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

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Sailors Johnson ...................y ....... -■ ...........Don Chard Pvt. Larsen ..........................J..... DeWayne Fender Professor .1 ...........4 j... .I............. Mike Jinks Lt. Jerome ................................ Lawrence Lubben Adams ...................... ................... Todd Lund Waters ........................................ Greg Meisinger McCaffrey ........................................ Dave Moore Quale ...........................rV...+........v A. Mat Praet Stewpot ............................... fr......Dave Robbins Steeves ................................... I......Ed Short Abner Bobby Stanley Massinger Brian Stone O'Brien fjf'..................Brian Wilson Nurses ... Bessie Noonan Sue V aeger R Dinah Murphy .............................. Genevieve Marshall ....................... Betty Pitt ...... Connie Walewska Cora MacRae Rita Adams Janet MacGregor Pamela Whitmore Lisa Manelli .... Cori ............ Kimbir . Patricia Shelley Susie Molly Rosanna Vanessa .. Claire ..........Krissy Ash .. Danielle Epperly . Stephanie Flesner Denise Handley ... Suzanne Hoke ... Sharon Nelson ..... Toni Presson Betsy Rhodenbaugh . . . Tommy Stone .. Jane Viemow Brenaa Weber . Valerie Fearn .....Cathy Handley Kammie Hanson . Michelle Hendren Amy Hoftender . Sharon Hoftender Wendy Millington . Lisa Scavarda . Carrie Stanton Above Lett: Luther BAs (Bob White) struts tvs stuff to the delight of the crowd at the Thanksgiving Poles Left: O'Brien (Brian Wteon) and Larsen (DeWayne Fender) can't believe their eyes as Bloody Mary (Kim Williams) and Marcelle (Bii Jor- dan) proudly display a shrunken head South Pocific '85 27

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South Pacific heats up the Spring of '85 Action, romance, and comedy - South Pacific had it all. Wartime on an island in the South Pacific provided the setting for romance between wealthy planter Emile de Becque and everyone's fa- vorite nurse Nelly Forbush. Military plans and maneuvers as well as the romance between American soldier Joe Cable and Liat. an is- land girl contributed even more action to the plot. Comedy was provided in abundance by the exploits of the nurses and sailors. With the addition of a lot of terrif- ic singing and dancing. South Pa- cific '85 was something to re- member Many long hours were put in by the cast, crews, and director Mr. Swegle to pull everything togeth- er. but all the hard work and de- termination of everyone involved paid off with a standing ovation after each performance. For ev- eryone on both sides of the cur- tain. South Pacific '85 was an en- joyable experience which won't soon be forgotten. Right: Romance blossoms as Emile de Becque (Robert Brasher) and Nellie For- bush (Jane Watson) share a drmk on the terrace Below : Captain Brackett (Arthur Bergren) and Commander Harbtson (Mike Brown) receive an unappreciated com- ment from the audience at the Thanksgiv- ing Foies Nelly Forbush ..... Emile de Becque ,. Bloody Mary ..... Luther Billis • • ■ Ip.. PpSte Cable ........ Captam Brackett Commander Harbison ■tot ......... Marcelle JW., Ngana .. CL . Jerome .........5. Director .......... Student Director Musical Director ... Choreographer Accompanist ...... Cast ............Jane Watson ........Robert Brasher .............Kim Williams ............. Bob White ............Steve Moore .........Arthur Bergren .......... Mike Brown ...... Michelle Colino f. .a ».....Billi Jordan ........Jennie Crompton ...........Tony Peltan k............Mr Swegle ......Dean DeSchepper v.. Mr. LaCagnata ... . i. .. . Mrs. Grawe L . .4.......Jan Loucks 26 South Pacific '85

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AFS is successful for the second year in a row AFS, American Field Service, dis- played a memorable year. AFS is a foreign exchange program that allows us to have one foreign exchange student to attend Sherrard High School for a full school year. At Sherrard, there is a student chapter and an adult chapter. They both help the stu- dent by helping with funds and living arrangements. They had sponsored a dance called MORP. There were mixed responses as to the success of the dance, but most would at least label it as fun. The dance had concluded a week of fun de- servingly called ... AFS Week. The week kicked off on Monday, February 3, nothing was sold on this day, but the students were alerted to the coming week's events. On Tuesday, AFS mem- bers sold chocolate chip cookies before school and at lunch. They did the same on Wednesday and Friday. On Thursday, they again sold cookies, but this time they were the ever-popular fortune cookies! One out of every two cookies sold would have a bar- gain inside. Bargains included free meals at local fast-food res- taurants, free pizzas, and various non-food items. The whole week's sales totaled over $250. This money was used to send our AFS student, Robyn Sternbeck, back to Australia. Luckily for her, we raised enough money. Top: Robyn shows French Club officers Sharon Nelson. Kim Maret. ana Danielle Epperly her homeland Above: Danielle Epperiy and Lisa Scavarda enjoy them- selves at MORP AFS makes the world a smaller place During the week they also had various teachers volunteer to put their names onto a glass. It was up to the students to decide-by dropping money into the proper glass- which teacher was to kiss a pig at the Sherrard basketball game against our all-time rivals, the Rockridge Rockets. Our fa- vorite, or not so favorite if they had to kiss a pig. lucky winner was ... Coach McKee 28 AFS