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

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Above Left: Matt Praet is great singng and playing Space Oddity ' Above Right: Jane Viernow tries to ge m the last word. Brian Wison . however, has other ideas Left: A nice. qt»et. enjoyable picnic in the park ends unexpectedly for Amy Grenier when her food begins making un- usual noises Variety Show 15

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 Applause! Applause! The 1985 Sherrard Shenanigans are enjoyed by all Hours of work yet loads of fun were what the Sherrard Shenani- gans was all about. After the one and only dress re- hearsal. opening night finally ar- rived. The anticipation of the noisy audience pumped adrena- line into the participants as they huddled backstage As the lights dimmed so did the noise of the audience, yet excitement seemed to crackle. The show be- gan. Dressed in tuxedos Jane Viernow and Brian Wilson, the Mistress and Master of Ceremony, announced the more than twenty acts, which ranged from singing and dancing to one act comedies. After the final act the entire cast joined to- gether on stage to sing “The Car- ol Burnett Theme . Applause! Applause! That is what makes the efforts worthwhile. From the time the curtain opened until the curtain closed success sizzled through the applause of the audience. Above Right: Teresa Crocker and Patty Young, playing Rosanna Rosanna Danna and Jane Curtam respectively, kept the oudience laughing while giving the nightly news Right: Brenda Weber and Dan Chard lead the K-Mart crowd past Brian Wilson and Jane Viernow to be sure to get to the Blue light Special 14 Variety Show

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Remember those pep assemblies? Pep assemblies this year were something to talk about I All of them were different in the sense that some were just an introduction of the players while others involved a little pie throwing or smashing. Then, of course, we had those cheerleaders- yelling and cheering their loudest until they could hardly breathe. Our newly formed pep club, alias the “baby boosters or the Tigers' Roar showed the majority of the spirit. This was the first year our football coach. Coach Minneci. would actually get down in front of the student body and introduce his players Our boys' basketball coach. Coach Flecker, was another story. He always put on qutie a show! Then we had our wrestling coach. Coach Bakeris. who finally got more fans to attend his meets. Regardless of who the coach was or for what sport, pep assemblies seemed quite popular among the student body. If not for fun and free entertainment, just for the fact of getting out of class! Top loft: Our pom-pon grts shake into action. Top right; Lori McManus leads the cheers for the crowd Above: Freshmen are Ml of that spirit Above right: Cheerleaders let their spirit go1 16 Pep Assemblies