Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

1987 SENTINEL SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL 8660 SHERIDAN RD. Thornville,Ohio 43076 Volume 27 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening................2 Homecoming.............6 Freshmen...............8 Sophomores............14 Juniors...............20 Seniors...............26 Faculty...............38 Staff.................42 MAJVS.................44 Prom..................50 Graduation............52 Organizations.........54 Sports................62 Advertising...........86 Closing..............104 Index................108 ,,, j4c4ute Uc ... 0 ?’Ue tcU6cfi... ... deviet tceeA4, 2 Opening 0 0 0 , , ; 7ea PU4MVl ... StneaytA. . . ... (ZneatioiUf. .. ... eacteMfcfr?... Opening 3 ,,, s4c6ieve He t£... ... 7etic tiKy ... 'Pe 4c4te tce... 000 000 0 0 0 'ALL IESTA Fall Fiesta was the theme of the 1986 Homecoming. The evening began with a pre-game performance by the SHS Marching Band. The queen and court were escorted onto the field and presented flowers by senior football players: Scott Bailey, Jeff Canaday, Steve Carpenter, Mark Collins, Eric Forgrave, David Grant, Matt Hupp, Andy Patterson, Cheyenne Wells, and junior John Russell. Queen Molly Miller was crowned by Kevin Krumlauf after which she delivered her speech. Ladies of the court were ushered to their seats by seniors: Kyle Danison, Jason Hinkle, Jon Landerman, Brian Smart, and Kurt Wright. Spirited by a 20-6 victory over Philo, students proceeded to the gymnasium for the dance. TOP: At the beginning of Homecoming 1986, the float, created by the art club, leads the parade of cars onto the football field. ABOVE LEFT: Queen and court prepare for the Fall Fiesta to begin. ABOVE: Queen Molly Miller delivers her speech of thanks, and affection. 6 Homecoming TOP: HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: Front Row: Eric Forgrave, Mark Collins, David Grant, and Andy Patterson. Row 2: Freshman Attendant Julie Emmert, Junior Attendant Robin Thomas, Queen Molly Miller, Senior Attendant Dee Davison, and Sophomore Atten- dant Jodi Cochran. Row 3: Jeff Canaday, Matt Hupp, Cheyenne Wells, and Scott Bailey. LEFT: During the homecoming celebration, Cheyenne Wells makes it a threesome as he joins Jon Landerman and Dee Davison on the dance floor. Homecoming 7 Steve Alford Rhonda Aliff Be sina Amos Beth Amos Cathy Jo Anderson Jennifer Baird Tim Bell Richard Blevins John Borland Roger Bourff Gary Bozigar David Brady Tiffany Brandon Darin Brown Heather Brown Kendall Brown Andrea Bush Monica Butler Doug Carpenter Cathy Carrigan Corban Carroll Bryan Chapman Gary Chapman Amy Clippinger 8 Freshmen Joe Clouse Elaina Cogswell Jason Conrad Terry Cooperrider Angie Corp George Crist Holly Cross Frona Cunningham Terry Cunningham Stephanie Darby Scott Davies Zana Davis Debbie Denney Sherri Denney Jeannie Detty Rob Doughman Connie Dupler Troy Dupler Shannon Duval Mike Eades Rick Ellis Eric Emmert Julie Emmert Adam Evans Freshmen 9 Christi Fehrman Jennifer Ferry Craig Fink Jason Foltz Katie Forgrave Holly France Susan Fulk Karen Fullmer Paul Fullmer Douglas Garey Onie Ginn Joe Grimm Travis Hagans Darrin Hale Andy Hamilton David Hampton Vanessa Harmon Steve Hart Chris Harris Mike Harris Shawn Hatem Carl Hatmaker Doug Hayes Jennifer Heeter Chad Helser Chris Helser Shawn Henery Jerry Hetrick Laura Higgins Luther Hill 10 Freshmen McMahan ‘ony Taytor Freshmen 11 Kevin Hoffer Kelby Householder Brian Hunter Jennifer Ingram Raejean Jones Joel Kerscher Mike King Brittney Lamp Crystal Landis Kevin Lewis Tracey Little John Loughman ' % W.J Stephen Ode Brian Ortman Sheri Ortman Gretchen Packer Mike Palmer Pat Patterson Raymond McMahan Terry Miller Tammy Mitchell Gabrielle Mohler Delbert Moorehead Matt Morris Eades, Dave Wallace Chris Malherbe Lisa Mangold Mary Martin Tammy Mason Rhonda Mattis Bradi McCance Stari Patterson Jennifer Pettit Monica Rader Nicole Ramage Marc Ramey Tim Rickey Chris Riffle Betsy Roberts Heather Roberts Brian Runkel Matthew Russell Shelley Russell Shane Satterfield Kathy Searles Julie Seibert Chris Shafer Jennifer Shahan Lacey Sheets Don Shipley Katrina Shonk Scott Sickles Kevin Sims Tamara Smeigh Sherri Smith David Snider Doug Snider Serena Snyder Lynette Stalter Jennifer Starr Holly Stevens — OWA (Occupation Work Adjustment Class): Front Row: Mike Griffith, Barb Bowser, Ron Fulk, Tim Bell, and Tim Bitler. Row 2: Teacher Mr. Steve Glade, Chris Boring, Delbert Moorehead, Steve Ode, Rusty Huff- man, David Newell, Kevin Sims, Lacey Sheets, and Tony Littrell. Hi mam 12 Freshmen Teresa Stevens Mike Stickdom Rob Storey Jason Sturgeon Todd Swinehart Kenna Taylor Tony Taylor Dixie Thomas Lloyd Thompson Rhonda Tittle Steve Toth Robbie VanBalen Rodney Vance Tina VanSickle Laurie Vaughn Rhonda Vermillion David Wallace David Wallace Leigh Walters Tim Warner Doug Whetherholt Adam White Doug Whited Roy Whited Andy Wilson Kim Wilson Scott Wood Jennifer Yontz David York Freshmen 13 Lenn Adams Bill Aldag Charlene Aliff Joel Allen Kelly Allison Jennifer Ayers Joe Baily Tom Bartolomucci Cynthia Bender Angie Berkheimer Bill Beaver Amee Billings Todd Balck Tammy Blakeman Ron Blankenship Jonathon R. Boring Richard Boring Todd Boring Kenny Bradon Shelby Brandon Krystal Brison Lori Brown Darla Cannon Sherman Carpenter Kim Casteel Billy Jo Chapman Teresa Clippinger Jennifer Coble Jodi Cochran 14 Sophomores Chad Hersman Sophomores 15 Tina Contizano Heather Cooper Tim Corp Tonia Covey Patrick Crandell David Crock Blair Crossan David Cummings Joe Cunningham Paul Cunningham Sonya Curry Jennifer Denton Deandra Detwiler Chrissondra Downard Sonya Dusak Bill Edgington Ron Elliott Shelly Eltringham Leighann Emmert Kelly Engle Erin Estep Tim Fleming Lisa Ford Teny Forson Angela Forsythe Jenny Fox Penny Frame Molly Garey Greg Gibson Jane Grant Lori Gutridge Charles Hackney Chad Hale Beth Hankinson Amy Hanna — Andrew Harris Rita Henery Joseph Hennigan Eric Hill Jacob Hill Vicky Hodgson Colleen Holstein Kendra Hoplite Glenn Huber Carolyn Hudak Rusty Huffman Misti Hupp 16 Sophomores ( ) s Patrick Knisley Sheri Kreitz Beverly Lampton Margarie Latshaw Jamie Lentz Jim Lewis Eddy Lynn Jenny Masterson Cary Mayes Mimi McCandlish Regina McCoy Coach Swinehart and Kirk Trowbridge Tara Parsons Blake Patrick Jennifer Patterson Lori Pettit Karen Petty Mike Medley Scott Merritt Arica Mickey Paul Miller Ricky Mohler Shelli Morris Scott Newcomb Tim O'Ryan Gina Osborne Gretchen Pealtz Brian Parmer Harlan Parrett Sophomores 17 Joseph Ritchie Margaret Ritchie Rhonda Rodgers Chris Sagan Roberta Schilling Shelly Seibert Chris Severance Jerry Shade Julia Shafer Rena Shaffer Tammy Sheumaker Lee Shriner Crystal Shumaker Joellen Simpson Darla Skaggs Brenda Smith Christy Smith Gloria Smith Greg Smith Juli Smith Stacey Smith Renae Snack Amy Sterner Michelle Stevens Jim Thiekcn Scott Tittle Eric Tom Kirk Trowbridge Tyla Vance Nicole VanHoose Wendy Verkest Kelly Wagner Carl Waitil Jay Wallace Traci Watkins Christa Webb Kevin Webb Joe West David Whetherholt Danny Whited Jodi Whitmer Bret Wilkins Connie Williams Sheila Williams Chris Wilson Eric Wilson Keely Wright Stephanie Young Sophomores 19 Dennis Abram Heather Adcock Eric Alfman Kevin Aliff Jeff Anderson Angie Barr Lisa Barrick Shana Bates Rodney Bennett Kelly Boggs Christine Bogle Josh Boring Sandy Boyer Margaret Bradford Brian Brady Randy Brewer Doug Brim Bobb Brown 20 Juniors Steven Chafin Sherry Chestnut Jack Chevalier Janice Clark Brian Clippinger Julie Clouse John Clum Danyel Coble Todd Collins Dave Conrad Tracy Conrad Carole Cooperrider Debbie Cotterman Janel Cotterman Jim Crabtree Sabrina Cupp Melissa Daley Stan Daugherty Juniors 21 Stefenie Foster Mike Gibbons Vicki Gordon Steve Green Jackie Grimm Scott Hamilton Shelley England Joe Eversole Doug Factor Kim Fisher Kim Forgrave I Tom Hammer Deanna Hankinson Lisa Harmon Becky Harris Debbie Harvey Janina Hedges Lori Helsel Damon Henry Bill Hoskinson Keenyn Hughs Jeremy Hupp Gary Hynus 22 Juniors Kevin Landis Susan Langwasser Tina Lavender Lisa Maines Tracy Manning Dennis Martie Rodney Maxwell Michael May Scott McCartney David McComb Amy McGaughey David McMahan Kevin Meger Lori Mertens Jody Mickey Teresa Mills Jeff Mitchell Amy Moore Sara Oberhauser Jay O'Hare Todd Orr Matt Ortman Bert Parmer Juniors 23 Line Remmert Lorain a Renfro Matt Rice Chris Ridenour Greg Riffle Brian Rittinger Chris Roberts Jim Robinson Kelly Robison Lisa Ruda John Russell Sandy Russell Kristen Sagan Randy Sands Rick Schmus Lori Scott Kim Seibert Nicole Shook 24 Juniors Bret Snider Jim Snider Lisa Snider Christine Sode Jill Stiekdom Patsy Swingly Mike Taylor Robin Thomas Jerry Tumes Mark Tyo Jennifer Vanmeter Lynn Vansickle Jody Verkest Jodi Vermillion Kelly Waters Christopher West Jeff Whitehouse Shane Williams Angie Wilson Jackie Wilson Troy Winegardner Damon Wren Jetta Yarger Kendall Yost TAMARA ANDERSON — Rushville Art Club 3; Band 1; Drama Club 1; Statistician 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2. JULIA ALAYNE ANSPACH — Thom ville Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4 JAMES MITCHELL BAILEY — Thorn ville Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; MAJVS 3,4 SCOTT EDWIN BAILEY — Mt. Perry (Westland High School 1) FFA 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. JEFF BAIRD —Thomville Basketball 1, 2; FFA 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, 4. KELLY LYN BAKER - Roseville FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Office Helper 3; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4. BENTE BAKKE — Thomville (Exchange Student From Norway) Art Club 4; Chorale 4; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 4; Thespian Society 4. CYNTHIA LOUISE BARRICK — Glenford Band 1; Cheerleader 2; Statistician 3. S E N I O R S '8 7 26 Seniors TERESA LYNN BATESON — Thom ville (Crooksville High School 1, 2) Chorus 1; FHA 1; OEA 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. JOSEPH SIGMUND BATHALTER — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 4. BRIAN J. BOCGS — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. 4 ELIZABETH ANN BORING — Thomville Chorale 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 4; Musical 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Presiden- tial Classroom 3; Girls Ensemble 3. TERESA ANN BOWEN — Glenford Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Statistician 1,2. MIKE BROWN — Glenford FFA 4. JEFFERY CRAIG CANADAY — Thomville Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN J. CARPENTER -Thomville Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1,4. SHERRI RENEE CHAPMAN — Thomville Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Statisti- cian 3. SANDRA BETH CLIPP1NGER — Brownsville Art Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1. JENNIFER HELEN CLOUSE — Somerset Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; NHS 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. TRICIA DAWN CLUM — Thomville NHS 4; OEA 3, 4 Seniors 27 GARY COBLE — Somerset Office Helper 3, 4; Work Study 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3. MARK COLUNS — Somerset • Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. TINA CONRAD — Somerset FDNA 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; OEA 3, 4, President 4. SALLY ANN COOPERRIDER — Thomville Gymnastics 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3. 4 REBECCA ANN CORNELL — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps L 2, 4, Cap- tain 4; Scholarship Team 2, 4; Rifle Corps 3, Captain 3; Yearbook 3, 4. ALAN L. COTTERMAN — ThomvUle Chorale 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Boys Ensemble 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN CROSSAN — Somerset Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Watergirl 3, 4; Office Helper 3, 4; Softball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. ELLEN MARIE CUMMINGS — Glenford Basketball 1, 2; Chorale 1, 2. TINA CUNNINGHAM - Mt. Perry Cheerleader 3; OEA 3, 4. KYLE DANISON — Somerset Chorus 3; Football 1. LORI ANN DANKO — Glenford Cheerleader 2; Statistician 3; Soft- ball 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Art Club 3; Student Council 2.3. DEE DAVISSON — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Chorale 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Gymnastics 1; Librarian 4; Pep Band 3; Softball 2. 3; Student Council 1; Volleyball 1, 2. 28 Seniors CHERYL DENNIS — Thomville Art Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL DUDGEON — Glenford Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL D. EDWARDS — Somerset Chorale 4; Chorus 3. 4; Boys Ensem- ble 3, 4. KIM EVANS — Somerset Flag Corps 1, 2; Homecoming Atten- dant 3. MISSY FLEER — Somerset Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Softball 3, 4; Track 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. ERIC FORGRAVE — Somerset Chorus 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4. MIKE GIBBS — Somerset Track 2, 3. DON GIBSON — Glenford FFA 1,2, 3,4. DAVID GRANT — Glenford FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 3, 4. TRACY HALE — Thomville Art Club 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; FDNA 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1. TROY LEE HALE Thomville Chorale 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Wrestling 3. KATRINA RENEE HARLAN — Thomville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Statistician 2, 3, 4. Seniors 29 CHARLIE HARRIS — Thomville FFA 3, 4; Football Manager 3. LISA RANEE HARRIS — Roseville Band 1, 2, 4; jazz Band 2; Pep Band 2; All-County Band 2. TERRY LYNN HARRIS — Rushville Basketball 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Scholar ship Team 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4. JULIE A. HARVEY — Somerset (Warren High School 1, 2) Band 1; Basketball L 2; Chorus 1, 2; Softball L 2, 3, 4; Statistician 3; Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4. CARLA JO HATMAKER — Thomville Chorale I, 2; FHA L 3; OEA 3, 4. JENNIFER LYNN HELSER — Glen ford OEA 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. JERRY T. HENERY - Somerset Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3. JEFFREY W. HIGHTSHOE, JR — Rushville FTA 3; Football 1; Quiz Team 4. JASON E. HINKLE — Glenford Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2,4. MICHAEL ANN HITCHENS — Somerset Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1; Equestrian 3; Librarian 3, 4; Play 2. CHERAE HOWARD — Somerset Basketball 1; Chorale 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3.4. CONSTANCE MARIE HUFFMAN — Somerset Band 1. 2, 3, 4; FDNA 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 30 Seniors i MATT HUPP —Glen ford Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4; Musical 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMIE LYNNE HYNUS — Somerset Art Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, A. Student Council 1. ANGELA DAWN INGOLD — Thomville Art Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Gymnastics 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Student Council 1, 2; Track L 4; Yearbook 4. AARON STEVEN JOHNSON — Thomville Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf L 2, 3,4 AMY K. JOL1N — Somerset Chorale 3; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls' State 3; NHS 3, 4; Play 1, 2. 3. 4; Flae Corps 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Thes- pian Anxiety 2, 3, 4. MATTHEW E. KEISTER — Thomville (Lakewood High School 1, 2) Track 3,4. BLAIR A. KOSS — Mt. Perry Band 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. KEVIN ALLAN KRUMLAUF — Thomville Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4. DARLA JEAN KYLE — Thomville Librarian 1, 2,3; OEA 3,4. JON LANDERMAN — Somerset Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Librarian 4 BARRY C.LATSHAW JR. — Thomville Librarian 4 CASS1E LEAVITT — Thomville Chorus 2; Equestrian 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Librarian 3. Seniors 31 USA ANN MALHERBE — Glenford Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; EDNA 2. 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Play 4; Qui Team 2. 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; OM Team 1,2, 3, 4 SUE ELLEN MAXWELL — Mt. Perry Chorale 1; Chorus 3; FHA 2. LORI ANN McCAFFERTY — Thomville Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2. FHA 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH METZGER, JR. — Somerset FFA 1, 2; MAJVS 3, 4. MOLLY ANN MILLER — Thomville Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Queen 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2, 4; Track 1,2, Volleyball 1,2, 3. 4 H. LEE MOBLEY — Thomville Industrial Arts Club 2. CRAIG F. MORNINGSTAR — Thomville VANESSA DAWN MUNCY — Thomville Chorale 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; T rack 1. MARGARET ANN NOLL — Somerset Art Club 2, 3. 4; Band 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; Gymnastics 1. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3. SCOTT ALAN ORTMAN — Thomville Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Boys Basketball Manager 4. CAMILLE MELINDA PARRETT — Thomville Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3; Work-Study Program 4. ANDY M PATTERSON — Somerset Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Track 2 32 Seniors NANCY LYNN PHILLIPS — Glenford Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1; FDNA 2, 3; Equestrian 4; librarian 1, 2. BRENDA MARLENE QUINN — Somerset FHA 12 3 4 JUDY ELAINE RATLIFF — Mt. Perry FHA 3; Junior High Office Helper 3; Track 1.2, 3, 4 JENNIFER RAYBURN — Somerset Band 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Statisti- cian 1, 2; OEA 3, 4, Secretary 3. CATHERINE MARIE REINHART — Thom ville Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 1, 2, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Thespian Society 2,3,4. JANETTE ELIZABETH RHODES — Thom ville Chorus 1; FDNA 1, 2, 3. 4; Librarian 1; OEA 3, 4. GEORGIA RICHARD — Mt. Perry Chorus 3; FDNA 2, 3; Equestrian 3; FHA 3. LISA A. RIDENOUR — Thomville Basketball 1; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 4; FDNA 1, Girls' State 3; NHS 3, 4; Play 4; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Presidential Classroom 3; Girls Ensemble 1, 2. RONA KRISTINE ROFFEY -Thomville Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1; Class Officer 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; Scholarship Team 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Cafeteria Cashier 3. TAMMY RUSSELL - Glenford MAJVS 3.4 HEATHER LYNETTE SAGAN — Thomville Art Club 2. 3. 4; Band 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; NHS 3. 4; Scholarship Team 2; Student Council 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1.2. 3.4. april Satterfield — Somerset Office Helper 4, OEA 3, 4, Treasurer 3,4 Seniors 33 DEBRA SAUM — Thomville Chorus 1, 2; OH A 3, 4. USA MARIE SCANLAN — Glenford Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 3; FH A 1. MEI.INDA SUE SCHMELTZER -Somerset Band 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; Ma jorette 1. 2. 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 3; Softball 2. 3. MELISSA ANN SCHMELTZER — Somerset Majorette 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 3, 4; Softball 1, 2,3; Year- book 4; Mock Trial 4. JACKIE SCOTT — Thornville (Gahanna Lincoln High School 1, 2. 3). JAMIE LYNN SCOTT — Somerset Flag Corps 1; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3, 4. BERENA SUE SEIFERT — Somerset Chorus 2; Drama Club 3; Librarian 4; OEA 3, 4. TIM SEVERANCE — Somerset I T A 1.3,4. THOMAS RICHARD SHAFER — Glenford Basketball 1; FFA 1,2. 3, 4. MARTHA JOANNE SHEPPARD — Thomville (Philo High School 1, 2) Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1; Flag Corps 4; Soft- ball 1; Teacher's Aide 3, 4. CHARLES MICHAEL SHORT — Thomville FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. TODD SHRINER — Thomville Chorus 3, 4; Football 1. 34 Seniors BRIAN DOYLE SMART — Clenford Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross Coun try 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3; NHS 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 2; Presidential Classroom JOHN BRADY SMITH — Mt. Perry FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3,4. KATHRYN JOANN SMITH — Somerset OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 2. WENDY SMITH — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3. 4; FDNA 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 1. TINA MARIE STERNER — Somerset Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician 2. MICHAEL HARRIS STEVENS — Thom ville Boys' State 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. TIM STROHL — Thomville CHARLOTTE B THOMPSON — Clenford Band 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Pep Band 2. ANITA LYNN TOLIVER — Thomville Art Club 2, 3,4. TERESA TOM — Clenford FHA 1,2. SUSAN VARNER — Thomville (Utica High School 1, 2. 3) Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1. ROdIN VERKEST — Thomville Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; FDNA 2. Seniors 35 JAMES R WATKINS — Glenford FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Foolball 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1. JASON CHEYENNE WELLS — Thomville FFA 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Track 2. MATTHEW BRIAN WHITE — Thomville Baseball 1; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, JULIE ADELE WILSON — Somerset Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Junior High Office Helper 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Statistician 4; Track 2; Volleyball 1; Cashier 3. SAMUEL RICHARD WOMELDORF — Somerset Drama Club 1. SIMON MARK WREN — Rushville Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3,4. KURT THOMAS WRIGHT — Somerset Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Football 1; Golf 2, 3, 4,; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Yearbook 4. JEFFREY ALAN YONTZ — Thomport Basketball Manager 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2; Play 1, 2. 4 SENIORS NOT SHOWN IN PORTRAITS: Michael Blakeman Kerri Brown John Cooperider Todd Deaver John Elliott Kelvin Hoover Robert Huber Teresa Kissick Kenneth Knight Andy Loudner Danielle Mangold Michelle Measley James Ogilbee Richard Schmus Steve Shafer Kelly Shahan Marlayna Staggers Viliamu Tupuola Doug Wood Martha Ziehlke CLASS FLOWER — Sweetheart Rose CLASS COLORS — Crimson and Silver CLASS SONG — Go With a Song in Your Heart 36 Seniors CLASS MOTTO — “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION: Front Row: Mr. Rodney Spohn, Local Superintendent; Mrs. Margaret VanBalen, Vice- President of the Board; Mr. Charles Boring, President of the Board; and Mrs. Sylvia Harlan, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board. Row 2: Mr. Richard Fisher, County Superinten- dent; Mr. Tom Wright, Board Member; Mr. Tom Hill, Board Member; Mr. Robert Lynn, Board Member; and Mr. Larry Remmert, Administrative Assistant. Sheridan Faculty excels AL ABRAMS Vocal Music RICHARD BANFIELD industrial Arts JAMES BECHLEY Industrial Arts MIKE BIRO Accounting, Typing DAVID CATTRAN Government, Sociology, Psychology CAROLCLARK Librarian, Quiz Team Adviser RANDYCLARK Social Studies, Driver Education JOHN COLEMAN Business Math, Business Law, General Business PAUL CULVER Physical Education BARRY DETWILER Athletic Director GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education, Health PATRICK FUNK Chemistry, Physics 38 Faculty STEVE JOHNSON, Principal KAREN GLADE English 12, Advanced English 10 STEVE GLADE OWA HARVEY GRIFFIN Athletic Trainer at Sheridan from Ohio University Graduate School ELIZABETH HANSON Latin II, Prom Adviser 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 MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Yearbook Adviser MARGARET INNIS Algebra I, Geometry (August-February) JANET KOEHLER Senior BOE, Typing JANE KUNKLER Basic English 10, Arts and Crafts, Media Writing Faculty 39 DOUGLAS LATTIMER Life and General Sciences; Driver Education RUTH LATTIMER Special Education, LD LUCILLE LOVE Latin I DEB LUSETTI Reading I, II RICARDO LUSETTI Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Ski Club RANDY MASTERSON Vocational Agriculture, FFA Adviser diane McGregor English II, Audio-Visual rita McIntyre Art I, II, III; Art Club Adviser VIRGINIA MICK Home Economics, FHA Adviser RANDY MISKELL Advanced English 9,10 MARGARET MOHLER Algebra I, Geometry (March-May) RENEE REICHLEY Basic English 9, Dramatics, Acting Ensemble, Drama Club Adviser 40 Faculty CHARLENE ROBERTS Home Economics, FHA Adviser MIKE RUPE Biology, Life Science PEGGY SHRINER School Nurse KAREN STEEN Junior BOE, Typing II, Shorthand MICHAEL STILWELL Beginning and Advanced BASIC, Using the Computer ROBERT SZABO Jazz Ensemble, Band EDWARD TAYLOR Russian II LINDA TEETERS Physical Education III PHIL WAGNER Vocational Agriculture, FFA SHARON WEAVER Freshman Guidance Counselor GARY WHETHERHOLT World Today, Western Civilization, State and Local DOUG WILES Sociology, Psychology Faculty 41 OFFICE WORKERS: Front Row: Ms. Sue Hale, Secretary and Mrs. Doris Lat- timer. Secretary. Row 2: Becky Cornell, Teresa Mills, April Sat- terfield, Kim Fisher, Barb Crossan, and Keely Wright. LIBRARY AIDES: Sitting: Teresa Clippinger, Heidi Shumaker, Arica Mickey, Dee Davisson, Danyel Coble, and Mickie Hitchens. Standing: Sabrina Cupp, Cathyjo Ander- son, Karen Petty, Jennifer Pettit, Cheyenne Wells, Rhonda Tittle, Mike Emmert, Berena Seifert, Barry Latshaw, Tina Conrad, Glenn Huber, Marjorie Latshaw, and Tim Bitler. COOKS: Virginia Bare, June Foster, Kathy Tumes, and Lois Lyle. DORIS LATTIMER Secretary SUE HALE Secretary KIM BARNHART Truant Officer MARGARET SNYDER Library Aide 42 Staff CAFETERIA CASHIERS: Roberta Schill- ing, Robin Verkest, Mrs. Virginia Bare, Amy Hanna, Ken Braden, Dee Davisson, Bobbi Kinser, Amy Clippinger, and Lisa Scanlan. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Glenn Huber, Gary Coble, Roy Whited, Steve Ode, Delbert Moorehead, and Robert Smith. BUS DRIVERS: Front Row: Helen Mahan, Mary Smith, Manetha Lyle, Wilma O'Ryan, and Anabelle Currence. Row 2: Janet Probasco, Mary Wilson, Terri Antle, Karen Landerman, Carol Wilson, Jean- nie Skinner, Donna Webb, Phyllis West, and Nellie Sharp. DON FACTOR Maintenance CARL FOSTER Custodian ROBERT DAUGHERTY Custodian SYLVIA BAKER Custodian Staff 43 MAJ VS Posing with friends at MAJVS is Rod Ben- Hoping to literally make the world nett with Bryan Rush and Jon Dudly (Philo), beautiful, junior Carole Cooperrider prac- Bryan Harper (Crooksville), (Rod), and tices on friend Shellie Dalrymple Butch Holski (Maysville). (Crooksville). Andy Pugh — Auto Mechanics JUNIOR MAJVS STUDENTS: Front Row: Larry Short, Buddy Boring, Rod Bennett, Jon Clum, Tom Kopis, Andy Pugh, Shane Williams, and Todd Orr. Row 2: Carole Cooperrider, Mike Taylor, and Jeff Whitehouse. Tammy Russell — Printing 44 MAJVS Todd Orr — Agricultural Mechanics Buddy Boring — Data Mechanics John Clum — Auto Mechanics SENIOR MAJVS STUDENTS: Bill Metzger, Marlayna Staggers, and Willie Tupuola MAJVS MAJVS 45 Matt Hupp as Orin, the girl friend beating, chauvanistic dentist, poses with Crystal (Beth Jolin), Chiffon (Beth Boring), Rhonda (Lisa Malherbe), and Ronnette (Catherine Reinhart). Brian Smart who portrays the Audrey II voice looks somberly on while Ray McMahan, one of the Audrey II manipulators, crawls out fora tonsil shot. CAST OF THE 12 ANGRY JURORS: ABOVE: Bente Bakke, Kelly Boggs, Deanna Hankinson, Lisa Malherbe, Vicki Kohls, and Lori Helsel. RIGHT: Catherine Reinhart, Beth Jolin, Michael Stevens, Amy Jolin, Beth Boring, and Lisa Ridenour. Twelve Angry Jurors 46 Play Musical Little Shop of Horrors LEFT: Overwhelmed with Mrs. Mushnic's (Lori Helsel) decision to adopt him, Seymour (Michael Stevens) takes his new mommie for a swing. BELOW: Stage crew is Chris West, Steve Kelley (Class of 1986), and Blair Koss. UPPORTINC CAST FROM LITTLE HOP OF HORRORS : Front Row: Kelly 3ggs and Deanna Hankinson. Row 2: Jen- ifer Starr, Betsy Roberts, Sheri Ortman keyboard accompanist), Vicki Kohls, eorge Crist, and Brian Runkel. I can't leave Orin; I get all my dental work done free! (Michael Stevens as Seymour and Amy Jolin as Audrey) Proud of his evil, deadly deeds, Audrey II smiles for the camera. (I can't believe he ate the whole thing!) Musical 47 Awards Night was held in the high school gymnasium on Thursday, May 21, 1987. The invocation was given by Mr. Martin Imbroscio, and Principal Steve Johnson presented pins to students who had been on the honor roll evety time during the school year. Mr. Imbroscio presented yearbook awards to Missi bchmeltzer, Becky Cornell, Julie Campbell, Angie Ingold, and Kurt Wright. Artist of the Year award went to Peg Noll and was presented by freshman Julie Emmert. Odyssey of the Mind recognition was given by coach Sheila Myracle to Lisa Ridenour, (Jhris Roberts, Lisa Malherbe, Ty Ramsey, Lynn VanSickle, Damon Wren, and Beth Jolin. Awards of Distinction for vocational courses went to Jennifer Rayburn for BOE; Mark Collins for FFA; and Kelly Baker for FHA. The Leadership Award went to Student Council Presi- dent Kevin Krumlauf. I Dare You Awards went to Sarah Oberhauser and Jay O'Hare, and Ohio Academic Scholarship was awarded to Lisa Ridenour. Kevin Krumlauf also received the Wylie Benton Tussing Memorial Award. Jerry Henery received a scholarship to DeViy Institute, and Lisa Malherbe received one from I.A M. Mr. Andy Hite presented Ohio University American Histoiy Awards to Jeff Baird and Lisa Ridenour; American Legion Test Awards went to Doug Factor, Jeff Baird, Sheryl Eickelberger, and Matt Rice, and Boys' and Girls' State recognition for the summer of 1987 went to Jay O'Hare, Matt Ortman, Sheryl Eickelberger, Sarah Oberhauser, and Nicci Skinner. OWA Awards were presented by Mr. Steve Glade to Kevin Sims and Delbert Moorehead. The Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award presented by Mr. Edward Taylor went to Lisa Ridenour. Quiz Team members Lisa Malherbe, Lisa Ridenour, Jeff Hightshoe, Missy Daley, Lori Helsel, Lynn VanSickle, Chris Roberts, Todd Black, and Matt Morris were recognized by Mrs. _arol Clark. Mr. Eric Riffle, coach of the mock trial team, recognized Amy Jolin, Lisa Malherbe, Terry Harris, Katie Harlan, Julie Anspach, Heather bagan, Missi Schmeltzer, and Rona Rof- fey. Participants in the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, held in Washington, D.C., were Julie Campbell, Kim Forgrave, Vicki Kohls, Sarah Oberhauser, Chris Roberts, and Beth John. During the break the Jazz Band performed as guests viewed the Art and Industrial Arts Clubs' displays. At the conclusion of the program, scholarship tests results were announced ana the team members were honored. ABOVE: Exchange student Bente Bakke shares a little of her home country's (Norway) culture at the FHA banquet. BELOW: Receiving the Leadership award from Mr. johnson is Kevin Krumlauf who also received the Wylie B. Tussing Award. LEFT: Art Club president Julie Emmert and Mrs. McIntyre present Peg Noll with the Ar- tist of the Year Award. ABOVE: Explaining the qualifications tor the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award is one of her biggest fans Mr. Taylor. Participants of the 1987 Mock Trial: Katie Harlan, Lisa Malherbe, Terry Harris, Missi Schmeltzer, Amy Jolin, and Heather Sagan listen to Mr. Riffle's words of wisdom. 48 Awards Night Most Active senior member BOE Award Most active junior BOE member Jody Ver- winner Wendy Smith stands with Mrs. million is pictured with Mrs. Steen. Koehler. I LEFT: SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD RECIPIENTS: Lesli Goldsberry, Mark Collins, and Rona Roffey. ABOVE: Freshman-Sophomore Scholar Athlete Award winner: Gary Bozigar. LEFT: Displaying her John Phillip Sousa Award is Lisa Harris with Mr. Szabo. ABOVE: Mr. Wagner presents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Forgrave witn a plaque honoring them for their support over the years of their 5 sons who were all in FFA. Eric is the youngest and last one to complete the program. LEFT: Showing off their first place trophies gained at the Newark Industrial Arts show are David Crock and Dennis Martie. ABOVE: Handing out the OWA awards to Kevin Simms and Delbert Morehead is Mr. Glade. Accepting a certificate from Mr. Hite for excellence on the Americanism Test are Lisa Ridenour and Jeff Baird. Awards Night 49 PROM BELOW: Former Sheridan students Brian Cooperrider, Jamey Wells, and Kevin Wagner, all Class of 1986, find it difficult to RIGHT: Dedicated juniors spend many after skip this year's prom. school hours preparing for the prom. ABOVE: Looking dapper in his tux sophomore Kelly Wagner seems to be enjoying himself. ABOVE RIGHT: Posing with their dates are Matt Hupp and Darla Cannon. Eric Forgrave and Shelli Morris, and Mark Collins and Misty Hupp. FAR RIGHT: Here John Russell poses with Sandy Russell one of the many girls with whom he had the pleasure of being photographed. RIGHT: First time advisers Mrs. Hupp and Mrs. Hanson give 100% to make a memorable prom. 50 Prom The SHS gymnasium was transformed into New York, New York for the 1987 prom. Once again Evy Hammond catered the meal of lasagna, Vienna bread, salad, iced tea, fruit punch, brownie and spumoni ice cream, resembling a Mama Leone's menu. The ceil- ing was draped with black plastic with dangling stars and the walls were accented by white lights to give a realistic impression of the Big Apple. Following dancing to the sounds of a D.J. with a light show the students attended a movie. Then later they returned to the school for breakfast. When the night was over a relieved bunch of juniors enjoyed their success. LEFT: Fundamental in rigging up the ceil- ing, Mr. Don Factor's work was well ap- preciated. BELOW: Smiling for the camera is the picturesque couple Brenda Smith and Todd Collins. ABOVE: Enjoying each other's company on the dance floor are Heather Sagan and her date Scott Elsass from Bexley. LEFT: Sitting out a fast song are Lesli Goldsberry and Kurt Wright, senior Julie Wilson, Jason Lewis (New Lexington) and Mindy Schmeltzer. PROM Prom 51 GRADUATION Lisa Malherbe — Valedictorian Lisa Ridenour — Valedictorian 52 Graduation Tina Sterner — Valedictorian ABOVE: After a long four years of hard work Kevin Krumlaut proudly accepts his diploma. ABOVE RIGHT: Relieved tnat she has finally graduated is Connie Huffman. RIGHT: Though they are glad that gradua- tion is over, many graduates are sad to see their friends go. BELOW: Led by Katie Harlan the graduating class of 198 moves their tassels to the left side. BOVE LEFT: Tina Cunningham descends the staee. ABOVE RIGHT: Graduates sine the rtable stage. ABOVE RIGHT: Graduates sing the song. BELOW: Senior Showcase by the gym- sium. BOTTOM LEFT: Mitch Bailey graduates from MAJVS. BOTTOM RIGHT: As the ceremonies begin, the class of 1987 enters the arena'' to say farewell to their alma mater. For the first time in Sheridan'� 27 years, graduation exercises were held outside on the football field Commencement took place Sunday, May 31st, at 7 00 PM The graduating class of 1987 had 144 members Mr. Robert Szabo directed the Prelude and Processional played by the Shendan High School Band. The Invocation and Baccalaureate Address were given by Rev. Mark Burden of the Somerset United Methodist Church Lisa Malherbe. Lisa Ridenour, and Tina Sterner each gave a Valedictorian Address that was followed by the seniors singing the class song. Go With A Song In Your Heart. The class song was led by Chorus Director Mr A1 Abrams. Superintendent Rod Spohn presented the Valedictorian Awards, after which the class again rose to sing the Shendan Alma Mater The presentation of the Class of 1987 was by Pnncipal Steve Johnson, and the diplomas were handed out by Mr. Charles Boring, President of the Board of Education, who was assisted by board members Tom Hill and Tom Wright Mr.Charles M Perry of the Mid East Ohio Vocational Board of Education, presented certificates to the voca- tional 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 Recessional was played by the Sheridan High School Band as the Class of 1987 filed off the field Graduation 53 Winners in the Design Big Red Contest are Robin Thomas, Sher- man Carpenter, and Sandy Clip- pinger. Since the old costume has seen its better days, a new outfit was needed, so on with the new. Striking a rhythmical beat during half time of the homecoming foot- ball game is percussionist Tracy Manning. ART CLUB: Front Row: Angie Ingold, Peg Noll, Julie Emmert, and Heather Sagan. Row 2: Keely Wright, Cheryl Dennis, Shelly Seibert, Anita Tolliver, Robin Thomas, Damon Wren, Katie Harlan, Colleen Holstein, Kim Wilson, and Kendall Yost. Row 3 Shelby Brandon, Angie Wilson, Erin Estep, Ty Ramsey, Bente Bakke, Chris Harris, Sarah Oberhauser, Andy Wilson, Connie Dupler, Julie Campbell, and Mrs. Rita McIntyre, Adviser. BAND: Front Row: Ms. Sheila Myracle, Flag Corps Adviser and Mr. Robert Szabo, Director. Row 2: Matt Wilson, Shawn Henery, Lisa Harris, Blaine Kaffenberger, Chris Roberts, Katie Harlan, Tracy Man- ning, and Wendy Smith. Row 3: Becky Cornell. Row 4: Teresa Mills, Missi Schmeltzer, Beth Jolin, Jodi Vermillion, Kristen Sagan, Mindy Schmeltzer, Jennifer Patterson, Lisa Malherbe, Jamie Hynus, Jerry Tumes, and Jetta Yarger. Row 5: Amy Jolin and Shelly Morris. Row 6: Lynn VanSickle, Todd Black, Paula Stover, Lisa Mangold, Chris Riffle, Betsy Roberts, Connie Huff- man, Jackie Grimm, Jackie Wilson, Tonia Covey, Sonja Curry, and Deanna Hankinson. Row T. Chris Ridenour and Sheryl Eickelberger. Row 8: Beth Boring, Jeff Mitchell, Brian Rittinger, David York, Kelby Householder, Holly Stevens, Sheri Ortman, Krystal Rainer, Christy Smith, Cyntnia Bender, and Holly France. Row 9: Martie Sheppard and Lori Sturgeon. Row 10: Catherine Reinhart, Doug Purkey, Matt Morris, Beth Hankinson, Bill Hoskinson, Tim Rickey, Gretchen Paeltz, Rena Shaffer, Angela For- sythe, Jennifer Denton, Jodi Whitmer, and Penny Frame. 54 Art Club Band CHORALE: Front Row: Angie Barr, Brian Smart, Matt Hupp, and Lisa Scanlan. Row 2: Bobbi Patter- son, Sandy Boyer, Lisa Harmon, Sue Maxwell, Lisa Maines, Stefenie Foster, Debbie Silsley, Robin Verkest, Lori McCafferty, Kim Seibert, Nicri Skinner, and Julie Campbell. Row 3: Alan Cotterman, Dave Conrad, Kevin Landis, and Bente Bakke. Row 4: Mike Wright, Gary Sigler, Ed Sickles, Mickie - Hitchens, Janel Cotterman, Debbie Cotterman, and Jetta Yarger. Row 5: Troy Hale, Mike Edwards, Cherae Howard, Danielle Mangold, and Lynn VanSickle. JUNIOR BOE: Seated: Amy McGaughey, Patsy Swingley, Sabrina Cupp, Janina Hedges, Jodi Vermillion, Lori Scott, Jennifer VanMeter, and Deb Harvey. Stand- ing: Mrs. Karen Steen, Janice Clark, Shelly England, Becky Phipps, Sherry Chestnut, Traci Manning, Traci Conrad, Debbi Reed, Lisa Snider, Sandy Russell, Jill Stickdom, Loraina Renfro, and Becky Harris. SENIOR BOE: Seated: Triria Clum, Teresa Bateson, Tina Con- rad, Janette Rhodes, April Satter- field, Wendy Smith, and Kathy Smith. Standing: Mrs. Janet Koehler, Tina Cunningham, Jamie Hynus, Jennifer Helser, Deb Saum, Teresa Kissick, Berena Seifert, Carla Hatmaker, Jennifer Rayburn, and Charlotte Thompson. Chorale BOE 55 FHA: Seated: Lisa Snider and Kelly Baker. Row 2: Mrs. Charlene Roberts, Sabrina Cupp, Cassie Leavitt, Nicole VanHoose, Jill Stickdorn, Frona Cunningham, Brenda Quinn, and Amy Hanna. FFA (11th-12th): Front Row: Stefenie Foster, Scott Bailey, Eric Forgrave, Mark Collins, Todd Col- lins, Steve Green, Jim Snider, and Jamie Watkins. Row 2: Tim Severance, Don Gibson, Mike Blakeman, Mike Short, Jeff Baird, Brian Reber, Brady Smith, and Peg Noll. Row 3: David Grant, Bert Parmer, Tom Shafer, Ron King, John Russell, Cheyenne Wells, Brian Clippinger, and Matt Ortman. FFA (9th-10th): Front Row: Blake Patrick, Craig Fink, Tim Bitler, Lloyd Thompson, Matt Wilson, Shane Satterfield, Chris Helser, and Chad Helser. Row 2: David Harris, Joe Bailey, Greg Gib- son, Jamie Lentz, Todd Boring, Bill Edgington, Brian Ortman, Doug Whited, Chris Severance, Steve Harr, Scott Gordon, and Doug Garey. Row 3: Eric Tom, Dave Whetherholt, Chris Wilson, Harlan Parrett, Joe West, Richie Boring, Bret Wilkins, Kelly Wagner, Bill Bever, Tim O'Ryan, Lee Shriner, Doug Whetherholt, Shannon Duval, Terry Cooperrider, and Scott Large. 56 FHA FFA DRAMA CLUB: Front Row: Michael Stevens, Beth Jolin, Beth Boring, Catherine Reinhart, Kelly Boggs, Ty Ramsey, and Damon Wren. Row 2: Bente Bakke, Blair Koss, Chris Roberts, Brian Rit- tinger, and Jeff Yontz. Row 3: Betsy Roberts, Deanna Hankinson, Lori Mertens, Sandy Russell, Lisa Malherbe, Jennifer Starr, and Lori Gutridge. FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES ASSOCIATION: Front Row: Amy Clippinger, Janette Rhodes, Connie Huffman, Lisa Malherbe, Tina Conrad, and Shelli Morris. Row 2: Deandra Detwiler, Keely Wright, Brenda Smith, Stephanie Young, Molly Garey, and Wendy Smith. Row 3: Kelly Allison, Lesli Goldsberry, Tonia Covey, Todd Boring, Darla Cannon, and Lori Sturgeon. Row 4: Cynthia Bender, Sarah Oberhauser, Erin Estep, Joe Cunningham, and Ron Blankenship. Reviewing one of the many plays for Children's Theatre and student competition are Adviser Mrs. Renee Reichley and Deanna Hankinson. School Nurse Peggy Shriner in- forms sophomores Tonia Covey and Cynthia Bender of the many rewards in the field of medicine. Mrs. Shriner is the adviser for the FDNA Club. Drama Club FDNA 57 Teaching Paul Cunningham the “tricks of the trade is a very helpful Mr. Richard Banfield. Mr. Banfield is adviser for the In- dustrial Arts Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: Front Row: Joe Bathalter, Paul Dudgeon, Randy Brewer, Brady Smith, Tom Hammer, Brian Boggs, and Simon Wren. Row 2: Carolyn Hanley, Travis Hagans, Todd Herman, Kevin Webb, Eric Alfman, Bob Knisley, Joel Elliott, and Kevin Aliff. Row 3: Andy Hamilton, Gary Chapman, Brian Parmer, Pat Crandell, Doug Whetherholt, Matt Hupp, Ken Knight, Jamie Watkins, and Mike Sims. Drilling their active brains are quiz team members Matt Morris, Chris Roberts, Lynn VanSickle, and Lori Helsel as adviser Mrs. Carol Clark looks on. QUIZ TEAM: Front Row: Lisa Malherbe, Beth Boring, Catherine Reinhart, Beth John, and Damon Wren. Row 2: Lisa Maines, Lori 58 Industrial Arts Club Quiz Team Mertens, Lori Helsel, Todd Black, Matt Morris, Jeff Hightshoe, Vicki Kohls, Lynn VanSickle, Melissa Daley, and Chris Roberts. OM Team Newspaper 59 ODYSSEY OF THE MIND TEAM: Front Row: Lisa Malherbe and Beth Jolin. Row 2: Lynn VanSickle, Damon Wren, Chris Roberts Ty Ramsey, and Lisa Ridenour. Ms. Sheila Myracle was their adviser. OM Team members prepare for the upcoming world competition held in Michigan. At this event, they placed 12th. Nancy Phillips, Lisa Ruda and Mrs. Jane Kunkler, adviser. On teachers work day, May 30, Mrs. Kunkler finishes next school year's budget for The General Idea. NEWSPAPER STAFF: Seated: Cassie Leavitt. Standing: Stephenie Foster, Kelly Boggs, During honor society induction ceremony, Kelly Baker has newly tapped member Sarah Oberhauser sign the register. Mr. Alan King served as adviser for NHS. SKI CLUB; Front Row: Bobbi Patterson, Catherine Reinhart, and Sandy Boyer. Row 2: Lisa Malherbe, Beth Jolin, Bente Bakke, Sheryl Eickelberger, Molly Miller, and Jodi Whitmer. Row 3: Michael Stevens, Simon Wren, Andy Har- ris, Damon Wren, Brian Rittinger, Chris Roberts, Ty Ramsey, and Bill Aldag. NHS OLD MEMBERS: Front Row: Terry Harris, Kelly Baker, Missy Fleer, Katie Harlan, and Jamie Scott. Row 2: Heather Sagan, Lisa Malherbe, Missi Schmeltzer, and Mindy Schmeltzer. Row 3: Mark Collins, Beth Boring, Catherine Reinhart, Sally Cooperrider, and Tina Sterner. Row 4: Rona Roffey, Julie Anspach, and Kurt Wright. NHS NEW MEMBERS: Front Row: Jeff Anderson, Doug Factor, Sarah Oberhauser, Kevin Krumlauf, Jay O'Hare, and Todd Collins. Row 2: Lisa Maines, Kim Forgrave, Chris Roberts, Tricia Clum, Beth Jolin, and Kristen Sagan. Row 3: Amy Moore, Chris Ridenour, Vicki Kohls, Heather Adcock, and Angie Barr. Row 4: Line Remmert, Brian Smart, Sandy Clippinger, and Jackie Grimm. Row 5: Jenny Clouse, Julie Camp- bell, and Lynn VanSickle. 60 NHS Ski Club YEARBOOK STAFF: Ad- viser Mr. Martin Imbroscio, Missi Schmeltzer, Julie Campbell, Kurt Wright, Angie Ingold, and Becky Cornell. Staff members toiled many hours until June 16th to com- plete this 27th edition of the 1987 Sentinel. Staffers and adviser were forced to work in the library which was the temporary office of the principal while the asbestos removal crew sealed off the high school building in preparation for their task. Removal was scheduled for June 3rd, but began instead on June 15th. Working late into the summer on the 1987 Sentinel, Becky Cornell and Miss Schmeltzer finish up the senior section. Becky worked on computerizing the index for this edition, and Missi, with 100% staff attendance, worked on and was trouble shooter for all sections of the book. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Julie Anspach, Kevin Krumlauf, Jenny Clouse, and Mark Collins. Row 2: Andy Patterson, Nicci Skinner, Kelly Robison, Peg Noll, Sandy Boyer, Angie Barr, Kristen Sagan, Julie Emmert, Tina VanSickle, and Blair Crossan. Row 3: Lori Potts, Staci Patterson, Shel- ly Seibert, Kelly Allison, Beth John, Andy Hamilton, Jay O'Hare, Troy Dupler, Jason Sturgeon, Molly Miller, Jennifer Baird, Lesli Goldsberry, Rita Henery, Deandra Detwiler, and adviser Mr. Steve Johnson. Yearbook Student Council 61 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: Scott Bailey, Cheyenne Wells, Andy Patter- son, Jeff Canaday, Matt Hupp, David Grant, Mark Collins, Steve Carpenter, and Eric Forgrave. Row 2: Dennis Abram, Jim Robinson, Kevin Meger, loanee Dupler, Greg Smith, John Russell, Jeremy Hupp, Jay O'Hare, and Line Remmert. Row 3: Blair Crossan, Chris Sagan, Ike Hynus, Todd Collins, Brett Snider, Doug Factor, Jeff Anderson, and Bert Parmer. Row 4: Kirk Trowbridge, Andy Harris, Joe Bailey, Bill Bever, Jamie Lentz, Jacob Hill, Tim O'Ryan, and Drew Ingold. Row 5: Eric Ramey, Greg Gib- son, Joel Allen, Ken Braden, Sherm Carpenter, Scott Newcomb, Jim Lewis, and Scott Tittle. Row 6: Coaches Doug Wiles, John Coleman, Head Coach Paul Culver, Larry Davis, Vic Leavitt, Trainer Harvey Griffin, Manager Tom Hammer, and Gregg Forsythe. Setting the precedent with 10-0 in the MVL, we acquire many honors Scott Bailey: Lineman of the Year (1st Team Offen- sive and Defensive), Coach Paul Culver — Coach of the Year, Kevin Meger —■ Back of the Year (1st Team Offensive and Defensive) — Photo to right. Other 1st Team honors went to Mark Collins, (Of- fensive and Defensive), Jeff Canaday (Defensive), John Russell, Greg Smith, Jim Robinson (Offen- sive). 2nd Team honors went to Jeff Canaday, An- dy Patterson (Offensive); John Russell, Matt Hupp (Defensive). 3rd Team honors went to Andy Pat- terson, Greg Smith, Cheyenne Wells (Defensive); Line Remmert, Matt Hupp (Offensive). FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Front Row: Brian Ortman, Steve Toth, Jason Sturgeon, John Loughman, Tony Taylor, Gary Bozigar, Jason Conrad, David Snider, and Terry Cunningham. Row 2: Doug Garey, Darin Brown, Luther Hill, Troy Dupler, Mark Ramey, Adam White, and John Borland. Row 3: Joe Clouse, Eric Emmert, Shawn Hatem, Doug Whetherholt, Tim Warner, and Rick Blevins. Row 4: Coaches Kenny Ballantine, and Larry Davis. (Freshman Record: 2-4-1) 62 Football ABOVE: Weasling his way out of trouble senior Andy Patterson evades a faltering Crooksville. BELOW: During pre-game warm-ups Bert Parmer boots another one. ABOVE: Psyching up the crew before the Crooksville match-up is a rowdy Coach Wiles. BELOW: This guy must be eoofy thinking he can pull down on unstoppable Mark Collins. With touchdown written all over his face and a West Muskingum player dragging behind, Greg Smith strives for the goal line. Kevin Meger may have been the back of the year but the mother generals were certainly Backers' of the year. BELOW: CHEERLEADERS: Front Jen- nifer Rayburn. Row 2: Nicci Skinner, Vicki Hodgson, Lori Potts. Row 3: Keely Wright. (Ab- sent: Shelly Seibert) VARSITY FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 21 Fairfield Union......6 46 West Muskingum.......0 34 New Lexington........8 32 River View...........7 27 John Glenn..........12 16 Tri-Valley...........0 20 Philo...............14 14 Maysville...........10 38 Crooksville..........6 28 Morgan...............6 DIVISION III PLAY OFFS 0 Orville.............35 WON—10 LOST—1 MVL Record — 10 and 0 Football 63 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Missy Fleer, Julie Harvey, Terry Harris, Molly Miller, Heather Sagan, Julie Anspach, Angie Wilson, Angie Barr. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Jenny Fox, Steph Young, Rhonda Rodgers, Rita Henery, and Amy McGaughy. Row 2: Coach Bev Forsythe, Dee Detwiler, Kelly Robison, Lisa Barrick, Kelley Engle, Kelly Allison, Lesli Goldsberry, and Carolyn Hudak. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECORD Sheridan Opponent Sheridan Opponent Won Won Won Won . . West Muskingum Won Lost . . Cincinnati Seton Won Philo Lost Won Won Won Won Won Crooksville SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Won Tri-Valley Won Won Won Lost DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lost Won Won John Glenn Won Won REGIONAL Lost TOURNAMENT Won River View WON — 22 LOST — 5 Won Won MVL Record - 18 and 0 Coach of the Year Sue Harrison instructs her team with words of wisdom. ABOVE: MVP's: Defensive — Julie Anspach and Offensive — Terry Harris. BELOW: Leading an ag- gressive team witn a powerful spike is senior Terry Harris. 64 Volleyball r ? MB ABOVE: During Pre-game senior Julie Harvey practiced her winning serve. BELOW: Preparing for a low dig Heather Sagan dives for the ball. Reviewing her setting ability before an away game is senior Molly Miller. ABOVE: Hoping to send over a non- returnable ball Cheryl Dennis is backed up by Julie Anspach. RIGHT: In a match against River View, Julie Anspach goes for the kill. ABOVE: With excitement and relief on their faces the girls rejoice over an important vic- tory. RIGHT BELOW: Teammates rally as Julie Harvey returns a volley. VOLLEYBALL HONORS MVL Champions 18-0 (1st undefeated MVL Championship) Sectional Champions — 8 times District Champions — 6 times Regional Semi-Finals — 4 times Regional Finals — 2 times Julie Harvey— All MVL Honorable Mention. Missy Fleer — All MVL First Team. Julie Anspach — All MVL First Team, All District 12 First Team, All Ohio Honorable Mention. Terry Harris — All MVL First Team, All District 12 First Team, All Ohio First Team. Coach Sue Harrison — District 12 Coach of the Year. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Tiffany Bran- don, Lynette Stalter, Heather Brown, Susan Fulk, Monica Butler, Bradi McCance, and Gaby Mohler. Row 2: Manager Katrina Shonk, Shelley Russell, Rae- jean Jones, Jenny Yontz, Kendal Brown, and Coach Gary Swinehart. Volleyball 65 RIGHT: SENIORS: Front Row: Kurt Wright and Alan Cotterman. Row 2: Jeff Baird and Aaron Johnson. GOLF RECORD WON — 23 LOST — 23 MVL Record: 8 and 10 Sheridan placed 6th in MVL Meet. In Sectional play SHS placed 3rd. In- dividual low scores for the season were: Jeff Baird 39; Alan Cotterman 41; Aaron Johnson 37; Kurt Wright 37; Bryan Reber 44; Mike Emmert 46; Jim Thieken 50; Doug Carpenter 45; Troy Elick 49. Medalists were: Jeff Baird, Alan Cot- terman, Aaron Johnson, Kurt Wright. GOLF TEAM: Front Row: Bryan Reber, Doug Carpenter, Troy Elick, Jim Thieken, and Mike Emmert. Row 2: Coach Randy Miskell, Kurt Wright, Aaron Johnson, Alan Cotter- man, and Jeff Baird. 66 Golf LEFT: Attempting to get a good position on the green is MVP Aaron Johnson. BELOW: Junior Brian Reber prepares to send one sailing. ABOVE: Concentration and confidence are the elements that will determine Jeff Baird's putt will sink. 67 LEFT: Coach Miskell watches as Bryan Reber anticipates the ball in the hole. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row: Kathy Searles, Karen Petty, Peg Noll, Sarah Oberhauser, Kim Forgrave, and Jenny Masterson. Row 2: Coach Gary Whetherholt, Amy Moore, Melissa Daley, Katie Forgrave, Julie Clouse, and Heather Adcock Absent: Nicki Shook. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row: Jason Hinkle, Brian Smart, Paul Dudgeon, Damon Henry, and Greg Riffle. Row 2: Coach Gary Whetherholt, Chris Malherbe, Scott Davies, Chris Harris, and Tom Bartolomucci. ABOVE: SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY MEMBERS Front Row: Peg Noll. Row 2: Jason Hinkle, Bna: Smart, and Paul Dudgeon BELOW: GIRli CROSS COUNTRY Co-MVP's — Karen Petty anc Sarah Oberhauser. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY MVP: Briar Smart. 68 Cross Country Sheridan runners are off to a good start against Crooks ville. BELOW: On the final stretch Sarah Oberhauser prepares to pass two unsuspecting opponents. Thin clads Paul Dudgeon and Karen Petty prove their worth as they reach their destination. TOP: After giving Damon Hemy a surprise splash in the face Pee Noll pleads innocent. ABOVE: These girls are snowing off their cross country tun- ed legs. Setting the pace at the beginning are Sheridan's Chris Harris, Jason Hinkle, and Brian Smart. Almost to the finish line Tom Bartolomucci is determined to make a scoring finish. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY SHERIDAN OPPONENT 20 West Muskingum .... 39 23 New Lexington........32 40 River View...........19 28 John Glenn...........27 44 Tri-Valley...........17 33 Philo................23 32 Maysville............23 23 Crooksville..........33 27 Morgan...............29 4th MVL Meet INVITATION ALS 9th Amanda-Clearcreek 6th Licking Heights 7th Fairfield Union 2nd Buckeye Lake 6th Lancaster 15th District WON — 4 LOST — 5 4th MVL Final Standing GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 23 West Muskingum ... 36 15 New Lexington.......50 24 River View.........34 15 John Glenn..........50 31 Tri-Valley..........25 15 Philo...............50 24 Maysville...........33 15 Crooksville.........50 34 Morgan..............23 •denotes won by forfeit 1st MVLMeet INVITATIONALS 2nd Amanda-Clearcreek 4th Licking Heights 3rd Fairfield Union 1st Buckeye Lake 2nd Lancaster 2nd District WON —7 LOST —2 Tie 1st MVL Final Standing (Tri-Champs with Tri-Valley and Morgan) Cross Country 69 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Mike King, Jay O'Hare, Jon Landerman, Todd Collins, Kevin Kmmlauf, Doug Factor, and Bob Huber. Row 2: Angie Ingold, Jamie Hynus, Heather Sagan, Molly Miller, Robin Thomas, and Mindy Schmeltzer. Row 3: Coach Doug Hill, Mark Collins, Matt Rice, Lance Dupler, Ron King, Greg Smith, Dave Conrad, Trainer Harv Griffin, and manager Scott Ortman. RESERVE BASKETBALL: Front Row: Blair Crossan, J. R. Boring, Terry Forson, Ron Blankenship, Chris Sagan, and Chad Hale. Row 2: Manager Jeff Yontz, Sherm Carpenter, Bill Bever, Kirk Trowbridge, Rick Mohler, Eric Ramey, Tom Bartolomucci, and Coach Gary Swinehart. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Front Row: Kevin Lewis, Tim Warner, Joe Clouse, Chad Vest, Brian Runkel, Travis Hagans, and Luther Hill. Row 2: Jason Con- rad, Dave Snider, Pat Patterson, Adam Evans, Jason Sturgeon, Troy Dupler, and Andy Wilson. Kevin Krumlauf and Jon Underman look intense during warm-ups. BELOW: Big Red, Randy Sands, whose uniform will be retired next year, leads the fans in spirit. BOTTOM: Trying to prevent a Lakewood shooter from scoring is Doug Factor. n 70 Boys Basketball RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: Connie Williams, Darla Cannon, and Misti Hupp. Row 2: Juli Smith, Brenda Smith, and Arica Mickey. LEFT: At the Convocation Center, Mike King goes for the tip. ABOVE: Attempting to rack up two more points, Greg Smith aims for the basket. ABOVE RIGHT: Towering above his opponent, Mark Collins finishes his final year impressively. BELOW LEFT: Huddling before the game, the team gets psyched. BELOW: Blair Crossan and Kirk Trowbridge look to Coach Swinehart for instructions. RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 51 Lakewood..............49 54 Heath..................40 59 Tri-Valley.............41 32 River View.............57 52 New Lexington.........29 51 Maysville..............49 50 West Muskingum........58 50 Crooksville............40 43 Philo..................39 42 Morgan................43 39 John Glenn.............56 69 Tri-Valley.............42 41 River View.............54 36 New Lexington.........35 37 Maysville.............41 47 West Muskingum(OT). . 43 39 Crooksville............31 39 Philo..................38 43 Morgan................41 37 John Glenn.............54 WON —13 LOST —7 MVL Record: 11 and 7 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: Heather Sagan. Row 2: Molly Miller, Angie Ingold, and Robin Thomas. Row 3: Mindy Schmeltzer and Jamie Hynus. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 68 Lakewood...................63 63 Heath.....................71 41 Tri-Valley.................59 57 River View(OT)............64 91 New Lexington..............57 86 Maysville . ..'............76 63 West Muskingum.............59 76 Crooksville.................69 64 Philo..................... 58 84 Morgan.....................76 76 John Glenn.................88 53 Tn-Valley..................55 56 River View.................57 99 New Lexington..............69 71 Maysville(2 OT)...........74 63 West Muskingum.............67 63 Crooksville................67 54 Philo......................55 69 Morgan.....................64 64 John Glenn .73 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 79 Miller................... 41 81 New Lexington..............45 86 Meigs..................(OT)80 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 73 Minford ...................56 50 Greenfield McClain.........57 WON —13 LOST-12 MVL Record 8 and 10 Boys Basketball 71 . 10 4 1 1044 . 1 104, '0it FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Katrina Shonk, Monica Butler, Katie Forgrave, Jennifer Shahan, Gaby Mohler, Jennifer Ferry, and Heather Brown. Row 2: Coach John Paxson, Christi Fehrman, Vanessa Harmon, Rae- jean Jones, Heather Roberts, Jenny Yontz, Tiffany Brandon, and Chris Shaffer. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row: Melissa Daley, Jenny Clouse, Tina Sterner, Julie Clouse, and Missy Fleer. Row 2: Coach Rodney Stoltz, Lesli Goldsberry, Kelly Allison, Julie Anspach, Sarah Oberhauser, Rona Roffey, Sandy Clippinger, and Deandra Detwiler. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Lesli Goldsberry, Jenny Fox, Angie Berkheimer, Keely Wright, Molly Garey, and Julia Shafer. Row 2: Coach James Ballantine, Kelly Allison, Heidi Shumaker, Carolyn Hudak, Krystal Rainer, Amy Sterner, and Deandra Detwiler. Accepting awards from Mr. Stoltz is Rona Roffey, Four Year Letter Winner and Girls Basketball MVP. BELOW: Senior Rona Rof- fey seeing her goal readies herself to shoot. Releasing the ball in hopes of scoring is senior Missy Fleer. 72 Girls Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: Kelly Boggs, Wendy Verkest, and Christina Webb. Row 2: Traci Watkins. RIGHT: Often times ac- ting as the team leader, Julie Anspach jumps high for the basket during a home game against West Muskingum Tornadoes. Generals were defeated by the Tornadoes in double overtime by a score of 38-40 when they met for the sec- ond time during the season. ,r - - • I ' As the ball hangs in the air, the players below wonder who Fighting off three will recover it. defenders is Senior Rona Roffey. Spunky sophomore, Lesli Goldsberry, forces up a shot as a West Muskingum con- tender tries to intervene. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 23 Philo........................29 43 Morgan.......................34 28 John Glenn...................20 36 Tri-Valley...................24 37 River View...................34 29 New Lexington................52 33 Maysville....................25 48 West Muskingum................39 45 Crooksville...................31 34 Morgan.......................20 27 John Glenn....................17 38 Philo........................24 32 Tri-Valley....................58 34 River View....................45 26 New Lexington.................55 40 Fairfield Union...............30 44 Maysville....................48 25 West Muskingum................21 31 Crooksville...................33 48 Heath.........................44 WON —13 LOST —7 MVL Record: 11 and 7 Listening to Mr. Stoltz's strategy are seniors Sandy Clippinger, Julie Anspach, and Jenny Clouse. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 49 Philo.........................47 62 Morgan........................48 48 John Glenn...................41 64 Tri-Valley...................51 38 River View....................47 70 New Lexington ...............45 66 Maysville 48 45 West Muskingum...............56 73 Crooksville...................36 63 Morgan........................52 43 John Glenn.....................36 40 Philo.........................52 54 Tri-Valley....................64 39 River View....................45 65 New Lexington.................39 78 Fairfield Union...............46 65 Maysville.....................55 38 West Muskingum . . (2 OT) ... 40 76 Crooksville...................35 70 Heath.........................42 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 55 Federal Hocking...............44 76 Warren Local..................53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 69 Northwest..................58 74 Southwestern..................52 38 Meigs.........................53 WON —18 LOST —7 MVL Record 12 and 6 Girls Basketball 73 In Sheridan's Tournament Bryan Chapman readies himself for an escape. WRESTLING Sheridan Opponent 31 Ridgewood...........37 56 West Muskingum .... 12 38 Tri-Valley..........27 42 John Glenn..........30 41 New Lexington.......30 61 Maysville............3 30 River View..........39 30 Morgan..............35 36 Philo...............33 39 Fairfield Union.....30 1st Sheridan Invitational 7th Watkins Tournament (16 Teams) 4th MVL Meet and MVL Standing 8th District (16 Teams) WON — 8 LOST — 3 ABOVE: MVP Matt White poses with assistant coach Ted Cotterman and head coach Gregg For- sythe. Matt went to Regionals in the 145 lbs. class and placed 12th there. Matt Hupp also advanced to Regionals in the 185 class and placed 12th. BELOW: junior Greg Riffle prepares to go after his opponent with Pin on his mind. WRESTLING TEAM: Front Row: Steve Green, Mike Brown, Doug Carpenter,Da vid Whetherholt, Patrick Crandell, Steve Toth, Marc Ramey, Darrin Brown, and Jerry Shade. Row 2: Bryan Chapman, Brian Brady, Kelly Wagner, Matt Ortman, Matt Hupp, Adam White, Joe Bathalter, Jody Verkest, and Bill Hoskinson. Row 3: Coach Gregg Forsythe, Matt White, Gary Bozigar, Doug Whetherholt, Harlan Parrett, John Loughman, Scott Carney, Eric Forgrave, Line Remmert, and Greg Riffle. 74 Wrestling ABOVE: Hard work and determination pay to get his message across without losing his off for junior Line Remmert who sweeps voice in an important match is head coach first place in the MVL. BELOW: Attempting Gregg Forsythe. Shaking off pre-match jitters is Bryan Chapman at Districts at Washington Court House. Bryan went to Regionals in the 98 lbs. class and placed 9th. ABOVE: Victorious and relieved, 105 pounder Bill Hoskinson (Most Improved Wrestler) chalks up another one. LEFT: An anxious team looks on as a fellow teammate struggles for a win. Wrestling 75 ABOVE: A new concept in gymnastics, syn- chronized tumbling. BELOW: For Kelly Robison, displaying perfect form is an easy task. ABOVE: Getting in the swing of things is gymnast Lori Potts and trustful spotters Kristen Sagan and Vicki Hodgson. BELOW: Shelly Seibert would bend over backward for her team. ABOVE: Posing with 4 year letter winner Wendy Smith is Coacn Linda Teeters. BELOW: Takine in the sights is manager Mike Emmert who claims he wouldn't trade jobs with anyone. The girls huddle up for a pep talk before a home meet. GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front Row: Kelly Robison. Row 2: Amy Moore, Vicki Hodgson, Staci Patterson, Shelli Morris, and Janel Cotterman. Row 3: Nicki Shook, Laurie Vaughn, and Peg Noll. Row 4: Coach Linda Teeters, Heather Adcock, Wendy Smith, Kristen Sagan, Gretchen Packer, Shelly Seibert, managers Mike Emmert,and Randy Sands. Absent: Dawn Binninger. 76 Gymnastics ABOVE: As the National Anthem is played the team stands to honor the flag. RIGHT: In her final year as a Sheridan Gymnast Peg Noll exhibits her versatility. ABOVE: You've heard of athlete's foot, well here's a new one ... gymnast's hands. LEFT: Taking time off from the beam, junior Heather Adcock stands pensively. BELOW: Charge! Last one “standing is the winner! Gymnastics 77 Standing with their plaques are Brian Smart (Best Distance Runner), Andy Wilson (Team Spirit Award), and Bert Parmer (MVP and Most Improved Performer). BELOW: After a competitive run in the MVL Track Meet at River View, relay members Jason Hinkle and Andy Wilson take a breather. Jason Hinkle passes the baton to a ready Brian Smart. BELOW: As Bert Parmer races to another hurdle, Andy Harris pushes from behind. SHERIDAN SHERIDAN BOYS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 66 West Muskingum.......66 54 New Lexington.........73 50 River View...........82 90 John Glenn............42 56 Tri-Valley............76 51 Philo................81 82 Maysville.............50 103 Crooksville...........29 54 Morgan................78 INVITATIONALS 6th Reynoldsburg Relays 7th Bloom-Carroll Invitational 17th Heath Invitational 7th MVL Meet TOURNAMENTS 11th District Meet HONORS Best Field Event — Jim Robinson Best Sprinter — Greg Smith Best Distance Runner — Brian Smart Team Spirit Award — Andy Wilson MVP and Most Improved Per- former — Bert Parmer BOYS TRACK: Front Row: Eric Forgrave, Brian Smart, Matt Hupp, Matt Keister, David Grant, Jason Hinkle, and Statisticians Janel Cotterman and Debbie Cotter- man. Row 2: Bert Parmer, Damon Henry, Chris Sagan, Doug Factor, Greg Smith, Scott McCartney, and Scott Hamilton. Row 3: Andy Wilson, Jason Sturgeon, Tim Rickey, Chris Malherbe, Chris Harris, and Adam Evans. Row 4: Joe McGuire, Greg Riffle, Bret Snider, Jim Robinson, Jim Lewis, and Doug Garey. Row 5: Head Coach Gary Whetherholt, Coach Steve Glade, Scott Wood, Brian Clippinger, An- dy Harris, and Joe Bailey. 78 Boys Track ABOVE: Andy Wilson proves himself to be a valuable asset to the team. ABOVE RIGHT: While his adoring fans watch, Andy Harris attempts to clear the bar. BELOW: Up and over goes senior Eric Forgrave as Brian Clippinger insures his safety. ;s oucs UIA MACKIWMCft. MJ UtA Advancing to the starting line is Greg Smith. ABOVE: Fellow shot putters Jim Robinson and Bret Snider exhibit their unbeatable form. BELOW: These nice looking men are all senior track members — Matt Keister, Eric Forgrave, Brian Smart, Matt Hupp, and David Grant. (Absent: Jason Hinkle). Boys Track 79 GIRLS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 105 West Muskingum . . .23 98 New Lexington .... . .30 77 River View . 51 107 John Glenn . . 21 77 Tri-Valley . .51 86 Philo . . 42 83 Maysville . 44 122 Crooks ville . . . 6 92 Morgan INVITATION ALS .36 7th Bellaire Invitational 1st Heath Invitational 2nd Johnstown Invitational 1st MVL Meet at River View TOURNAMENTS 1st District Meet 2nd Regional Meet 7th State Meet (tie) HONORS Best Field Event and Four Year Letter Winner — Terri Harris. Best Sprinter and Four Year Letter Winner — Judy Ratliff. Best Distance Runner — Sarah Oberhauser. Most Improved Performer — Petty. Team Spirit Award — Peg Noll Karen GIRLS TRACK: Front Row: Bente Bakke, Terry Harris, Vanessa Muncy, Angie Ingold, Barb Crossan, Judy Ratliff, Peg Noll, Sarah Oberhauser, Angie Wilson, and Lesli Goldsberry. Row 2: Heather Roberts, Christine Sode, Molly Garey, Lori Sturgeon, Bren- da Smith, Amy Sterner, Shelli Morris, Darla Cannon, Heidi Shumaker, and Angie Berkheimer. Row 3: Serena Snyder, Jennifer Baird, Jennifer Shahan, Laurie Vaughn, Gretchen Packer, Katie Forgrave, Shelley Russell, and Katrina Shonk. Row 4: Head Coach Linda Teeters, Holly France, Julie Clouse, Jenny Masterson, Raejean Jones, Ken- dall Brown, Stephanie Darby, and Coach Larry Davis. Row 5: Kathy Searles, Karen Pet- ty, Gretchen Paeltz, Jody Whitmer, and Penny Frame. 80 Girls Track ABOVE: Junior Angie Wilson displays her winning discus throwing style. Does this pose look anatomically correct? BELOW: Burning up the track, unmatched Judy Ratliff goes for another record. ABOVE LEFT: It's a close race, but Judy is confident as she anchors yet another successful finish for her relay team. ABOVE RIGHT: Most Valuable Sprinter — Judy Ratliff placed second in both lOO and 200 meter events this year in the State Class AA competition. Rul- ing for the 100 was decided in a photo finish by one-one-hundredth of a second; Judy's time was 12.34. BELOW: Performing one of her specialties, Terry Harris clears the bar. At their final Spring Sports Banquet are Senior tracksters Barb Crossan, Judy Ratliff, Peg Noll, and Terry Harris (Absent: Angie Ingold, Bente Bakke, and Vanessa Muncy). Girls Track 81 VARSITY BASEBALL: Front Row: Aaron Johnson, Kurt Wright, Blair Crossan, Jeff Canaday, Kevin Kmmlauf, Todd Collins, and Sherman Carpenter. Row 2: Kirk Trowbridge, Chad Hale, Mark Collins, Steve Carpenter, Mike King, Bryan Reber, Kevin Meger, Jay O'Hare, and Terry Cunningham. I . ii ii inwii RESERVE BASEBALL: Front Row: Tom Bartolomucci, Randy Sands, Shawn Hatem, Joe Clouse, and Tim Warner. Row 2: Jacob Hill, Jamie Lentz, Terry Miller, Ed Sickles, Ron Blankenship, and Tim O'Ryan. Row 3: Coach Mike Biro, Joe Hennigan, David Snider, Rob VanBalen, Troy Dupler, and Todd Black. VARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 3 Canal Winchester .8 1 Logan . 2 4 Liberty Union . . . .1 5 Liberty Union . . . .8 3 1 West Muskingum .2 Newark .8 3 Maysville . 1 6 Maysville . 3 4 New Lexington. . . 1 3 Morgan .5 5 Lakewood .6 4 Lakewood .7 4 Crooksville . 1 14 Philo .7 6 River View . 1 0 New Lexington. . 11 8 6 Morgan Crooksville .9 .5 12 Philo .6 Opponent 6 John Glenn............7 3 Tri-Valley.............1 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 6 Nelsonville-York......3 8 Belpre................7 11 New Lexington.........9 6 Meigs..................4 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 5 Waverly...............4 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 7 Maysville..............0 8 DeSales................5 STATE TOURNAMENT 4 Cold water............10 WON —18 LOST—11 MVL Record: 10 and 5 MVP — Kevin Krumlauf 82 Baseball Sherman Carpenter STATE SEMI FINALS V Kevin Meger REGIONAL FIN Kevin Krumlauf and Kevin Meger REGIONAL SEMI-FINALS Aaron Johnson STATE SEMI-FINA1 VARSITY SOFTBALL: Front Row: Melissa Daley, Heather Ad- cock, Coach Sue Harrison, Angie Barr, and Kelley Engle. Row 2: Cheryl Dennis, Sandy Clippinger, Missy Fleer, Julie Anspach, Cherae Howard, Rona Roffey, Julie Harvey, Jenny Clouse, and Tina Sterner. RESERVE SOFTBALL: Front Row: Jennifer Ferry, Monica Butler, Keely Wright, Jenny Fox, Chris Shaffer, and Gabrielle Mohler. Row 2: Monica Rader, Crystal Rainer, Deandra Detwiler, Rhonda Rodgers, and Jody Cochran. Row 3: Coach Doug Wiles, Kelly Allison, Misti Hupp, Jennifer Ayers, Carolyn Hudak, and Jenny Yontz. VARSITY SOFTBALL RECORD Sheridan 5 Opponent Canal Winchester. 6 Sheridan 23 New Lexington Opponent 4 10 Utica .3 10 Crooksville . . . . 9 15 Liberty Union . . . .0 6 Philo 12 15 Liberty Union . . . .0 9 John Glenn . . . . 5 6 Fairfield Union. . .9 10 Morgan Tri-valley 11 10 Fairfield Union. . .4 22 9 20 West Muskingum . 1 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 3 Maysville . 8 16 Alexander 3 1 Maysville . 7 10 Warren 5 19 New Lexington. . .4 5 Athens 4 11 Morgan .2 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 14 Newark .2 18 Hillsboro 2 12 Newark .1 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 11 Crooksville .4 0 Kings Mills . . .. WON —19 1 9 Philo 10 LOST —8 9 River View . 8 MVL Record — 9 and 4 MVP — Cherae Howard ABOVE: Sliding into home and hoping miss the tag is Rona Roffey, Four Year Lett Winner and Recipient of the Coacl Award. BELOW: After her slide, Rona Rc fey refuels her water level. Making a safe trip home, a relieved 1 Sterner manages to keep her unifc unsoiled. 84 Softball i ABOVE: A couple of softball cuties, Jenny Clouse and Tina Sterner sneak a pose for the camera. BELOW: Contemplating strike out” is pitcher Julie Anspach. ABOVE: Being the power hitter that she is Cherae Howard deservingly gains the MVP Award for this year. Cherae was also a Four Year Letter Winner and was named to the state All-Ohio Girls Softball Team for the ABOVE: Relief pitcher Kelley Engle scoops up a grounder to make the play at First. BELOW: Displaying good sportsmanship after a win, the girls shake hands with their opponents. ABOVE: Soothing Cherae Howard's ailing, injured knee is one of trainer Harvey Grit- Fin's many duties at SHS. BELOW: Obeying the signal to bunt is an aggressive Julie Harvey. second year in a row. ABOVE AND RIGHT: Cracking the bat and then sprinting the base line to first is senior team member Tina Sterner. 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Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Baja, Chris Craft, Full Line of EP, Connelly, O'Brien, Ski Master, Skis and Accessories Thomport, Ohio Phone: 246-6368 102 Advertising MISSI SCHMELTZER Majorette, Scholarship Team, Mock Trial, Yearbook, National Honor Society On The Spot Financing No Credit Check No Finance Charge BUY HERE — PAY HERE Bank Financing Available Sales of Lancaster Route 33 at 220 West Chestnut Street Lancaster, Ohio Phone:614-653-2250 Bill Schmeltzer Owner MINDY SCHMELTZER Majorette, National Honor Society Boys Basketball Cheerleader, Band Buckeye Auto Advertising 103 A cOWt� R-ATUMr 7i NELLIE . I N D E X A Abram, Dennis 20,62 Abrams, Mr. A1 38 Adams, Lenn 14,16 Adcock, Heather 2, 20, 60, 68, 76, 77, 84 ADVERTISEMENTS 86 to 103 Aldag, Bill 14, 60 Alfman, Chris (10th — no photo) Alfman, Eric 20, 58 Alford, Steve 8 Aliff, Charlene 14 Aliff, Kevin 3, 20, 58 Aliff, Rhonda 8 Allen, Joel 14, 62 Allison, Kelly 14, 16, 57, 61, 64, 72, 84 Amos, Bessina 8 Amos, Beth 8, 10 Anderson, Cathy 8, 42 Anderson, Jeff 20, 60, 62 Anderson, Tami 26 Anspach, Julie 4, 26, 60, 61, 64, 6$, 72, 73, 84, 85 Antle, Mrs. Terri 43 ARTCLUB 54 ATHLETICS 62 AWARDS NIGHT 48, 49 Ayers, Jennifer 14, 17, 84 B Bailey, Joe 14, 56, 62, 78 108 Index Bailey, Mitch 26,53 Bailey, Scott 26, 56, 62,106 Baird, Jeff 5, 26, 49, 56, 66, 67 Baird, Jennifer 8, 13, 61, 80 Baker, Kelly 26, 56, 60 Baker, Mrs. Sylvia 43 Bakke, Bente 26, 46, 48, 54, 55, 57, 60, 80 Ballantine, Mr. James 40, 72 Ballantine, Mr. Kenny 62 BAND 54 Ban field, Mr. Richard 18, 38, 58 Bare, Mrs. Virginia 42 Barnhart, Mrs. Kim 42 Barr, Angie 20, 55, 60, 61, 64, 84 Barrick, Cindy 26 Barrick, Lisa 2, 20, 64 Bartolomucci, Tom 14, 68, 69, 70, 82 BASEBALL 82, 83 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 70, 71 BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 72, 73 Bates, Shana 20 Bateson, Teresa 27,55 Bathalter, Joe 27, 58, 74 Beaver, Bill 62, 70 Bechley, Mr. James 38. 41 Bell, Tim 8, 12 Bender, Cynthia 14, 54, 57 Bennett, Rodney 20, 25, 44 Berkheimer, Angie 14, 72, 80 Bever, Bill 14, 17, 18,56 Billings, Amee 14 Biro, Mr. Mike 38, 62, 82 Bitler, Tim 12, 42,56 Black, Todd 14, 54,58, 82 Blakeman, Mike 56 Blakeman, Tammy 14 Blankenship, Ron 14,57, 70,82 Blevins, Rick 8, 62 BOE 55 Boggs, Brian 27,58 Bo p, Kelly 20, 46,47,57,59, Bogle, Christine 20 Boring, Beth 27, 46, 54, 57, 58, 60 Boring, Buddy 44, 45, 107 Boring, Chris 9, 12, 107 Boring, Jonathon R. 14 70 , Boring, Josh 20 Boring, Mr. Charles 38 Boring, Richard 14, 56 Boring, Todd 14, 56, 57 Borland, John 8, 62 Bourff, Roger 8 Bowen, Teresa 27 Bowser, Barbara 12 Boyer, Sandy 20, 55, 60, 61 Bozigar, Gary 8, 49, 62, 74 Braden, Ken 14, 43, 62 Bradford, Margaret 20 Brady, Brian 20, 74 Brady, David 8 Brandon, Shelby 14, 54 Brandon, Tiffany 8, 65, 72 Brewer, Randy 20,58 Brim, Doug 20 Brison, Krystal 14 Brown, Darin 8, 62, 74 Brown, Heather 8, 65, 72 Brown, Kendall 8, 65, 80 Brown, Kerri (12th — no photo) Brown, Lori 14 Brown, Mike 27, 74 Brown, Robert 3, 20 BUS DRIVERS 43 Bush, Andrea 8 Busse, Clayton 20 Butler, Monica 8, 65, 72, 84 C Campbell, Julie 20, 54, 55, 60, 61, 105, 107, 112 Canaday, Jeff 27, 62, 82, 106 Cannon, Darla 14, 50, 57, 71, 80 Carney, Scott 20, 74 Carpenter, Doug 8, 66, 74 Carpenter, Sherman 14, 54, 62, 70, 82, 83,105 Carpenter, Steve 27, 62, 82, 106 Carrigan, Cathy 8 Carroll, Corban 8, 11 Carter, Dawn 20 Casteel, Kenneth 20 Casteel, Kim 14 Cattran, Mr. David 38 Chafin, Steven 21, 25 Chapman, Billie Jo 14 Chapman, Bryan 8, 74, 75 Chapman, Gary 8,58 Chapman, Sherry 27 CHEERLEADERS 63,71,73 Chestnut, Sherry 21, 55 Chevalier, Jack 21 Chevalier, Jessica (11 th — no photo) Chevalier, Regina (9th — no photo) CHORALE 56 Clark, Janice 21, 55 Clark, Mr. Kaiuiy 38 Clark, Mrs. Carol 38, 58 Clippinger, Amy 8, 43, 57 Clippinger, Brian 21,56, 78, 79 Clippinger, Sandy 27, 54, 60, Coble, Gary 28, 43, 107 Coble, Jennifer 14 Cochran, Jodi 14, 84 Cogswell, Elaina 9, 13 Coleman, Mr. John 38,62, 83 Collins, Mark 28, 49, 50, 56, 60 61,62, 63, 70,71,82, 87 Collins, Todd 21, 51, 56, 60, 62 70, 82, 87 Conrad, David 21, 23, 55, 70 Conrad, Jason 9, 62, 70 Conrad, Tina 28, 42,55, 57 Conrad, Tracy 21, 55 Contizano, Tina 15 Cooper, Heather 15 Cooperrider, Carole 21, 44 Cooperrider, Sally 28, 60 Cooperrider, Terry 9, 11, 56 Cornell, Rebecca 28, 42, 54, 61, 105, 107, 112 Corp, Angela 9 Corp, Tim 15 Cotterman, Alan 28, 55, 66 Cotterman, Debbie 21,55, 78 Cotterman, Janel 21, 55, 76, 78 Cotterman, Mr. Ted 74 Covey, Tonia 15, 54, 57 Crabtree, Jim 21 Crandell, Pat 15, 19,58,7 Crist, George 9, 47 Crock, David 15, 49 Cross, Holly 9 CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS GIRLS) 68, 69 Crossan, Barbie 28, 42, 80, 81, 87, 106 Crossan, Blair 16, 18, 61, 62, 70, 71,82,87, 106 Culver. Mr. Paul 38, 62 Cummings, David 15 Cummings, Ellen 28 Cunningham, Frona 9, 56 Cunningham, Joe 15, 57 Cunningham, Paul 15, 58 Cunningham, Terry 9, 62, 82, 83,106 Cunningham, Tina 28, 53,55 Cu g, Sabrina 21, 42,55, 56, Currence, Mrs. Anabelle43 Curry, Sonja 15, 54 D Clippinger, Teresa 14, 42 CLOSING 104 Clouse, Jenny 27, 60, 61, 72, 73, 84,85 Clouse, Julie 21, 68, 72, 80, 107 Clouse, Michael 9, 62, 70, 82 Clum, John 21, 44, 45 fum, Tricia 27, 55, 60 oble, Danyel 21, 42 Daley, Melissa 21, 23, 58, 68, 72, 84 Danison, Kyle 28 Danko, Lori 28 Darby, Stephanie 9 Daugherty, Mr. Robert 43 Daugherty, Stan 21 Davies. Scott Davis, Mr. Larry 25, 39, 62, 80 TOavis, Zana 9 Davisson, Dee 28, 42, 43,106 Dea ver, Todd (12th — no photo) Deible, Andy (12th — no photo) Deible, Rick 21 Denney, Debbie 9 Denney, Sherri 9 Dennis, Cheryl 29, 54, 65, 84 Denton, Jennifer 15, 54 Detty, Jeannie 9, 11 Detwiler, Deandra 15, 16, 18, 57,61,64, 72, 84 Detwiler, Mr. Barry 18, 38, 106 ' Doughman, Rob 9 Downard, Dee 15 DRAMA CLUB 57 Dudgeon, Paul 29,58, 68, 69 Dupler, Constance 9,54 Dupler, Lance 21, 62, 70 Dupler, Troy 9, 61, 62, 70, 82 Dusek, Sonya 15 Dusenberry, Tabitha 21 Duval, Shannon 9, 56 E Eades, Mike 9,11 Edgington, Bill 15, 56 Edwards, Mike 29,55 Eickelberger, Sheryl 21, 54, 60 Elick, Troy 66 Elliott, Ron 15 Elliott, Joel 58 Ellis, Richard 9 Eltringham, Shelly 15 Fmmert, Chelley (11th — no photo) Emmert, Eric 9, 62 Emmert, Julia 9, 48, 54, 61 Emmert, l.eighann 15 Emmert, Mike 21, 25, 42, 66, 7b England, Shelley 22,55 Engle, Kelley 15, 64, 84, 85 EQUESTRIAN 59 Estep, Erin 15, 54, 57 Evans, Adam 9, 10, 70, 78 Evans, Kim 29 Eversole, Joey 22 F Factor, Doug 22,60, 62, 70, 78, 106 Factor, Mr. Don 43,51 FACULTY 38 FALL PLAY 46 FDNA57 Fehrman, Christi 10, 13, 72 Ferry, Jennifer 10, 13, 72, 84 FFA 56 W VHAS6 FV Fink, Craig 10, 56 Fisher, Kim 22, 42 Fisher, Mr. Richard 30 Fleer, Missy 29 60, 64, 72, 84 Fleming, Tim 15 Foltz, Jason 10 FOOTBALL 62,63 Ford, Lisa 15 Forgrave, Eric 29, 49, 50, 56, 62, — 74, 78, 79 Forgrave, Katie 10, 13, 68, 72, 80 Forgrave, Kim 22, 60, 68 Forson, Terry 15, 70 Forsythe, Angela 15, 54 Forsythe, Mr. Gregg 4,19, 38, 62,74, 75, 105 Foster, Mr. Carl 43 Foster, Mrs. June 42 Foster, Stefenie 22, 55, 56, 59 Fox, Jenny 14, 15, 64, 72, 84 Frame, Penny 15, 54, 80 France, Flolly 10, 54, 80 FRESHMEN 8 Fulk, Ron 12 Fulk, Susan 10, 65 Fullmer, Karen 10 Fullmer, Paul 10 Funk, Mr. Patrick 38 G Carey, Doug 10, 56, 62,78 Garev, Molly 15, 16,57, 72, 80, 104 Gibbons, Mike 22 Gibbs, Mike 29 Gibson, Don 29, 56 Gibson, Greg 15, 56,62 Gingerich, Troy 16 Ginn, Onie 10 Glade, Mr. Steve 12,39,49, 78 Glade, Mrs. Karen 39,41 Gleissner, Miss Molly (French 1, 11, 111; Spanish I Teacher; Drama Club Advisor) 107 Glover, Dorothy 16 Godby, Amy 16 Goldsberry, Lesli 16, 49, 57, 61, 64, 72, 73, 80 GOLF 66, 67 Gordon, Scott 16,56 Gordon, Vickie 22 GRADUATION 52, 53 Grant, David 29, 56, 62, 78, 79, 106 Grant, Jane 16 Green, Steve 22, 56, 74 Griffin, Mr. Harvey 39, 62, 70 85 Griffith, Mike 12 Grimm, Jackie 22, 54, 60 Grimm, Joe 10 Gutridge, Lori 16 7 GYMNASTICS 76, 77 H Hackney, Charles 16 Hagans, Travis 10, 58, 70 Hale, Chad 16, 70, 82 Hale, Darrin 10 Hale, Miss Sue 42 Hale, Tracy 29 Hale, Troy 29, 55 Hamilton, Andrew 10, 58,61 Hamilton, Scott 22, 78 Hammer, Tom 22, 58, 62 Hampton, David 10 Hankinson, Beth 16, 54 Hankinson, Deanna 22, 46, 47, 54,57 Hanley, Carolyn 58 Hanna, Amy 16,43, 56, 105 Hanson, Mrs. Elizabeth 39,50 Harlan, Katie 29,48, 52, 54,60 Harlan, Mrs. Sylvia 38 Harmon, Lisa 22,55, 72 Harmon, Vanessa 10 Harr, Steve 10,56 Harris, Andy 16, 60, 62, 78, 79, Hams, Becky 22,55 Harris, Charlie 30 Harris, Chris 10, 54, 68, 69, 78 Harris, David 19,56 Harris, Lisa 30, 49, 54 Harris, Mike 10 Harris, Terry 30, 48, 60, 64, 80, 81 Harrison, Miss Susan 39, 64, 84 Harvey, Debbie 22, 55 Harvev, Julie 30. 64, 65, 84, 85, 107 Hatem, Shawn 10, 62, 82 Hatmaker, Carl 10 Hatmaker, Carla 30, 37,55 Hayes, Doug 10 Hedges, Janina 22,55,106 Heeter, Jennifer 10 Helsel, Lori 22. 46,47, 58 Helser, Chad 10,56 Helser, Chris 10,56 Helser, Jennifer 30, 55 Henery, Jerry 30 Henery, Rita 16,61, 64 Henery, Shawn 10, 54 Hennigan, Joe 16, 25, 82 Henry, Damon 22, 68, 69, 78 Herman, Todd 58 Hersman, Chad 15,107 Hetrick, Jerry 10 Higgins, Laura 10 Hightshoe, Jeff 30, 58 Hill, Eric 16 Hill, Jacob 16, 62, 82 Hill. I uther 10,62,70 Hill. Mr Doug 39, 70 Hill, Mr. Tom 38 Hinkle, Jason 30, 68, 69, 78 Hitchens, Mickey 30, 42,55 Hite, Mr. Andrew 39, 49, 106 Hodgson, Vicky 16, 63, 76 Hoffer, Kevin 11 Holstein, Colleen 16, 54 HOMECOMING 6,7 HONOR SOCIETY 60 Hoplite, Kendra 16 Hoskinson, Bill 22, 54, 74, 75 Householder, Kelby 11, 54 Howard, Cherae 30, 55, 84, 85 Howdyshell, Mr. Harvey 39 Huber, Bob 70 Huber, Glenn 16, 19, 42, 43 Hudak, Carolyn 16, 17, 64, 72, 84 Huffman, Connie 30, 52, 54, 57 Huffman, Rusty 12, 16 Hughes, Keenyn 22 Hunter, Brian 11 Hupp, Jeremy 22, 62 Hupp, Matt 31, 46, 50, 55, 58, 62, 74, 78, 79 Hupp, Misti 16,18, 50,71, 84 Hupp, Mrs. Barbra 50 Hynus, Gary 22,62 Hynus, Jamie 31,54, 55, 70, 71 1 Jr Imbroscio, Mr. Martin 39,61 INDEX 108 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 58 Ingold, Angie 31, 37, 54, 61, 70, 71,80,105, 112 Ingold, Drew 16, 62 Ingram, Jennifer 11 Innis, Mrs. Marjorie 39, 40 j Jackson, Mary 16 Jenkins, Stephen 16,107 Johnson, Aaron 5,31, 66, 67, 82, 83 Johnson, Ando (9th — no photo) Johnson, John 22 Johnson, Mr. Steve 39, 48, 61 Johnson, William (9th — no photo) Jolin, Amy 4, 31,46, 47,48, 54 Jolin, Beth 22, 23, 46,54, 57, 58, 59, 60,61 Jones, Raejean 11,65, 72,80 JUNIORS 20 Ka H en burger, Blane 16,54 Keister, Matt 31, 78, 79 Kerscher, Joel 11 King, Michael 11.70, 71,82, 83 King, Mr. Alan 39 King, Ron 22, 56, 70 Kinser. Bobbi 16, 43 Kirkbridej Jerry (10th —no Index 109 photo) Kissick, Teresa 55 Knight, Ken 58 Knisley, Bob 22,58 Knisley, Pat 17 Koehler, Mrs. Janet 39, 48, 55 Kohls, Vicki 22, 46,47,58, 60 Kopis, Angel (10th — no photo) Kopis, Tommy 44 Koss, Blair 31, 47,57 Kreitz, Sheri 17 Krumlauf, Kevin 3, 31, 48, 52, 60,61,70, 82, 83, 105 Kunkler, Mrs. Jane 39, 59 Kyle, Darla 31 L Lamp, Brittney 11 l ampton, Beverly 17 Landerman, Jon 31, 70, 106 Landerman, Mrs. Karen 43 Landis, Crystal 11 Landis, Kevin 23, 55 Langwasser, Susan 23 Large, Scott 56 Latshaw, Barry 31,42 Latshaw, Marjorie 17, 42 Lattimer, Mr. Douglas 40 Lattimer, Mrs. Doris 42 Lattimer, Mrs. Ruth 40 Lavender, Tina 23 Leavitt, Cassie 31, 55, 59 Leavitt, Mr. Vic 62 Lentz, Jamie 17, 56, 62, 82 Lewis, Jim 17, 62, 78 Lewis, Kevin 11, 70 Little, Tracey 11 Littrell, Tony 12 Loudner, Andy (11th — no photo) Loug.hman, John 11, 62, 74 Love, Miss Lucille 40 Lusetti, Mr. Rick 40 Lusetti, Mrs. Deb 40 Lyle, Mrs. Lois 42 Lyle, Mrs. Manetha 43 Lynn, Ed 15,17 Lynn, Mr. Robert 38 M Mahan, Mrs. Helen 43 Maines, Lisa 23, 55,58, 60 MAJVS 44, 45 Malherbe, Chris 11, 68, 78, 107 Malherbe, Lisa 32, 46, 48, 52, 54,57, 58, 59, 60 Mangold, Danielle 55 Mangold, Lisa 11,54 Manning, Tracy 23, 54, 55 Martie, Dennis 23, 49, 107 Martin, Carol (11th — no photo) 110 Index Martin, Mary 10, 11 Mason, Tammy 11 Masterson, Jenny 17, 68, 80 Masterson, Mr. Randy 40 Mattis, Rhonda 11 Maxwell, Eric 9 Maxwell, Rod 23 Maxwell, Sue 32,55 May, Michael 23, 25, 104 Mayes, Cary 17 McCafferty, Lori 32,55 McCance, Bradi 10,11, 65 McCandlish, Mimi 17 McCartney, Scott 23, 78 McComb, David 23 McCoy, Regina 17 McGaughey, Amy 23,55, 64 McGregor, Mrs. Diane 5, 40 McGuire, Joe 78 McIntyre, Mrs. Rita 3, 40, 48, 54 McMahan, David 23 McMahan, Ray 11 Medley, Mike 17 Meger, Kevin 23, 62, 63, 82, 83 Merritt, Scott 17 Mertens, Lori 23,25, 57, 58 Metzger, Bill 32,45 Mick, Mrs. Virginia 40 Mickey, Arica 17, 42, 71 Mickey, Jody 23 Miller, Molly 32, 60, 61, 64, 65, 70,71 Miller, Paul 17, 18 Miller, Terry 11, 82 Mills, Teresa 23, 42,54 Miskell, Mr. Randy 40, 66, 67 Mitchell, James 26 Mitchell, Jeff 23, 54 Mitchell, Tammy 11 Mobley, Lee 32 Mohler, Gabrielle 11, 13, 65, 72, 84 Mohler, Mrs. Margaret 40, 105 Mohler, Rick 70 Moore, Amy 23,60, 68, 76 Moore, Bill (10th — no photo) Moorehead, Delbert 11, 12, 43, 49 Morris, Matt 11, 54, 58 Morris, Shelli 14, 17,50, 54, 57, 76, 77, 80 Muncy, Vanessa 32, 80 Myracle, Miss Sheila 41, 54, 59 N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 60 Newcomb, Scott 17, 62 NEWSPAPER 59 Newell, David 12 Noll, Peg 32, 54, 56, 61, 68, 69, 76, 77, 80, 81 O O'Hare, Jay 23, 60, 61, 62, 70, 82, 106 O'Ryan, Mrs. Wilma 43 O'Ryan, Tim 17,19,56, 62, 82 Oberhauser, Sarah 20, 23,54, 57, 60, 68, 69, 72, 80 Ode, Stephen 11,12, 43 OM TEAM 59 OPENING 2 ORGANIZATIONS 54 Orr, Todd 23, 44, 45 Ortman, Brian 11, 56,62 Ortman, Matt 21, 23, 56, 74 Ortman, Scott 32, 70 Ortman, Sherri 11, 47, 54 Osborne, Gina 17 OWA 12 P Packer, Gretchen 11, 76, 80 Paeltz, Gretchen 17, 54, 80 Palmer, Michael 11 Parmer, Albert 23, 56, 62, 63, 78 Parmer, Albertina 23 Parmer, Brian 17, 58 Parrett, Camille 32 Parrett, Harlan 17, 56, 74 Parsons, Tara 17 Patrick, Blake 17, 56 Patterson, Andy 4, 32, 61, 62, 63, 106 Patterson, Bobbi 2, 23, 55, 60 Patterson, Jennifer 17, 54 Patterson, Pat 11, 70 Patterson, Staci 12, 61, 76 Paxson, Mr. John 72 Petrey, Lori (9th — no photo) Pettit, Jennifer 12, 42 Pettit, Lori 17 Petty, Karen 17, 42, 68, 69, 80 Phillips, Jill 18 Phillips, Jodi 23 Phillips, Nancy 33,59 Phipps, Becky 23, 55 Pittman, Rose 18 Potts, Lori 18,61,63, 76 Probasco, Mrs. Janet 43 PROM 50,51 Pugh, Andy 23,44 Purkey, Doug 24, 54 Q Quinn, Brenda 33,56 QUIZ TEAM 58 R Rader, Monica 12, 84 Rainer, Krystal 18, 54, 72, 84 Ramage, Nicole 12 Ramey, Eric 18, 62, 70 Ramey, Marc 12, 62, 74 Ramsey, Ty 3, 24, 54, 57, 59, 60 Ratliff, Judy 33, 80, 81 Rayburn, Jennifer 33, 55, 63 Reber, Bryan 5, 24, 56, 66, 67, 82 Reed, Debbie 24, 55 Reichley, Mrs. Renee 40, 57 Reincheld, Nancy 24 Reinhart, Catherine 33, 46, 54 57, 58, 60 Remmert, Line 20, 24, 60, 62 74, 75, 106 Remmert, Mr. Larry 38 Renfro, Loraina 24, 55 Rhodes, Janette 33, 55, 57 Rice, Matt 24, 70 Richard, Georgia 33 Rickey, Tim 12, 54, 78 Ridenour, Chris 24, 54, 60 Ridenour, Lisa 33, 46, 49,52, 59 Riffle, Chris 12, 54 Riffle, Greg 24, 68, 74, 78 Riffle, Mr. Eric 48 Ritchie, Joe 18 Ritchie, Margaret 18 Rittinger, Brian 24, 54, 57, 60 Roberts, Chris 24, 54, 57, 58, 59, 60 Roberts, Elizabeth 12, 47,54, 57 Roberts, Heather 12, 72, 80, 105 Roberts, Mrs. Charlene 41, 55 Robinson, jim 21, 24, 62, 78, 79, 106 Robison, Kelly 2, 24, 61, 64, 76 Rodgers, Rhonda 18, 64, 84 Roffey, Rona 33, 37, 48, 60, 72, 73, 84 Ruda, Lisa 24, 59 Runkel, Brian 12,47, 70 Rupe, Mr. Mike 10, 41 Russell, John 21, 24,50, 56, 62, 106 Russell, Matt 12 Russell, Michelle 12, 65, 80 Russell, Sandy 24, 50, 55, 57 Russell, Tammy 33, 44 S Sagan, Chris 18, 62, 70, 78 Sagan, Heather 33, 48, 50, 54, 60, 64, 70, 71 Sagan, Kristen 4, 24, 54, 60, 61, 76 Sands, Randy 3,5, 24, 70, 76, 82,106 Satterfield, April 33,42, 55 Satterfield, Shane 12,56 Saum, Deb 34, 55 Scanlan, Lisa 34, 43, 55 Schilling, Roberta 18, 43 Schmeltzer, Melinda 34,51, 54, 60, 70, 71, 103, 107 Schmeltzer, Melissa 34, 48, 54, 60.61, 103, 105, 107, 112 Schmus, Rick 24 Scott, Jackie 34 Scott, Jamie 34, 60 Scott, Lori 24, 55 Searles, Kathy 12, 68, 80 Seibert, Julie 12 Seibert, Kim 24, 55 Seibert, Shelly 18, 54, 61, 76, 77 Seifert, Berena 34, 37, 42, 55 SENIORS 26 SENTINEL 61 Severance, Chris 18, 56 Severance, Tim 34, 56 Shade, Jerry 18, 74 Shafer, Julia 18, 72 Shafer, Tom 34, 56 Shaffer, Chris 12,13, 72, 84 Shaffer, Rena 18, 54 Shahan, Jennifer 9, 12, 72, 80 Sharp, Mrs. Nellie 43, 107 Sheets, Ucey 12 Sheppard, Martie 34,54 Sherwood, Stephanie (10th — no photo) Sheumaker, Tammy 18 Shipley, Don 12 Shonk, Katrina 12, 65, 72, 80 Shook, Nicki 24, 76, 77 Short, Larry 24, 44, 107 Short, Mike 34, 56 Shriner, Lee 5, 15, 18, 56 Shriner, Mrs. Peggy 41, 57 Shriner, Todd 34 Shumaker, Crystal 18 Shumaker, Heidi 15, 42, 72, 80 Sickles, Ed 24,55, 82 Sigler, Gary 24, 55 Silsley, Debbie 24, 55 Simpson, Joellen 18 Sims, Kevin 12, 49, 105 Sims, Mike 24, 58 Six, Joe (9th — r.o photo) Skaggs, Darla 18 SKI CLUB 60 Skinner, Jennifer 24 Skinner, Mrs. Jeanie 43 Skinner, Nicci 25,55, 61, 63 Skinner, Sylvia 25 Smart, Brian 35,55, 60, 68, 69, 78, 79 Smeigh, Tamara 12 Smith, Bobbie 25 Smith, Brady 35, 56, 58 Smith, Brenda 14, 18, 51,57, 71, 80 Smith, Christine 18,54 Smith, Dawn 25 Smith, Ginger 13 Smith, Gloria 18 Smith, Greg 17, 18, 62, 63, 70, 71,78, 79,87 Smith, Juli 18, 71 Smith, Kathy 35,55 Smith, Mrs. Mary Lynn 43 Smith, Robert 25, 43 Smith, Sheryl 12 Smith, Stacey 18 Smith, Wendv 35, 48, 54, 55, 57, 76 Snack, Renae 18 Snider, Bret 3, 25, 62, 78, 79 Snider, David 12, 62, 70, 82 Snider, Doug 12 Snider, James 25, 56 Snider, Lisa 2, 25, 55, 56, 105 Snyder, Mrs. Margaret 42 Snyder, Serena 12, 80 Sode, Christine 25, 80 SOFTBALL 84, 85 SOPHOMORES 14 Spires, Mike (11th — no photo) Spohn, Mr. Rodney 38 SPORTS 62 SPRING MUSICAL 46, 47 STAFF 42, 43 Staggers, Marlayna 45 Stalter, Lynette 12, 65 Starr, Jennifer 12, 47, 57 Steen, Mrs. Karen 41, 48, 55 Sterner, Amy 14, 18, 72, 80 Sterner, Tina 35, 37, 52, 60, 72, 84, 85 Stevens, Holly 12, 54 Stevens, Michael 35, 46, 47, 57, 60 Stevens, Michelle 17, 18 Stevens, Teresa 13 Stevens, Tricia 19 Stickdom, Jill 2, 25, 55, 56, 105 Stickdorn, Michael 13 Stilwell, Mr. Michael 41 Stoltz, Mr. Rodney 72 Storey, Robert 13 Stover, Paula 19, 54 Strohl, Tim 35 STUDENT COUNCIL 61 STUDENT LIFE 44 Sturgeon, Jason 8, 13, 61, 62, 70 78 Sturgeon, lx ri 19, 54, 57, 80 Swinehart, Mr. Gary 17, 64, 70 Swinehart, Todd 13 Swingley, Patsy 25, 55 Szabo, Mr. Robert 41,49, 54 T Tackett, Tim 19 Talbot, Brian 19 Taylor, Kenna 10, 13 Taylor, Mike 24, 25, 44 Taylor, Mr. Edward 41, 48, 107 Taylor, Tony 1 L 13,62 Teeters, Miss Linda 41, 76, 77, 80 Thicken, Jim 9, 66 Thomas, Dixie 13 Thomas, Robin 25, 54, 70, 71 Thompson, Charlotte 35, 55 Thompson, Lloyd 13, 56 Tittle, Rhonda 13, 42 Tittle, Scott 19, 62 Toliver, Anita 35, 54 Tom, Eric 19, 56, 105 Tom, Teresa 35 Toth, Richard 13, 62, 74 TRACK (BOYS) 78, 79 TRACK (GIRLS) 80,81 Trowbridge, Kirk 17, 19, 62, 70, 71,82 Tupuola, Willie 45 Tumes, Jerry 25, 54 Tumes, Mrs. Kathy 42 Tyo, Mark 25 Tyo, Tammy (9th — no photo) V VanBalen, Mrs. Margaret 38 VanBalen, Robert 13, 82 Vance, Rodney 13 Vance, Tyla 19 VanHoose, Nichole 19, 56 VanMeter. Jennifer 25, 55 VanSickle, Lynn 25,54, 55, 58, 59, 60 VanSickle, Tina 11, 13, 61 Varner, Susan 35 Vaughn, Laurie 13, 76, 80 Verkest, Jody 25, 74 Verkest, Robin 35, 43, 55 Verkest, Wendy 19, 73 Vermillion, Jodi 25, 48, 54,55, 106 Vermillion, Rhonda 13 Vest, Chad 13, 70 VOLLEYBALL 64.65 Volpe, Kevin (9th — no photo) W Wagner, Kelly 19, 50, 56, 74 Wagner, Mr. Phil 41, 49 Waibel, Carl 19 Wallace, David 11, 13 Wallace, lay 15,19 Walters, Leigh 5,13 Warner, Tim 13, 62, 70, 82 Ward, Scott (10th — no photo) Waters, Kelly 25 Watkins, James 36, 56, 58 Watkins, Traci 19, 73 Weaver, Mrs. Sharon 41 Webb, Christa 19, 73 Webb, Kevin 19, 58 Webb, Mrs. Donna 43 Wells, Cheyenne 36, 42, 56, 62, 106 West, Chris 22, 25, 47 West, Joe 19, 56 West, Mrs. Phyllis 43 Whetherholt, David 19, 56, 74, 107 Whetherholt, Doug 13, 56, 62. 58. 74 Whetherholt, Mr. Gary 41, 78 White, Adam 13, 62, 74 White, Matt 36, 74 Whited, Dan 19 Whited, Doug 13, 56 Whited, Roy 13, 43 Whitehouse, Jeff 25, 44 Whitmer, Jodi 19, 54, 60, 80 Wiles, Mr. Doug 41,62, 63, 84 Wilkins, Bret 19, 56 Wilkins, Chad (11th — no photo) Williams, Connie 19, 71 Williams, Shane 24, 25, 44, 107 Williams, Sheila 19 Wilson, Andrew 8, 13, 54, 70, 78, 79 Wilson, Angie 20, 25, 54, 64, 80, 81 Wilson, Chris 19, 56 Wilson, Eric 19 Wilson, Jackie 25, 54 W'ilson, Julie 36, 51 Wilson, Kim 13, 54 Wilson, Matt 56 Wilson, Matt 11, 54 Wilson, Mrs. Carol 43 Wilson, Mrs. Mary 43 Winegardner, Troy 25 Womeldorf, Sam 36 Wood, Doug (12th — no photo) Wood, Scott 13 Wren, Damon 25, 54, 57, 58, 59, 60 Wren, Simon 36,58, 60 WRESTLING 74, 75 Wright, Keely 14, 19, 42, 54, 57, 63,84, 107 Wright, Kurt 36, 37, 51,60, 61, 66, 82,83, 87, 112 Wright, Mike 55 Wright, Mr. Tom 38 Y Yarger, Jetta 25, 54, 55 YEARBOOK 61, 112 Yontz, Jeff 36, 57, 70 Yontz, Jennifer 13, 65, 72, 84 York, David 13, 54 Yost, Kendall 25, 54 Young. Stephanie 19,57, 64 Index 111 The time we had together is almost at an end, and now we have to try to say goodbye. There's so much to remember, and so much still ahead, I wish you all the good things you can find. When you find someone who needs you, may you share the song in your heart and discover all the joy that it can bring. So when you're feeling lonely, and no one seems to care, and you feel you want to hide or run away, think back on all the good times, the things we used to share, remember what 1 wished for you today. Always remember the song, the song in your heart. SENTINEL 112 Senior Members Junior Member Adviser...... 1987 SENTINEL STAFF ..........................Becky Cornell Angela Ingold Missi Schmeltzer Kurt Wright ........................Julie Campbell ....................Mr. Martin Imbroscio