Sheridan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Thornville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1988 volume:

THE SENTINEL Sheridan High School 8660 Sheridan Road, NW Thornville, Ohio 43076 Volume 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS Underclass............................................10 Seniors ..............................................28 Student Life..........................................48 Organizations.........................................58 Athletics.............................................66 Advertisements........................................90 Closing .............................................104 1 In all that we do The Generals stand tall It’s clear to see that. . . We’ve Got It All Walking even taller this night is John Russell because the girl on his arm is his younger sister Shelley. Art Club provides a little pregame humor to help the team to “Impound the Scotties.” “Scotties in jail” are Dixie Thomas, Julie Campbell, and Bobbi Patterson. “General Phil” lock- ing the door is Jennifer Shahan. An annual tradition at Sheridan High School, the art club under the direc- tion of adviser and teacher Mrs. Rita McIntyre has been constructing a float for the big homecoming game for many years now. All smiles is this year’s Queen, Kristen Sagan, as Angie Barr presents her the crown. MEMBERS OF THE 1987 HOME- COMING COURT ARE — Alicia Col- lins, Lesli Goldsberry, Queen Kristen Sagan, Beth Jolin, and Shelley Rus- sell. Scott McCartney presents Alicia Col- lins with flowers as brother Todd Col- lins looks on. 3 HOMECOMING COURT — Dennis Abram, Jim Robinson, Lesli Goldsberry, Jay O’Hare, Doug Factor, Elizabeth John, Lance Dupler, Lincoln Remmert, Jeff Anderson, Queen Kristen Sagan, Kevin Meger, Bret Snider, Shelley Russell, John Russell, Ike Hynus, Todd Collins, Alicia Collins, and Jeremy Hupp. Alicia Collins Freshman Attendant Shelley Russell Sophomore Attendant Traditions remain very strong even after 28 years This year’s homecoming took place on Oc- tober 9, 1987. To start the evening the SHS Marching Band gave the pregame performance. The Queen and court were escorted onto the field and presented flowers by senior members of the football team. Following introductions by Student Council President Angie Barr, Queen Kristen Sagan gave her homecoming address. The Queen and court were then escorted to their seats to watch the victorious Generals overcome the Tri-Valley Scotties, 47-61! Lesli Goldsberry Junior Attendant Queen Kristen Sagan Elizabeth Jolin Senior Attendant 6 MVL FOURTH PLACE, SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS, DISTRICT CHAMPIONS, RE- GIONAL CHAMPIONS, STATE FINAL FOUR — Front Row: Melissa Daley, Lesli Goldsberry, Kelly Allison, Sarah Oberhauser, Amy Sterner, and Julie Clouse. Row 2: Statistician Heidi Shumaker, Keely Wright, Jenny Fox, Carolyn Hudak, Jennifer Yontz, Deandra Detwiler, An- gela Berkheimer, and Coach Rodney Stoltz. mi-Fina 1987 Division III -ir it it MVL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS, REGION- AL CHAMPIONS, STATE RUNNERS-UP — Front Row: Jay O’Hare, Doug Factor, Kevin Meger, Lance Dupler, John Russell, Tom Kopis, Dennis Abram, Jim Robinson, Jeremy Hupp, and Todd Collins. Row 2: Blair Crossan, Bill Bever, Line Remmert, Jeff Anderson, Bret Snider, Scott McCartney, Ike Hynus, Greg Smith, and Jim Lewis. Row 3: Chris Sagan, Eric Ramey, Andy Harris, Tim O’Ryan, Joe Bailey, 8 State Runner-Up ■ ---------------------------------------------------- • 4 Sherm Carpenter, Kirk Trowbridge, and Jacob 9ar’ and Brian Ortman. Hill. Row 4: Matt Russell, Jason Sturgeon, Drew Ingold, Luther Hill, Jamie Lentz, Greg Gison, and Troy Dupler. Row 8: Doug Garey, Tony Taylor, Jason Conrad, Dave Snider, Gary Bozi- 9 Being an identical twin is a unique experience; Brenda and Karen Cooperrider can tell you that it is so. Joining the freshman class for the second se- mester, Keith Robertson seems to be enjoying his studies” at Sheridan High School. Preparing to attend her next class, Stacy Pierce wishes that the day were over. David Adams Maria Alford Michelle Alvis Christi Antle Frank Barnett Lisa Barrows Pam Beach Libby Blevins Bryan Bonkowski Jennifer Boring Michelle Bowen Carol Bowser Carie Boykin Heath Brandon Shawn Burwell Jeff Bush Doug Caldwell Robert Cartwright Larry Chiki Jeremy Clark Chad Clippinger Craig Clum Ronald Cochran Alicia Collins 10 Freshmen Brenda Cooperrider Karen Cooperrider Angie Cope Ryan Crandell Rhonda Crook Mike Dawson Jenny Doherty Elizabeth Doughman Heather Dudgeon John Dumolt Katrina Emmert Scott Emmert Chris Faulkner Kevin Field Marcie Fink Nikki Fisher Lori Fleming Derek Foltz Tonia Frazier Mike Fullmer Matt Garey Claudena Gillespie Tony Gingerich Michael Glenn Freshmen 11 Paul Goodfellow Shawn Green Phil Grimm Susan Grimm Richard Groves Shala Hankison Jenny Hankison Jeremy Hanley Brian Hanna Beth Harris Jason Harris Rich Harris Renee Henery Troy Henson Dusty Hess Tammy Hetrick Ellen Hill Geoff Hill Shane Hillis Ginger Hillyard Jennifer Hite Joe Hupp Stephanie Ingram Michele Jack Travis Jackson Philip Jenny Rebekah Jenny Llamo Johnson Edward Jolin William Jones 12 Freshmen Ron Kesterson Brent King Ben Koehler Mike Kostiuk Michelle Krebs Matt Kreitz Dawn Lacknett Nlkl Lacy Dawn Landerman Stacie Large Jeremy Lauder Jason Leavitt Drama club members pose for a photo during after school try outs — Gina Nelson. Sonya Strupper. Wendy McKenzie, and Heidi Pugh It’s tug-of-war for Leslie Neal. Troy Henson. Shala Hankison. and Stephanie Ingram Completing a poster for the first game of the foot ball playoffs. Elizabeth Doughman receives a com pliment from Tom Hammond. I’m a boy watcher. Amber Turnes. Tracy Sode and Ellen Hill sure do enjoy being members of the SHS Boy Watchers Club Susannah Lewis George Lofink Angela Mack Jason Mangold Stephen Manteli Josh Marks Laura Martin Malelsa McCartney Meredith McGuire Scott McKee Wendy McKenzie Chris Miller William Mills Ron Mitchell Ed Moore Steve Moore Corry Morris Richard Murray Freshmen 13 Lesli Neal Gina Nelson Holly Nelson Melissa Patterson Mike Pettit Mechelle Phillips Stacy Pickett Chris Pierce Brian Prince Heidi Pugh Aaron Ray Ed Reichley Janelle Rhodes Jarrod Rhodes Keith Robertson Heidi Robinson Jason Seeger Holly Seibert David Shaw Carolyn Sheppard Anthony Shipley Shelley Short Rob Skinner Beth Smith Brooke Smith Christi Smith Craig Smith Dan Snider Lori Snider Bob Snyder First period Latin 1 class posing with Miss Love are: Craig Clum, Ben Koehler, Shane Hillis, Tonia Frazier, Lisa Bar- rows, and Beth Harris. Returning to Sheridan after being away for one year, Jeff Barry wastes no time getting down to work. It’s fun to work together and chat, and these art students, Jenny Hite, Marcie Fink, and Shelley Short, do just that as they construct projects out of clay. 14 Freshmen Glenna Snyder Tracy Sode Wendy Souders Ben Starr Todd Stevens Rhonda Stidham Sonya Strupper Dianna Stuller Jason Thieken Shane Thomas Mike Tolliver Shane Tracey Jenice Trumble Amber Turnes Tracy VanBalen Missi Walker Penny Wallace Jamie Wells Martha Wells Andy Wesney Elaine White Tina White Larry Williams Shad Williams Chad Wilson Jeremy Wilson Judy Wilson Shem Wilson Travis Wilson Jenny Wise FRESHMEN NOT SHOWN IN PORTRAITS: Jeff Barry Mike Bowling Shannon Casto David Crabtree Rebecca Glancy Tom Hammond Tammy Hawkins Amy Ohlinger Stacy Pierce Bill Reid Shane Sheumaker Phyllis Smith Traci Smith Pamela Stevens Anthony Taylor Harold Webb Freshmen 15 Steve Alford Bessina Amos Beth Amos Cathy Anderson Jennifer Baird Rick Blevins Chris Boring John Borland Roger Bourff Gary Bozigar David Brady Darin Brown Heather Brown Kendall Brown Andrea Bush Monica Butler Doug Carpenter Cathy Carrigan Bryan Chapman Gary Chapman Keith Claypool Shane Clemons Amy Clippinger Joe Clouse Elaina Cogswell Jason Conrad Terry Cooperrider Angie Corp George Crist Holly Cross 16 Sophomores During his afternoon computer class, Roy Whited receives expert instruction from Mr. Stilwell. Analyzing short stories is a difficult task, but Mr. Miskell shows Betsy Roberts and Jen- nifer Shahan that it’s possible. As a part of the Adopt-A-Child Program, Mrs. Lippit encouraged her homeroom stu- dents to raise money by selling chances to throw a cream pie at her face. Frona Cun- ningham is the lucky winner; however, Mrs. Lippit looks as though she’s having second thoughts. During the Christmas Season, Beth Amos and Kenna Taylor help decorate the room. Frona Cunningham Terry Cunningham Stephanie Darby Scott Davies Deb Denney Sherrie Denney Jona Detty Rob Doughman Connie Dupler Troy Dupler Shannon Duvall Mike Eades Troy Elick Richard Ellis Eric Emmert Julie Emmert Adam Evans Bill Fagnan Christi Fehrman Jennifer Ferry Craig Fink Jason Foltz Katie Forgrave Holly France Susan Fulk Karen Fullmer Paul Fullmer Doug Garey Onie Ginn Joe Grimm Sophomores 17 Travis Hagans Darrin Hale Andy Hamilton David Hampton Vanessa Harmon Chris Harris Michael Harris Shawn Hatem Carl Hatmaker Doug Hayes Jennifer Heeter Chad Helser 1 Biologists Mike Harris. Gaby Mohler. Chris Malherbe, and Matt Morris really enjoy this class assignment. 2 Practice is over, and it’s time to go home for Gretchen Packer. Laurie Vaughn, and RaeJean Jones. 3 We’re friends forever — Front Row: Maura McGuire. Betsy Roberts, and George Crist. Row 2: David York and David Hampton. 4 Showing some of the art work for the FHA Christmas Dance are Lisa Mangold and Heather Roberts. Chris Helser Shawn Henery Jerry Hetrick Jenny Hiett Laura Higgins Luther Hill Kelby Householder Jennifer Ingram RaeJean Jones Mike King Ali Lacy Brittany Lamp Crystal Landis Scott Large Kevin Lewis Tracey Little Nancy Long John Loughman 18 Sophomores Chris Malherbe Lisa Mangold Lora Marteney Mary Martin Tammy Mason Rhonda Mattis Eric Maxwell Bradi McCance Marcus McGee Maura McGuire Ray McMahan Terry Miller ■■■ Tammy Mitchell Gaby Mohler Ruby Moore Delbert Moorehead Matt Morris David Newell Steve Ode Keith Oldham Brian Ortman Sheri Ortman Gretchen Packer Mike Palmer Staci Patterson Monica Rader Nicole Ramage Marc Ramey Tim Rickey Chris Riffle Sophomores 19 Betsy Roberts Heather Roberts Brian Runkel Matthew Russell Shelley Russell Shane Satterfield Tim Scott Kathy Searles Julie Seibert Chris Shaffer Jennifer Shahan Lacey Sheets Don Shipley Katrina Shonk Kevin Sims Tammy Smeigh Ginger Smith Sherri Smith David Snider Doug Snider Serena Snyder Lynette Stalter Jennifer Starr Holly Stevens Teresa Stevens Mike Stickdorn Rob Storey Angela Strong Jason Sturgeon Todd Swinehart 20 Sophomores SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN IN PORTRAITS: Rhonda Aliff Tim Bell Tim Bitler Barb Bowser Bonnie Burge Corban Carroll Bobbi Cotterrnan Ron Fulk Juanita Givens Michael Griffith Steve Harr Melissa Horner Melanie Hoy Ando Johnson Joel Kerscher Faith Ketterman Rob Maynard Brian Moats Gary Moore Chad Patterson Pat Patterson Dan Rusnak Joe Six Doug Ward Doug Whited Kenna Taylor Tony Taylor Dixie Thomas Lloyd Thompson Rhonda Tittle Steve Toth Tammy Tyo Rob VanBalen Rodney Vance Tina VanSickle John VanTuyl Laurie Vaughn Ronda Vermillion Chad Vest Dave Wallace Leigh Walters Tim Warner Doug Whetherholt Adam White Roy Whited Andrew Wilson Kim Wilson Matt Wilson Scott Wood Jenni Yontz David York “Are you preparing for the health test, Su- san Fulk? Or are you day dreaming?” On Awards Night, sophomore class mem- bers receive their honor roll pins. Enjoying themselves at a girls basketball game are Marcus McGee, Scott Wood, and Shawn Hatem. Members of the Boys Ensemble are: Darrin Hale (10th), Doug Caldwell (9th), Chris Mai herbe (10th), Troy Henson (9th), and Brian Runkel (10th). ■ Sophomores 21 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Kelly Engle. Secretary; Sherman Carpenter. President; Darla Cannon, Vice-President; and Misti Hupp, Treasurer. Getting into the General Spirit. David Crock and Tim Corp display their prize winning post- er created to back the football team. Working late into the evening, Brian Talbot serves the last customer before closing the gas station for the night. Lenn Adams Bill Aldag Chris Alfman Charlene Aliff Kelly Allison Jennifer Ayers Joe Bailey Tom Bartolomucci Cynthia Bender Angela Berkheimer Bill Bever Amee Billings Todd Black Tammy Blakeman Ron Blankenship Jonathon Boring Richie Boring Todd Boring Tammy Bowser Traci Boyd Ken Braden Shelby Brandon Krystal Brison Lori Brown 22 Juniors Tcri Calvert Darla Cannon Sherman Carpenter Kim Casteel Billie Jo Chapman Teresa Clippinger Jennifer Coble Jodi Cochran Heather Cooper Tim Corp Tonia Covey Pat Crandell Dave Crock Blair Crossan Dave Cummings Joe Cunningham Sonja Curry Lesley Darios Jennifer Denton Deandra Detwiler Chrissondra Downard Leigh Ann Emmert Kelley Engle Erin Estep Juniors 23 Tim Fleming Lisa Ford Angela Forsythe Jenny Fox Penny Frame Molly Garey Greg Gibson Michael Gingerich Dorothy Glover Amy Godby Lesli Goldsberry Scott Gordon Jane Grant Chris Green Lori Gutridge Charles Hackney Chad Hale Beth Hankinson Carolyn Hanley Amy Hanna Rita Henery Joe Hennigan Chad Hersman Gloria Hiett Eric Hill Jacob Hill Vicki Hodgson Colleen Holstein Kendra Hoplite Glenn Huber 24 Juniors Carolyn Hudak Rusty Huffman Misti Hupp Drew Ingold Blane Kaffenberger Bobbi Kinser Jerry Kirkbride Angel Kopis Sheri Kreitz Beverly Lampton Jamie Lentz Jim Lewis Work Study students, Glenn Huber and Wayne Stalling put together the curric- ulum guide to be used during spring sched- uling. Returning to school after her automobile accident, Brenda Smith gets her cast signed by friend Juli Smith. It's a happy day when Blase Banik gets to drive to school. At the BOE Banquet, juniors Renae Snack, Scott Merritt, and Chrissondra Downard prepare to hand out the senior certificates. Ed Lynn Jenny Masterson Cary Mayes Mimi McCandlish Regina McCoy Mike McLean Scott Merritt Arica Mickey Paul Miller Ricky Mohler Shelli Morris Scott Newcomb Tim O’Ryan Gina Osborne Brian Parmer Tara Parson Blake Patrick Jennifer Patterson Juniors 25 Lori Pettit Karen Petty Rose Pittman Lori Potts Krystal Rainer Eric Ramey Joe Ritchie Rhonda Rodgers Chris Sagan Roberta Schilling Shelly Seibert Chris Severance Jerry Shade Julia Shafer Rena Shaffer Steph Sherwood Tammy Sheumaker Lee Shriner Heidi Shumaker Joellen Simpson Darla Skaggs Brenda Smith Christy Smith Gloria Smith Greg Smith Juli Smith Stacey Smith Renae Snack Amy Sterner Michelle Stevens Once again at the FFA Banquet. Lee Shriner proudly displays his many awards. At Zanesville Stadium (Sheridan-Dover Game), Angela Forsythe gives it her all in spite of the cold chill in the air. May I see your pass? Asks hall monitor, Greg Gibson. Junior Ensemble consists of the trio, Stephanie Sherwood, Julia Shafer, and Molly Garey. During Mr. Rupe’s advanced biology class, Lori Potts and Andy Harris volunteer to water the plants. 26 Juniors Blase Banik Terry Forson Shelly Eltringham Foucht Andy Harris Patrick Knisley Michael Medley Bill Moore Harlan Parrett Jill Phillips Wayne Stalling Tim Tackett Scott Tittle Stephanie Young Stephen Jenkins Tricia Stevens Paula Stover Lori Sturgeon Ron Summers Brian Talbot Darrel Terry Jim Thieken Eric Tom Kirk Trowbridge Tyla Vance Nichole VanHoose Wendy Verkest Kelly Wagner Carl Waibel Jay Wallace Scott Ward Traci Watkins Kevin Webb Joe West David Whetherholt Danny Whited Jodi Whitmer Bret Wilkins Connie Williams Sheila Williams Chris Wilson Keely Wright Juniors 27 DENNIS W. ABRAM — Somerset Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. HEATHER LEE ADCOCK — Somerset Band 1; Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 3; Cross Country 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Helper 2; NHS 3. 4; Scholarship Team 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. KEVIN K. ALIFF — Somerset Industrial Arts Club 4. JEFFREY LEE ANDERSON — Som- erset Basketball 1; Chorale 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Track 2. ANGELA LYNN BARR — Thornville Basketball 1; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 1,2.3, 4. LISA ANN BARRICK — Glenford Chorus 2, 3; Softball 1; Volleyball 1, 3; Mock Trial 4. KELLY A. BOGGS — Somerset Cheerleader 3; Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Equestrian 3; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. CARNITH E. BORING — Glenford Wrestling 1. SANDRA ALYCE BOYER — Thornville Cheerleader 4; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; School Musical 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Mentorship 4. BRIAN O. BRADY — Thornville Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. RANDY A. BREWER — Glenford Industrial Arts Club 4. ROBERT L. BROWN — Thornville (Woodrow Wilson High School Youngstown, Ohio 1, 2) Basketball 2; Drama Club 1; Football 1. 28 Seniors BRIAN L. CLIPPINGER — Glenford FFA 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 TERESA R. CLIPPINGER — Glenford (Graduating Junior) Library Helper 1, 2. JULIA ANNE CLOUSE — Somerset Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Scholarship Team 3; Softball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Football Watergirl 4; Mock Trial 4. Seniors 29 CLAYTON DAVID BUSSE — Somer- set Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Wres- tling 1. JULIE ROSE CAMPBELL — Somerset Art Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Chorale 3; Chorus 1; NHS 3, 4; Schol- arship Team 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Wrestling Statistician 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Presidential Class- room 3; Mock Trial 4; Girls Ensemble 3. SCOTT MICHAEL CARNEY — Som- erset Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINA DAWN CARTER — Som- erset Band 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Softball 1; Volleyball 1. KENNETH M. CASTEEL — Roseville Industrial Arts Club 4. STEVEN M. CHAFIN — Somerset SHERRY L. CHESTNUT — Somerset Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Teachers Aide 3, 4. JACKIE E. CHEVALIER — Somerset JANICE LYNN CLARK — Somerset Library Helper 2; OEA 3; Office Help- er 2. JOHN MICHAEL CLUM — Thornville Wrestling 2; MAJVS 3. 4 DANYEL K. COBLE — Glenford Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Library Helper 2, 3; Track 1. TODD CHARLES COLLINS — Som- erset Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; Stu- dent Council 2. DAVID WAYNE CONRAD — Thornville Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 4. TRACY C. CONRAD — Somerset CAROLE A. COOPERRIDER — Glenford Band 1, 2; Library Helper 1, 2; Office Helper 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2. DEBORAH K. COTTERMAN — Thornville Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Track Stat- istician 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Stat- istician 3. JANEL MARIE COTTERMAN — Som- erset Art Club 4; Chorale 3; Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1. 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Track Statistician 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try Statistician 3. JAMES ALLEN CRABTREE — Thornville SEBRINA K. CUPP — Rushville Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Library Helper 3, 4; OEA 3, 4. MELISSA ANNA-MARIA DALEY — Glenford Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Cross Country 3; Dra- ma Club 4; School Play 4; Quiz Team 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 2; Mock Trial 4. ROBERT STANTON DAUGHERTY, JR. — Glenford Baseball 1; Football 1. 30 Seniors DEE A. ROBINSON DENNIS — Som- erset Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Track 1. LANCE DAVID DUPLER — Mt. Perry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4; Track 1. TABITHA J. DUSENBERRY — Thornville Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1. 2, 3; FTA 2. SHERYL LYNN EICKELBERGER — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; FTA 2; Flag Corps 3; Girls’ State 3; NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 3. CHELLEY DIANE EMMERT — Som- erset Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2. MICHAEL WILLIAM EMMERT — Somerset Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Man- ager 3, 4; Gymnastics Statistician 3, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL EVERSOLE Somerset Baseball 1, 2; Chorus 1. 2. DOUGLAS AARON FACTOR — Glenford Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3. 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Track 3, 4. KIMBERLY ANN FISHER — Glenford Band 1; Basketball 1; Chorus 4; Office Helper 3, 4. KIMBERLY ANN FORGRAVE — Som- erset Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Cross Country 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; School Play 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Statistician 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Presidential Classroom 3; Mock Tri- al 4. STEFENIE DENISE FOSTER — Thornville Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Equestrian 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; FTA 2; Ski Club 2; Softball 1. MICHAEL J. GIBBONS — Mt. Perry Industrial Arts Club 1. Seniors 31 STEPHEN PATRICK GREEN — Som- erset FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2. 3. JACQUELINE MARIE GRIMM — Thornville Band 1,2.3, 4; FTA 2; NHS 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Scholarship Team 3, 4. SCOTT A. HAMILTON — Mt. Perry Chorale 4; Vice-President 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Track 3. 4. THOMAS A. HAMMER — Roseville Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. DEANNA J. HANKINSON — Somerset Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3; Spanish Scholarship Team 4; Thes- pian Society 2, 3, 4. LISA ANN HARMON — Thornville Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Sports Stat- istician 1, 2; Volleyball 1. REBECCA ANN HARRIS — Thornville Chorale 4; Chorus 1, 2; Library Help- er 1; NHS 4; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4. DEBORAH LEANNE HARVEY — Glenford OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4. JANINA RENEE HEDGES — Browns- ville Chorale 4; CHorus 1, 2; OEA 3, 4. LORI ANN HELSEL — Thornville Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Musical 2, 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Thes- pian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Thes- pian 3, 4. DAMON JAMES HENRY — Newark Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3, 4. WILLIAM MERR1L HOSK1NSON — Brownsville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; School Musical 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; School Play 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 32 Seniors KEENYN LEE HUGHES — Mt. Perry Art Club 4; Library Helper 4; Work Study 3. JEREMY S. HUPP — Brownsville GARY L. HYNUS — Somerset MARY LYNN JACKSON — Somerset (Graduating Junior) ELIZABETH JANE JOLIN — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4;Homecoming Attendant 4; School Musical 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Thespian 2, 3, 4; Odyssey of the Mind Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Salutatorian 4. RONNIE LEWIS KING — Mt. Perry Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. LISA SNIDER KNOX — Cambridge Basketball 1; MAJVS 3, 4; OEA 3. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. VICTORIA RENEE KOHLS — Som- erset Audio Visual Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Library Helper 1; School Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Thespian 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Presidential Class- room 3. TOM V. KOPIS — Somerset Football 4; Wrestling 1. KEVIN L. LANDIS — Rushville Audio Visual Club 1, 2; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Football 1; Scholarship Team 1, 3; Sports Statistician 1, 2; State Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Amer- ican Meterological Society 4. SUSAN MARIE LANGWASSER — Thornville Chorale 4; Chorus 3; Library Helper 3. 4. LISA ANN MAINES — Glenford Chorale 3. 4; Chorus 2; NHS 3. 4; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1. 2, 3, 4. Seniors 33 TRACY LYNN MANNING Thornville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Flag Corps 4; Jazz Band 2 Library Helper 1. 2, 3; OEA 3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. DENNIS L. MARTIE Thornville RODNEY P MAXWELL Thornville MICHAEL VINCENT MAY — Somer- set Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Work Study 3, 4. ANTHONY SCOTT McCARTNEY — Glenford Football 4; Scholarship Team 4; Track 4. DAVID DAIN McCOMB — Thornville Chorus 1, 2; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2. AMY LOUISE McCAUGHEY — Som- erset Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3; NHS 4; OEA 3. 4; Softball 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. JEFFREY R. McGEE — Somerset (Cy- Fair Senior High School, Houston, Texas 1, 2, 3) Basketball 2; Track 4; Youth to Youth 4. DAVID L. McMAHAN — Glenford KEVIN MATTHEW MEGER — Glenford Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; Class Officer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LORI MERTENS - Thornville Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team 2, 3. JODY MICKEY — Somerset Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1, 2; Library Helper 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Youth To Youth 4. 34 Seniors TERESA MARIE MILLS — Thornville Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 3. 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Office Helper 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. JEFFREY ALLEN MITCHELL — Som erset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4 AMY MICHELLE MOORE - Roseville Cheerleader 2. 4; Cross Country 3. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3. 4. Scholarship Team 2, 3; Track 2; Foot- ball Watergirl 3. SCOTT A NEWCOMB — Somerset (Graduating Junior) Football 2. 3; Industrial Arts Club 3. SARAH CLARE OBERHAUSER — Somerset (Fisher-Catholic High School, Lancaster, Ohio 1) Art Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Doctors and Nurses Asso- ciation 3; Girls’ State 3; School Mu- sical 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Presidential Class- room 3; Valedictorian 4. JAYSON DONALD O’HARE — Som- erset Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Boys’ State 3; Class Officer 4; Foot- ball 1. 3. 4; Golf 2; NHS 3. 4; Schol- arship Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4. TODD W. ORR — Thornville Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; MAJVS 3, 4, Ag Mechanics; FFA 3, 4. WILLIAM MATTHEW ORTMAN — Thornville FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4. ALBERT E. PARMER — Somerset Football 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERTINA M. PARMER — Somerset Chorus 1, 3; FHA 4. BOBBI JO PATTERSON — Somerset Art Club 4; Band 1; Chorale 3; Cho- rus 2; Future Doctors and Nurses As- sociation 1; Ski Club 3; Wrestling Stat- istician 1, 4. JILL M. PHILLPS — Somerset (Graduating Junior) £1 Seniors 35 JODI S. PHILLIPS — Somerset Chorus 1, 2, 3, Library Helper 1. REBECCA L. PHIPPS — Ml. Perry Chorale 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Library Helper 1, 2. DOUGLAS RAY PURKEY — Mt. Perry Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2. CHARLES TYSON RAMSEY — Glenford Art Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Odyssey of the Mind Team 1.2. 3. 4. BRYAN DAVID REBER — Thornvllle Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Golf 3. 4. DEBORAH J. REED — Thornvllle Basketball 1, 2; OEA 3. NANCY J. REINCHELD — Thornville Chorus 3; Work Study 4. LINCOLN GRANT REMMERT — Glenford Class Officer 3; FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4. MATTHEW GERALD RICE — Thornville Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3. CHRIS ANNETTE RIDENOUR — Glenford Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Library Helper 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Sports Statistician 1, 2. GREG E. RIFFLE — Somerset Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3. 4. BRIAN E. RITTINGER — Thornvllle Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Foot- ball 1; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. 36 Seniors CHRISTOHER LARRY ROBERTS — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3; School Play 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Pres- idential Classroom 3; Odyssey of the Mind Team 1. 2, 3, 4; Co Salutatorian 4. JAMES DAVID ROBINSON II — Thornville Basketball 1, 2. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3.4 KELLY MICHELE ROBISON Thornville Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1. 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Student Council 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS RUSSELL — Som erset FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 1. SANDRA LYNN RUSSELL — Thornville Chorale 4; Drama Club 1. 2, 3; School Musical 2; OEA 3. 4; School Play 1, 2; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. KRISTEN LEIGH SAGAN — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 2; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Jazz Band 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. RANDY WILLIAM SANDS — Thornville Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Man- ager 3, 4; Mascot 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Freshman Basketball Stat- istician 1. LORETTA JEAN SCOTT — Somerset Library Helper 2; OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 4. KIMBERLY JO SEIBERT — Glenford Cheerleader 2; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2; Track 1. NICOLE N. SHOOK — Somerset Band 1; Cross Country 2. 3; Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. LARRY A. SHORT — Mt. Perry VICA 3, 4; Electronics 3. 4, MAJVS 3. 4 GLENN EDWARD SICKLES — Glenford Baseball 3; Chorale 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Seniors 37 GARY LEE SIGLER — Rushville Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. DEBORAH LYNN SILSLEY — Glenford Band 4; Chorale 3, 4, President 4; Chorus 2; Flag Corps 4; NHS 4; Scholarship Team 1; Softball 1, 2; Wrestling Statistician 4; Volleyball 1; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Mixed Senior Ensemble 4. MICHAEL DWAYNE SIMS — Thornville FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JENNIFER LEIGH SKINNER — Glenford Band 1; Cheerleader 1; Cross Coun- try 2; Future Doctors and Nurses As- sociation 1; Track 1, 2; Teachers Aide 2, 3. 4. SLYVIA MARGARET SKINNER — Somerset Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1; Volleyball 1; MAJVS 3, 4. NICOLE LEIGH SKINNER — Thornville Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Girls’ State 3; Sports Statistician 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1. BOBBIE JEAN SMITH — Somerset FHA 4; Library Helper 4. ROBERT C. SMITH — Thornville Work Study 3, 4. BRET A. SNIDER — Somerset Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 2. JAMES P. SNIDER — Somerset CHRISTINE R. SODE — Mt. Perry Office Helper 4; Scholarship Team 1; Track 3, 4. JILL A. STICKDORN — Somerset Chorale 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Library Help- er 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3. 4. 38 Seniors MICHAEL RAY TAYLOR — Glenford FFA 4; MAJVS 3. 4 ROBIN LYNETTE THOMAS — Thornville Art Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; FFA Chap- ter Sweetheart 3. JERRY E. TURNES — Somerset Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3; Cho- rale 2, 3; Chorus 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4 NICHOLE E. VANHOOSE — Thornville (Graduating Junior) Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1, 2. JENNIFER ANN VAN METER — Mt. Perry Band 1, 2; Library Helper 2; Pep Band 1, 2; OEA 3, 4, Secretary 3, State Secretary 3, Parliamentary Pro- cedures Team 3, 4. LYNN VAN SICKLE — Somerset Band 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 2; Flag Corps 3, 4, Captain 4; NHS 3. 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Quiz Team 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Odyssey of the Mind Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4. JODY J. VERKEST — Thornville Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Track 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. WENDY J. VERKEST — Thornville (Graduating Junior) Cheerleader 2; Chorale 3; Chorus 1, 2. JODI L. VERMILLION — Thornville Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Jazz Band 2; NHS 4; OEA 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedures Team 4. Seniors 39 CARL ANTHONY STRONG — Mt. Perry (San Lorenzo Valley High School, Felton, California 1, 2) DONNA LEE SULLIVAN — Glenford (Fairfield Union High School, Lancas ter, Ohio 1, 2) OEA 3, 4; Chorale 4 PATRICIA ANN SWINGLEY — Thornville OEA 3, 4; Office Helper 3, 4. KELLY RENE WATERS — Rushville Chorus 4; Work Study 3, 4. CHRISTROPHER S. WEST — Glenford Drama Club 3. 4; FFA 3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Work Study 4. JEFFREY A. WHITEHOUSE — Glenford FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Counci 3. 4; MAJVS 3. 4. CHAD R. WILKINS — Glenford Newspaper Staff 4. SHANE A. WILLIAMS — Thornville VICA 3, 4; Electronics 3, 4; MAJVS 3, 4. ANGELA LEE WILSON — Somerset Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 3; Softball 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN ANNETTE WILSON — Glenford Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Statistician 1, 2; Student Council 1; All-County Band 1. TROY E. WINEGARDNER — Thornville DAMON MICHAEL WREN — Rushville Art Club 3; Band 4; Drama Club 3; Quiz Team 3; Scholarship Team 1, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Odyssey of the Mind Team 1, 2, 3, 4. M1CHEAL LEE WRIGHT — Rushville Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. JETTA MARIE YARGER — Glenford Chorale 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Girls En- semble 2. 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3; Library Helper 1. KENDALL LEE YOST — Somerset Art Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps 2. 40 Seniors MOTTO: “CHANGE IS THE LAW OF LIFE. AND THOSE WHO LOOK ONLY TO THE PAST OR TO THE PRESENT ARE CERTAIN TO MISS THE FUTURE.” JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS: CRIMSON AND BLACK CLASS SONG: “WALK A LITTLE SLOWER MY FRIEND” Seniors 41 FACULTY NORTHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Seated: President of the Board, Tom Wright; Clerk- Treasurer, Sylvia Harlan; and Local Superintendent, Steve Johnson. Standing: Ad- ministrative Assistant, Larry Remmert; Mr. Ken Miller; Mrs. Margaret VanBalen; Vi- ce-President of the Board, Tom Hill; and Mr. Bob Lynn. AL ABRAMS Vocal Music PHILLIP BAILEY General Science RICHARD BANFIELD Industrial Arts JAMES BECHLEY Industrial Arts MICHAEL BIRO Accounting, Typing DAVID CATTRAN Government, Sociology, Psychology CAROL CLARK Librarian, Quiz Team Ad- viser RANDY CLARK Social Studies, Driver Ed- ucation JOHN COLEMAN Business Math, Business Law, General Business PAUL CULVER Physical Education GREGG FORSYTHE Physical Education, Health PATRICK FUNK Chemistry, Physics 42 Faculty CHARLES DILBONE Principal KAREN GLADE English 12, Advanced Eng- lish 10 STEVE GLADE OWA ELIZABETH HANSON Latin 11 and III SUSAN HARRISON Physical Education, Health DOUGLAS HILL Algebra II, College Math I, 11 ANDREW HITE American History HARVEY HOWDYSHELL Mathematics, Using the Computer MARTIN IMBROSCIO Special Education, Year- book Adviser JANET KOEHLER Senior BOE, Typing JANE KUNKLER Basic English 10, Arts and Crafts, Media Writing DOUGLAS LATT1MER General Science, Biology, Driver Education RUTH LATTIMER Special Education, LD Faculty 43 Art teacher, Mrs. Rita McIntyre displays one of the many signs that were made to help boost the spirit of the Generals during the very successful sports seasons. In advanced biology class, Mr. Mike Rupe makes dissecting a snake an enjoyable task for students Kim Wilson, Andy Wilson, and Lori Potts. MARTHA LIPPITT Spanish I, II; French I, II, III LUCILLE LOVE Latin I DEBORAH LUSETTI Reading I, II RICARDO LUSETTI Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Ski Club Adviser RANDY MASTERSON Vocational Agriculture DIANE McGREGOR English 11, Audio-Visual rita McIntyre Art I, II, III, IV; Art Club Adviser VIRGINIA MICK Home Economics, FHA Adviser RANDY MISKELL Advanced English 9, 10 MARGARET MOHLER Algebra I, Prom Adviser RENEE REICHLEY Basic English 9, Dramatics, Humanities, Acting Ensem- ble, Drama Club Adviser ERIC RIFFLE Western Civilization, Mock Trial Adviser 44 Faculty On Awards Night, senior Doug Factor is congratulated by Mr. Hill and Mr. Davis. Doug received the American Mathemat- ics Examination Award. In the advanced Math Scholastic Achievement Test for Ohio, Doug Factor placed 5th in the district and received honorable mention in the state. Other placements in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement were: Bill Aldag placed 20th in the dis- trict in first-year chemistry; Carolyn Hudak placed 13th in the district in American History; Anthony McCartney placed 11th in the district in senior social studies; Line Remmert received honor- able mention in the district in senior social studies; Matthew Morris placed 19th in the district in English 10; Victoria Kohls received honorable mention in the district in English 12; Regina McCoy placed 4th in the district and received honorable mention in the state in second- year French; Nicole Fisher placed 20th in the district in second-year French; Jay O’Hare received honorable mention in the district in first-year Spanish. CHARLENE ROBERTS Home Economics, FHA Adviser MICHAEL RUPE Biology PEGGY SHRINER School Nurse TIMOTHY SIKORSKI Sociology, Psychology KAREN STEEN Junior BOE, Typing II, Shorthand I MICHAEL STILWELL Beginning and Advanced BASIC, Using the Comput- er ROBERT SZABO Jazz Ensemble, Band EDWARD TAYLOR Russian III, French II LINDA TEETERS Physical Eduation III PHILLIP WAGNER Vocational Agriculture, FFA Adviser SHARON WEAVER Freshman Guidance Coun- selor, Youth to Youth Ad- viser GARY WHETHERHOLT World Today, Western Civ- ilization, State and Local Faculty 45 OFFICE HELPERS — Front Row: Rhonda Rodgers, Arica Mickey, Patsy Swingiey. and Leigh Walters. Row 2: Deb Harvey, Becky Harris, Kim Fisher, Christine Sode, and Janel Cotterman. LIBRARY HELPERS — Front Row: Delbert Moorehead. Jane Grant. Bobbie Smith, Amee Billings, Karen Petty, and Keenyn Hughes. Row 2: Traci Watkins, Renae Snack, Stacy Pickett, Sheri Ortman, Chad Clippinger. and Cathy Anderson. COOKS — Virginia Bare, June Foster, Kathy Turnes, and Lois Lyle. DORIS LATTIMER Secretary KIM BARNHART Secretary LINDA GUTRIDGE Truant Officer MARGARET SNYDER Library aide 46 Staff CAFETERIA CASHIERS — Wendy McKenzie, Sherry Chestnut, and Leslie Neal. CAFETERIA WORKERS — Front Row: Ed Moore, Rob Smith, Tom Ham- mond, Roy Whited, and Steve Ode. Row 2: Glenn Huber, Jeff Barry, Penny Wallace, Elizabeth Doughman, Mary Martin, Heather Dudgeon, and Bob Snyder. 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, Jeannie Skinner, Donna Webb, Phyllis West, and Nellie Sharp. DON FACTOR Maintenance CARL FOSTER Custodian BOB DAUGHERTY Custodian SYLVIA BAKER Custodian Staff 47 MIKE TAYLOR — Senior KENDRA HOPLITE — Nursing JOHN CLUM — Auto Mechanics LISA SNIDER KNOX — Secretarial 48 MAJVS MAJVS 49 GRADUATION It’s 8:00 PM; the graduation ceremony is over; and Julie Clouse, Danyel Coble, and David Con- rad show signs of joy and relief. Commencement was held Sunday. May 29. 1988 on the high school football field. 162 graduates were represented by valedictorian Sarah Oberhauser and co-salutatorian Beth Jolin and Chris Rob- erts. Father Aaron Joseph of Holy Trin- ity and Saint Joseph's parishes of Som- erset gave the Invocation and Baccalaureate Addresses. Seniors sang their class song and Alma Mater and were presented diplomas by School Board President Tom Wright and mem- bers Bob Lynn. Margaret VanBalen, and Ken Miller. Mr. Al Abrams led his junior chorale in singing the benediction The Lord Bless You and Keep You.” On the Sunday morning of graduation, many churches in the area held ceremonies for the graduates of the parish. Members of Holy Trinity Catholic Church attending a special Mass for the class of 1988 are: Front Row: Steve Green, Tony McGuire, Julie Clouse, Kim Forgrave, Julie Campbell, and Angie Wilson. Row 2: John Russell, Kim Fisher, Jackie Grimm, Beth Jolin, Missy Daley, Sarah Oberhauser, and Kevin Meger. Row 3: Dennis Abram, Joe McGuire, Jeff Anderson, Tom Hammer, Damon Wren, and Todd Collins. Row 4: Bryan Reber, Mike Emmert, Jim Robinson, Jim Snider, and Jay O’Hare. 50 Graduation Joining the ranks of the SHS Alumni. Deb Cot- terman, Jim Crabtree. Sebrina Cupp, and Missy Daley parade before their admiring families. ‘‘And when on graduation day. we leave these halls forever, rings out as Angie Wilson and Jackie Wilson join the class in singing the Alma Mater. “Robin Lynette Thomas,” Mr. Dilbone reads each graduate’s name as they walk to receive their diplo- Waiting for the recessional, band members brave the hot sun with the graduates and the spectators. After receiving his diploma. Glenn Edward Sickles returns to his seat. For the second year in a row. grad- uation is held outside. As the cer- emony begins, graduates march onto the field in two lines from left and right of the bleachers. Graduation 51 “Is your boyfriend’s tux really a suit of armor?” asks Tricia Stevens and Roberta Schilling of Charlene Aliff. Rhonda Rodgers, Keely Wright, Dee Detwiler, Darla Cannon, and Misti Hupp gather on the stage to aide in thanking prom adviser Mrs. Mohler. Hand in hand. Gretchen Packer and Tim Looking picture perfect with their dates are juniors Cynthia Bender O’Ryan stroll into the prom. and Erin Estep. Is Sherman Carpenter lost? He must be! Rhonda Rodgers doesn’t seem to be nearby. Beaming happily are Mike Taylor and Krystal Rainer. Prepping by stuffing pomps are Lori Potts, Vicky Hodgson, Keely Wright, and Mrs. Margaret Mohler. Medieval Masquerade Enchantment set the scene for the 1988 Prom that took place on the evening of May 14 The simulated night was lit by white lights and garland, balloons, and stream- ers. Junior parents to- tally prepared a menu of New York strip, baked potato, green beans, tossed salad, rolls, and ice cream surprise. Dancing mu- sic was provided by a DJ. After prom was at the YMCA of Newark where breakfast was also served. Junior prom committee meets to help plan for the unfolding of the “Medieval Masquerade.” And unfold it did. 52 Prom Just funnin’ at the prom, seniors Amy McGaughey, Nicki Shook, and Danyel Coble enjoy a night out. Completing one of the most elaborate decorations of the prom, juniors test the lighting on the main entrance drawbridge the day before the big night. Hamming it up for the camera, Teresa Clippinger sits on her date’s lap as Becky Phipps and Becky Harris look on. Long time friends, Chris West and Deanna Hankinson, enjoy talking with other couples at the prom. Laughin' it up as they fast dance in a group are Bert Parmer and Scott Hamilton. Taking a long awaited breather are Jackie Wilson and her date, Blane Kaffenberger, and Melissa Daley (with shoes off) and date, David Cartt. After the meal has ended and the dance begins, Kim Fisher, Mike May, Jody Mickey, and Dawn Carter socialize in the hallway. Prom 53 Presenting the Leadership Award to Angie Barr is Ty Ramsey receives the Senior Artist of the Principal Mr. Charles Dilbone Year award from presenter, Julie Campbell. MAJVS student, Mike Taylor is a silver me k] winner at the 1988 VIC A Ohio State Skill Olympics in air conditioing refrigeration. Senior OEA Members, Becky Phipps, Jodi Vermillion, and Tracy Manning are recognized for excellence in their field. Mr. Steve Glade stands with proud recipients of the OWA Awards, Tina White and Penny Wallace. (Absent from photo: Dan Snider) Accepting the Wyllie Benton Tussing Memorial Award from Mr. Davis is senior Jeremy Hupp. John Philip Sousa Award winner, Brian Rittinger is congratulated by band director Robert Szabo. Once again Mr. Edward Taylor announces the Lucille Love Outstanding Senior Award. This year Elizabeth Jolin is honored with the award. N Mentorship provides participants, Sandy Boyer, Misti Hupp, Beth Jolin, Todd Presidential Classroom representatives for the 1987-88 shcool year arc Black. Edward Jolin, and Chris Roberts with valuable experience and op- Carolyn Hudak and Shelly Seibert. portunity. 54 Awards Night OM TEAM TAKES WORLD Members of the SHS history making World Championship OM Team are: Lynn VanSickle, Chris Roberts, Damon Wren, Ty Ramsey, and Beth Jolin. Overwhelmed with the ultimate victory, the team goes on stage to accept their trophy and medals from a representative of IBM and Dr. Samuel Micklus. the creator of the competition. On Awards Night they gave a preview of their winning performance. The 1987-88 Odyssey of the Mind Team has set academic prowess for Sheridan High School. Out of 42 competing teams from 3 nations, the students placed first in the classics category for which they performed a musical condensation of a scene from the play “Rhinoceros” by Eugene Ionesco. This SHS team wrote the music and lyrics for the 8 minute production. Adviser Sheila Myracle and her team ventured to Maryland University for competition on June 3 and 4. Also accompanying the group was Mrs. Dianne McCune, coordinator of the county talented and gifted program. This ex- ceptional group had been together for 5 years. In 1986 in Arizona, they placed 3rd and in 1987 in Michigan, they placed 12th in world competition. Upon their arrival home this year, they were met by and joined a parade of community well-wishers. 1988 Inductees into the Sheridan Athletic Hall of Fame are Scott Hill (1980) and Judy Ratliff (1987). Scholar Athletes are: Sarah Oberhauser (senior), Alicia Collins (freshman). Jay O'Hare (senior), and Gary Bozi- gar (sophomore). Ray Crock Youth Achievement Award is given to senior Randy Sands by a representative from McDonald’s. Awards Night 55 Always trying to get in the last word. Constable Bill Warren (George Crist) de- bates a point with the Stage Manager (Missy Da- ley). Returning home from their weekly choir practice, Mrs. Gibbs (Beth Jolin), Mrs. Webb (Betsy Rob- erts), Mrs. Soames (Deanna Hankinson), Miss Crowell (Shelby Brandon) and Simon Stimson (Paul Fullmer) pause for a mo- ment. A� OUR TOWN L-l A � ’ C Preparing for a funeral are the Assistant Stage Manager (Amy Clippinger) and the Undertaker (Brian Runkel). BELOW: Helping Jerry Shade is director Mrs. Renee Reichley. 56 Our Town Caught chatting are Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Webb and the Stage Manager. RIGHT: Proudly posing are: Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Gibbs (Matt Morris), George Gibbs (Jerry Shade), Mr. Webb (Dave York), Emily Webb, Mrs.Webb, Wally Webb (Erin Reichley). Tried and true ‘techies,’ David McMahon and Chris West take a break from their pre-show duties. LEFT: Trying to talk with Mrs. Webb is Emily Webb (Kelly Boggs). Observing with different levels of interest are Jezabel (Deanna Hank- inson), Sheriff Billy Jerk (Dave York), Bubba Kamarowski (Jerry Shade), Princess Lotta Cargo (Betsy Roberts) as, Thornbird Chickenw- ing III (Dave Hampton) crosses the stage. Well aware of his up- coming death, Colonel Ranee Chickenwing (Chris Roberts) watches for signs of its approach. deai fifa® mmwm nw THE CAST AND CREW OF MURDER IN THE MAGNOLIAS — Seated on Floor: Lori Helsel, Jennifer Starr, Vicki Kohls, Stephanie Ingram, Shala Hankison, and Heidi Pugh. Seated on Furniture: Chris Roberts, Jerry Shade, Regina McCoy, George Crist, Troy Henson, Betsy Roberts, and Dave Hampton. Standing: Deanna Hankinson, Beth Jolin, Wendy McKenzie, Chris West, Matt Morris, Sonya Strupper, Dave York, and Kelly Boggs. Murder in the Magnolias 57 Murder strikes again! The current victim is the Lawyer Possum (Troy Henson). Jezabel, watching his last movements, shrieks out of pure ter- ror. . Relaxing on a hot sum- mer’s day are Jezabel, Amanda Chickenwing (Beth Jolin), Bubba Kamarowski, and Thornbird Chickenw- ing III. ART CLUB — Front Row: Carolyn Hudak, Ty Ramsey, Tony Taylor, Jeremy Hupp, Sarah Oberhauser, and Keenyn Hughes. Row 2: Julia Shafer, Jennifer Baird, Erin Estep, Shelly Seibert, and Robin Thomas. Row 3: Adviser Mrs. Rita McIntyre, Kim Wilson, Troy Henson, Connie Dupler, Julie Campbell, Bobbi Patter- son, and Julie Emmert. JAZZ BAND — Front Row: Jackie Wil l son, Teresa Mills, Cynthia Bender, and Christine Smith. Row 2: Kelby Householder, Kristen Sagan, Jennifer Denton, and Bill Hoskinson Row 3: Jerry Turnes, Blane Kaffenberger. Doug Purkey, Brian Rittinger, David York, and Chris Roberts. Erin Estep and Tony Taylor spread the Christ- mas spirit. BAND — Front Row: Rebekah Jenny and Michelle Krebs. Row 2: Holly Seibert and Holly France. Row 3: Chris Green, Shawn Henery, Blane Kaffenberger, Chris Roberts, Ronnie Mitchell, Damon Wren, Jerry Turnes, and Martha Wells. Row 4: Wendy McKenzie and Teresa Mills. Row 5: Leslie Neal, Cynthia Bender, Sonya Curry, Chris Riffle, Melissa Patterson, Lisa Mangold, Ed Jolin, Bill Hoskin- son, and Suki Lewis. Row 6: Shelli Morris and Jetta Yarger. Row 7: Stacey Pickett, Wendy Sonders, An- gela Forsythe, Jodi Vermillion, Tim Rickey, and Jenny Boring. Row 8: Laurie Vaughn and Chris Ridenour. Row 9: Holly Stevens, Tonya Frazier, Christy Smith, Sheri Ortman, Krystal Rainer, and Tonia Covey. Row 10: Lynn VanSickle and Erin Estep. Row 11: Bob Cartwright, Jackie Wilson, Shala Hankison, Jennifer Denton, Da- vid York, and Richard Murray. Row 12: Christy Antle, Bill Jones, Kristen Sagan, Beth Jolin, Doug Purkey, Jeff Mitchell, Matt Morris, Paula Stover, Jodi Whitmer, and Regina McCoy. Row 13: Tracy Manning. 58 Art Club Band SENIOR ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Deb Silsley. Deb Cotterman, Jill Stickdorn, and Sebrina Cupp. Row 2: Lynn VanSickle, Becky Phipps, and Jodi Vermillion. CHORALE ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Tammy Smeigh, Stephanie Sherwood, Keely Wright, Deb Cotterman, Deb Silsley, and Molly Garey. Row 2: Ike Hynus, Susan Fulk, Billie Jo Chapman, Jennifer Ayers, Misti Hupp, Kim Fisher, Lesli Goldsberry, and Julia Shafer. Row 3: Joe Hennigan, Dennis Abram, David Conrad, Greg Smith, Jerry Turnes, Chris Mal- herbe, and Jeff Anderson. MIXED ENSEMBLE — Front Row: Su- san Grim, Stephanie Sherwood, Tammy Smeigh. Missy Walker, and Maleisa McCartney. Row 2: Doug Caldwell, Darrin Hale, Chris Mal- herbe, Vanessa Harmon, Susan Fulk, and Brian Runkel. CHORALE — Front Row: Chris Sagan, Dennis Abram, David Conrad, Tracy Conrad, Scott Hamilton. Deb Silsley, Deb Cotterman, Greg Smith, Chad Hale, and Joe Hennigan. Row 2: Kim Fisher, Billie Jo Chapman, Clayton Busse, Jeff Anderson, Eric Ramey, Greg Gib- son, Misti Hupp, Lori Sturgeon, and Jennifer Coble. Row 3: Kelly Allison, Kim Casteel, Lisa Ford, Heidi Shumaker, Ed Sickles, Mike Wright, Jenny Masterson, Amy Godby, Jennifer Ayers, and Susan Fulk. Row 4: Ike Hynus, Jill Stickdorn, Becky Harris, Andy Harris, Lesli Goldsberry. Sandy Russell, Becky Phipps. Gary Sigler, and Lynn VanSickle. Row 5: Angie Berkheimer, Tammy Sheumaker, Susan Langwasser, Lisa Maines, Sherry Chestnut, Jodi Vermillion, Christa Webb, Julia Shafer, Nicci Skinner, and Darla Cannon. Row 6: Stacey Smith, Molly Garey, Stephanie Sherwood, Tam- my Smeigh, Bev Lampton, Janina Hedges, Kee- ly Wright, Rosemary Pittman, and Wendy Verkest. Row 7: Adviser Mr. A1 Abrams, Lori Gutridge, Sebrina Cupp, and Donna Sullivan. Lori Brown and Colleen Holstein receive their Junior BOE Awards. Chorale BOE 59 JUNIOR BOE — Front Row: Sheila Williams, Tara Parsons, Renae Snack. Scott Merritt, Jennifer Patterson, Chrissondra Downard, Roberta Schilling, and Heather Cooper. Row 2: Tyla Vance, Colleen Holstein, Tricia Stevens, Lori Pettit, Traci Watkins, Amee Billings, and Sheri Kreitz. Row 3: Adviser Mrs Karen Steen, Gloria Smith, Angela Forsythe, Arica Mickey, and Lori Brown. Seniors Becky Phipps. Lorie Scott, and Becky Har- ris receive Senior BOE Awards. FFA Officers are: Jamie Lentz. Secretary Kelly Wagner, News Reporter; and Lee Shriner, Chaplain. Row 2: Todd Collins, Vice-President; Tim O’Ryan, Student Ad- viser; John Russell, Sentinel; Matt Ortman, Treasurer; and Steve Green, President. SENIOR BOE — Front Row: Becky Harris, Sandy Russell, Jennifer VanMeter and Lorie Scott. Row 2: Debbie Harvey, Becky Phipps, and Jodi Vermillion. Row 3: Jill Stickdorn and Sebrina Cupp. Row 4: Adviser Mrs. Janet Koehler. Row 5: Patsy Swingley and Amy McGaughey. Row 6: Tra- cy Conrad, Sherry Chestnut, Janina Hedges, and Donna Sullivan. FFA Chapter Sweethearts are: Jenny Mas- terson 1988-89 and retiring Sweetheart Robin Thomas 1987-88. 60 BOE FFA FFA (SENIORS) — Front Row: Chris West. Ron King. Jim Snider, John Russell, and Brian Reber. Row 2: Steve Green. Mike Sims, Matt Ortman, and Todd Collins. FFA (JUNIORS) — Front Row: Tim O’Ryan, Richie Boring, Joe West, Bill Bever, Chris Wilson, and Joe Bailey. Row 2: Troy Gingerich, Kelly Wagner, Greg Gibson, Ed Lynn, and Bret Wilkins. Row 3: Jamie Lentz, Todd Boring, Lee Shriner, and Chris Severance. FFA (SOPHOMORES) — Front Row: Gary Moore, Gary Chapman. Shannon Duval, Doug Whetherholt, Joe Grimm, Terry Cooper- rider, and Chris Helser. Row 2: Steve Harr, Maura McGuire, Chad Helser, Doug Garey, Brian Ortman, and David Hampton. Row 3: Delbert Moorehead, Matt Wilson, Craig Fink, and Chris Boring. FFA (FRESHMEN) — Front Row: Matt Garey, Ed Reichley, Jeremy Clark, Richard Groves, Shawn Green, and Shane Hillis. Row 2: Dan Snider, Jeff Bush, Ryan Crandell, David Shaw, and Richard Murray. Row 3: Alicia Col- lins, Chad Clippinger, and Marcie Fink. FFA 61 FHA — Front Row: Adviser Mrs. Virginia Mick, Missy Walker, Christa Webb, Lacey Sheets. Stacey Pickett, Marsha Rupe, Sebrina Cupp, and Adviser Mrs. Charlene Roberts. Row 2: Rhonda Tittle, Jill Stickdorn, Heather Rob- erts, Rhonda Mattis, Bonnie Burge, Tina Parmer, Amy Hanna, and Bobbi Smith. DRAMA CLUB — Front Row: Deanna Hankinson, George Crist, and Jerry Shade. Row 2: Jennifer Starr, Victoria Kohls, Kelly Boggs, Betsy Roberts, and Elizabeth John. Row 3: Wendy McKenzie, Sonya Strupper, Amy Clip pinger, Melissa Daley, Shelby Brandon, Mer- edith McGuire, and Katrina Emmert. Row 4: Roger Bourff. David Hampton, Nancy Long, David York, Adviser Mrs. Renee Reichley, Paul Fullmer. Regina McCoy, Chris West, Leslie Neal, and Rhonda Tittle. Presiding at the FHA Banquet are: Heather Roberts, Treasurer; Jill Stickdorn, First Vice-President; Sebrina Cupp. President; Amy Han- na. Second Vice-President; and Bob- bie Smith, Secretary. School Nurse. Mrs. Peggy Shriner is also the adviser for the Future Doc- tors and Nurses Association. FUTURE DOCTORS AND NURSES ASSOCIATION — Front Row: Andy Harris, Greg Smith, Misti Hupp, Lesli Goldsberry, Todd Boring, Richie Boring, Todd Black, and Eric Ramey. Row 2: Bret Wilkins, Heidi Shumaker, Cynthia Bender, Sher- man Carpenter, Lori Sturgeon, Lee Shriner, and Eric Tom. Row 3: Brenda Smith, Deandra Detwiler, Jerry Shade, Joe Cunningham, Kelly Allison, Rhonda Rodgers, Chris Severance, and Amy Sterner. Row 4: Molly Garey, Leigh Ann Emmert, Shelli Morris, Gaby Mohler, Darla Can- non, Angie Berkheimer, Jenny Fox, and Keely Wright. 62 FHA Drama Club FDNA OWA — Front Row: Rich Harris and Paul Goodfellow. Row 2: Kevin Sims, Penny Wallace, Tina White, and Teacher-Adviser Mr. Steve Glade. Relaxing at the National Honor So- ciety Conference are seniors: Sarah Oberhauser, Lynn VanSickle, Kim Forgrave, and Jay O’Hare. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB — Front Row: Gary Moore, Gary Chapman, Pat Crandell, Andy Hamilton, Randy Brewer. Tom Hammer, Tim Fleming, Shannon Duval, and Scott Large. Row 2: Charles Hackney, Kevin Aliff, Pat Knisley, Bob Knisley, Dan Rusnak, Mike McLean, Mike Palmer, and Adam White. Row 3: Jeremy Hanley, Paul Miller, Mike Sims, Rick Ellis, Kevin Webb, Jerry Hetrick, Jason Foltz, Travis Hagans, and Dave Adams. Row 4: Ken Casteel. Chad Wilson, Scott Newcomb, Greg Gibson, Brian Parmer, Marcus McGee. Chad Patterson, and Jarrod Rhodes. Row 5: Llamo Johnson, Adviser Mr. Richard Banfield, and Tim Scott. NHS (OLD MEMBERS) — Front Row: Todd Collins, Sarah Oberhauser, Kim Forgrave, Elizabeth Jolin, Kristen Sagan, Jay O’Hare, and Doug Factor. Row 2: Lynn VanSickle, Line Remmert, Chris Roberts, Jeff Anderson. Chris Ridenour, and Heather Adcock. Row 3: Sheryl Eickelberger. Victoria Kohls, Julie Campbell, Jackie Grimm, and Janel Cotterman. Row 4: Lisa Maines and Amy Moore. NHS (NEW MEMBERS) — Front Row: Joe Hennigan, Jeremy Hupp, Matt Rice, Chad Hale, Todd Black. Becky Harris, and Carolyn Hudak. Row 2: Shelly Seibert, Lesli Goldsberry, Amy Sterner, Jennifer Ayers, Jamie Lentz, and Christy Smith. Row 3: Darla Cannon, Deb Silsley, Jodi Vermillion, Deandra Detwiler, Amy McGaughey, Chrissondra Down- ard, and Rita Henery. Row 4: Keely Wright, Amee Billings, Connie Williams, and Vicky Hodgson. Industrial Arts OWA NHS 63 MOCK TRIAL TEAM — Seated: Kim Forgrave, Julie Clouse, and Melissa Daley. Standing: Adviser Mr. Eric Riffle, Lisa Barrick, Julie Campbell. Todd Black, and Bill Aldag. ODYSSEY OF THE MIND TEAM — Chris Roberts, Lynn VanSickle, Elizabeth Jolin, Damon Wren, and Ty Ramsey. REGIONAL CHAMPIONS, STATE CHAMPIONS, WORLD CHAMPI- ONS — This 1988 OM Team captured the world title in the classics category on June 4, 1988 in Maryland. The group wrote the lyrics and music and played the music for the Eugene Ionesco play “Rhinoceros. The set for their production was a pop up book. (See page 55) SKI CLUB — Seated: Rebekah Jenny, Jenny Boring, Chris Ridenour, Jennifer Den- ton, Sandy Boyer, Elizabeth Jolin, Randy Sands, Doug Purkey, and Jay O’Hare. Standing: Shem Wilson, Julie Emmert, Da- mon Wren, Jennifer Baird, Chris Roberts, Ty Ramsey. David York, Jim Thieken, Chris Malherbe, Jerry Turnes, Andy Harris, Ed- ward Jolin, Jodi Whitmer, Jerry Shade, Lee Shriner, Brian Runkel, and Adviser Mr. Ri- cardo Lusetti. 64 MockTrial OM Team Ski Club NEWSPAPER STAFF — Chad Wil kins. Adviser Mrs. Jane Kunkler, Amy Hanna, Jodi Cochran, Stefenie Foster. Jodi Whitmer, Stephanie Young, and Jane Grant. YEARBOOK STAFF — Front Row: Julie Campbell and Bobbi Patterson. Row 2: Vicki Kohls, Adviser Mr. Martin Imbroscio, Tim Corp, and Lori Gutridge. Above: Julie Emmert. STUDENT COUNCIL: — Front Row: Misti Hupp, Jay O’Hare, Troy Dupler, Beth Jolin, Kristen Sagan, Angie Barr, Nicci Skinner, Jason Sturgeon, Chris Sagan, and Elaine White. Row 2: Ginger Hillyard, Tracy VanBalen, Rhonda Rodgers, Kelly Allison, Amber Turnes, Blair Crossan, Lesli Goldsberry, Shelly Seibert, and Sandy Boyer. Row 3: Adviser Mr. Charles Dilbone, Julie Emmert, Alicia Collins, Jenny Boring, Monica Butler, Gaby Mohler, Nikki Fish- er, and Kim Wilson. Newspaper Yearbook Student Council 65 FOOTBALL Spirit is written all over Misti Hupp’s face at state finals. As Mooney moves ahead. 15- 7, Generals become con- cerned. At the conclusion of the state game, Coach Culver calls the team to the center of OSU Sta- dium to praise them for going so far. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: Vicky Hodg- son. Nicci Skinner, and Keely Wright. Row 2: Heather Adcock. Amy Moore, and Misti Hupp. (See pages 8 and 9 for the Varsity Football Team picture in color.) I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front Row: Rob Skinner, Jeremy Launder, Jeremy Clark, George Lofink, Jason Leavitt, Todd Stevens, Shawn Green, and Coach Larry Davis. Row 2: Craig Clum, Shane Hillis, Ed Reichley, Corry Morris, Shane Thomas, Brent King, Josh Marks, and Craig Smith. Row 3: Ben Koehler, Matt Garey, Shem Wilson, Scott Emmert, Jeff Bush, Mike Dawson, and David Shaw. 66 Football Seniors honored at the special football ban- quet are: Tom Hammer, Jeremy Hupp, Todd Collins, Line Remmert, Jeff Anderson. Ike Hynus, and Jay O’Hare Row 2: Kevin Meger, Dennis Abram, John Russell. Coach Culver, Jim Robinson, Doug Factor, and Lance Dupler. (See pages 8 and 9) VARSITY FOOTBALL Sheridan Opponent 49 Fairfield Union.........7 48 West Muskingum 0 49 New Lexington...........0 58 River View..............6 42 John Glenn..............0 47 Tri-Valley..............6 28 Philo...................0 16 Maysville..............14 41 Crooksville.............7 33 Morgan..................7 DIVISION III PLAYOFFS 25 Dover..................24 27 Ironton................14 STATE SEMIFINALS 21 Forest Park.............7 STATE FINALS 7 Mooney.................30 WON 13 LOST 1 MVL Record: 10 and 0 MVL CHAMPIONS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS STATE RUNNER-UP During the entire football season, Sheridan fans supported the team totally, and at state finals, when John Russell accepts the runner-up trophy, the crowd gives the players a stand- ing ovation. ABOVE: Snow covers the field as the ball is hiked to Kevin Meger on the OSU Field. Football 67 Accepting the Regional Girls Cross Country Runner-Up Trophy are Coach Gary Whetherholt, Holly Seibert, Karen Petty, Sarah Oberhauser. Molly Garey, Katie For grave, and Katrina Shonk. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 15 West Muskingum............50 16 New Lexington 44 18 River View................38 22 John Glenn.................33 19 Tri-Valley............... 36 22 Licking Valley............36 15 Maysville..................50 15 Philo......................50 15 Crooksville................50 19 Morgan.....................37 MVL Dual Meet Record: 9-0 (Low score wins in Cross Country) INVITATIONALS 1st Licking Heights 1st Fairfield Union 2nd Lancaster Invitational 1st MVL Meet 1st in MVL Final Standings TOURNAMENTS 1st District Meet 2nd Regional Meet 8th State Meet BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sheridan Opponent 27 West Muskingum............29 23 New Lexington.............34 31 River View...............25 16 John Glenn................43 40 Tri-Valley................17 27 Licking Valley............28 15 Maysville.................50 15 Philo.....................50 27 Crooksville ..............28 32 Morgan...................25 MVL Dual Meet Record: 6-3 (Low score wins in Cross Country) INVITATIONALS 5th Licking Heights 7th Fairfield Union 16th Lancaster Invitational 2nd Buckeye Lake Championships 7th MVL Meet 6th in MVL Final Standings TOURNAMENTS 5th District Meet 11th Regional Meet At the Spring Sports Banquet, Scott Davies receives the Most Improved Runner Award and Chris Harris receives the MVP Award. 68 Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY At the Spring Sports Banquet, Sarah Oberhauser receives the MVP Award and Karen Petty re- ceives the Most Improved Run- ner Award. During the Regional Boys Cross Country Meet at Lancaster. Greg Riffle approaches the two mile point. Displaying their medals at the Buckeye Lake Championships are Katie Forgrave and Molly Garey. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Holly Seibert. Katie Forgrave. and Katrina Shonk. Row 2: Karen Petty. Sarah Oberhauser. and Molly Garey. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY — Front Row: Scott Davies. Chris Harris, and Greg Riffle. Row 2: Chris Malherbe, Jonathon Boring, and Tom Bartolomucci. Cross Country 69 On the Rushcreek Golf Course, Bryan Reber checks out the situation. Swinging out of the sand trap is no big deal for Mike Emmert. Senior members of the golf team are: Bryan Reber, Dave Conrad, and Mike Emmert. % GOLF — Front Row: Mike King, Mike Emmert, Dave Conrad, Bryan Reber. and Jim Thieken. Row 2: Troy Elick, Ben Starr. Doug Car- penter, Tim Warner, and Marc Ramey. Row 3: Joe Clouse, Jerry Shade. Travis Wil- son. Bill Mills, and Jason Thieken. 70 Golf “Sometimes you feel a little Mex- ican,’’ say Dave Conrad and Mike Emmert as they ham it up for Julie Emmert’s camera. VARSITY GOLF Sheridan Opponent 176 Fairfield Union 186 174 Liberty Union .... 182 Canal Winchester .166 181 Lakewood 186 173 West Muskingum ............159 INVITATIONAL 369 Bloom Carroll 340 Marysville................348 Logan.....................334 160 River View.................186 165 John Glenn.................151 1st LAKEWOOD INVITATIONAL 191 Granville..................170 172 Tri-Valley ................153 164 Liberty Union .............170 175 Philo......................185 173 Crooksville ...............177 192 New Lexington 164 179 Newark Catholic............183 176 Maysvtlle..................200 176 Morgan.....................187 7th MVL TOURNAMENT 4th SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 9th DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 6th in MVL Final Standing MVL Record: 8-10 WON 26 LOST 26 Preparing to sink it, Mike King hopes to complete the course and match his low of 40 for the year. GOLF AWARDS: Most Improved Golfer — Bryan Reber. MVP — Dave Conrad. Golf 71 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL — Kneeling: Coach Mrs. Beverly Forsythe. Standing: Gaby Mohler, Bradi McCance, Beth Harris, Amber Turnes, Vanessa Harmon, Heather Brown, Lynette Stalter, and Alicia Collins. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Won..............................John Glenn Lost.......................Tri-Valley Won Crooksville Won....................... Brookhaven Lost......................... DeSales Lost.............................Zane Trace Won........................... Morgan Won...............................New Lexington Won.............................Philo Won.......................Crooksville Won..................West Muskingum Won...............................New Lexington Lost....................Buckeye Trail Lost............................Philo Won............................Morgan Lost............................Seton Lost.....................Reynoldsburg Lost...........................Newark Catholic Lost............................River View Won........................ Maysville MVL PLAYOFF GAME Lost............................River View 2nd in MVL Final Standing SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Won..................Nelsonville-York Won... Meigs DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lost.......................... Unioto WON 13 LOST 11 MVL Record: 10 and 3 South Division Champions SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT RUNNER-UP RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Sheridan Opponent Lost.......................John Glenn Lost........................Tri-Valley Won........................Crooksville Lost........................Brookhaven Lost.......................... DeSales Won .......................Zane Trace Won.............................Morgan Lost.................... New Lexington Won..............................Philo Lost.......................Crooksville Lost....................West Muskingum Won......................New Lexington Lost...................., Buckeye Trail Won..............................Philo Won Morgan Lost.......................River View Won......................... Maysville WON 8 LOST 9 MVL Record. 7 and 6 Southern Division Champions Senior members of the varsity vol- leyball team are: Angie Wilson, Angie Barr, and Kelly Robison. During a break in the final game of the sectional tournament, Coach Harrison speaks words of wisdom to the soon to be sectional champs. 72 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL COACHES — Freshman: Mrs. Diane Smith. Varsity: Miss Sue Harrison. Reserve: Mrs. Bev Forsythe. At the banquet, freshman volleyball team members. Dawn Landerman and Lisa Barrows wait to receive their certificates. VOLLEYBALL AWARDS: Coach’s Award — Angie Barr. MVP — Angie Wil- son. Most Improved — Kel- ly Allison. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Kneeling: Coach Susan Har- rison. Standing: Rita Henery, Kel- ly Robison. Kelley Engle, Lesli Gold- sberry, Kelly Alli- son, Angie Barr, Angie Wilson, Jodi Cochran, and Deandra Detwiler. Volleyball 73 V A WRESTLING Team members proudly dis- play the first place trophy earned at the Sheridan Wrestling Invitational. MVL Champion Line Rem- mert warms up before a home meet. Seniors on the team are: Front Row: Bill Hoskinson, Greg Riffle, and Tony McGuire. Row 2: Brian Brady, Line Remmert, Scott Carney, and Matt Ortman. WRESTLING — Front Row: David Ad- ams. Bill Hoskinson, Greg Riffle. Kelly Wagner, John Loughman, Todd Swinehart. Bryan Chapman, Bobb Webb. Ryan Crandell. and Steve Toth. Row 2: Assistant Coach Ted Cotterman, Line Remmert. Marc Ramey. Doug Carpen- ter, Brian Brady, Gary Bozigar, Darin Brown. Harlan Parrett, Pat Crandell. Shawn Green. Matt Ortman. Scott Carney, Matt Garey, Tony McGuire, and Head Coach Gregg Forsythe. 74 Wrestling Surrounded by his team and as- sistant coach Ted Cotterman, Head Coach Gregg Forsythe becomes completely involved in the match. WRESTLING Sheridan Opponent 61 West Muskingum 9 36 Tn Valley 28 21 Fairfield Unton 40 45 Waterford 15 42 Mount Vernon 27 57 Newark 18 43 Nelionville York 30 60 Maytville 9 IS New Lexington 45 34 N ewcome r stown 32 36 John Glenn 36 25 Ridgewood 45 45 May� ville 24 24 Rtver View 43 66 Marietta 10 47 Philo 16 31 Morgan 34 INVITATION ALS 1st Sheridan Invitational 8th Watkins Invitational 5th MVL Invitational TOURNAMENTS 8th Sectional Meet HONORS Line Remmert — MVP. MVL Champion. District Qualifier. 4 Year Letterman Scot Carney — Coach’s Award. District Qualifier Brian Brady — MVL Champion David Adams — District Qualifier Steve Toth — Most Improved Wrestler Showing the opposition who’s boss, Brian Brady is about to end this match with a pin. ABOVE: Preparing to finish off his opponent from Marietta, Pat Crandell stands ready to begin the second round. LEFT: For not having wrestled much this season, Bill Hoskinson (behind the mask) shows that he hasn’t for- gotten good sportsmanship. Wrestling 75 GYMNASTICS Sheridan Opponent 115 Franklin Heights...... 95 Buckeye Valley...........86 118 Athens .................102 Dublin..................132 126 Worthington ............128 115 Bexley..................110 116 Cochocton................88 94 DeSales..................86 Upper Arlington ........102 94 Athens ..................97 Franklin Heights.........82 87 Bexley...................96 Athens ..................94 95.8 Worthington ..........120 Dublin..................115 101 Franklin Heights.........89 DeSales..................91 TOURNAMENTS 6th District Meet WON 9 LOST 8 Showing off their gymnastics awards are: Janel Cotterman, Kris- ten Sagan, Kelly Robison, Heather Adcock, and Nicki Shook with Coach Linda Teeters. 76 Gymnastics Concentrating intently, Janel Cot- terman prepares for the competi- tion in floor exercise. Steadying herself on the bar, junior Lori Potts attempts to complete her routine and end with a flawless dis- mount. GYMNASTICS L Keeping her cool, Tammy Mason continues her per- formances even though she stubbed her big toe. Enjoying the competition of others, Nicki Shook takes a breather. Before the meet starts, Generals gather together for a team picture. GYMNASTICS — Front Row Janel Cotterman, Shell! Morris. Nicki Shook. Vicky Hodgson. Amy Moore. Kelly Robison, and Lori Potts. Row 2 Patsy Swingley. Staci Pat- terson, Stacie Large. Christi Smith, and Heather Adcock Row 3: Coach Linda Tee- ters. Manager Randy Sands. Misti Hupp. Kristen Sagan, Tammy Ma son. and Manager Mike Emmert. Gymnastics 77 BOYS BASKETBALL Taking the ball down court, Mike King prepares to pass to brother Ron. On Crooksville territory, all players get ready for the rebound. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front: Brenda Smith. Row 2: Sheryl Eickelberger, Robin Thomas, and Darla Cannon. Row 3: Shelly Seibert and Sandy Boyer. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — Tom Barto- lomucci, Eric Ramey. Jim Rob- inson, Kevin Meger, Matt Rice, Greg Smith, Ron King, Lance Dupler, Dave Conrad, Chad Hale. Mike King, Doug Factor, Jonathon Boring, and Bill Bever. 78 Boys Basketball RESERVE CHEERLEADERS — Front: Tina Van- Sickle. Row 2: Bradi McCance, Dixie Thomas, and Ginger Smith. Row 3: Jona Detty and Leigh Walters. LEFT: Starting line up is announced as the players run onto the floor. BELOW: Fans and players watch as Lance Dupler’s shot circles the rim. RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan 39 Heath Opponent 56 48 New Lexington 44 42 Tri-Valley 39 50 Maysville 41 39 West Muskingum . 42 40 Crooksvtlle 33 41 Fairfield Union 36 39 Philo 24 46 Morgan 31 47 River View (OT) 44 43 John Glenn 35 36 Tri-Valley 34 43 River View 39 47 New Lexington. 41 38 Maysville 26 41 West Muskingum 36 43 Crooks ville 40 37 Philo 35 43 Morgan 27 49 John Glenn 34 WON 18 LOST 2 MVL Record: 17 and 1 MVL RESERVE CHAMPIONS VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 82 Heath 67 63 New Lexington 48 62 Tri-Valley 59 74 Maysville 60 91 West Muskingum . 70 83 Crooksville 55 83 Fairfield Union 45 75 Philo 38 92 Morgan 75 67 River View 55 84 John Glenn 76 51 Tri Valley 62 65 River View 63 77 New Lexington 67 62 Maysville 56 69 West Muskingum 57 109 Crooksville 56 89 Philo 67 105 Morgan 75 89 John Glenn 83 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 63 Warren Local 55 80 Athens . 56 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 83 Hillsboro 63 65 Portmouth 88 WON 22 LOST 2 MVL Record: 17 and 1 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT RUNNER UP RESERVE BOYS BASKETBALL — Joe Clouse. Marcus McGee, Jason Conrad, Dave Snider, Adam Evans, Troy Dupler, Luther Hill, Andy Wilson, Doug Garey, and Tim Warner. ■ jj|||||| FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL — Kneeling: Manager Jarrod Rhodes. Row 2: Ron Mitchell, Ron Cochran, Craig Clum, Corry Morris, Phillip Jenny, Mike Pettit, Jason Leavitt, Anthony Shipley, Rob Skinner, Jason Harris, Brent King, Shane Hillis, Geoff Hill, and Ben Koehler. Boys Basketball 79 Playing in St. John Arena at OSU was the highlight of the season for the Lady Gen- erals. They were among Ohio’s top four teams. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 66 Crooksvllle ...............41 63 Philo......................56 63 Morgan.....................43 71 John Glenn.................55 47 Tri-Valley ................59 60 River View ................63 51 New Lexington 64 62 Heath.....................41 39 Mays vtlle.................67 49 West Muskingum 57 59 Crooksvllle ...............25 63 Philo 49 73 Morgan 58 46 John Glenn.................28 39 Tri-Valley.................63 89 Fairfield Union............49 50 River View ...............55 63 New Lexington..............42 44 Maysvllle..................42 34 West Muskingum 55 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 38 New Lexington .............37 49 Athens (OT)................39 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 71 Miami Trace................46 73 Gallia Academy.............61 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 73 Trenton Edgewood 43 80 Kettering Alter 43 STATE SEMIFINALS 52 Meadowbrook...............65 WON 19 LOST 8 MVL Record: 11 and 7 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS STATE SEMI-FINALISTS RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL Sheridan Opponent 34 Crooksvllle ..............22 28 Philo.....................45 41 John Glenn................16 32 Tri-Valley................33 17 River View................29 31 New Lexington.............46 32 Morgan....................28 35 Heath....................21 23 Maysville..................35 30 West Muskingum.............20 36 Crooksville...............25 35 Philo....................51 36 Morgan...................41 30 John Glenn.................27 12 Tri-Valley................43 22 Fairfield Union...........11 30 River View.................39 40 New Lexington..............49 25 West Muskingum.............28 27 Maysville..................35 WON 8 LOST 12 MVL Record: 6 and 12 These pictures capture some of the action at state semi finals. See page 6 and 7 for team photo. 80 Girls Basketball During the drive down court. Les- li Goldsberry steals the ball from Tri-Valley. Receiving the ball on a bounce pass. Amy Sterner decides what to do next. BASKETBALL AWARDS: Most Improved —Melissa Daley. MVP — Sarah Oberhauser. Hus- tle Award — Lesli Goldsberry. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL — Front Row: Sherri Smith. Christi Fehrman. RaeJean Jones. Heather Roberts. Vanessa Harmon. Monica Rader, and Chris Shaffer. Row 2: Coach Jim Ballantine, Angela Mack. Katie For- grave, Jenny Yontz, Gaby Mohler. Monica Butler, and Jennifer Shahan. (see pages 6 and 7 for the Varsity Girls Basketball Team in color) FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row Tonia Frazier. Lori Fleming. Beth Harris. Christy Antle, Elaine White, and Wendy Souders Row 2: Renee Henery. Lisa Barrows. Dawn Landerman. Tracy VanBalen. Jennifer Hite, Ginger Hillyard. and Alicia Collins. Girls Basketball 81 BOYS TRACK At District Finals, Rob Skinner runs the 1600 meter race. TRACK AWARDS: Jim Robin- son — Best Field Events and 4 Year Letterman. Bert Parmer — Team Spirit Award and 4 Year Letterman. At the District Meet, Lee Shriner sees no evil as his teammates Scott Davies, Chris Malherbe, and Rob Skinner watch the cam- era. BOYS TRACK — Front Row Jeremy Hupp. Dennis Abram. Bert Parmer, Damon Henry. Doug Factor. Jim Robinson, Bret Snider, and Brian Clip- pinger Row 2 Coach Gary Whetherhoit, Chris Malherbe. Scott Wood. Lee Shriner, Jim Lewis. Tim O'Ryan. Chris Harris. Matt Russell, and Stat- istician Rena Shaffer Row 3: Ando Johnson. Doug Garey. Scott Da vies. Jarrod Rhodes. Rob Skinner. Andy Wilson. Marcus McGee. Jeremy Wil- son, and Brian Runkel. 82 Boys Track Before the long jump, Bert Parmer and Marcus McGee do a strenuous stretch. BOYS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 52 West Muskingum 80 76 River View 56 97 John Glenn 35 62 Tri-Valley 70 42 Philo 90 86 Maysville 46 118 Crooksville 05 60.5 New Lexington 625 67 Morgan 65 INVITATION ALS 4th Reynoldsburg Relays 4th Bloom CarToll 6th Mingo Relays 14th Heath 7th MVL MEET TOURNAMENTS 7th District Meet MVL Dual Meet Record 5 4 HONORS Best Field Events — Jim Robinson Best Running Events — Chris Sagan Most Improved — Scott Davies Team Spirit Award — Bert Parmer Four Year Lettermen — Jim Robinson, Bert Parmer REGIONAL COMPETITORS Jim Robinson — Shot Put Damon Henry — High Jump Scott Davies — 1600 Run. 3200 Relay Chris Harris — 3200 Run, 3200 Relay Lee Shriner — 3200 Relay Chris Malherbe — 3200 Relay Sheridan’s shot put competitors are Jim Robinson and Dennis Abram. After placing fourth at the District Meet, Jim Robinson advanced to the Regional Meet. At the District Track Meet at Logan, Chris Sagan is so fast over the high hurdles that he outruns the camera. Boys Track 83 Senior members of the girls track team are Julie Clouse and Sarah Oberhauser. At the district preliminaries, Jenny Baird finishes the 400 meter dash. GIRLS TRACK Sheridan Opponent 105 West Muskingum ... . 23 89 Riverview . 39 81 John Glenn . . .47 61 Tri-Valley . .67 86 Philo .42 88 Maysville .40 81 New Lex .42 96 Morgan . . .32 1NVITATIONALS 5th Newark Invitational 2nd Bloom Carroll 1st Heath Invitational 1st MVL Meet (8th year in a row) TOURNAMENTS 1st District Meet (7th year in a row) STATE PLACES Beth Harris — 3rd Place at State and All-Ohio in 100 Meter High Hurdles MVL CO-CHAMPIONS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS i With judges watching closely, Lesli Goldsberry qualifies to go to Re- gional in the long jump. District Champions show with pride the trophy that they earned. 84 Girls Track GIRLS TRACK In the 100 meter high hur- dles, Beth Harris placed 1st at District, 2nd at Regionals, and 3rd at State. In the 3200 meter relay, Elaine White passes the bat- on to Sarah Oberhauser. Right Mental Attitude is stuck in the minds of Julie Clouse, Lori Potts, and Lesli Gold- sberry. GIRLS TRACK — Front Row: Lori Potts. Holly France, Lesli Goldsberry. Darla Cannon. Jodi Whitmer, Jennifer Shahan. Stephanie Sher- wood. Stephanie Darby, and Bessina Amos. Row 2: Gretchen Packer. Ka- ren Petty. Jane Grant, Shelli Morris. Holly Seibert, Julie Clouse, Molly Garey, Shelly Rus sell. Katrina Shonk. and Katie Forgrave. Row 3: Coach Linda Teeters, Kendall Brown. RaeJean Jones, Heidi Shumaker, Beth Harris. Sarah Oberhauser, Carie Boykin. Elaine White, Jennifer Baird, Jenny Masterson, and Coach Larry Davis. Girls Track 85 At the end of a home game, Angie Wilson waits to speak with the coaches. Junior Pitcher. Kelley Engle is MVP, All MVL. All-District, and Co-Player of the Year. “It’s time to go home!” say Heather Adcock. Kelley En- gle. Rhonda Rodgers. Jenny Fox, and Keely Wright. VARSITY SOFT- BALL — Front Row: Angie Wilson, Melissa Daley, and Heather Adcock. Row 2: Coach Sue Harrison, Jenny Fox. Dee Detwiler, Krystal Rainer, Kelly Engle, Kelly Allison. Carolyn Hudak, Jennifer Ayers, Jodi Cochran. Rhonda Rodgers, Keely Wright, and Jerry Turnes. 86 Softball RESERVE SOFTBALL — Front Row: Batboy Nathan Mack.Row 2: Chris Shaffer, Monica Rader, Amber Turnes, Jenny Yontz, Christy Antle, Susan Fulk, and Tracy VanBalen. Row 3: Coach Tim Sikorski, Alicia Collins, Laurie Vaughn, Monica But- ler, Ginger Hillyard, Tracy Sode, Missi Walker, Jennifer Ferry, and Angela Mack. VARSITY SOFTBALL Sheridan Opponent 3 Licking Valley 8 6 Canal Winchester 4 9 Newark 2 5 Fairfield Union 4 11 Fairfield Union 3 6 West Muskingum 2 0 Maysville 9 7 Lancaster 3 10 New Lexington 6 13 Morgan 1 5 Trt Valley 15 Bloom Carroll 1 6 Bloom Carroll 5 17 Crooks ville 2 0 Philo 3 11 New Lexington 2 1 Philo 3 3 John Glenn 2 25 Crooksvtllel 3 15 Morgan 0 10 River View ..... 7 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 1 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 1 Hillsboro 3 WON 19 LOST 5 MVL Record 10 and 3 3rd in MVL Final Standing 2nd in Southern Division SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT RUNNER UP Comforting Rhonda Rodgers in her disap- pointment is Heather Adcock as Missy Da- ley appears unconcerned. Traditionally at the end of a game, the team gathers to discuss things learned from the day. Softball 87 RESERVE BASEBALL — Front Row Dusty Hess, Travis Wilson, Gary Bozigar Tim Warner, Brent King, Bryan Bonkowski and Joe Clouse. Row 2: Coach Mike Biro Shawn Green, Joe Hennigan, Dave Snider Anthony Shipley, Rob VanBalen, Terry Mill er, and Larry Williams. VARSITY BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 6 Liberty Union............3 2 Lakewood.................7 18 Licking Valley...........2 12 Canal Winchester.........1 9 Trimble..................0 9 Watkins Memorial.........8 3 Fairfield Union.........13 3 Fairfield Union..........4 26 West Muskingum...........7 12 Maysville................0 15 River View ..............5 4 New Lexington............8 11 Morgan...................8 5 Tir-Valley...............3 4 Utica....................2 6 Utica....................8 2 Crooksville..............8 6 Philo....................7 14 Lakewood.................8 8 New Lexington............7 15 Morgan..................12 10 Crooksville..............6 3 Philo....................9 6 John Glenn..............10 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 8 Nelsonville York.........0 9 Wellston.................1 14 New Lexington............9 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 1 Chesapeake ..............0 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 2 Lakewood.................4 WON 19 LOST 10 MVL Record: 8 and 5 3rd in MVL Final Standing SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS RESERVE BASEBALL Sheridan Opponent 2 Licking Valley................6 12 Canal Winchester ............10 3 Fairfield Union..............10 14 Fairfield Union..............18 3 West Muskingum...............18 14 Maysville.....................7 5 New Lexington.................6 7 Morgan........................3 12 Trl Valley....................9 2 Utica........................18 1 Utica........................10 10 Crooksville ..................6 4 Canal Winchester ............14 21 Philo........................10 1 Miller........................9 1 Lakewood......................9 5 New Lexington . . . ..........7 9 John Glenn....................8 WON 7 LOST 11 MVL Record: 6 and 3 Between innings, Varsity Coach Coleman talks with the team. As the team prepares to take the field, the statisticians are amazed at the turn of events. 88 Baseball BASEBALL As Sherman Carpenter kills the ball Terry Cun- ningham prepares for his turn at bat. At the last home game, pitcher Mike King throws another fast ball. Enjoying the game from the sidelines are Jamie Lentz and Mike Emmert. VARSITY BASEBALL — Front Row: Brian Reber. Mike Em- mert, Kevin Meger. Todd Col- lins. Ron Blanken- ship, and Sher- man Carpenter. Row 2: Blair Cros san, Kirk Trow bridge, Mike King. Chad Hale. Greg Smith. Jay O’Hare, Tom Bartolomucci, and Jamie Lentz. MVP Award went to Kevin Meger. 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LARRY COWAN Thornville Family Medical Center 41 Foster Drive Thornville, Ohio 246-6361 “Medical Care for the Entire Family” Dr. Larry Cowan — Sheridan Generals Team Physician 102 Advertising Swinehart’s Country Mart Steve and Estalena Swinehart Groceries — Meats Gas — Produce — Hardware Glenford, Ohio 43739 Phone: 659-2258 Turnes Equipment Temco and Tisco Parts — Arts Way — Used Parts — Bush Hog 115 East Main Street Somerset, Ohio 43783 Phone: (614) 743-2791 Owner: Gary Turnes Underwood’s VANHORN Inc. MOTOR SALES INC. Hardware — Furniture 228 West Broadway Lawn and Garden New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Somerset, Ohio “Your Friendly Mercury Dealer” 743-1350 Phone: 342-3215 DEANDRA DETWILER — National Honor Society, Volley- ball, Basketball, Softball, Future Doctors and Nurses Asso- ciation Thornville Hardware 6 South Main Street Thornville, Ohio 43076 246-6311 Monday-Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Owners: Barry and Anne Detwiler Advertising 103 THORN VILLE PHARMACY Corner of Main and Columbus Street Thornville, Ohio Phone 246-6511 Dave Whetstone, Pharmacist Fountain Hours: Mon. 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Closed Sunday Greeting Cards — Sundries — Gifts — Photo Finishing “All Prescription Insurance Plans Accepted” Senior Citizen Discount — Bowling Center — Sue and Mike Beardmore South Church Street Thornville, Ohio 246-6060 Bowling The 1 Family Fun Sport Suzy Q’s Ice Cream Shop Open April thru August Wendy and Chele Beardmore Pharmacy Hours: Mon. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 104 Advertising The Village Store South Columbus Street Somerset, Ohio Phone: (614) 743-1954 Groceries and Beverages — Carry Out — School Supplies — Instant and Lotto Tickets We Accept Food Stamps and WIC Coupons Open 9AM to 12 Midnight — Seven Days a Week WilUson iflotor to. New Lexington, Ohio Perry County's Auto Shopping Center Jeep Eagle Advertising 105 Closing 107 INDEX A Abram, Dennis 1, 4, 9, 28. 50, 59. 67. 82. 83 Abrams, Mr. A1 42, 59 Adams, David 10, 63, 74 Adams. Lenn 22, 48 Adcock, Heather 28, 41, 63, 66. 76, 77, 86. 87 ADVERTISEMENTS 90 to 105 Aldag. Bill 22. 64 Alfman, Chris 22 Aldord, Maria 10 Alford. Steve 16 Aliff, Charlene 22, 52 Aliff, Kevin 28. 63 Allison, Kelly 6, 22, 59, 62, 65, 73, 86. 87 Alvis. Michelle 10 Amos, Bessina 16, 85 Amos, Beth 16, 17 Anderson, Cathy 16, 46 Anderson, Jeff 4, 8, 28, 50, 59, 63,67 Antle. Mrs. Terri 47 Antle, Christy 10. 58. 81. 87 Arn, Miss Gayla 112 ART CLUB 58 Ttvvthletics AWARDS NIGHT 54 Ayers, Jennifer 22. 59. 63, 86 B Bailey. Joe 9, 22, 61 Bailey, Mr Phillip 42 Baird Jennifer 16, 58, 64. 84. 85 Baker, Mrs. Sylvia 47 Ballantine, Mr. Jim 81 BANCOHIO 90 BAND 58 Banfield. Mr. Richard 42, 63, 106 Banik, Blase 25 BANK ONE 91 Bare, Mrs. Virginia 46 Barnett, Frank 10 Barnhart, Mrs Kim 46 Barr, Angie 2. 28.41, 54, 65, 72, 73 Barrick. Lisa 28, 64 Barrows, Lisa 10, 14, 73, 81 Barry, Jeff 1, 14, 47 Bartolomucci, Tom 22. 69. 78 89 BASEBALL 88 u BASKETBALL (BOYS) 78 BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 6, 7, 80 Beach, Pam 10 Bechley, Mr. Jim 42 Bender, Cynthia 22, 52, 58, 62 Berkheimer, Angela 7, 22, 59, 62. 112 108 Index Bever, Bill 8. 22. 61, 78 Billings, Amee 22, 46, 60, 63 BINK’S CORNER 93 Biro, Mr. Mike 42, 88. 106 BLACK’S FLOWER SHOPPE 90 Black. Todd 22, 54. 62. 63, 64. 90 Blakeman. Tammy 22 Blankenship, Ron 22, 89 Blevins, Libby 10 Blevins, Rick 16 BOE (JUNIOR) 60 BOE (SENIOR) 60 Boggs, Kelly 28, 56, 57, 62 Bonkowski, Bryan 10, 88 Boring, Buddy 28 Boring, Chris 16, 61 Boring. Jennifer 10. 58, 64. 65 Boring. Jonathon R. 22, 69. 78 Boring. Richie 22. 61, 62 Boring, Todd 22, 61, 62 BORING-SHERIDAN FUNERAL 92 Borland. John 1,16 ■ Bourff, Roger 16, 62 Bowen, Michelle 10 Bowser. Carol 10 Bowser. Tammy 22 Boyd, Traci 22 Boyer. Sandy 28', 41. 54, 64, 65, 78, 107 Boykin, Carle 10, 85 Botigar, Gary 9, 16, 55. 74 88 Braden, Ken 22 Brady. Brian 28, 41, 74. 75 Brady, David 16 Brandon, Heath 10 Brandon. Shelby 22. 56. 62 y Brewer, Randy 28, 63 Brison, Krystal 22 Brown, Darin 16, 74 Brown, Heather 16, 72 Brown, Kendall 16,85 Brown. Lori 22, 59. 60 Brown. Robert 28 BURD’S GREENHOUSE 93 p Burge, Bonnie 62 Burwell. Shawn 10 BUS DRIVERS 47 Bush, Andrea 16 Bush. Jeff 10, 61, 66 Busse, Clayton 29, 59 M Butler, Monica 16, 65, 81, 87 0‘ JP| Caldwell. Doug 10, 21, 59, Calvert, Teri 23 Campbell. Julie 2, 29, 41, 50. 54. 58. 63. 64. 65, 107 I Cannon, Darla 22, 23. 52, 59. 62, 63, 78, 85 Carney, Scott 29. 74 Carpenter, Doug 16, 70, 74 Carpenter, Sherman 9, 22, 23, 52. 58. 62. 89 Carrigan, Cathy 16 Carter, Dawn 29, 53 Cartwright, Robert 10, 58 Casteel, Ken 29 Casteel. Kim 23. 59, 63 Cattran, Mr. Dave 42 Chafin, Steve 29 Chapman, Billie Jo 23, 59 Chapman, Bryan 16, 74 Chapman, Gary 16, 61, 63 CHEERLEADERS 66. 78, 79 Chestnut, Sherry 29, 47, 59, 60 Chevalier, Jack 29 Chiki, Larry 10 CHORALE 59 Clark, Janice 29 Clark, Jeremy 10, 61, 66 Clark, Mr. Randy 42 Clark, Mrs. Carol 42 CLAY HAUS 93 Claypool, Keith 16 Clemons, Shane 16 Clippinger. Amy 16, 56, 62 Clippinger. Brian 29, 82 Clippinger, Chad 10, 46, 61 Clippinger, Teresa 1, 23, 29. 53 CLOSING 106, 112 CLOUSE CLINIC 93 CLOUSE D. D S.. STEVE 94 CLOUS% D. D. S.. MIKE 93 Clouse. Joe 16. 70. 79. 88 Clouse. Julia 7, 29, 50, 84, 85 CLUBS 58 Clum, Craig 10. 14, 66, 79 Clum, John 30, 48 Coble, Danyel 30, 50, 53 Coble, Jennifer 23, 59 Cochran. Jodi 23, 65, 73, 86. 87 I Cochran, Ronald 10, 79 Cogswell, Elaina 16 Coleman. Mr. John 42, 88 Collins, Alicia 3. 4, 10, 55, 61, 65, 72, 81. 87 Collins. Todd 3, 4, 9, 30, 50, 60, 61. 63. 67, 89, 106 Conrad, David 30, 50. 59, 70, 71. 78. 107 Conrad, Jason 8, 16, 79 Conrad, Tracy 30. 59, 60 Cooper, Heather 23, 60 Cooperrider, Brenda 10, 11 Cooperrider, Carole 30, 49 Cooperrider, Karen 1, 10, 11 COOPERRIDER, LUANN 93 Cooperrider, Terry 16, 61 Cope. Angie 11 Corp. Angie 16 Corp, Tim 23, 65 Cotterman, Deb 30, 51, 58 Cotterman, Janel 30, 46, 63, 76, 77 Cotterman, Mr. Ted 74 Cotterman, Mr. Tim 102 Covey, Tonia 23, 58 Cowan, Dr. Larry 102 Crabtree, James 30, 51 Crandell, Pat 23, 63, 74. 75 Crandell, Ryan 11, 61. 74 Crist, George 16, 19. 56. 57. 62 Crock, Dave 23, 112 Crook, Rhonda 11 CROSS COUNTRY 68 Cross, Holly 16 Crossan. Blair 8, 23, 65, 89 112 Culver, Mr. Paul 42, 66, 67, 105 Cummings. Dave 23 Cunningham. Frona 17 Cunningham, Joe 23, 62 Cunningham, Terry 17, 89 Cupp, Sebrina 30, 51, 59, 60, 62 Currence, Mrs Anabelle 47 Curry. Sonja 23, 58 DAGGER-JOHNSTON LAW 94 Daley, Missy 6,30,41,50.51,1 53. 56, 62, 64.81,86. 87 DANIELS POINT SERVICE 94 Darby, Stephanie 17, 85 Darios. Lesley 23 v Daugherty, Mr. Bob 47 Daugherty, Stan 30 Davies. Scott 17, 68. 69, 82 Davis, Ml L grry 43, 46, 54. 66, 85. 107 - Dawson, Mike 11, 66 Denney. Deb 17 Denney, Sherrie 17 Dennis, Robinson Dee 3L Denton. Jennifer 23, 58, 64 Detty, Jona 17, 79 Detwiler. Deandra 7, 23, 41, 52. 62, 63, 73. 86, 103 Detwiler, Mr. Barry 43 Dilbone, Mr. Charles 43. 54, 65 Doherty, Jeney 11 Doughman, Elizabeth 11, 13, 47 Doughman. Rob 17 Downard, Chrissondra 23, 25, • 60. 63 DRAMA CLUB 62 Dudgeon, Heather 11, 47 Dumolt, John 11 Dupler, Connie 17, 58 Dupler. Lance 4. 8, 31, 67, 78. 79 Dupler, Troy 9, 17, 65, 79 Dusenberry. Tabitha 31 Duval, Shannon 17, 61, 63 E Eades, Mike 17 Eickelberger. Sheryl 31. 63, 78 Elick, Troy 17, 70 Ellis, Richard 17, 63 Emmert, Chelley 31 Emmert, Eric 17 Emmert, Julie 17, 58, 64, 65 Emmert, Katrina 11, 62 Emmert, Leighann 23, 62 Emmert, Michael 31, 50, 70, 71. 77. 89 Emmert, Scott 11, 66 Engle. Kelley 22. 23, 73. 86 EQUESTRIAN 65 Estep, Erin 23, 52, 58 Evans, Adam 17, 79 Eversole, Joseph 31 Factor, Doug 4, 8, 31, 45, 63, 67. 78, 82. 106 Factor. Mr. Don 47 FACULTY 42 Fagnan. Bill 17 FALL PLAY 56 Faulkner, Chris 11 FDNA 62 Fehrman, Christi 17, 81 Ferry Jennifer 17, 87 FHA 62 Field, Kevin 11 Fink, Craig 17, 61 Fink, Marcie 11. 15, 61 Fisher, Kim 31. 46. 50, 53. 59 Fisher, Nikki 11, 65 Fleming. Lori 11, 81 Fleming, Tim 24, 63 Foltz. Derek 11 Foltz. Jason 17, 63 FOOTBALL 8, 9, 66 Ford, Lisa 24. 59 Forgrave, Katie 17, 68, 69, 81, 85 Forgrave, Kim 31. 41, 50, 63, 64 Forsythe. Angela 24, 26, 58, 60 Forsythe. Mr. Gregg 41, 42, 74. 75 % Forsythe, Mrs Bev 72, 73 Foster, Mr. Carl 47 Foster. Mrs. June 46 Foster, Stefenie 31, 65 Fox, Jenny 6, 24, 62. 86 Frame, Penny 24 France. HoUy 17, 58, 85 Frazier. Tonia 11, 14, 58, 81 FRESHMEN 10 Fulk. Susan 17. 20. 59, 87 Gibson, Greg 9, 24, 27, 59, 61, 63 Gillespie, Claudena 11 Gingerich, Michael 24 Gingerich, Tony 11, 61 Ginn, Onie 17 Glade, Mr. Steve 43, 54, 63, 107 Glade, Mrs. Karen 43 Glenn, Michael 11 Glover, Dorothy 24 Godby, Amy 24, 59 Goldsberry, Lesli 3, 4, 5, 6, 24, 59, 62, 63. 65, 73,81.84, 85 GOLF 70 Goodfellow, Paul 1, 12, 63 Gordon. Scott 24, 49 GRADUATION 50 Grant, Jane 24. 46. 65, 85 Green, Chris 24, 58 Green, Shawn 12, 61. 66. 74, 88 Green, Steve 32, 50, 60, 61 Grimm, Jackie 32. 50, 63 Grimm, Joe 17, 61 Grimm, Phil 12 Grimm, Susan 12, 59 GROUP ONE REALTY 95 Groves, Richard 12, 61 Gutridge, Lori 24, 59, 65 Gutridge, Mrs. Linda 46 GUTRIDGE. R D 94 GYMNASTICS 76 ' lA Hackney, Charles 24, 63 Hagans. Travis 18, 63 Hale, Chad 24. 59, 63. 78. 89 Hale, Darrin 18. 21, 59 Hamilton. Andy 18, 63 Hamilton. Scott 32. 63, 59 Hammer. Tom 32, 50, 63. 67 Hammond, Toy Hampton. David 18. 19, 57, 61, 62 Hankinson. Deanna 32, 53, 56, Hankison, beth 24 ' Hankison, Jenny 12 Hankison, Shala 12. 57. 58 Hanley, Carolyn 24 Hanley, Jeremy 12, 6(3 _ Wanna, Amy 24, 6fe' 6f Hanna, Bryan 12 88 Fullmer, Karen 17 Hanson, Mrs. Ellizabeth 43 Fullmer. Mike 11 Harlan, Mrs, Sylvia 42 Fullmer, Paul 17, 56, 62 Harmon. Lisa 32,107 Harris, Rich 12, 63 Harrison, Miss Sue 43. 72, 73 86 Harvey, Deb 32. 46, 60 Hatem, Shawn 18. 21 Hatmaker, Carl 18 Hayes, Doug 18 Hedges, Janina 32. 59, 60 Heeter, Jennifer 18 Helsel. Lori 32, 57 Helser, Chad 18, 61 Helser, Chris 18, 61 Henery, Renee 12, 81 Henery, Rita 24, 63, 73 Henery. Shawn 18, 58 Hennlgan, Joe 24, 59, 63 Henry. Damon 32, 82 Henson, Troy 12, 21, 57. 58 Hersman. Chad 24 Hess. Dusty 12 88 Hetrick, Jerry 18, 63 Hetrick. Tammy 12 Hiett, Gloria 24 Hiett, Jenny 18 Higgins. Laura 18 Hill, Ellen 12. 13 Hill, Eric 24 Hill. Geoff 12. 79 Hill, Jacob 9, 24 Hill, Luther 8. 18. 79 Hill, Mr. Douglas 43. 45 Hill. Mr. Scott 55 Hill. Mr. Tom 42 Hfllis, Shane 12. 14. 61. 66. 79 Hillyard, Ginger 12. 65, 81, 87 Hite, Jennifer 12, 15, 81 Hite, Mr. Andy 43 Hodgson, Vicky 24. 52; 63, 66, Holstein, Colleen 24. 58, 60 HOMECOMING 2. 3, 4, 5 HONOR SOCIETY 63 Homer. Melissa 112 Hoplite. Kendra 24. 48 Hoskinson. Bill 32. 58, 74, 75 Householder,, Kelby 18, 58 Howdyshell, Mr. Harvey 43 Huber, Glenn 24, 47 Hudak, Carolyn 6. 25, 54. 58, 63,86 Huffman, Rusty 25 Hughes. Keenyn 33, 46, 58 Hupp, Jeremy 4, 9. 33, 54, 58. 63, 67. 82 Hupp, Joey 12 Hupp. Misti 22. 25, 52, 54, 59, 62. 65. 66. 77 Hynus, Gary 4, 9, 33 59; 67 Funk, Mr. Patrick 42 rey, Doug 8, 17, 61,79. 82 rey. Matt 11, 61, 66, 74 Garey, Molly 24, 27, 59, 62, 68, 69, 85 GENERAL IDEA 65 Gibbons, Mike 31 81 Harr, Steve 61 Harris, Andy 8, 27, 59, 62, 64 Harris. Becky 32, 46, 53, 59, 60, 63 Harris. Beth 12, 14. 72. 81, 84, 85 Harris. Chris 18, 68, 69. 82 Harris, Jason 12, 79 Harris, Michael 18 Imbroscio, Mr. Martin 43, 65 INDEX 108 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 63 Ingold, Drew 8, 25, 58 Ingram, Jennifer 18 Ingram, Stephanie 12, 57 Jack, Michele 12 Jackson, Mary 33 Jackson, Travis 12 Jenkins, Stephen 49 Jenny. Philip 12, 79 Jenny, Rebekah 12, 58, 64 Johnson, Ando 82 Johnson. Llamo 12, 63 Johnson, Mr. Steve 42 Jollr, Beth 3, 4. 5, 33, 50, 54. 55, 56, 57. 58. 62, 63. 64. 65 Jolin, Edward 12. 54, 58. 64 Jones, RaeJean 18, 19. 81, 85 Jones. William 12, JUNIORS 22 K Kaffenberger, Biane 25, 53, 58 Kesterson. Ron 13 King, Brent 13. 66, 79, 88 King, Mike 18, 70, 71, 78, 89 King, Mr. Alan 43 King, Ron 33, 50, 61. 78 Klnser, Bobbi 25 Kirkbride, Jerry 25 Knisley, Bob 63 Knlsley, Pat 63 Knox, Snider Lisa 33, 48 Koehler. Benjamin 13, 14, 66. 79 — f Koehler, Mrs. Janet 43, 60 Kohls, V cky 33. 57. 62. 63, 65 Kopis. Angel 25, 48 Kopis. Tom 3, 9, 33. 50. 106 Kostiuk, Mike 13 Krebs, Michelle 13, 58 Kreitz, Matt 13 Kreitz, Sheri 25, 60 Kunkler, Mrs. Jane 43, 65 Lacknejf, Dawn 13 Lacy, Lacy, Niki 13 LAMB’S DRY CLEANERS 95 Lamp. Brittney 18 Lampton. Beverly 25, 59 Landerman. Dawn 13. 73. 81 Landerman, Mrs. Karen 47 Landis. Crystal 18 Landis. Kevin 33 Langwasser, Susan 33, 59 Large, Scott 18, 63 Large,, Stacie 13,77 Lattimer. Mr. Doug 43, 106 Lattimer, Mrs. Doris 46 Lattimer, Mrs. Ruth 43 Launder. Jeremy 13. 66 Leavitt, Jason 13, 66, 79 Lentz, Jamie 9, 25, 60, 61, 63, 89 Index 109 Lewis, Jim 9. 25. 82 Lewis. Kevin 18 Lewis. Susannah 13. 58 Lippitt, Mrs. Martha 17. 44 LITTLE PHIL RESTAURANT 96 Little. Tracey 18 Lofink, George 13. 66 Long, Nancy 18, 62 Loughman. John 18, 74 LOUISE’S NEEDLEWORK 96 Love. Miss Lucille 14, 44 Lusetti. Mrs. Deb 44 Lusetti. Mr Rick 44, 64 Lyle. Mrs. Lois 46 Lyle, Mrs. Manetha 47 Lynn, Ed 25. 61 Lynn. Mr Bob 42 Mack. Angela 13. 81. 87 f V Mack. Nathan 87 Mahan, Mrs Helen 47 Maines, Lisa 33, 59. 63 MAJVS 48 Malherbe, Chris 18, 19. 21. 59. 64, 69. 82 Mangold. Jason 13 Mangold. Lisa 19. 58 Manning, Tracy 34. 54, 58 Manteli, Stephen 13 Marks. Josh 13, 66 Marteney, Lora 19 Martie, Dennis 34 Martin. Laura 13 Martin. Mary 19. 47 Mason. Tammy 19. 77 Masterson. Jenny 1. 25, 59. 60. 84, 85 Masterson, Mr. Randy 44 Mattis. Rhonda 19. 62 Maxwell. Eric 19 Maxwell, Rodney 34 May. Mike 34. 41. 53, 112 Mayes, Cary 25 MCBEE JEWELRY 96 McCance. Bradi 19, 72. 79 McCandlish. Mimi 25, 48 McCartney. Maleisa 13. 59 McCartney. Scott 3. 9. 34 McComb, David 34 McCoy. Regina 25. 57. 58. 62 McCune. Mrs. Dianne 55, 107 McGaughey. Amy 34. 53. 60. 63 McGee, Jeff 34 McGee, Marcus 1. 19. 21. 63. 79. 82, 83 McGregor. Mrs. Diane 44 McGuire, Joe 50 McGuire. Maura 19. 61 McGuire, Meridith 13. 62 McGuire, Tony 50, 74 McIntyre, Mrs. Rita 44, 58 McKee, Scott 13 McKenzie. Wendy 12. 13. 47. 57, 58. 62 110 Index McLean. Mike 25. 63 McMahan. David 34 McMahan. Raymond 19 Meger. Kevin 4, 8, 34, 41. 50, 51, 67. 78. 89. 112 Merritt. Scott 25, 60 Mertens, Lori 34 Mick. Mrs. Virginia 44. 62 Mickey. Arica 25, 46, 60 Mickey. Jody 34. 53 Miller, Chris 13 Miller. Mr. Ken 42 Miller. Paul 25, 63 Miller. Terry 19. 88 Mills. Teresa 35, 58 Mills, William 13. 70 Miskell, Mr. Randy 16. 44 Mitchell, Jeff 35, 58 Mitchell. Ron 13. 58. 79 Mitchell. Tammy 19 MOCK TRIAL 64 Mohler, Gaby 18. 19. 62, 65. 72.81, 112 Mohler. Mrs. Margaret 44, 52 Mohler. Ricky 25 Moore, Amy 35, 63, 66, 77 Moore. Ed 1, 13. 47, 106 Moore. Gary 61, 63 Moore, Ruby 19 Moore, Steve 13 Moorehead. Delbert 19. 46. 61 Morris. Corry 13. 66, 79 Morris. Matt 18, 19, 56, 57. 58 Morns, Shelli 25. 58. 62, 77, 85 Murray, Richard 13, 58, 61 MUSICAL 57 Myracle, Miss Shelia 55 N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 63. 106 Neal. Leslie 12. 14. 47, 58. 62 Nelson, Gina 12, 14 Nelson. Holly 14 NEW SOMERSET BANK 97 Newcomb, Scott 25. 35, 63 Newell, David 19 NEWLON MOTORS’ INC 96 NFWLON TIRE. INC. 98 NEWSPAPER 65 NICK’S PIZZA 7 SUB SHOP 98 NYOKA’S RESTAURANT 98 O O’Hare. Jay 4. 8, 35,41,50. 55, 63, 64. 65. 67, 89 O’Ryan. Mrs. Wilma 47 O’Ryan. Tim 8. 25. 52. 60. 61. 82 Oberhauser. Sarah 7, 35. 50, 55, 58, 63. 68. 69. 81, 84, 85 Ode, Steve 19, 47 Oldham. Keith 19 OM TEAM 55. 64 ORGANIZATIONS 58 Orr. Todd 35 Ortman. Brian 9. 19, 61 Ortman, Matt 35. 60. 61, 74 Ortman, Sheri 19, 46, 58 Osborne, Gina 25 OWA 63 P Packer, Gretchen 19. 52, 85 Palmer, Mike 19.6 3 Parmer. Bert 35, 53. 82, 83 Parmer, Brian 25, 63 Parmer. Tina 35. 62 Parrett. Harlan 74. 112 Parsons, Tara 25, 60 Patrick. Blake 25 Patterson, Bobbi 2, 35, 41. 58,6 5. 107 Patterson, Chad 63 Patterson, Jennifer 25, 60 Patterson. Melissa 14. 58 Patterson, Staci 19, 77 PETAL PUSHER 99 Pettit. Lori 26, 60 Pettit, Mike 14. 79 Petty. Karen 26, 46, 68, 69. 84. 85 Phillips. Jill 35 Phillips. Jodi 36 Philips. Mechelle 14 Phipps, Becky 36, 53. 54, 59, 60 Pickett, Stacy 14. 46, 58. 62 Pierce. Chris 14 Pierce. Stacy 1,11 Pittman. Rose 26, 59 Potts. Lori 26. 27, 44, 52. 76. 77.85 Prince, Brian 14 Probasco. Mrs. Janet 47 PROM 52 Pugh. Heidi 12. 14. 57 Purkey, Doug 36. 58. 64 ' b ''Us QUIZ TEAM (NO PHOTO) Rader, Monica 19, 81, 87 Rainer, Krystal 26. 52. 58. 86 Ramage, Nicole 19 Ramey. Eric 8. 26, 59, 62, 78 Ramey. Marc 19, 70, 74. 102 Ramsey, Ty 36, 54. 55, 58, 64 Ratliff, Miss Judy 55 Ray. Aaron 14 Reber, Bryan 36, 50, 61, 70, 71.89 Reed. Deb 36 Reichley, Ed 14. 61, 66 Reichley, Erin 56 Reichley, Mrs. Renee 44, 56, 62 Reincheld, Nancy 3b, 112 Remmert. Line 4. 8. 36. 63. 67 74 Remmert. Mr. Larry 42 Rhodes. Janelle 14 Rhodes, Jarrod 1, 14. 63. 82 Rice, Matt 3b. 63, 78 Rickey, Tim 19, 58 Ridenour, Chris 36, 58, 63. 64 Riffle. Chris 19, 58 Riffle, Greg 36, 69. 74 Riffle. Mr. Eric 44, 64 Ritchie, Joe 26, 49 Rittinger, Brian 36, 54. 58. 112 Roberts. Betsy 16, 19, 20. 56, 57. 62 Roberts. Chris 37, 50. 54. 55, 57. 58. 63, 64. 112 Roberts. Heather 19, 20, 62, 81 Roberts, Mrs Charlene 45, 62 Robertson. Keith 11. 14 Robinson, Heidi 14 Robinson. Jim 3, 4. 9. 37. 50. 67, 78. 82. 83. 112 Robison. Kelly 37. 41, 51. 72. 73, 76, 77 Rodgers, Rhonda 26. 41, 46. 52. 62, 65. 86 Runkel, Brian 20, 21. 59, 64, 82 Rupe. Marsha 62 Rupe. Mr. Mike 27. 44. 45, 106. 107, 112 Rusnak, Dan 63 Russell, John 2, 4. 8. 37, 50, 51. 60, 61. 67. 105. 106, 107. 112 Russell, Matthew 8, 20. 82 Russell, Sandy 37, 59. 60 Russell, Shelley 2, 3, 4. 20, 85, 107 Sagan. Chris 8. 26, 59. 65. 83. 106. 107 Sagan. Kristen 2, 3, 4. 5, 37, 41,58,63, 65. 76.77. 112 SAND CASTLE MARINE ‘ 1 Sands. Randy 37, 55. 64. 77. 107 Satterfield, Shane 20 Schilling, Roberta 26. 52. 60 Scott, Lorie 37. 60 Scott. Tim 20. 63 Searles. Kathryn 20 Seeger, Jason 14 Seibert, Holly 14,' 58, 68, 69. 85 Seibert. Julie 20 Seibert, Kim 37 Seibert. Shelly 20, 54, 58. 63. 65. 78 SENIORS 28 SENTINEL 65 Severance, Chris 26. 61, 62 Shade, Jerry 26, 56, 57, 62. 64. 70 Shafer. Julia 26. 27, 58. 59 i Shaffer, Chris 20,81.87 Shaffer. Rena 26, 82 - ■ Shahan, Jennifer 2, 16, 20, 81, 85 Sharp, Mrs. Nellie 47 Shaw, David 14, 61, 66 Sheets, Lacey 20, 62 SHELLY COMPANY 100 Sheppard, Carolyn 14 Sherwood, Stephanie 26, 27, 59. 85 Sheumaker, Tammy 26, 59 Shipley, Anthony 14, 79, 88 Shipley. Don 20 Shonk, Katrina 20, 68, 69, 84, 85 Shook. Nicci 37, 41. 53, 76, 77 Short, Larry 37, 49 Short, Shelley 14, 15 Shriner, Lee 26, 60, 61, 62, 64, 82 Shriner. Mrs. Peggy 45, 62 Shumaker, Heidi 6, 26, 59, 62, 85 Sickles, Ed 37. 51, 59 Sigler, Gary 38, 59 Sikorski, Mr. Tim 45, 87 Silsley, Deb 38. 59.63 Simpson, Joellen 26, 48 Sims, Kevin 20, 63, 112 Sims, Mike 38, 61, 63 Skaggs, Darla 26 SKI CLUB 64 Skinner, Jennifer 38 Skinner. Margaret 38, 49, 106 Skinner, Mrs. Jeannie 47 Skinner, Nicci 38. 41, 59, 65, 66 Skinner, Rob 14, 66, 79, 82 Smeigh, Tammy 20, 59 Smith, Beth 14 Smith, Bobbie 38, 46. 62 Smith. Brenda 24, 26, 62, 78 Smith, Brooke 14 Smith, Christi 14, 77 Smith, Christy 26, 58. 63 Smith, Craig 14, 66 Smith. Ginger 20, 79 Smith, Gloria 26, 60 Smith, Greg 9, 26, 59. 62, 78, 89. 98 Smith, Juli 24, 26 Smith, Mrs. Diane 73 Smith, Mrs. Mary 47 Smith, Robert 38, 47 Smith. Sherri 20, 81 Smith, Stacey 26. 59 SNACK BAR 99 Snack, Renae 25, 26, 46, 60 Snider, Bret 4, 8, 38, 82 Snider, Dan 14, 61 Snider, David 9. 20, 79, 88 Snider, Doug 20 Snider, Jim 38, 50, 61 Snider, Lori 14 SNIDERFLAUTT LUMBER 101 Snyder, Bob 14, 47 Snyder, Glenna 15 Snyder. Mrs. Margaret 46 Snyder, Serena 20 Sode, Christine 38, 46 Sode. Tracy 13. 15. 87 SOFTBALL 86 SOMERSET AUTO PARTS 99 SOMERSET PHARMACY 99 Souders, Wendy 15, 58, 81 . STAFF 46 Stalling, Wayne 24 Stalter, Lynette 20, 72 Starr, Ben 15, 70 Starr, Jennifer 20, 57, 62 Steen, Mrs. Karen 45, 60 Sterner, Amy 7, 26, 62, 63, 81 Stevens, Holly 20, 58 Stevens, Michelle 26 Stevens, Teresa 20 Stevens, Todd 15, 66 Stevens, Trida 27, 52, 60 Stickdorn, Jill 38, 59, 60, 62 Stickdorn, Mike 20 Stidham, Rhonda 15 Stilwell, Mr. Mike 16. 45 Stoltz, Mr. Rodney 7 Storey, Rob 20 Stover, Paula 27, 58 Strong, Angela 20 Strong, Carl 39 Sriupper, Sonya 12, 15, 57, 62 STUDENT COUNCIL 65 Stuller, Dianna 15 Sturgeon. Jason 8, 20, 65 Sturgeon, Lori 27, 59,62 Sullivan, Donna 39, 59, 60 Summers, Ron 27 SWINEHART’S COUNTRY MART 103 Swinehart, Todd 20, 74 Swingley, Patsy 39, 46, 60, 77 Szabo, Mr. Bob 45. 54 JJTSHwPij T. C. MARKET INC. 102 Talbot, Brian 23, 27 Taylor, Kenna 17, 21 Taylor, Mike Ray 39, 48, 49, 52, 54 Taylor, Mr. Edward 45, 54, 112 Taylor, Tony 8, 21, 58 Teeters, Miss Linda 45, 76, 77, 85 Terry, Darrell 27 Theiss, Brandon 107 Theiss, Mrs Marabeth 107 Theiss, Mr. Dwayne 107 Thieken, Jason 15, 70 Thieken, Jim 27, 64, 70 Thomas, Dixie 2, 21, 79 Thomas, Robin 39. 51, 58, 60, 78 Thomas, Shane 15, 66 Thompson. Lloyd 21 THORNVILLE HARDWARE 103 THORNVILLE MEDICAL CENTER 103 THORNVILLE PHARMACY 104 Tittle, Rhonda 21, 62 Tolliver, Mike 15 Tom. Eric 27. 62, 106 Toth, Steve 21, 74 Tracey, Steve 21, 74 TRACK (BOYS) 82 TRACK (GIRLS) 84 Trowbridge, Kirk 9, 27, 89 Trumble, Jenice 15 TURNES EQUIPMENT 103 Turnes, Amber 13, 15, 65, 72, 87 Turnes, Jerry 39, 58, 59, 64, 86 Turnes. Mrs. Kathy 46 Tyo, Tammy 21 U UNDERWOOD’S INC. 103 V VanBalen. Mrs. Margaret 42 VanBalen, Rob 21, 88 VanBalen, Tracy 15, 65, 81, 87 Vance, Rodney 21 Vance, Tyla 27, 60 VanHoose. Nichole 27, 39 VANHORN MOTOR SALES 103 VanMeter. Jennifer 39. 60 VanSickle, Lynn 39. 55, 58, 59, 63, 64 VanSickle, Tina 21, 79 VanTuyl, John 21 Vaughn, Laurie 19, 21, 58, 87 Verkest, Wendy 27, 39, 59 Vermillion, Jodi 39, 54, 58, 59, 60, 63 Vermillion, Rhonda 21 Vest, Chad 21 VILLAGE LANES 104 VILLAGE STORE 105 VOLLEYBALL 72 W Wagner. Kelly 27, 41. 60, 61, 74. 106 Wagner, Mr. Phil 45 Waibel, Carl 27 Walker, Missi 15. 59. 62, 87 Wallace. David 21 Wallace, Jay 27 Wallace, Penny 15, 47, 54, 63 Walters. Leigh 21, 46, 79 Warner, Tim 21, 70, 79, 88 Ward, Scott 27 Waters, Kelly 40, 41 Watkins, Traci 27, 46, 60 Weaver, Mrs Sharon 46 Webb, Bob 74 Webb. Christa 59, 62 Webb, Kevin 27, 63 Webb, Mrs. Donna 47 Wells, Jamie 15 Wells, Martha 15, 58 Wesney, Andy 15 West, Chris 40, 53, 57, 61, 62 West. Joe 27. 61 West, Mrs. Phyllis 47 Whetherholt, David 27 Whetherholt, Doug 21. 61 Whetherholt, Mr. Gary 45. 68, 82 55 White. Adam 21. 63 White, Elaine 15, 65, 81, 85 White, Tina 15. 54, 63 Whited, Danny 27 Whited, Roy 16, 21, 47 Whitehouse, Jeff 40 Whitmer, Jodi 27, 58, 64, 65, 85 Wilkins, Bret 27, 61. 62 Wilkins, Chad 40, 41, 65 Williams. Connie 27, 63 Williams, Larry 15, 88 Williams, Shad 15 Williams, Shane 40, 49 Williams, Sheila 27, 60 WILLISON MOTOR CO. 105 Wilson. Andy 21, 44, 79, 82, 107 Wilson. Angela 40, 50,51,72, 73. 86 Wilson, Mrs. Carol 47 Wilson. Chad 15. 63 Wilson. Chris 27, 61 Wilson. Jackie 40. 51, 53, 58 Wilson. Jeremy 15, 82 Wilson, Judy 15 Wilson. Kim 21. 44. 58, 65 Wilson, Matt 21, 61 Wilson, Mrs. Mary 47 Wilson, Shem 15, 64. 66 Wilson, Travis 15. 70, 88 Winegardner, Troy 40 Wise. Jenny 15 Wood, Scott 21, 82 Wren, Damon 40, 50, 55, 58, 64 WRESTLING 74 Wright. Keely 6, 27. 52, 59. 62, 63, 66, 86 Wright. Mike 40, 59 Wright, Mr. Tom 42 Y Yarger. Jetta 40, 58 YEARBOOK 65 Yontz, Jennifer 7, 21, 81, 87. 112 York, David 19, 21. 56. 57, 58 62. 64 Yost, Kendall 40 Young, Stephanie 65 Index 111 Grab your chance and take it, Life is only what you make it. Start here and now to live it everyday. Just live your life every day! 1988 SENTINEL STAFF Senior Members...................Julie Campbell Vicki Kohls Bobbi Patterson Junior Members..................... Tim Corp Lori Gutridge Sophomore Member.................Julie Emmert Adviser.....................Mr. Martin Imbroscio 112