslie Bates. Row 2: Kelly Baker, johnson. Barb Crossan, Kim Allison, Tammy Carole Cooperrider. BUS DRIVERS — t-ront Row: Midge Binion, David Lyle, Rita Noll, Helen Griffith, )ohn Kl- ingler. Row 2: Manetha Lyle, Barb Cummings, Helen Mahan, Ted Eppley. Row 3: Wilma O'Ryan, Karen Landerman, Mary Lou Stoltz, Donna Webb. Row 4: jeannie Skinner, Mary Smith, janet Probasco, Ed Noyes. Row 5: Bar- bara Goodfellow, Jeanette McConaha, Terri Antle, Nick Cooperider. 52 Staff Mrs. Peggy Shriner, School Nurse Mrs. Margaret Snyder, Library Aide Mrs. Sylvia Baker, Custodian To Make It Year of the General Mr. Carl Foster, Custodian CAFETERIA WORKERS — Front Row: Rusty Whited, Glenn Huber. Row 2: Deb Rein- Huffman, Shawn Smith, Gary Coble, joe cheld, Eric Wilson, Robert Smith. COOKS — Kathy Turnes, Lois Lyle, June Foster, Nina Reichley, Virginia Bare. CASHIERS — Front Row: Kim Evans, Rona Roffey, Julie Wilson. Row 2: Jennifer Ayers, Tami Anderson. Staff 53 MAJVS students have achieved much during their 2 years of Vocational training RIGHT: On the annual MAJVS picture day, VICA President, Kevin Sherwood helped Mr. Imbroscio locate all available SHS voca- tional students. FAR RIGHT: LYNN ABRAM Cosmetology SHAWN HERMAN — Auto Mechanics DONALD PICKETT — Food Service Work Experience KEVIN SHERWOOD and BARRY WORKMAN — Electronics BETH CORNS — Cosmetology 54 MAJVS — Seniors JAMES OGILBEE and ANDY LOUDNER — Power Linemen • __ LtE MOBLEY — Natural Resources MITCH BAILEY and TODD HERMAN Auto Mechanics MARLAYNA STAGGERS — Cosmetology KELLI WILLEY — Data Accounting FLOYD ALLEN Air Conditioning and Heating SAM WOMELDORF and BILL METZGER Data Accounting JOHN COOPERRIDER and WILLIE TUPUOLA — Carpentry LISA DINGEY— Philo High School Juniors — MAJVS 55 ART CLUB — Front Row: Kim Allison, Rick Mohler, Brian Foltz, Rob Krejci, An- dy Estep, Shaun Hanley, Randy Painter, Donnie Hill, Kevin Forgrave. Row 2: Lisa Clark, Stephanie Seibert, Ty Ramsey, Terry Lynn, jeff Shoemaker, Sarah Oberhauser, Melinda Secrest, Christy Detwiler. Row 3: julie Campbell, Angie Ingold, Christy Swinehart, Sandy Clipp- inger, Heather Sagan, Cheryl Dennis, Angie Wilson. Row 4: Lori Danko, Im- ogene Richard, Anita Toliver, Kim Hite, Michele Ridenour, Peg Noll, Adviser Rita McIntyre. MARCHING BAND Front Row: Director Nick Calderone, Adviser Sheila Myracle. Row 2: Vicki Eickelberger, Dee Covey, Diana Baker, Alicia Cornell, Samantha Johnson, An na Purkev, Marabeth Smith, Angie Arnold, Kim Hite, Stacey Paxson, Tracey Paxson. Row 3: Julie Harris, Mindy Schmeltzer, Kristen Sagan, Jodi Vermillion, Wendy Smith, Connie Huffman, Lisa Malherbe, Katie Harlan, Jeff Mitchell, Debbie Harvey, Deanna Hankinson, Kendall Yost, Becky Cornell. Row 4: Missi Schmeltzer, Jamie Hynus, Bill Hoskinson, Teresa Mills, Jackie Wilson, Tracy Manning, Jennifer VanMeter, Jerry Turnes, Brian Rit- tinger, Chris Roberts, Carole Cooperrider, Jackie Grimm, Chris Ridenour, Jetta Yarger, Sheryl Eickelberger Row 5: Blane Kaf- fenberger. Beth Hankinson, Tonia Covey, Todd Black, Shelli Morris, Jennifer Denton, Angela Forsythe, Christy Smith, Doug Purkey, Paula Stover, Stephanie Sherwood, Rena Shaf- fer, Cynthia Bender. Gretchen Paeltz, Jane Grant, Sonja Curry, Jennifer Patterson. JUNIOR BOE — Front Row: Kathy Smith, Tricia Clum, Jamie Hynus, Teresa Bateson, April Satterfield, Tina Conrad, Jennifer Rayburn. Row 2: Charlotte Thompson, Michelle Measley, Teresa Kissick, Carla Hatmaker, Darla Kyle, Berena Seifert. Row 3: Deb Saum, Tina Cunningham, Karen Williams, Wendy Smith, Jennifer Helser, Janette Rhodes, Adviser Karen Steen. SENIOR BOE — Front Row: Lisa Clark, Bev Burnett, Kim Parsons, Tammy May, Becky Fleer. Row 2: Lisa Scurlock, Sheryl Green, Heidi Henery, Kim Rodgers, Christy Swinehart, Dawn Johnson. Row 3: Tammy Doherty, Ad- viser Janet Koehler, Jody Skinner. 56 Organizations CHORALE Front Row: Matt Hupp, Steve Kelley, Lindy Gilliland, jeff Shoemaker, john Searles, Brad Beach, jerry Martin, Doug Fehrman. Row 2: Teri Bennett, DeLana Robbins, Cherae Howard, Troy Hale, Alan Cotterman, Dorothy Finsel, Stephanie Seibert. Row 3: Dee Covey, Leslie Bates, Christy Det- wiler, Melinda Secrest, Amy jolin, Teresa Bowen, Sharon Randolph, Sherry Chapman. Row 4: Catherine Reinhart, Lori Mickey, Marabeth Smith, Stacey Huffman, Dee Davisson, Beth Boring, Vanessa Muncy. Row 5: Director Al Abrams, Kris Arn, Mickey Hitchens, Lisa Scanlan, Robin Verkest, Lori McCafferty. DRAMA CLUB — Front Row: Kim Allison, Steve Kelley, Dorothy Finsel, Michael Stevens, Beth Jolin, Amy Jolin, Jeff Yontz, Shaun Hanley. Row 2: Wen- dy Gilliland, Deanna Hankinson, Berena Seifert, Chris Roberts, Lori Mertens, Vicki Kohls, Christa Webb. Row 3: Catherine Reinhart, Tracey Paxson, San- dy Russell, Kary Greene, Beth Boring. EQUETRIAN — Front Row: Mickey Hit- chens, Teri Bennett, Lindy Gilliland, Georgia Richard. Row 2: Stephanie Seibert, Missi Davisson, Imogene Richard, Cassie Leavitt. Row 3: Adviser Jane Kunkler, Danielle Mangold. FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES OF AMERICA — Front Row: Lori Sturgeon, Melinda Secrest, Teri Bennett, Stephanie Seibert, DeLana Robbins, Dawn Vermillion, Kim Allison, Joe Cun- ningham. Row 2: Connie Huffman, Lisa Malherbe, Christy Detwiler, Lindy Gilliland, Tori Crane, Tracy Hale, Eddy Lynn. Row 3: Brenda Smith, Darla Can- non, Todd Boring, Tina Conrad, Janette Rhodes. Organizations 5 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA -Front Row: Vicki Eickelberger, Kim Allison, jeff Hightshoe, Christy Detwiler, Kelly Shahan. Row 2: Stacey Paxson, Kim Hite, Dawn Vermillion, Tracey Pax- son, Samantha johnson, Michele Ridenour. Row 3: Kris Arn, Sheryl Eickelberger, Jackie Grimm, Tabitha Dusenberry, Adviser Larry Davis. FFA (9th-10th) Front Row: Brian Clip- pinger, Matt Ortman, Scott Hamilton, John Russell, Jim Snider, Bryan Reber, Bert Parmer, Eric Alfman. Row 2: Tim O'Ryan, Mike Sims, Mike Taylor, Todd Collins, Dave Whetherholt, Jeff Whitehouse, Eric Tom. Row 3: Chris Severance, Steve Green, Bill Edgington, Jamie Lentz, Lee Shriner, Scott Gordon, Eddy Lynn, Todd Boring, Stefenie Foster. FFA (11th-12th) — Front Row: Imogene Richard, Scott Bailey, Kevin Forgrave, Joe Carpenter, Dave Garey, Mark Col- lins, Ed Cooperider, John Reichley. Row 2: Dave Ours, Tom Shafer, Bryan Boyer, Jim McGrath, Rob Anderson, Jeff Baird, John Goodfellow. Row 3: Jamie Watkins, Mike Short, Tracy Sweeney, Ken Knight, Mike Barnett, Kelly Boring, Carl Reichley, Don Gibson. Row 4: Todd Moyer, Barb Householder, Barb Beard, Eric Forgrave, Paul Dudgeon, Tony Perry, Brian Brady. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA — Front Row: Barb Householder, Bren- da Quinn, Kelly Baker, Cassie Leavitt, Teri Bennett, Tabitha Dusenberry. Row 2: Judy Ratliff, Tina Lavender, Georgia Richard, Carla Hatmaker, Jill Stickdorn, Nichole VanHoose, Sabrina Cupp. Row 3: Adviser Charlene Roberts, Teresa Tom, Brenda Smith, Kelly Watkins, Ad- viser Virginia Mick. 58 Organizations INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB — Front Row: Pat Crandell, Joe Bathalter, Frank Johnson, Rodney Goodin, Randy Brewer, Jeff Wright. Row 2: Simon Wren, Troy Hale, Chris Pettit, Brian Webb, Jamey Wells, Kevin Webb, Brian Parmer. Row 3: Carolyn Hanley, Brady Smith, Jamie Watkins, Henry Pittman, Paul Dudgeon, Tom Hammer, Rusty Yarger, Rob Smith. JAZZ BAND Front Row: Tracy Mann- ing, Jerry Turnes, Brian Rittinger, Doug Purkey, Chris Roberts. Row 2: Teresa Mills, Samantha Johnson, Alicia Cornell, Jackie Wilson. Row 3: Director Nick Calderone, Angie Arnold, Jodi Ver- million, Michele Ridenour, Bill Hoskinson. LIBRARY AIDES — Front Row: Darla Kyle, Jill Stickdorn, Randy Painter, Don Loughman, Jetta Yarger. Row 2: Susan Langwasser, Mary Lanning, Judy Boring, Kelly Baker. Row 3: Librarian Adah Musser, Sabrina Cupp, Chris Ridenour, Lori Scott, Cassie Leavitt. NHS (NEW MEMBERS) — Front Row: Terry Harris, Julie Anspach, Rona Roffey, Andy Estep, Mark Collins, Kim Parsons, Kurt Wright. Row 3: Jamie Scott, Missy Fleer, Kelly Baker, Heather Sagan, Amy Jolin, Kelly Shahan, Beth Boring, Lisa Malherbe. Row 3: Tina Sterner, Catherine Reinhart, Katie Harlan, Sally Cooperider, Mindy Schmeltzer, Missi Schmeltzer. Organizations 59 NHS (OLD MEMBERS) Front Row: Mike Sagan, Kim Hite, Alicia Cornell, Terry Lynn, Samantha Johnson, Karen Ortman, Marabeth Smith. Row 2: DeLana Robbins, Kevin Forgrave, Dave Garey, Joe Carpenter, Jeff Shoemaker, Christy Swinehart. Row 3: Michele Ridenour, Stacey Paxson, Laura George, Anna Purkey, Tracey Paxson, Janelle Keiffer, Diana Baker. OWA — Front Row: Joe Bailey, Tim Fleming, David Whetherholt, lerry Kirkbride, Charles Hackney. Row 2: Shawn Smith, Chad Hersman, Chris Alfman, Rusty Huffman. Row 3: Adviser Barry Detwiler, Eric Wilson, Lenn Adams, Bill Edgington. PEP BAND — Front Row: Samantha Johnson, Chris Roberts, Doug Purkey, Brian Rittinger, Jeff Mitchell, Todd Black, Jerry Turnes, Anna Purkey, Tracy Mann- ing. Row 2: Marabeth Smith, Jackie Grimm, Kristen Sagan, Paula Stover, Jen- nifer Denton, Jackie Wilson, Lisa Malherbe, Connie Huffman. Row 3: Angela Forsythe, Michele Ridenour, Kim Hite, Dee Covey, Teresa Mills, Diana Baker, Beth Hankinson. Row 4: Director Nick Calderone, Angie Arnold, Jennifer VanMeter, Katie Harlan, Bill Hoskinson. QUIZ TEAM Front Row: Vicki Kohls, Marabeth Smith, David Arick, Chris Roberts, Lori Mertens. Row 2: Lisa Maines, Catherine Reinhart, Lisa Malherbe, Lynn VanSickle. Row 3: Ad- viser Larry Davis. 60 Organizations SENTINEL — Samantha Johnson, Alicia Cornell, Marabeth Smith, Adviser Martin Imbroscio. SKI CLUB — Front Row: Beth Boring, Tori Crane, Kim Allison, Jeff Shoemaker, DeLana Robbins, Tracey Paxson, Jim Thieken. Row 2: Sandy Boyer, Stephen Jenkins, Chris Roberts, Beth Jolin, Simon Wren, Amy Jolin. Row 3: Adviser Rick Lusetti, Catherine Reinhart, Damon Wren, Lisa Malherbe, Stefenie Foster. STUDENT COUNCIL — Front Row: Chris Sagan, Kevin Krumlauf, Shaun Hanley, Alicia Cornell, Mike Sagan, Dawn Vermillion, Marabeth Smith, Mark Collins, Julie Anspach. Row 2: Tammy May, Jenny Clouse, Kristen Sagan, Beth Jolin, Todd Collins, Angie Barr, Cheryl Dennis, Nicci Skinner. Row 3: Sandy Boyer, Kelly Robison, Kelly Allison, Rob Sands, Dee Detwiler, Shelley Seibert, Karen Ortman.Row 4: Keely Wright, Rhonda Rodgers, Peg Noll, Lori Danko. THESPIAN SOCIETY — Front Row: Dorothy Finsel, Michael Stevens, Steve Kelley, Blair Koss, Beth Jolin. Row 2: Beth Boring, Amy Jolin, Sandy Russell, Vicki Kohls. Row 3: Catherine Reinhart. Organizations 61 ABOVE LEFT: Talking to Grams and being attentive to all of her wisdom is one of Pud's most favorite pastimes. (Amy Jolin) (Catherine Reinhart) ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Brink, portrayed by Chris Roberts, gives a look of hatred as he eyes the cast members still living on the ground. RIGHT: Dorothy Finsel shows how talented she is as Demetria Riffle when she pleads with Pud to live with her instead of Grams. ON BORROWED TIME ABOVE: Grams is being judged rather harshly in this scene as she trys to warn everyone of Death who's stuck in the tree. RIGHT: Having the lonely job of being a maid has very few rewards and many disappoint- ments as Beth Boring discovers, by being told to peel apples. 64 School Play LEFT: Taking a good look at each other for the first time since their sad parting, Tony Brockhurst (Matt Hupp) and Polly Browne (Catherine Reinhart) realize that they are truly meant for each other. ABOVE LEFT: All of the persuading that Madame Dubonnet (Dorothy Finsel) does finally pays off when she gets stuffy and boorish Percival Browne (Michael Stevens) to dance with her. ABOVE RIGHT: While Lord Brockhurst (Brian Smart) is taking in the sights, his wife. Lady Brockhurst (Amy Jolin) is desperately trying to keep him in line. ABOVE: LADY CAST MEMBERS FROM THE BOYFRIEND — Front Row: Beth Boring and Beth jolin. Row 2: Catherine Reinhart, Sandy Russell, and Angie Arnold. Row 3: Kelly Shahan, Kary Greene, and Lori Helsel. Row 4: Deanna Hankinson. RIGHT: GENTLEMAN CAST MEMBERS FROM THE BOYFRIEND — Front Row: Allen Cotterman and Bill Hoskinson. Row 2: Clayton Busse and Blair Koss. THE BOYFRIEND School Musical 65 Sharing their last prom together, Mr. and Mrs. Ballan- As they read the rhymes they wrote about Mrs. Ballantine at the prom, these poetic English tine are caught up in the memories of the past 24 teachers (Mrs. Glade and Mrs. Kunkler) try to hold back their laughter, vears of working together at Sheridan High School. Ocean Odyssey was the theme for the 1986 prom. Evy Ham- mond catered the meal which consisted of turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli with cheese, green beans, tossed salad, iced tea, coffee, rolls and butter, and gelatin parfait for dessert. )unior class members presented Mrs. Kay Ballantine with a dozen white roses to show their appreciation for her work on the last 24 proms, and to wish her well in her retirement. Upon return- ing to Sheridan after an evening of activities at the Newark YMCA, students were served a full breakfast. Once again the planned prom festivities came to an end in the wee hours of Sunday morning. ABOVE: Taking a break from the evening's activities to relax are Jenny Clouse and date Chip Saxton from New Lexington, and Rick Mohler and his date Angel Brown from Lakewood High School. TOP RIGHT: Smiling is just natural for this happy couple, and of course Bryan Boyer has a lot to smile about since he came to the prom with his long-time girlfriend, Tina Sterner. RIGHT: Although Julie Wilson and her date Kevin Luckhaupt from Millersport seem tired, they're just looking forward to all of the dancing planned for the rest of the evening. 66 Prom LEFT: It's dark in here and they're wearing sunglasses!!! Strutting the ensembles of the famous Blues Brothers are jamey Wells and Steve Cupp. It's understandable that these gentlemen were the center of at- tention all night. ABOVE: Waiting for the band to play another slow song are Tom Kunkler from New Lexington with senior Tina Miller, and joan Kunkle from New Lexington with her date senior Dave Dawson. ABOVE: Taking a quick breather from all the fast dancing are good buddies Kim Allison, Kevin Forgrave, Christy Detwiler, Ron K'Miller and Lynn Abram. ABOVE LEFT: Master of Ceremonies Mark Collins looks on as Carl Reichley discloses facts unknown about the Class of '86. LEFT: Dancing the night away and looking forward to the activities that have been planned for the rest of the evening are Delana Robbins, Tammy May and their enthusiastic dance partners, Phil Roseman from Delta, Ohio and Mark Abbati from Columbus. Prom 67 OCEAN ODYSSEY Academic Successes Win Honors ABOVE: The recipient of the |ohn Phillip Sousa Award for band this year is Deann Marie Covey, and the recipient of the Most Inspirational Band Member Award was An- na Marie Purkey. This year the Annual Awards Night, which is jointly sponsored by the Sheridan High School Student Council and the Sheridan Chapter of the National Honor Society, was held on May 19, 1986. Honor Roll pms were awarded to those students who managed to be on the honor roll five out of five times. Members of the Yearbook Staff, Quiz Team and Scholarship recipients were also recognized. The Artist of the Year Award was given to Shaun Hanley. The recipients of the Vocational Awards of Distinction were as follows: Joseph Carpenter and Kevin Forgrave (FFA), Becky Fleer (OEA), and David Dawson (MAJVS). The | Dare You Award for leadership was given to juniors Lisa Ridenour and Mark Collins. Mr. Andrew Hite presented Terry Lynn with the Phillip H. Sheridan Social Studies Award, while Mr. Edward Taylor named Diana Baker the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior. Mr. Rinehart chose Michael Sagan for the Leadership Award and Andrew Estep was the winner of the Wylie Benton Tussing Memorial Scholarship. Boys' State and Girls' State candidates were Michael Stevens, Mark Collins, Lisa Ridenour, Amy Jolin and Cassie Leavitt. Participants in the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, which was held in Washington D.C., were Lisa Ridenour, Amy Jolin, Beth Boring and Brian Smart. An announcement was made that the Valedictorian for the Class of 1986 is Stacey Lynn Paxson, while the Salutatorian is Samantha Annette Johnson. During the intermission the Sheridan High School Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Nick Calderone, provided entertainment while parents, honored students and guests viewed displays set up by the Art and Industrial Arts Clubs. At the end of the program the scholarship test results were announced and the team members were honored. 68 Awards Night ABOVE LEFT: This year the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award was presented by long time faculty member, Mr. Edward Taylor, to Diana Baker. ABOVE: Criteria for the Wylie B. Tussing Memorial Award are: person selected should have a jovial pesonality and be will- ing to help others, should be involved in art, music and student council, and should plan on attending a 2 or 4 year college. This year's recipient Andy Estep is congratulated by Mr. Rinehart. LEFT: Regional VICA Ambassadors are Paula Dunham of Pike County Vocational School and Kevin Sherwood from Sheridan and MAJVS. They were also selected as State Alternate Ambassadors by the judges. State Champ OM Team Takes 3rd At World ABOVE: Presidential Classroom participants posing on the steps of the Capitol Building with Congressional Representative, Clarence Miller, are: Scott Morehead from West Muskingum High School, Lise Ridenour, Representative Miller, Leta Ramsay from West Muskingum High School, and Brian Smart TOP RIGHT: 1986 SCHOLAR ATHLETES lay O'Hare (Sophomore), Lesli Goldsberry (Freshman), Julie Anspach (Junior), and Joe Carpenter (Senior). CENTER RIGHT: Presenting the Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award to Lisa Maines, Mr. Davis offers his congratulatory handshake. RIGHT: I Dare You Award recipients Lisa Ridenour and Mark Collins pose for the photographer with Mr. James Ballantine. BELOW: ODYSSEY OF THE MIND TEAM — Front Row: Mr. Larry Coleman, Ad viser; Lisa Malherbe, Lisa Ridenour, Ty Ramsey, and Mrs. Dianne McCune, Pupil Enrichment Program Coordinator. Row 2: Damon Wren, Lynn Vansickle, Beth Jolin, and Chris Roberts. The Sheridan High School Odyssey of the Mind team, consisting of Lisa Malherbe, Lisa Ridenour, Ty Ramsey, Damon Wren, Lynn Vansickle, Beth Jolin, and Chris Roberts, has accomplished something that no other team from Sheridan or the state of Ohio has ever done before, they have gone to the World Competition in Flagstaff, Arizona and have returned with the third place trophy. The road to Flagstaff has been one of hard work and aedication for the team and adviser Larry K. Col- eman. The team competed in the division GREAT ART LIVES. The group sculptured a replication of Fredrick Remington's first piece Bronco Buster. Another part of the teams presentation was their dramatic interpretation of another Remington work, his first oil painting, A Misdeal, which they also replicated. The play dealt with the social pressures and crises that teenagers face today. The purpose of the Odyssey of the Mind Competition is to challenge students to think creatively and solve pro- blems on their own. The team was only one of nearly 1000 to compete, and their third place finish is certainly a tremendous honor. Awards Night 69 MVL Champions Are Regional Runners-Up RIGHT: Lining up for head-to-head combat with the Black Bear defense is the unbeatable Sheridan offense. BELOW LEFT: VARSITY FOOTBALL WATER GIRLS — jodie Daugherty. Dawn Vermillion, Barb Crossan, Lindy Gilliland, Teri Bennett. BELOW RIGHT: Senior quarterback Kevin Wagner authoritatively barks out the cadences as his teammates prepare to ad- vance towards the goal line. VARSITY FOOTBALL Sheridan 27 Fairfield Union 14 7 New Lexington 6 55 River View 6 34 John Glenn 0 41 Tri-Valley 28 7 Philo 10 34 Maysville 0 27 Crooksville 1 I 39 Morgan 0 21 West Muskingum 6 DIVISION III PLAY OFFS 20 Philo 12 20 Ironton 33 WON —10 LOST —2 MVL Record — 8-1 MVP and All-Ohio Lineman of the Year — )oe Carpenter VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: Don Loughman, Dale Factor, Dave Garey, Ron Cooperider, Ron K'Miller, Mike Sagan, Mike Turnes, joe Carpenter, Brian Cooper- rider. Row 2: Mark Collins, john Russell, Kelly Kopis, Kevin Wagner, Tom Leavitt, john Reichley, Greg Smith, Lance Dupler, Matt Hupp, David Grant. Row 3: Tom Kopis, Line Remmert, Dennis Abram, Jeff Canaday, Kevin Meger, Doug Factor, Jim Robinson, Cheyenne Wells, Jeremy Hupp. Row 4: Tom Hammer, Gary Hynus, Andy Patterson, Jeff Anderson, Todd Collins, Eric Forgrave, Steve Green. Row 5: Trainer Den- nis Mestas, John Coleman, Randy Miskell, Head Coach Paul Culver, Doug Wiles, Larry Davis, Gregg Forsythe. 70 Football LEFT: With thoughts of a victory in mind, senior Dale Factor leads the fighting Generals onto the field for yet another battle. BELOW: As they contemplate strategies to baffle the opposing defense. General team- mates lend their ears to commander Kevin Wagner. BOTTOM: VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Jody Skin- ner, DeLana Robbins. Row 2: Jennifer Rayburn, Amy Moore. Row 3: Tammy May, Lisa Scurlock. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 20 New Lexington 6 8 River View 14 26 John Glenn 2 26 Tri-Valley 16 0 Philo 7 6 Maysville 15 12 Lakewood 0 WON — 4 LOST — 3 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front Row: Jim Lewis, Joe Bailey, Sherman Carpenter, Eric Ramey, Ken Braden, Kirk Trowbridge, Andy Harris, J. R. Boring, Scott Tittle. Row 2: Tom Bartolomucci, Lee Shriner, Cary Mays, Chad Hale, Brian Talbot, Tim O'Ryan, Kelly Wagner, Greg Gibson. Row 3: Bill Bever, Blair Crossan, Joel Allen, Jamie Lentz, Chris Sagan, Bill Edgington, Coach Larry Davis. Football 71 Teeing off to start the game, Jeff Baird wat- ches the ball sail down the fairway. MVP Aaron Johnson effortlessly nudges the ball to the hole in an attempt to outplay his opponent. VARSITY GOLF Sheridan Opponent 169 Lakewood 178 176 New Lexington 178 178 Lakewood 181 168 River View 171 168 Crooksville 195 166 John Glenn 153 170 Tri-Valley 172 170 Utica 174 178 Heath 189 170 Philo 1 70 171 Maysville 165 170 West Muskingum 189 152 Morgan 158 ‘Sheridan won by play-off WON — 11 LOST — 2 MVL Record: 7-2 MVL Tournament — 9th Place Final MVL Standing — 6th Place VARSITY GOLF — Mike Emmert, Jeff Baird, Dave Conrad, Coach Andy Hite, Alan Cot- Aaron Johnson, Butch Warner, Kurt Wright, terman. Jay O'Hare. 72 Golf Golfers Finish With 11-2 Record Lining up a tough shot, Mike Emmert studies the best way to make the play without going over par. Intensity is the name of the game for Butch Warner as he tries to sink a putt on the 5th green. After playing the 9th hole, Aaron johnson tallies up his score as he heads to the clubhouse. Golf 73 Male Thinclads Place In State Meet For Fifth Year ABOVE: Posing proudly at the Annual Fall Sports Ban- quet are the 1985 Sheridan Cross Country Teams Front Row: Andrew Estep. Rick Mohler, Kevin Forgrave. Russell Carney, Brian Foltz, John Searles. Coach Gary Whetherholt. Row 2 Kristen Sagan, |en niter Skinner. Sarah Oberhauser. Kim Forgrave, Jenny Masterson. RIGHT: 1986 MVP for Girls Cross Country is sophomore Sarah Oberhauser. BELOW: At the beginning of the cross country season, Sheridan hosts the first home meet Harriers dash forward |ust after the starling gun has been fired. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 20 River View 38 33 john Glenn 22 42 Tri-Valley 20 33 Maysville 27 15 Crooksville 50 27 Morgan 29 23 West Muskingum 34 feth Licking Heights Invitational 6th Fairfield Union Invitational 3rd Lancaster Invitational 6th Bloom Carroll Invitational 2nd MVL Meet at River View 1st District Meet at Athens 5th Regional Meet at Lancaster STATE PARTICIPANTS — Sarah Oberhauser and Karen Petty MVP — Sarah Oberhauser GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Row 2: Coach Gary Whetherholt, Kim Tracy Hale, jenny Masterson, Sarah Forgrave, jennifer Skinner, Peg Noll, Shelly Oberhauser, Kristen Sagan, Karen Petty Seibert, Nicki Shook. 74 Girls Cross Country BOVS CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Gary Whetherholt, Paul Dudgeon, Matt John Searles, Kevin Forgrave, Andy Estep, Rice, Brian Smart. Brian Foltz, Rick Mohler. Row 2: Coach BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 15 New Lexington 42 20 River View 35 21 John Glenn 35 26 Tri-Valley 29 18 Philo 40 21 Maysville 34 23 Lakewood 34 20 Crooksville 36 15 Morgan 41 15 West Muskingum 46 3rd Licking Heights Invitational 1st Fairfield Union Invitational 1st Lancaster Invitational 1st Bloom Carroll Invitational 1st MVL Meet at River View 1st District Meet at Athens 1st Regional Meet at Lancaster 11 th State Cross Country Meet STATE PARTICIPANTS — Russell Carney, Kevin Forgrave, Homer Pet- ty, Brian Foltz, John Searles, Andy Estep, Rick Mohler. ABOVE- In a heated race on the home course, senior cross country runners — Russell Carney holding first place, Kevin Forgrave holding second place, and Homer Petty holding third place — all strive to be the first one to cross the finsh line. RIGHT: 1986 MVP for Boys Cross Country is John Russell Carney. Boys Cross Country 75 Lady Generals Make Fifth District Appearance Being the skilled player she is, sophomore Angie Wilson uses agility and speed to assist her teammate Co-MVP Terry Harris. Blocking the opposing teams spike, junior Julie Anspach uses good form which puts her team in the lead. VARSITY VOLLEYBAl I Sheridan Opponent Won West Muskingum Won Crooksville Won Philo Won Newark Catholic Lost Licking Valley Won Newark Catholic Won Morgan Won |ohn Glenn Won Tri-Valley Won L iberty Union Won River View Won New Lexington Won Maysville Won West Muskingum Won Crooksville Won Philo Won Morgan Won |ohn Glenn Won Tri-Valley lost River View Won licking Valley Won New Lexington Won Mavsville SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Won Alexander DISTRICT TOURNAME NT Won Waverly Lost Piketon WON - 23 LOST — 3 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front Row: Molly Miller, Terry Harris, Julie Anspach, Angie Barr, Jodi Cochran, and Angie Heather Sagan, Cheryl Dennis, and Coach Wilson. Row 2: Melissa Fleer, Julie Harvey, Sue Harrison. 76 Volleyball 4 ' A cr Teammates watch carefully as Freshman Misti Hupp digs the ball across the net. Using all of her energy to spike the ball, Co-MVP julie Anspach keeps the River View team on their toes. Worn out from playing a rough game Heather Sagan and Cheryl Dennis leave the court as Angie Wilson gives her opponent a congratulatory hug. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL - Front Row: julie Clouse, Rhonda Rodgers, Dee Detwiler. Row 2: Shelley England, Melissa Daley, Kelley Engle, Kelly Allison, Heather Adcock, Amy McGaughey. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Jennifer Fox, Rita Henery, Amy Sterner, Lisa Ford, Stephanie Young, Keely Wright. Row 2: julie Smith, Carolyn Hudak, Heather Cooper, Heidi Shumaker, Mimi McCandlish, Misti Hupp, Julie Birkhimer. Volleyball 77 RIGHT: As the referee steps in to call the match, sophomore Lincoln Remmert prepares to defeat yet another opponent. BELOW LEFT: Showing much knowledge about athletic injuries, trainer Dennis Mestas demonstrates his skill as he tends to senior Wrestler Donny Loughman. BELOW RIGHT: Matt White worked real hard to get the pin, and therefore he became the victor and walked away with another win. Sheridan WRESTLING Opponent 40 Tri-Valley 33 66 West Muskingum 10 30 john Glenn 33 31 New Lexington 27 48 Maysville 27 27 River View 36 24 Morgan 48 24 Philo 36 31 Licking Valley 31 48 Granville 15 33 Fairfield Union 36 5th Watkins Memorial Invitational 4th Sheridan Invitational 6th MVL Tournament 11th District Tournament MVP — Don Loughman — 1st in MVL, 2nd in Districts, Regional Qualifier WRESTLING — Front Row: David Me- Comb, Brian Brady, Bill Hoskinson, Steve Green, Drew Ingold, Greg Riffle, Kelly Wagner. Row 2: David Whetherholt, joel Allen, Jody Verkest, joe Ritchie, Harlan Par rett, Scott Carney, Eric Forgrave, Alan Cot- terman, Blake Patrick. Row 3: Head Coach Gregg Forsythe, Statistician Tami Anderson, Brad Boyer, Matt Ortman, Bret Snider, Mike Turnes, Don Loughman, David Arick, Matt White, Line Remmert, Assistant Coach Ted Cotterman. 78 Wrestling Team Sends Member To Compete At Regional Meet LEFT: Facing off before the beginning of a match, Scott Carney tries to intimidate his opponent by giving him the cold stare treatment. ABOVE: After taking down his oppo- nent, two year letterman, Michael Turnes prepares to end the match by pinning his competitor. LEFT: Being the skilled wrestler that he is, MVP Donny Loughman ovecomes fatigue and attempts to out maneuver his opponent for the victory. Wrestling 79 ABOVE: One necessity in being a good gymnast is having tremen- dous flexibility and balance, and as we can see here, Amy Moore certainly does meet those qualifications. ABOVE RIGHT: Competing on the uneven bars, and showing great concentration as she balances herself on the top bar is sophomore tumbler Nicki Shook. RIGHT: Making her last entrance into the Sheridan High School gymnasium as a gymnast, is senior Janelle Keiffer with her parents janis and James Keiffer. ABOVE: During the annual Parent's Night, honored gymnasts stand with their proud parents as Miss Teeters recognizes the team's accomplishments for this year. RIGHT: I'm certainly glad that Sheridan's tumblers don't end up like this, aren't you? Ac- tually, it's a poster done by the Sheridan Art department to promote our school's gymnastics. 80 Gymnastics GYMNASTICS Sheridan Opponent 110.2 Coshocton 100.4 Morgan 94.9 108.5 Franklin Heights 100.3 Delaware 112.0 116.1 Bexley 118.1 Athens 107.7 115.4 Coshocton 118.5 87.0 Bexley 79.95 90.3 DeSales 94.3 95.8 Worthington 97.85 91.3 Dublin 107.9 98.1 Athens 102.5 Franklin Heights 97.8 90.3 Grove City 104.5 Hilliard 110.1 112.6 Dublin 134.1 7th Place in District Meet (SHS's first year as a competitive team — 21 teams participated.) Kristen Sagan placed 5th and Vicky Hodgson placed 10th in uneven bars optionals at District. WON — 6 LOST —10 GYMNASTICS — Front Row: Wendy Smith. Row 2: Shelly Seibert, Lori Potts, Amy Moore. Row 3: Heather Adcock, )anel Cotterman, Kelly Robison, Vicky Hodgson, Misti Hupp, Shelli Morris, Kristen Sagan, Janelle Keiffer, Nicki Shook. LEFT: Showing great poise as she performs her floor exercise. Heather Adcock contemplates the remainder of her routine. TOP: The 1986 MVP for Gymnastics is janelle Renee Keiffer. She is shown with Coach Linda Teeters. ABOVE: Taking a break between the rotation, Sheridan gymnasts discuss the opposition's performances. Gymnastics 81 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL eridan Opponent 90 Lakewood 75 83 Heath 87 68 River View 62 98 New Lexington 68 68 Maysville 88 70 West Muskingum 69 64 Crooksville 56 63 Philo 50 62 Morgan 51 72 John Glenn 66 47 Tri-Valley 85 65 River View (OT) 67 82 New Lexington 60 63 Maysville 71 62 West Muskingum 52 78 Crooksville 74 72 Philo 69 84 Morgan 57 95 John Glenn (OT) 92 60 Tri-Valley 74 SECTIONAI TOURNAMENT 63 Wellston 47 49 McClain 67 WON 15 LOST— 7 VARSITY BOYS BASKFTBAl L Front Row: Coach Doug Mill, Statisticians Lori Danko and Cindy Barrick, Manager Scott Ortman. Row 2: Jason Hinkle, Kurt Wright, Ion Landerman, Bob Huber, Mike Sagan, Randy Painter, Ron King, Lance Dupler, Dave Conrad, Mark Collins, Carl Schmus, Kevin Krumlauf, Aaron Johnson. Sheridan Varsity Basketball team places second in MVL and advances to the second game at sectional LEFT: Rising above his opponents, Mike Sagan attempts to put two more points on the scoreboard for SHS. ABOVE: Sheridan offense knows how impor- tant teamwork is, here demonstrated by Dave Conrad, Lance Dupler, and Carl Schmus. RIGHT: Philo learns skill from Randy Painter. 82 Boys Basketball RESERVE BOYS BASKFTRAI L - Front Row: Coach Gary Swinehart, Manager Jeff Yontz. Row 2: Todd Collins. Kirk Trowbridge, Jim Robinson, Damon Henry, Greg Smith, Matt Rice, Doug Factor, Jay O'Hare, Rick Schmus. RFSFRVf BOYS BASKFTBAII Sheridan Opponent 43 Lakewood 46 4S Heath 52 48 River View 47 39 New Lexington 34 4J Maysville 6 31 Wesl Muskingum 65 47 Crooksville 24 44 Philo 28 48 Morgan 43 41 John Glenn 37 27 Tri Valley 42 54 River View 46 44 New Lexington 41 38 Maysville 61 62 West Muskingum 49 41 Crooksville 37 44 Philo 48 48 Morgan 40 45 John Glenn 55 41 Tri-Valley 53 WON 12 IOST 8 MVI Record: 12-6 Using all of his ability, Kevin Krumlauf jumps to put the ball through the hoop. During an exhausting game, the Reserve team gets a few pointers from the coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Angie Ingold. Row 2: Vicki Eickelberaer, Alicia Cornell, Molly Miller. Row 3: Heather Sagan. Row 4: Jamie Hynus. RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Sheryl Eickelberger. Nicci Skinner, Kim Seibert. Row 2: Jody Mickey. Row 3: Jennifer Skinner. FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL - Front Row: Chris Wilson, Sherm Carpenter, Todd Black, Richie Boring, Eric Ramey, j. R. Boring, Terry Forson. Row 2: Jamie Lentz, Tom Bar- tolomucci, Tim O'Ryan, Chad Hale, Chris Sagan, Blair Crossan, Bill Bever. Row 3: Manager Chad Crane, Todd Boring, Ron Blankenship, Troy Gingerich, Manager Eric Hale, Coach Lonnie Hill. Boys Basketball 83 VARSITY GIRLS BASKLTBAl I Sheridan Opponent 66 Philo 59 5.3 Morgan 51 43 John Glenn 28 42 Tri-Valley 63 51 River View 69 43 New Lexington 47 47 Maysville 56 62 West Muskingum 52 59 Crooksville 50 40 Zanesville 47 43 Morgan 38 29 John Glenn 27 45 Tri-Valley 49 29 River View 40 63 New Lexington 61 43 Maysville 52 64 Fairfield Union 50 44 West Muskingum 54 58 Crooksville 45 46 Philo 8 SECTIONAI TOURNAMENT 61 Jackson 32 62 Nelsonville-York 56 30 Meigs 44 WON— 13 LOST—10 MVL Record: 10-8 VARSITY GIRLS BASKLTBAl I - Front Row: Terry Harris, Rona Roffey. Barb Smith, Sarah Head Coach Rod Stoltz. Row 2: Julie Oberhauser, Julie Anspach, Sandy Clipp. Wilson, Jenny Clouse, Christy Detwiler, inger. Dawn Vermillion, Tina Sterner. As the Scottie defense begins to close in on her, junior ball player, Julie Wilson thinks carefully about what her next plan of action should be in order to make the basket. With the opposition guarding her closely, Tina Sterner prepares to fake out her opponent and go to the basket to make the play. The 1986 MVP for Varsity Girls Basketball is Rona Roffey. 84 Girls Basketball FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front Row: Reserve Coach John Paxson. (Absent from photo: Freshman Coach Doug Wiles). Row 2: Jenny Fox, Krystal Brison, Beth Hankinson, Julie Shafer, Christy Smith, Carolyn Hudak, Amy Sterner, Stephanie Young, Molly Garey, Keely Wright. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL - Front Row: Campbell. Kelly Engle. Kim Fisher, Debbie Coach John Paxson. Row 2: Kim Forgrave, Reed, Kelly Allison, Lesli Goldsberry, Angie Julie Clouse. Deandra Detwiler, lulie Wilson, Melissa Daley. Dawn Carter. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 18 Philo 27 26 Morgan 32 31 John Glenn 36 19 Tri-Valley 37 26 River View 39 30 New Lexington 42 35 Maysville 28 25 West Muskingum 29 40 Crooksville 31 47 Zanesville 36 44 Morgan 49 39 John Glenn (OT) 35 24 Tri-Valley 30 25 River View 30 28 New Lexington 37 41 Maysville 44 47 Fairfield Union 20 38 West Muskingum 21 33 Crooksville 11 40 Philo 29 WON 8 LOST — 12 ilRLS BASKETBAIL CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: Heidi Henery, ina Cunningham, Sheryl Green. Row 2: Robin Thomas. ABOVE: Although the defense is tough, and the odds are against it. Missy Fleer strives and gives everything she has to make the shot. LEFT: After the opposing team failed to keep the ball in bounds, Julie Anspach prepares to led the General drive down the court by throwing the ball into play. Girls Basketball 85 VARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 9 Canal Winchester 5 6 Lakewood 9 9 Millersport 4 15 Miller 1 10 Maysville 1 4 New Lexington 7 3 Tri-Valley 8 7 Morgan 2 6 Crooksville 1 2 Philo 11 3 New Lexington 4 10 Fairfield Union 29 13 Morgan 3 11 Crooksville 3 10 West Muskingum 7 4 River View 18 8 John Glenn 6 SECTIONAL TOURNAMLNT 14 Vinton County 3 6 Waverly 7 WON 11 LOST 8 MVL Record: 7-5 VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Kevin Meger, Kurt Wright, Steve Carpenter, Jeff Canaday, Kevin Krumlauf, Aaron Johnson, Mark Collins. Row 2: Brian Cooperrider, Jett Shoemaker, Randy Painter, Mike Sagan, Jon Landerman. Butch Warner, Kevin Wagner (Varsity Coach — John Coleman). ABOVE. Although a pitcher has many things to keep his eyes on, Kevin Wagner proves that he can keep them all under control as he delivers another one of his outstanding pitches. RIGHT: Being a good baseball player means having to be constantly alert and always ready to go, but catcher Mark Collins manages to find some time alone to con- centrate on the next play. 86 Baseball LEFT: Using all of his concentration. Butch Warner takes careful aim as he eyes the ap- proaching fast ball. BELOW: With a skilled player such as Brian Cooperrider on the mound, the other team had better look out because he knows ex- actly where he wants the ball to go and he usually gets it there. BELOW LEFT: Top secret information (team statistics) is critical to the preparation of a good baseball team. Intelligence gatherers Lindy Gilliland and Teri Bennett compiled pages and pages of strikes, balls, hits, and errors during the team's 11 -8 campaign. RESERVE BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 7 Canal Winchester 5 6 Fairfield Union 5 5 Utica 13 2 Maysville 6 6 River View 7 1 New Lexington 13 11 Tri-Valley 20 19 Morgan 8 5 New Lexington 15 3 Philo 8 3 Canal Winchester 9 9 Morgan 5 5 Crooksville 6 1 Philo 5 11 West Muskingum 0 WON —5 LOST —10 RESERVE BASEBALL — Front Row: Tom Bartolomucci, lay Wallace, Jacob Hill, Blair Crossan, Tim O'Ryan, Ron Blankenship, Chad Hale, Bill Bever. Row 2: Todd Black, Sherman Carpenter, Todd Collins, Randy Sands, Dennis Abram, jay O'Flare, Brian Reber, joey Eversole. (Reserve Coach — Paul Culver). Baseball 87 SHS Softballers Have Another Winning Season TOP: Getting ready to hit a home run, Missi Schmeltzer awaits the pitch. ABOVE: Good Sportsmanship is always evident whether the team wins or loses. RIGHT: Pitcher julie Anspach and shortstop Rona Roffey confer on the mound. RESERVE SOM BALI Sheridan Opponent 10 Canal Winchester 14 12 Lancaster 6 21 Fairfield Union 5 40 Fairfield Union 4 7 Maysville 13 6 River View 22 36 Newark Catholic 9 20 Newark Catholic 14 34 Fairfield Union itt 14 Philo 17 2 Canal Winchester 14 30 Utica 13 34 Bloom Carroll 7 26 Bloom Carroll 11 44 Morgan 4 34 Utica 19 5 Philo 9 WON 11 LOST — 6 RESERVE SOFTBALL Front Row: Deb Allison, Angie Barr, Heather Adcock, Amy Silsley, jenny Fox, Rhonda Rodgers, Keely McGaughey, Erin Estep, Julie Campbell, Wright, Amee Billings, Jennifer Ayers. Row Coach Doug Wiles. 2: Carolyn Hudak, Heather Cooper, Kelly 88 Softball VARSITYSOnBAn Sheridan Opponent 1 Canal Winchester 11 11 1 akevvood 11 in 1 ihertv Union 1 17 I ihertv Unum 18 S Newark 1 6 1 airfield Union 1 1 i tairlield Union 11 Maysville 10 10 River View 8 2 licking Valley 6 17 New Lexington 2 S Newark atholk 9 17 Newark Catholic 9 20 ln-Valley S 26 Morgan 7 16 C rookvville 12 4 Philo 5 16 Lancaster 6 11 Utica 41 New 1 e xington 13 1 1 Portsmouth Clay 7 1 Meigs 9 1 1 Morgan 8 12 Licking Valiev 8 11 Cmoksville 9 7 Philo 2 28 West Muskingum 1 8 |ohn Glenn 5 SCCTIONA1 TOURNAMf NT 9 Belpre 3 21 Wellston S DISTRICT TOURNAMfM 10 Hillsboro 7 2 Portsmouth 7 WON 24 I OS 1 8 MVl Record 11-2 All District Tram. 1st Team Cherae Howard All-District Team. 1st Team All-Ohio Rona Rotfey — All District Team, 2nd Team All-Ohio Julie Anspach All District Honorable Mention VARSITY SOFTBAl I — Front Row: julie Anspach, Mindy Schmeltzer, Missi Schmeltzer, Tina Sterner, jenny Clouse, julie Harvey. Row 2: Sandy Clippinger, Cheryl Dennis, Melissa Daley, Kelley Engle, Cherae Howard, Rona Roffey, Coach Sue Harrison. ABOVE LEFT: All geared up in catcher's mask and guards, Cherae Howard waits for the third strike from the Sheridan pitcher. ABOVE: You can tell by julie Harvey's face that she loves to play first base, and if she happens to drop the ball, you still can say she gives her all. LEFT: As Cherae Howard rounds third base, both she and Coach Harrison keep their eyes on the ball trying to decide whether it's safe to proceed on to home plate. Softball 89 Sheridan Harrier Takes Two State Crowns Posing with one of her two first place trophies for being the AA State Champion in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes is junior Judy Ratliff. TOP: Being the champion that she is, Judy Ratliff stands atop the winners stand. ABOVE: After winning the 200 meter dash at the Regional Meet, Judy takes time to relax and awaits the announcement of her time. LEFT: Showing the speed and agility that helped her make it to the state meet, sophomore Sarah Oberhauser leads the pack in the 800 meter run. ABOVE: In a close race for the win, track teammates Terry Harris and Lesli Goldsberry strive to lead their team to a win. 90 Girls Track GIRLS TRACK 5 Undefeated Seasons in MVL 49 Undefeated MVL Dual Meets in S years Sectional Meet Championship District Meet Championship Regional Meet 4th Place State Meet 3rd Place (Tie) INDIVIDUAL STATE HONORS Sarah Oberhauser - All Ohio 2nd Place in 800 Meter Run ludy Ratliff All Ohio State Champion in 100 Meter and 200 Meter Dashes (Two First Places) MVL. SECTIONAL, DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 3200 Meter Relay Sarah Oberhauser, Nicki Shook, Jennifer Skinner, Heidi Henery Shot Put Wendy Gilliland 800 Meter Relay Lesli Goldsberry, Jane lie Keiffer, Lon Potts, |udy Ratliff 400 Meter Relay Janelle Keiffer, Lon Potts, Angie Wilson, Judy Ratlifl 800 Meter Run Sarah Oberhauser 1600 Meter Run Sarah Oberhauser SECTIONAL AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1600 Meter Relay Heidi Henery, Angie Wilson, Darla Cannon, Sarah Oberhauser 3200 Meter Run Nicki Shook SECTIONAL CHAMPION Discus Barb Crossan GIRLS TRACK Front Row: Coach Linda Teeters, Molly Garey, Terry Harris, Peg Noll, Heather Sagan, Beth Hankinson, Rita Henery, Brenda Smith, Amy Sterner, julie Smith. Row 2: janelle Keiffer, Amy Moore, Nicki Shook, Jennifer Skinner, Sarah Oberhauser, Barb Crossan, Shelli Morris, Darla Cannon, Shelly Seibert, Vicky Hodgson. Row 3: Kristen Sagan, Angie Wilson. Jenny Masterson, Lori Sturgeon, Judy Ratliff, Jody Mickey, Kim Forgrave, Julie Clouse, Julie Shafer. Row 4: Heidi Shumaker, Lori Potts, Lesli Goldsberry, Wendy Gilliland, Gretchen Paeltz, Kim Rodgers, Heidi Henery, Karen Petty, Assis- tant Coach Larry Davis. Girls Track Finishes Fifth Undefeated Season In MVL ■i ABOVE: As she awaits the command to get into the blocks, senior harrier Janelle Keiffer psyches herself up for the upcoming 400 meter relay race at the state meet, which is held in the Stadium at the Ohio State University. LEFT: Having good relay handoffs is a very im- portant part of a relay race, at times they have even been the deciding factor in determining the winner, that is why this relay team con- sisting of Angie Wilson, Lesli Goldsberry, Lori Potts, and Janelle Keiffer are practicing, because they want to be the best team possible. ABOVE: Running the first leg of the 3200 meter relay and giving his team a lengthy lead over the opposition is Brian Foltz. ABOVE RIGHT: Looking back over the season. Coach Whetherholt does have good reason to smile. RIGHT: Running his leg of the two mile relay at the state meet is Co- MVP Kevin Forgrave. General Harriers Sweep MVL And Sectionals BOYS TRACK Sheridan Opponc 80 West Muskingu m 52 74 New Lexington 58 92 River View 40 77 John Glenn 55 101 Tri-Valley 31 91 Philo 41 85 Maysville 47 101 Crooksville 22 85 Morgan 47 WON — 9 LOST — 0 INVITATIONALS 2nd Licking Valley Relays 2nd Reynoldsburg Relays 4th Bloom Carroll Invitational 6th Heath Invitational 1st MVL Meet TOURNAMENTS 1st Sectional Championship 2nd District Meet 5th Regional Meet Co-MVP's — Russell Carney joe Carpenter, Kevin Forgrave, Homer Petty. BOYS TRACK — Front Row: David Arick, Dave Garey, Homer Petty, Brian Foltz, Kevin Forgrave, Russell Carney, Brad Beach, Stat. Tami Anderson. Row 2: Coach Gary Whetherholt, David Grant, Matt Keister, Andy Estep, joe Carpenter, john Searles, Stat. Debbie Cotterman. Row 3: joel Allen, jason Hinkle, Mike Gibbs, Eric Forgrave, joe Bathalter, Albert Parmer, Stat Janel Cotterman. Row 4: Jim Lewis, Chris Sagan, Brian Clippinger, Greg Smith, jimmy Robinson, Jeff Anderson, Bill Edgington. 92 Boys Track ABOVE: Competing in the 800 meter run at the state meet, a race in which he placed sixth, is Co-MVP Homer Petty. RIGHT: After being crowned Regional Champions in the 3200 meter relay, team members Russell Carney, Brian Foltz and Kevin Forgrave pose for pictures and autographs. ft- ? JL. T - i erioan SHERIDAN 3AN M -JL___SHE RID AN i SHS BOYS TRACK RECORDS SET Triple jump: 39 ft. 8VSin by Homer Petty Triple lump Relay 112 ft 3 in by Homer Petty. Cory Smart, Kevin Forgrave Long Jump Relay 58 ft 6Yi in by Greg Smith, Cory Smart, Matt Keister Shot Put Relay 135 ft 3V5 in by Joe Carpenter, Dave Carey. Shaun Hanley Discus Throw: 151 ft 7 in by Joe Carpenter Discus Throw Relay: 365 ft by Joe Carpenter, Dave Carey, Shaun Hanley 800 Meter Run 1 mm 56.52 sec by Homer Petty 6th at State Meet. All-Ohio 3200 Meter Relay: 8 min 2 24 sec by Brian Foltz, Russell Carney, Kevin Forgrave. Homer Petty — Regional Champs Sprint Medley 1 min 41.6 sec by Bill Edgmgton. Brad Beach, Cory Smart. Creg Smith Lap Medley: II min 10.1 sec by Brian Foltz, Matt Keister, Kevin Forgrave, Russell Carney 6400 Meter Relay 19 min 4.2 sec by Homer Petty. Brian Foltz, Kevin Forgrave. Russell Carney ABOVE LEFT: One small part of being a good distance runner is having incredible en- durance, and from this picture it is evident that senior runner Russell Carney certainly has what it takes. LEFT: Using every ounce of energy, sophomore harrier Bert Parmer tries to be the first to cross the finish line. Shi Rir Boys Track 93 LeVECK STUDIO 653-4134 128 North Broad Street Lancaster, Ohio 43130 Award Winning Photography Senior School Portraits Weddings Outdoor Photography Anniversaries Instant Passport Pictures ADVERTISING STARKEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 104 North Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio 43783 Starkey Insurance Agency, Inc. Agents — John Skinner Bob Towner Tom Lentz 743-1822 or 342-2898 “Insurance for All Your Needs Auto — Life — Hospitalization Quality and Service You Can Count On Since 1900 94 Advertising Congratulations and Good Luck THE SHELLY COMPANY Thornville, Ohio An Equal Opportunity Employer HILL'S MARKET Hours: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday Closed Sunday Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1339 THORNVILLE PHARMACY Corner of Main and Columbus Street Thornville, Ohio Phone 246-6511 Dave Whetstone, Pharmacist Pharmacy Hours: Fountain Hours: Mon. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Mon. 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Closed Sunday Greeting Cards — Sundries — Gifts — Photo Finishing All Prescription Insurance Plans Accepted Senior Citizen Discount 96 Advertising The Finest in Groceries, Meats, and Produce CHARLES E. BOPE, M.D. Clouse Clinic 116 West Main Street Somerset, Ohio 743-1352 NEWLONTIRE, INC. 530 Caroll Street New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-3536 Cooper TIRES y SAND CASTLE MARINE, INC. Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Baja, Chris Craft, Well Craft, Full Line of EP, Connelly, O'Brien, Ski Master, Skis and Accessories Thornport, Ohio Phone: 246-6368 Advertising 97 THE NEW SOMERSET BANK Your Independent Community Bank 100 East Main Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1349 743-2515 Member FDIC 98 Advertising BURD'S GREENHOUSE 420 Swigart St. New Lexington Phone: 342-3354 Gift Shop and Conservatory Flowers for Prom. Graduation, and Weddings McBEE'S jEWELRY Daniel A. Saunders, Owner 106 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-3287 Art Carved Class Rings and Trophies NYOKA'S SNACK BAR Public Square Somerset, Ohio 743-1455 Kodak Film Processing Dry Cleaning Service Coffee and Doughnuts Fountain Service Movies Tonight Rentals WE SUPPORT THE GENERALS GREG SMITH — Varsity Football, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Boys Track. CLAY HAUS RESTAURANT Restored German House of 1812 Specializing in Home Cooked German and American Food Also German and American Wine Party Rooms Available Free Delivery of any Food in our Restaurant Within Somerset Corporation Limit Open Six Days a Week - Closed Mondays 123 West Main Street 743-1326 THE PEOPLES J NATIONAL BANK NEW LEXINGTON. OHIO 43764 Member FDIC Home Owned — Home Controlled 342-5111 Advertising 99 VANHORN MOTOR SALES INC. 228 West Broadway New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Your Friendly Mercury Dealer Phone:342-3215 MICHAEL P. CLOUSE JR. D.D.S. 743-2343 114 W. Main Street Somerset, Ohio 11 South Main Street Professional Hair Care and Tanning Center by Rebecca Krumlauf, Owner Cathy DeCarlo, Mgr. Lea Wells and Dottie Shephard RANDY'S INCORP Fresh Meats Cheese, Fresh Poultry CarryOut, Full Line of Groceries, Custom Processing Thornport, Ohio Phone: 246-6509 Mon.-Thurs. 6:30 a.m.-l 0:00 p.m. Fri. Sat. 6:30 a.m.-l 1:30 p.m. Sun. 7:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 100 Advertising SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER Everything in Building ■ i New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-1963 Owned and Operated by Patricia and Wilburt Smith Largest In-Store Selection in Perry County Beta and VHS Movies We also sell, rent, and repair VHS and Beta VCR's ONE STOP SHOP THE VILLAGE STORE Groceries and Beverages Carry Out School Supplies Open 9 a.m. to 12 Midnight Seven Days a Week South Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: 743-1954 Mlison tflotor to. New Lexington, Ohio Perry County's Auto Shopping Center CHENEY TIRE SERVICE Guaranteed Retreading Wheel Alignment and Balancing Brakes Shocks Struts Batteries New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-3586 LADY'S CHOICE 101 South Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 342-5264 102 Advertising Get a jump on college fees with a BANK ONE student loan. A college education is an important investment. That's why BANK ONE provides low-cost student loans that help you keep up with college expenses. And in most cases, you can defer repayment of the loan until after gradu- ation. So if you need that added financial boost to finance an education, call BANK ONE. We have specialists who are ready to help. Somerset Office Phone 743-1313 BANK=ONE Nine thousand people who care. BANK ONE. ATHENS. NA. Athens. Ohio Member FDIC Advertising 103 MCDONALD'S OF NEW LEX Operated by Joe and Krys Mortellaro IT’S A GOOD TIME FORTHE GREATTASTE B S MIDWAY Plate Lunches, Subs and Pizzas, Soft Ice Cream, Miscellaneous, Gasoline 246-5383 We Deliver St. Rt. 13 Between Somerset and Thornville THE NEWLON-FORAKER CO. CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — DODGE TRUCKS — PARTS — AUTO STORE Good Luck Class of 1986 215 South Main St. New Lexington, Ohio Phone: 342-5151 104 Advertising GOOD Thornville Office 246-6331 quXj BancOhlO National Bank MEMBER FDlC C 1966 BaocO mo NaDonal Bat k A MEMBER OE MATRONAL CITY CORPORATION Advertising 105 STEVE CLOUSE, D.D.S. SAKAS INC. 400 South Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio 743-2566 BALTIMORE and SOMERSET OHIO UNDERWOOD'S INC. Hardware — Furniture Appliances Somerset, Ohio CLOSING DR. LARRY COWAN Thornville Family Medical Center 41 Foster Dr. Thornville, Ohio 246-6361 Medical Care for the Entire Family Paula Stuck, Dr. Larry Cowan, Polly Walker 106 Advertising A Abram, Dennis 17, 70, 87 Abram, Lynn 32, 54, 67 Abrams, Mr. Al 49,57 Adamik, John 32, 47 Adams, Lenn 9, 60 Adcock, Heather 17, 77, 81, 88 ADVERTISING 94 Aldag, Bill 9 Alfman, Chris 9, 60 Alfman, Eric 17, 58 Aliff, Charlene 9 Aliff, Dianna 32 INDEX Aliff, Kevin 17 Allen, Floyd 24, 55 Allen, Joel 9,71,78, 92 Allison, Kelly 5, 6, 7, 9,61, 77, 85, 88 Allison, Kim 32, 52, 56, 57, 58,61,67 Alspach, Nick 32 Anderson, Jeff 17, 70,92 Anderson, Rob 25, 58 Anderson, Tami 25, 52, 78, 92 Anspach, Julie 25, 61, 69, 76, 77, 84,85, 88, 89 Antle, Mrs. Terri 52 Arick, David 32, 60, 78, 92 Arn, Kris 32, 57, 58 Arnold, Angela 32, 56, 60, 65 ART CLUB 56 ATHLETICS 70 AWARDS NIGHT 68 Ayers, Jennifer 9, 53, 88 B Bailey, Joe 9, 60, 71 Bailey, Mitch 25, 55 Bailey, Scott 25, 58 Baird, Jeff 24, 28, 58, 72 Baker, Diana 32, 56, 60, 68 Baker, Kelly 25, 52, 58 Baker, Mrs. Sylvia 53 Ballantine, Mr. James 48, 66 Ballantine, Mrs. Kay 48, 49, 66 BAND 55 Banfield, Mr. Richard 49 Bare, Mrs. Virginia 53 Barnes, Terry 32, 52,107 108 Index Barnett, Mike 32, 58 Barr, Angie 4, 6, 7, 17, 61, 76,88 Barrick, Cindy 11, 25, 82 Barrick, Lisa 11,17 Barryi Vernon 17 Bartolomucci, Tom 9, 71, 83,-87 BASEBALL 86 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 82 BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 84 Bates, Leslie 32, 52, 57 Bates, Shana 17 Bateson, Teresa 25, 56 Bathalter, Joe 25, 92 Beach, Brad 33, 57, 92 Beard, Barbie 33, 58, 62 Bechley, Mr. James 49 Bender, Cynthia 9, 56 Bennett, Rodney 17 Bennett, Teri 33, 57, 58, 70, 87, 107 Bever, Bill 9, 71,83, 87 Billings, Amee 9, 88 Binion, Mrs. Midge 52 Birkhimer, Iulie9, 77 Black, Todd 9, 56, 60,83, 87 Blakeman, Mike 25 | Blakeman, Tammy 9 Blankenship, Ron 9, 83, 87 Blevins, Ottice 33 BOE 56 Boggs, Brian 24 Boggs, Kelly 17 Bogle, Christine 17 Boring, Beth 25, 30, 57, 61, 63, 64, 65 Boring, Buddy 17 Boring, Mr. Charles 46, 48 Boring, J. R. 9, 71,83 Boring, Judy 33 j Boring, Kelly 33, 58 Boring, Richie 9,83 Boring, Todd 9, 57, 58,83 Bowen, Teresa 25, 57 Bowland, Butch 33 Bowser, Paul 33 v Boyer, Brad 33, 78 | Boyer, Bryan 33, 58, 66 Boyer, Sandy 17, 61 Braden, Ken 9, 71 Brady, Brian 17, 58, 78 Brandon, Shelby 9 Bright, Patty 33 Brim, Doug 17, 20 Brison, Chaun 25 Brison, Krystal 9, 84 Brown, Kerri 25 Brown, Lori 9 Brown, Mike 20, 25 Brown, Robert 17 Burnett, Beverly 33, 46, 56 BUS DRIVERS 52 Busse, Clayton 17, 65 C Calderone, Mr. Nicholas 49, 56, 60, 63 Caldwell, Bob 34 Caldwell, Carla 34 Campbell, Julie 17, 29, 56, 85, 88 Canaday, Jeff 24, 70, 86 Cannon, Darla 9, 57, 91 Carney, Russell 34, 74, 75, 92, 93 Carney, Scott 17, 78, 79 Carpenter, Joe 4, 7, 34, 58, 60, 69, 70, 86, 92 Carpenter, Sherman 9, 71, 83.87 Carpenter, Steve 25 Carter, Dawn 17, 85 Casteel, Kenneth 17 Casteel, Kim 9 Cattran, Mr. David 49 Chafin, Steven 17 Chapman, Billie Jo 9 Chapman, Sherry 25, 57 Charles, frank 17 CHEERLEADERS 71,83, 85 Chestnut, Sherry 17 Chevalier, Jack 17 Chevalier, Jessica 17 CHORALE 57 Clark, Mrs. Carol 49 Clark, Janice 17 Clark, Lisa 34, 56 Clark, Mr. Randy 49 Clippinger, Brian 17, 58, 92 Clippinger, Sandy 25, 56, 84,89 Clippinger, Teresa 9 CLOSING 106 Clouse, Jenny 25, 61,66, 84, 89 Clouse, Julie 17, 77, 85,91 Clum, John 17 Clum, Tricia 25, 56 Coble, Danyel 17 Coble, Gary 24, 52,53,63 Coble, Jennifer 9 Cochran, Jodi 9, 76 Coleman, Mr. John 49, 70, 86 Coleman, Mr. Larry 49, 107 Collins, Mark 25, 58,61,67. 69, 70, 82, 86 Collins, Todd 16, 17, 58,61, 70.83.87 Conrad, David 17, 72, 82 Conrad, Tina 25, 56, 57 Conrad, Tracy 17 Contizano, Tina 9 Cooper, Heather 9, 77, 88 Cooperider, Ed 34, 58 Cooperider, Mr. Nick 52 Cooperider, Ron 5, 7, 34, 70 Cooperrider, Brian 4, 7, 34, 70, 86, 87 Cooperrider, Carole 17, 52, 56 Cooperrider, John 25, 55 Cooperrider, Sally 25 Cornell, Alicia 34, 56, 60, 61,63,83, 107, 112 Cornell, Rebecca 25, 56 Corns, Beth 34, 54 Corp, Janet 35 Corp, Tim 9 Cotterman, Alan 24, 57, 65, 72, 78 Cotterman, Debbie 17, 92 Cotterman, Janel 17, 81, 92 Cotterman, Mr. Ted 78 Covey, DeAnn 4, 6, 7, 35, 56, 57, 60, 63, 68 Covey, Tonia 9, 56 Crandell, Pat 9 Crane, Tori 35,47,57,61 Crates, Sherri 9 Croc k, David 9 CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS) 75 CROSS COUNTRY (GIRLS) 74 Crossan, Barbie 25, 70, 91 Crossan, Blair 9, 71,83, 87 Culver, Mr. Paul 49, 70, 87 Cummings, Mrs. Barbara 52 Cummings, David 9 Cummings, Ellen 25 Cunningham, Joe 9, 57 Cunningham, Tina 25, 56, 85 Cupp, Sabrina 17, 58 Cupp, Steve 35, 67 .Curry, Sonja 9, 56 ft D. Daley, Melissa 17, 77, 85 Danison, Kyle 25 Danko, Lori 25, 56, 61,82 Daugherty, Jodie 35, 70 Daugherty, Mr. Robert 52 Daugherty, Stan 17 Davis, Bill 35 Davis, Dena 9 Davis, Mr. Larry 48, 58, 60, 70, 71,91 Davisson, Dee 24, 57 Davisson, Missi 35, 57 Dawson, Dave 35, 67 Deaver, Todd 20, 25 Deible, Andy 25 Deible, Rick 17 Denney, Paul 25 Dennis, Cheryl 25, 56, 61, 76, 77, 89 Denton, Jennifer 10, 56, 60 Detvviler, Mr. Barry 49 Detwiler, Christy 35, 56, 57, 58, 67, 84 Detwiler, Deandra 10, 61, 77, 85, 107 Doherty, Tammy 35, 52, 56 Dpherty, Tina 25 Downard, Dee 10 DRAMA CLUB 57 Dudgeon, Paul 26, 58, 75 Dupler, Lance 17, 70, 82 Dusek, Sonya 10 Dusenberry, Tabitha 18, 58 Edgington, Bill 10, 58, 60, 71.92 Edwards, Mike 26 Eickelberger, Sheryl 18, 20, 56, 58, 83 Eickelberger, Vicki 4. 6, 7, 36, 56, 58, 83 Elliott, Joel 26 Elliott, Ron 10 Eltringham, Matt 36, 46 Eltringham, Shelly 10 Emmert, Chelley 18 Emmert, l.eighann 10 Emmert, Mike 18, 72. 73 England, Shelley 18, 22, 77 Tngle, Kelley 10, 77, 85, 89 Lppley, Mr. Ted 52 EQUESTRIAN 57 Estep, Andy 36, 56, 68 74, 75, 92 Estep, Erin 10, 88 Evans, Kim 5, 6, 7, 27, 53 Eversole, Joey 19. 87 Eversole, Toby------ Graduating Senior not Pictured F Factor, Dale 5, 7. 36, 70, 71 Factor, Doug 19, 70, 83 FACULTY 48 FDNA57 Feeman, Alicia 18 Fehrman, Doug 36, 57 FFA 58 FHA 58 Finsel, Dorothy 36, 57, 61, 64, 65 Fisher, Kim 18, 19, 85 Fisher, Mr. Richard 48 Fleer, Becky 36, 56 Fleer, Missy 27, 76, 84, 85 Fleming, Tim 10, 60 Foltz, Brian 36, 56, 74, 75, 92, 93 FOOTBALL 70 Ford. Lisa 10, 77 Forgrave, Eric 26, 58, 70, 78, 92 Forgrave, Kevin 36, 47, 56, 58, 60, 67, 74, 75, 92, 93 Forgrave, Kim 18, 74, 85, 91 Forson, Terry 10, 83 Forsythe, Angela 10, 56, 60 Forsythe, Mr. Gregg 49, 70, 78 Foster, Mr. Carl 53 Foster, Mrs. June 53 Foster, Stefenie 18, 58, 61 Fox, Jenny 10, 77, 88, 84 Frame, Penny 10 Francis, Wendy 10 Freeman, Jamie 26 Freeman, Kim 26 FRESHMEN 8 FTA 58 Funk, Mr. Patrick 49 G Garey, David 5, 7, 36, 58, 60, 70, 92 Garey, Molly 10, 84, 91 George, Laura 36, 60 Gibbons, Mike 18 Gibbs, Mike 27, W. 107 , Gibson, Don 27, 58 1 Gibson, Greg 10, 71 Gilliland, Lmdy 11,37, 57, 70, 87, 107 Gilliland, Wendy 11,26, 57, 62,91 Gingerich, Troy 10,83 Glade, Mrs. Karen 49, 66 Glade, Mr. Steve 50 Glover, Dorothy 10 God by, Amy 10 Goldsberry, Lesli 10, 69, 85, 90, 91, 107 GOLF 72 Goodfellow, Mrs. Barbara 52 Goodfellow, John 37, 58 Goodin, Rodney 37 Gordon, Scott 10, 58 Gordon, Vickie 19 Gornall, Allayne 37 GRADUATION 46 Grant, David 26, 70, 92 Grant, Jane 10, 56 Green, Sheryl 37, 56,85 Green, Steve 16, 19, 58, 70, 78 Greene, Kary 18, 57, 63, 65 Greene, Missy 18 Hite, Kim 38, 56, 58, 60,63 Hodgson, Vicky 10, 81,91 Holstein, Colleen 10 HOMECOMING 4 Hondros, Kiki 10 HONOR SOCIETY 59. 60 Hoplite, Kendra 10 Hoskinson, Bill 18, 56, 60, 65, 78 Householder, Barbie 38, 58 Howard, Cherae 26, 57, 89 Howdyshell, Mr. Harvey 50, 62 Huber, Bob 27, 82 Huber, Glenn 10, 53 Hudak, Carolyn 10, 77, 84, 88 Huffman, Connie 27, 56, 57, 60 Huffman, Rusty 10, 53, 60 Huffman, Stacey 38, 57 Hughes, Keenyn 19 Hupp, Jeremy 19, 70 Hupp, Matt 28, 57, 65, 70 Hupp, Misti 10, 62, 77, 81 Hynus, Gary 18, 70 Hynus, Jamie 28, 56, 83 Griffith, Mrs. Helen 52 Grimm, Jackie 18, 56, 58, 60 Gutridge, Lori 10 Gutridge, Rodney 37 GYMNASTICS 80 H Hackney, Charles 10, 60 Hale, Chad 10, 71,83, 87 Hale, Miss Sue 52 Hale, Tracy 26, 57, 74 Hale, Troy 27, 31,57 Hamilton, Scott 18, 58 Hammer, Tom 16, 18, 70 Hankinson, Beth 10, 56, 60, 84,91 Hankinson, Deanna 18, 56, 57, 64, 65 Hanley, Carolyn 10 Hanley. Shaun 37, 56, 57, 61 Hanson, Mrs. Elizabeth 50, 107 Harlan, Julie 37 Harlan, Katie 27, 28, 56,60 Harlan, Mr. Phil 14 Harlan, Mrs. Sylvia 48 Harmon, Lisa 19 Harr, Dianne 27 Harris, Andy 10, 71 Harris, Becky 19 Harris, Charlie 26 Harris, Julie 37, 56 Harris, I isa 26 Harris, Terry 26, 76, 84, 90, 91 Harris, Tom 37 Harrison, Miss Susan 50, 76, 89 Harvey, Debbie 18, 56 Harvey, Julie 27, 76, 89 Hatmaker, Carla 26, 56, 58 Hedges, Janina 18 Helsel, Lori 18, 63, 65 Helser, Jennifer 26, 56 Henery, Heidi 37, 56, 85, 91 Henery, Jerry 26 Henery, Rita 10, 76, 91 Henmgan, Joe 10 1 lenry, Damon 18, 83 Herman, Shawn 38, 54 Herman, Todd 27, 55 Hersman, Chad 10, 60 Hightshoe, Jeff 27. 58 Hill, Don 38, 56 Hill, Mr. Doug 50, 82 Hill, Jacob 10, 87 B Hill, Mr. Lonnie 83 Hill, Mr. Tom 48 Hinkle, Jason 26, 82, 92 Hitchens, Mickey 26 57 Hite, Mr. Andrew 50, 72 Imbroscio, Mr. Martin 50, 55,61 INDEX 108 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 59 Ingold, Angie 24, 28, 56, 83 Ingold, Drew 10, 78 Innis, Mrs. Marjorie 50 i Jackson, Mary 10 Jenkins, Stephen 8, 10, 61 Johnson, Aaron 28, 72, 73, 82,86 Johnson, Dawn 38, 52, 56 Johnson, Frank 38 Johnson, John 18 lohnson, Samantha 38, 46, 56, 58, 60,61,63. 107, 112 Jolin, Amy 28, 30, 57, 61,64, 65 Jolin, Beth 18,57.61,65, 69 Jolin, Mrs. Susan 14 Jordan, Laurie 38 JUNIORS 24 K K'Miller, Ron 4, 7, 39,67, 70 Kaffenberger, Blane 10, 56 Keiffer, Janelle 38, 60, 80, 81,91 Index 109 Keister, Matt 28, 92 Kelley, Steve 39, 57,61,62 King, Mr. Alan 48 King, Ron 18, 82, 83 Kirkbride, jerry 10, 60 Kissick, Teresa 28, 56 Klingler, Mr. John 52 Knight, Ken 21, 58 Knisley, Bob 18 Knisley, Pat 10 Koehler, Mrs. Janet 50, 56 Kohls, Vicki 19,57,60,61, 62 Kopis, Angel 12 Kopis, Kelly 39, 70 Kopis, Tommy 19, 70 Koss, Blair 28, 61,62, 65 Kreitz, Sheri 12 Krejci, Rob 39, 56 Krumlauf. Kevin 28, 61,82, 83, 86 Kunkler, Mrs. Jane 50, 57, 66 Kyle, Darla 28, 56 L Lampton, Beverly 12 Landerman, Jon 28, 82, 86 Landerman, Mrs. Karen 52 Landis, Kevin 18, 23 Lane, Connie---- Graduating Senior not Pictured Langwasser, Susan 18 Lanning, Mary 28 Latshaw, Marjorie 12 Lattimer, Mrs. Doris 52 Lattimer, Mr. Douglas 50 Lattimer, Mrs. Ruth 50 Lavender, Tina 18, 58 Leavitt, Cassie 28, 57, 58 Leavitt, Thomas 39, 70 Lentz, Jamie 12, 58, 71,83 Lewis, Jim 12, 71.92 Loudner. Andy 28, 55 Loughman, Don 5, 7, 39, 70, 78, 79 Love, Miss Lucille 50,107 Lusetti, Mr Rick 50, 61 Lyle, Mr. David 52 Lyle, Mrs. Lois 53 I yle, Mrs. Manetha 52 1 ynn, Bob 39 lynn, Ed 12, 57, 58 Lynn, Mr. Robert 48 Lynn, Terry 39, 56, 60 M Mahan, Mrs. Helen 52 M.iines, Lisa 18, 60, 69 MAjVS 54 Malherbe, Lisa 28, lo, 56, 110 Index 57. 60,61,69 Noll, Peggy 29, 56,61, 74, Mangold, Danielle 28, 57 Manning, Tracy 18, 56, 60 Martie, Dennis 19 Martin, Carol 19 Martin, Jerry 39, 57 Masterson, Jenny 12, 74, 91 Masterson, Mr. Randy 51 Maxwell, Rod 18 Maxwell, Sue 28 May, Michael 63 May, Tammy 39, 56, 61,67, 71 Mayes, Cary 12‘ 71 McCafferty, Lori 28, 57 McCandlish, Mimi 12, 77 McComb, David 18, 78 McConaha, Mrs.Jeanette 52 McCoy, Regina 12 McCune, Mrs. Dianne 69 McGaughey, Amy 18, 77, 88 McGrath, James 39, 58 McGregor, Mrs. Diane 51 McIntyre, Mrs. Rita 51,56 McMahan, David 18 Measley, Michelle 28, 56 Medley, Mike 12 Meger, Kevin 18, 70, 86 Merritt, Scott 12 Mertens, Lori 19, 57, 60 Messina, Joe----- Graduating Senior not Pictured Mestas, Mr. Dennis 70, 78, 107 - Metzger, Bill 28, 55 Mick, Mrs. Virginia 51, 58 Mickey, Arica 12 Mickey, Jody 19, 83,91 Mickey, Lori 40, 57 Miller, Paul 12 Miller, Molly 29, 76, 83 Miller, Tina 40, 67 Mills, Teresa 19, 56,60 Miskell, Mr. Randy 51, 70 Mitchell, Jeff 20,23, 56,60 Mobley, Lee 29 55 Moffett, Jeff 40 Mohler, Rick 40, 56, 66, 74. 75 Moore, Amy 20, 71,80, 81, 91 Moore, Bill 12 Moore, Doris 40 Mooter, Dave 40 Morris, Shelli 12, 56,81,91 Moyer, Todd 40, 58 Muncy, Vanessa 29, 57 Musser, Mrs. Adah 48, 51, 52 Myracle, Miss Sheila 56 91 Noll, Mrs. Rita 52 Noyes, Mr. Ed 52 O O'Hare, Jay 20, 22,69, 72, 83, 87 O'Ryan, Tim 12, 58, 71,83, 87 O'Ryan, Mrs. Wilma 52 Oberhauser, Sarah 20, 56, 74, 85. 90, 91 Ode, Randal 40, 46 Ogilbee, Jim 29, 55 OPENING 2 ORGANIZATIONS 56 Ortman, Karen 40, 60, 61 Ortman, Matt 20, 58, 78 Ortman, Scott 29, 82 Osborne, Gina 12 Ours, David 40, 47, 58 OWA 60 P Paeltz, Gretchen 13, 56, 91 Painter, Randy 41, 56, 82, 86 Parmer, Albert 20, 58, 92, 93 Parmer, Brian 13 Parrett, Camille 29 Parrett, Harlan 13, 7fT Parsons, Kim 41, 56 Parsons, Lara 13 Patrick, Blake 13, 78 Patterson, Andy 29, 70 Patterson, Bobbi 20 Patterson, Jennifer 13, 56 Paxson, Mr. John 84, 85 Paxson, Stacey 41,46, 56, 58,60 Paxson, Tracey 20, 41, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61 Perry, Tony 41, 58 Pettit, Chris 41 Pettit, Lori 13 Petty, Homer 75, 92, 93 Petty, Karen 13, 74,91 Phillips, Jill 13 Phillips, Jodi 20 Phillips, Nancy 29 Phipps, Becky 20 Pickett, Donald 41, 54 Pittman, Rose 13 Potts Lori 13, 81,91 fc Probasco, Mrs. Janet 52 i PROM 66 Pugh, Andy 20 Purkey, Anna 11,41, 56, 60, 68 Purkey, Doug 11, 20, 60 Newcomb, Scott 12 Pysarchuk, Mrs. Marian 51 t Q Quinn, Brenda 29, 58 QUIZ TEAM 60 R Ramey, Eric 13, 71,83 Ramsey, Ty 20, 56,69 Randolph, Sharon 41, 57 Ratliff, Judy 29, 58, 90,91 Rayburn, Jennifer 29, 56, 71 Reber, Bryan 20, 58, 87 Reed, Debbie 20. 85 Reichley, Carl 41, 58, 67 Reichley, John 4. 7, 42, 58, 70 Reichley, Mrs. Nina 53 Reichley, Mrs. Renee 52 Reincheld, Debbie 42, 53 Reincheld, Nancy 20 Reinhart, Catherine 29, 57, 60,61,64, 65 Remmert, Mr. Larry 48 Remmert, Line 20, 70, 78 Renfro, Loraina 20 Rhodes, Janette 29, 56, 57 Rice, Matt 20, 75, 83 Richard, Georgia 29, 57, 58 Richard, Imogene 42, 56, 57, 58, 107 Ridenour, Chris 20, 56, 63 Ridenour. Lisa 29, 30, 69 Ridenour, Michele 42, 56, 58, 60 Riffle, Greg 20, 78 Rinehart, Mr. James 46, 48, 68 Ritchie, Joe 13, 78 Ritchie, Margaret 13 Rittinger, Brian 21, 56, 60 Robbins, DeLana 42, 57, 60, 61,67, 71 Roberts, Mrs. Charlene 51, 58 Roberts, Chris 21,22, 56, 57, 60,61,64, 69 Robinson, Jim 21, 7(L 83,92 Robison, Kelly 21, 61,81 Rodgers, Kim 42, 56, 91 Rodgers, Rhonda 13, 61, 77 88 Roffey, Rona 209, 53, 84, 88, 89 Ruda, Lisa 21 Russell, John 21, 58, 70 Russell, Sandy 21, 57, 61, ___63,_64, 65 I S Sagan, Chris 13, 61, 71,83, 92 Sagan, Heather 29, 56, 76, 77,83,91 Sagan, Kristen 21, 56,60, 61, 74,81,91 Sagan, Mike 5, 7, 19, 42, 60, 61,70, 82,86 Sands, Randy 11,21 Sands, Rob 11,42, 61,87 Satterfield, April 29, 56 Saum, Deb 29, 56 Scanlan, Lisa 30, 57 Schmeltzer, Melinda 11, 30, “56, 89 Schmeltzer, Melissa 11, 30, 56, 89 Sthmus, Carl 42, 82 Schmus, Rick, 21,83 SCHOOL MUSICAL 64 SCHOOL PLAY 65 Scott, Jamie 30 Scott, Lori 21 Scurlock, Jerry 42 Scurlock, Lisa 43, 56, 71 Searles, John 43, 57, 74, 75, 92 Set rest, Melinda 43, 56, 57 Seibert, Kim 11,21,83 Seibert, Shelley 13, 61, 74, 81,91 Seibert, Stephanie 11,43. 56,57 Seifert, Berena 30, 56, 57 SENIORS 32 SENTINEL 61 Severance, Brian 43 Severanc e, Chris 13, 58 Severance, Tim 30 Shade. Jerry 13 Shafer, Jay 43 Shafer, Julia 1 3, 84, 91 Shafer, Tom 30, 58 Shaffer, Rena 14, 56 Shahan, Kelly 30, 58, 63, 65 Sheppard, Martie 30 Sherwood, Kevin 43, 54, 68 Sherwood, Stephanie 14, 56 Sheumaker, Tammy 14 Shoemaker, Jeff 43, 5( , 57, 60,61,86 Shook, Nicki J, 74, 80, 81, Short, Larry 21 Short, Mike 30, 58 Shriner, Lee 14, 58, 71 Shriner, Mrs. Peggy 53 Shriner, Teresa 43 Shriner, Todd 30 Shumaker, Grystal 14 Shumaker, Heide 14, 77, 91 Sickles, Ed 21 Sickles, Mike43,h07 Sigler, Gary 21 Silsley, Debbie 19,21,88 Simpson, Joellen 14 Sims, Mike 21, 58 Sims, Pat 44, 107 Skaggs, Darla 14 SKI CLUB 61 Skinner, Mrs. Jeanie 52 Skinner, Jennifer 11, 21, 74, 83, 91 Skinner, Jody 11,44, 56, 71 Skinner, Mr. Mike 15 Skinner, Nicci 21, 61,83 Smart, Brian 30, 63, 65, 69, 75 Smart, Cory 44 Smith, Barbie 30, 84 Smith, Bobbie 22 I Smith, Brady 30 Smith, Brenda 14, 57, 58, 91 Smith, Christine 14, 56, 84 Smith, Dawn 22 , Smith, Delmar 22 Smith, Gloria 14 Smith, Greg 14, 70,83, 92, 99 Smith, Julie 14, 77,91 Smith, Kathy 30, 56 Smith, Marabeth 44, 47, 56, 57, 60,61,62, 63, 107, 112 Smith, Mrs. Mary Lynn 52 Smith, Robert 22, 53, 63 Smith, Shawn 14, 21, 53, 60 Smith, Stacey 14 Smith, Wendy 30, 56, 81 Snack, Renae 14 Snider, Bret 22, 78 Snider, James 22, 58 Snider, l isa 22 Snyder, Mrs. Margaret 53 Sode, Christine 22 SOFTBALL 88 SOPHOMORES 16 Spires, Mike 22 Spohn, Mr. Rodney 48 Spradlin, Billie Joe 14 STAFF 52 Staggers, Marlayna 30, 55 Stalling, Wayne 63 •teen, Mrs. Karen 51, 56 Sterner, Amy 14, 77, 84, 91 Sterner, Tina 30, 66, 84 89 Stevens, Michael 30, 57, 61, Yt 1 Stewis, Michelle 14 SteAn Tricia 15 Steven Trina 30 Stickdorh, Jace 44 Stickdorn, Jill 22, 58 Stilwell, Mr. Michael 51 Stoltz, Mrs. Mary Lou 52 Stoltz, Mr. Rodney 84 Stover, Paula 15, 56, 60 ■Strausbaughd Jackie 44 Strohl, Tim 31 f S I UDENT COUNCIL 61 STUDENT LIF£62 Sturgeon, Lori 15, 57, 91 Sweeney, Tracy 44, 58, 62 Swinehart, Christy 44, 47, 56,60 Swinehart, Mr. Gary 83 Swingley, Patsy 22 T Tackett, Tim 15 Talbot, Brian 15, 71 - Taylor, Carol 15 Taylor, Mrs. Edward 48, 51, 68 Taylor, Mike 22, 58 Taylor, Wendy 31 Teeters, Miss Linda 51,81, 91 Tesi-Lusetti, Mrs. Deb 50 Thieken, Jim 8, 15, 61 Thomas, Robin 22, 85 Thompson, Charlotte 31, 56 Tittle, Scott 15, 71 Toliver, Anita 31, 56 Tom, Eric 15, 58 Tom, Teresa 3t, 58 TRACK (BOYS) 92 TRACK (GIRLS) 90 Trowbridge, Kirk 15, 71,83 Tupuola, Willie 31, 55 Turnes, Jerry 22, 56, 60 Turnes, Mrs. Kathy 53 Turnes, Mike 5, 7, 44, 70, 78, 79 V Valentine, Bryan 31 VanBalen, Mrs. Margaret 48 Vance, Tyla 15 VanHoose, Nichole 15, 58 VanMeter, Jennifer 22, 56, 60 Vansickle, Lynn 23, 60, 69 Verkest, Bill 44 Verkest, Jody 23, 78 Verkest, Robin 31, 57 j Verkest, Wendy 15 I Vermillion, Dawn 44, 57, 58, 61, 70, 84 Vermillion, Jodi 23, 56 VOLLEYBAl [ 76 W Wagner. Kelly 15,71, 78 Wagner, Kevin 4, 7, 45, 70, 71 Wagner, Mr. Phil 51 Wallace, Jay 15, 87 Walser, Mrs. Helen 15 Warner, David 45, 72, 73 Ward, Scott 15 Waters. Kelly 23 Watkins, Dan 45 Watkins, James 31, 58 Watkins, Kelly 23, 58 Watkins, Traci 15 Webb, Brian 45 Webb. Christa 15,57,84 Webb, Mrs. Donna 52 Webb, Kevin 15 Weibel, Carl 15 Wells, Cheyenne 31, 70 Wells, Jamey 45, 67 West, Chris 23 West, Joe 15 Whetherholt, David 15, 58. 60, 78 Whetherholt, Mr. Gary 51, 74, 75, 92 White, Matt 31, 78 Whited, Dan 15 Whited, joe 45, 53 Whitehouse, Jeff 23, 58 Wiles, Mr. Doug 70, 88 Wilkins, Chad 23 Willey, Kelli 31, 55 Williams, Connie 15 Williams, Karen 31, 56 Williams, Shane 23 Williams, Sheila 15 Wilson, Angie 23, 56, 76, 77, 85,91 Wilson, Chris 15, 83 Wilson. Eric 15,53,60 Wilson, Jackie 23. 56, 60 Wilson, Julie 31, 53, 66, 84 Winegardner, Geri 45 Womeldorf, Sam 31, 55 Wood, Doug 31 Workman, Barry 45, 54 Wren. Damon 23, 61, 69 Wren, Simon 31, 61 WRESTLING 78 Wright, Jeff 45 Wright, Keely 15, 29,61,77, 84, 88 Wright, Kurt 24,31,72, 82, 86 Wright, Mike 23 Wright, Mr. Tom 48 Wymer, Bill 45 Y Yarger, Jetta 23, 56 Yarger, Rusty 45 Yontz, Jeff 31,57, 82 Yost, Kendall 23, 56 Young, Stephanie 15, 77, 84 Z Ziehlke, Martha 31 Index 111 ■fell SAMANTHA JOHNSON Editor MARABETH SMITH Design Editor ALICIA CORNELL Advertising Editor FAREWELL CLASS OF 1986 Many moments were shared since the class of 1986 met long ago, but now it's time to say farewell. They shared smiles; they shared tears; but they've grown all along, and they mean even more to each other than they'll ever know. They'll remember each other for a long, long time. It won't matter where they live or where they go, These are the times they shared, times they laughed, times they cared. And they mean even more to each other than they'll ever know. So they sing farewell, though they're sad to have to go. They mean even more to each other than they'll ever know. And so ends 1986, The Year of the General! (Paraphrased from Farewell Song by Jan Reese) 1986 SENTINEL STAFF Editor................................Samantha Johnson Design Editor.........................Marabeth Smith Advertising Editor...............................Alicia Cornell Adviser............................Mr. Martin Imbroscio In this 26th year of Sheridan’s existence, the 1986 Sentinel Staff, con- sisting of three people, has made history. It was, to date, the smallest staff the school has ever had working to complete a yearbook. (Completion date — June 19, 1986). We hope that you enjoy the finished product. 12