Sherrard High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Sherrard, IL)

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Class Wall We, the Senrors, berng of sound mmd and body, havrng completed the requrred courses, honorary or Otherwrse, thxnk rt only frtrxng and pro er that we should bequeath to the rnferror underc assmen our varrous vxrtues, attributes, and strong pornts that they may profrt by the examples of the one and only class of tts land, the Senrors of 1955 I JERRY ALVIN do wxll and bequeath my bas ketball abxlrty to Ronald Bau her I RONALD ANDERSON o will and bequeath my abrlrty to keep my car neat and shxny to Dxck Mc Meelran, who doesn t have the patxence or take the txme to do so I SHARON BROWN do wrll and bequeath my patrence to get along wxth my brother to LaVone Martens, who has three to fight with I TERRY BROWN do wrll and bequeath my football abxlrty to Terry Docherty, who can r stand to be pushed around I GARY CHARD do will and bequeath my abxlnty to tear up the seats on Spenglers bus to Carl Anderson, who does a lrttle of lt already I LARRY COYNE do will and bequeath my car to Tommy Brown who we hope won t drlve as reck lessly I MARDYNE DAVIS do wlll and bequeath my polrte ways and frrendlmess to the grrls to Scott Murphy I PATSY DUNLAP do wxll and be ueath my a good start I, IRVIN FOLTZ do wrll and bequeath my curly halr to Jack Beaver I FLORENCE FRANK, do wxll and bequeath my trny walst to Carolyn Docherty I JANET BATES do wrll and bequeath my long, pretty red harr to Lela Pears on I JERRY FRYE do wrll and bequeath my false teeth to Don Whan who IDBY lose hls rn football I HARLEY GOBBLE do wxll and bequeath my long legs to Paul Lmdburg I ELAINE HALL do wrll and bequeath my three years wrth one man to any yunlor grrl who hasn t gone steady yet WE JANICE HARRIS and MARY HARRB do wrll and bequeath our abrlrty to rrde horses to Ramona Watson. I INIS HERGERT do wxll and bequeath my quret ways to Drxre Brown, who can use a few I CAROL FREDELL do wxll and bequeath my short harrcut to anyone who rs tued of havmg theirs below thel.r ears I FRANK HICKS do will and bequeath my whrsk ers to Wrllard Wahlberg I, MARLENE HOLDT, do wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to catch a man qurclr to Jonna Mott I LYNN HOLLINGSEAD do will and bequeath my four toned car to Fred Mueller WE, NORMA HUTCHINSON and MAXINE KROUSE, do wrll and bequeath our abrlrty to wrrte au mall letters to Brllre Dawn Taylor, who already wrrtes them but they don t go as far I ACK WHAN do wrll and bequeath my nickname, Ha fpmt,' to Romld Chrxstensen I CONNIE BROWN do wxll and bequeath my crty ways to Mary Jo Welsh WE ROSE MARY McCARTY and SALLY MURPHY do wnll and bequeath our grggle to Darlene Zurcher, who already has a good one I FRANCIS MCMANUS do wall and bequeath my nrce, polrte ways to Lowell Hanger, who ns already nrce I KENNETH McMASTERS do wrll and bequeath my unused razor to Robert Carver WE JANICE MILLER and JANET SIEVERS do wrll and bequeath our actmg abrlxty to Elame New qurst WE SHARON MILLER and NANCY RHOADARMER do wxll and bequeath our quxet ways to Sharon Frye I CHARLOTTE PORSCI-IKE do wrll and bequeath my good PCBIUIC and carnage to all the junior grrls WE, GARY MONTGOMERY and ALLEN STEGE MANN do wall and bequeath our good looks to Ralph Harris, who doesn t es cially need them I SHARON ROBER do wrll and bequeath my llorig walk to the bus every manmg to Sandra Eng o m WE, ARLIN NEUMANN and DICK WRIGHT do wrll and bequeath our ways of pushm people around to I JEANETTE SCI-INOWSICE do wrll and bequeath my dxamond to Charles Bax, who may grve one soon I, WAYNE SCHROEDER do will and bequeath my fondness for Reynolds grr to Howard Lane I SHIRLEY TOMLINSON do will ard bequeath my beautiful long han' to Janice Tlndall incase her ears get cold WE DARRYL WILSON and DONALD YOUNG do wrll and bequeath our brams to the whole Junrcx Class I ROBERT WHAN do wxll and bequeath my bag ways to Davxd Claeys I JANICE WHAN do wxll and bequeath my red haxr to Tommy Brown, to go wrth hu freckles I NORMA JANECKE do will and bequeath my neatness to anybody who needs II I DICK JOHNSON, do will and bequeath my wrxlr mg abrlxty to Charles Knhl, who works pretty lmrd hrmself WE ROBERT LEE and JOHN MCKEAG do wrll and bequeath our abxlxty to be good to Dean Hamer- lmck, who rs pretty good anyhow I BILL LOOMIS, owlll and bequeath my precious, manageable hal: to Demmxe Davra I NANCY JOHIGTON do wxll and bequeath my clothes to any punror gu who doesn t get somethxng new every week. WE THELMA MANTHE and JOAN MOFFITT do wrll and bequeath our quxet ways to Barbara Mxller O .' . f , . , ' .A ' , . ' I ' ' , 1 1 . ' ' v , - 4 n o , 1 I I 1 . , . 0 1 1 I , h I 1 , 1 I . . . 1 , I I l I - U 1 . , E l . . , ' . e ' 1 q , I xeahefship ability to JAM Davis, who allready has Harold Hall, who is really . wa fra, . . I . I . . , . ' ' ' 'fs . - I ' . . , 1 . 1 l 1 . 1 a I . . ' , 1 . l 1 ' . 7 . . . , ' , ' . . . ' 1 1 I 1 . ' . ' . I. . . 1 , , I I . . . . 0 1 . . . lv l , .

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Now for one of the lug attracuons of the year our jumor Play Cast presenrrng 'Tattletale duected by Mrs Trotter It was a blg hrt and sure lncreased our feedbag Ims Hergert rs crowned Courtesy Queen and we Junrors are thrrlled to see Ixus wm the honorable award And now last but certamly not least of our actlvxtles for the junnor year comes the junror- Senror Prom lrlte we mentloned before Thrs IS the hrghhght of the race It rs a brg ,ob decoratlng the gym but everyone raced rn to help That mght the Prom started off wzth drnner served by the freshmen and sophomores who drd a fme job Then came the program and best of all, dancmg to hell Wh1tes1de's Orchestra Everytlung turned out fme Thrs ends all the partres for the Jumor year The last day IS here and we are checkrng rn our books for the next three months Today rs a day when we have a lot of fun and do a lot of just horsmg around SENIOR YEAR THE HOMESTRETCH Now startrng thrs school year of S4 and 55 we are roundxng the turn and startrng on our To see that we are seated flrmly rn the saddle and ready for the last leg of our race, Mr Duane Gregory and Mr Lawrence junchen as ur sponsors are rxght at our heads holdrng the brrdle for we are already champmg at the bxt But we are a hard bunch to hold so to help our we elected the followmg class offrcers Donald Young Presrdent B111 Loonus Vrce presrdent Carol Fredell Secretary Darryl Wxlson Treasurer Then to keep us all headed rn the nght dlrectron we elected three of our ablest for the Student Councll Gary Mont gomery Presrdent Rose Mary McCarty Sec retary and Allen Stegemann It looks as lf we have a pretty good start for tlus last leg of our race but yust to make rt a lrttle more excntmg we get lnto hlgh splrxts by havxng a good old fashioned hayrack rrde By thls tlme we are beglnnrng to become exclted about our comrng photofmzsh and graduation dnplomas so we make our appomt ments for Semor pxctures What fun Thrs means a day away from the 'stalls and a chance to luck up our heels That event rs a pleasmg jump ahead and there rs lots more to come But wart' Ahead are obstacles' What are we gorng to use as currency for that brg event the Semor trxp rn May? Our feedbag rs slrghtly low, so we begm to use the whrp a lgrtle F u-st comes the magazlne sale a really good start Then to make us really prxck up our ears, we wln frrst place rn our Homecommg Parade and have Terry Brown as Kxng and Carol Fredell as Queen Next comes the Senlor play, State Fair, now we are really flyxng around the track We can t help but make a good fnnsh' And mrxed rn among all thrs rs the School Annual a lot of work and even more fun wxth the whole pack of us workmg together as a real team What a year' Thxs race rs leavmg us all exhausted So, to catch our breath we call txme for Chnstmas vacatxon What a welcome tame that rs But we come back prancmg uno the harness, set for the last half of the home- stretch The flmsh lme rs nn srght and we nose stralght ahead and fast just one ob stacle now, the Carnrval What a wonderful mme we have gettmg ready for that, and how xt helps to put Green Stuff mto our raprdly look behmd and fmd we are far ahead W decrde to settle down to a steady but easy pace and enyoy ourselves wrth our wonderful Senxor Prom, the most beautrful and romantxc part of all our events Then the most memorable and crazy Semor trrp whlch by the way pretty well emptres our poor lxttle feedbag WHOA The gun has sounded and we have come across the fmrsh lrne There were trmes when we werent really sure we would make xt What a year tlus has been and what a race we have had' Now that we have crossed the fxmsh lrne and the race rs behmd ns, we look back and breathe a deep srgh As our pnze for the race we don our caps and gowns as our flowered horse shoe and wxth a great smrle we recenve our diplomas as our shmmg gold cups What an honor rt has been to be grven our Baccalaureate and Graduatxon Exercxses The track we have run these last four years, our lzughschool days, has been comparatrvely easy because we could do nothmg but g0 round and round Now we have a completely new kmd of track one we must make Ourselves These tracks our separate futures May each of us fxnd that our obstacles are small and few as we run the course of hfe GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY' . . , , I i ' ' I . , . ' ' o l 5 , ., . . . . . . f U . , . . . . . , l . . ' . . . . . , ,, , , A . . . . . 1 .0 u , . ' s a . , . Q ' ' 0 U . . . . . . ' . ' ' homestretch as the Seniors of our school. f 1 8 fQedba8' This Stes' even' over: we ' - . e ' 0 , . V '. . . ' . 1 . l U 3 n . ' . ' , 0 u A o 5 . h 9 l 9 ' H . . . . D ' , 9 , ' . a , e I . a . . 1 0 l 9 .' . l Q . , - . 3 , , , . L. ' U a o , a ' , .

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Prophecy GERALD ALVIN the Sherrard Hrgh School bas ketball coach, and hrs team have just experrenced thcrr 100th consecutrve wxn RONALD ANDERSON has taken over the Art Seltz truckrng lrne JANET BATES rs pamtrng brllboard srgns on Rouse CONNIE BROWN rs a farmer s wlfe and lrvmg on a certam Frank farm SHARON BROWN has taken over the Preemptxon Hotel and completely modernized xt TERRY BROWN has taken over Robert Allen s job a Marshall ymg to keep the hrghschool krds under control GARY CHARD IS now President of the Grand Coun crl of Demolay whose seat IS rn Kansas Crty, Mrssourr LARRY COYNE IS very much at home farmmg M1ll Creek MARDYNE DAVIS IS now boxmg professronally wrth the Natronal Boxmg Athletrc Assocratron PATSY DUNLAP rs edrtor -rn chref of the Mrlan Independent IRVIN FOLTZ IS playing hrs electrrc gurtar wrth the Phrlharmonrc Symphony Orchestra FLORENCE FRANK IS an arrplane stewardess for T W A CAROL FREDILLL and Rabbrt have taken over Matkcvlcs Super Nlarket ln Mathervllle, whrch rs nationally known from coast to coast JERRY FRYE IS rn partnershrp wrth Mr Arthur Krahl selling hamburger makers HARLEY GOBBLE IS vacatronmg rn Florrda after havrng made a fortune as owner of Harrys Pool ELAINE HALL rs known far and wrde for her beautrful harr wlnch she rrodels on TV for Halo shampoo JANICE HARRIS owns a successful Palomrno horse ranch rn southern Texas MARY HARRIS works on a cotton farm down rn NIISSISSIPPI INIS HERGERT IS head of the Bell Telephone Company FRANK HICKS now owns the Coliseum and IS grvmg prrvate danclng lessons MARLENE HOLDT gives sewrng lessons at the Smger Sewing Nlachme Co ln Galesburg LYNN HOLLINGSI AD IS head cashier at the National Tea Store NORMA HUTCHINSON and Marty are married and l1ve on a Hereford Ranch out West Cof Pre emptxonj they are now exhtbrtmg therr champxon Herefords at the Internatronal Lrvesrock Show NORNIA JANECKF IS a fashion desrgner ln New York Crty RICHARD JOHNSON owns a Texaco Statxon rn Rock Island NANCY JOHNSTON passed her drrver s test vvrth flying colors and rs now drrvtng srght seerng busses 1nCh1cago MAXINE KROUSE and her husband are now resld mg ln Rock Island and are rearing therr four lrttle Marxnes ' ROBERT LEE has a Job as tnterror deccrator at the Whrte House WILLIAM LOOMIS IS coaching the Harlem Globe Trotters THELMA MANTHE has a job gradmg papers for her husband, who rs a college professor ROSE MARY MCCARTY rs featured at the Metro- polrtan Opera House JOHN MCKEAG as teachmg the public speakrng course at Sherrard Hrgh School FRANCIS MCMANUS IS Presrdent of the Illmors State Farm Bureau. KENNETH MCMASTER IS the head of a construe tron crew, who rs puttmg up pre fab houses rn Coyne Center JANICE MILLER 1S assistant manager of her hus band s Art Shop SHARON MILLER with het tramed horses rs now travelrng with the Rmglmg Brothers Czrcus JOAN MOFFITT IS the owner of the Wells Restau rant IU Aledo GARY MONTGOMERY a stx foot center, rs playrng basketball for the Mmneapolrs Lakers SALLY MURPHY who took her student tralnrng at Molme Publrc Hospital rs now Superrntendent of Nurses ARLIN NEUMANN IS now travelmg the farr ctr cults pudgxng the 4 H livestock CHARLOTTE PORSCHKE keeps the home frres burnmg whrle her husband farms NANCY RHOADARMER has taken over the Krazy Korn House rn Mxlan SHARON ROBERTS was recently elected road commrssroner on her platform Hard roads out of Cable or bust JEANETTE SCHNOWSKE who rs a capable home maker rs now lrvrng m Orron with her husband and four children WAYNE SCHROEDER rs ln Germany teachlng bookkeeping He feels that every child should con srder xt a prrvrlege to take bookkeeprng JANET SIEVERS the star of Flhymg War Bride will be guest celebrity on the Ed Sullivan Show ALLEN STEGEMANN .ls head mechanic of the Bear Service Garage Bring ID your car and he will give you a fee check up SHIRLEY TOMLINSON rs now drrvmg the players bus to and from the out of town basketball games ACK WHAN president of the Natronal Creamery Assoctatron, promlses to pay farmers back all the money they have lost rn past years JANICE WHAN owner of The Sherrard Diner, rs keepxng up the good reputauon of good meals for your hrghschool chlld ROBERT WHAN has just won a trxp to Hawau all expenses paxd fu' bemg top salesman of the Whan Chevrolet C0 DARRYL WILSON is now a Methodrst mrnrster and rs trymg hard to get the youth to come to therr meet rn s DICK WRIGHT now has the ,ob of pamtrng the whrte lrnes down the center of the hlgh way DON YOUNG has establrshed hrmself rn the South ern Addxtron of Preemptlon Through hrs efforts, Preemptxon has an Open Arr Theater, mmxature Golf Course, and a Shootrng Gallery , . . . , - 0 I . . . , . . . . 67. .' . . . . , . . . . - . 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