Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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.hm - A lf A ...HUM noon. The FuTure Farmers of America CFFAQ Took firsT place in The floaT compeTiTion. AssisTanT Principal John Kelly summed up The parade's success by saying, IT wenT real well. Friday evening before The big game, abouT 35 cars full of en- ThusiasTic sTudenTs wound Their way slowly To The high school, honking Their horns and flashing Their lighTs. ShorTly afTer The pro- cession's arrival aT The school, The FFA's bonfire was liT To geT The large homecrowd fired up . Meanwhile The Junior class held a car smash nexT To The foofball sTadium, drawing a large crowd of enThusiasTic onlookers. The fooTball game didn'T Turn ouT quiTe as well as The resT of The Homecoming SpiriT Week, as Sherwood losT wiTh a score of 23- CUMING TA, missing Their chance To Send The Braves To Their Graves as The Theme exclaimed. During halfTime lasT year's queen, Cheryl Mueller crowned The new queen, Jodi McFall. AfTerwards Jodi said, I was shocked! lT was really an honor. The 4985 Homecoming courT consisTed of Debbie WaTson, senior princess, Raena Dickey, ju- nior princess, CharloTTe Sizemore, sophomore princess, and Diana Beachell as The freshman prin- cess. SaTurday nighT's dance, puT on by The Sophomore class was The lasT evenT scheduled for The week. The dance received rave reviews from many sTudenTs, jusT one being from senior Gregg Garsfka who said, l'This was The besT dance l've been To. THE SENIOR FLOAT de- COMPLETE wiTh Sesame STreeT lunch pail, junior Michelle Dickover makes a good nerd. picTs The Bowmen's inTen- Tions for The foofball game againsT The Bank's Braves. spirit week 13

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PHONING RULES change forcing junior Aaron PaT- Terson and sophomore Aaron lvlaunu To use The pay phone. GING OUT aT break are fresh STARING OUT info space is senior Ryan men STeve Peppmeier and Kelly Hansen as he needs his break. TAKE A BREAK! The 1985-86 school day sTorTed prompTly aT 8:05 a.m. AfTer Two early morning classes The sTudenTs were rewarded wiTh a 45 minuTe break. During break sTudenTs chose To do differenT Things. Sopho- more Judi Robinson said, Break gives you Time To wake up and To be wiTh friends. Every Tuesday and Thursday The Arrow sTaff sold donuTs dur- ing break. Many sTudenTs en- joyed These donuTs, while The Arrow sTaff made money for The pubIicaTion of The paper. SWI oTher sTudenTs found WheTofmBhkxTnQhVshome- work or To do some IasT minufe sTudying. When asked whaT he did during break senior STeve Gueck replied, I finish my Cal- culus wiTh help from oTher Cal- culus sTudenTs. Senior Amy lvlaunu added, lT's a nice Time To have quick meeTings and To make quick phone calls for class or sTudenT councHacHvmesH Jodi Mcliall, sTudenT body secreTary expressed The opin- ion of The sTudenT body when she said, Break should be longer! Ief's fake a break 15 MR. WRIGHT helps senior exchange sTudenT Mari Honda wiTh her Calculus