Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Bowmen are hot during Homecoming The Sherwood girls kicked off Homecoming week Mon- day, October 6 with the annual Powder Pufffootball game. The Junior-Sophomore team won the game with an 18-6 victory over the Freshmen and Seniors. From there the Bowmen changed the pace by holding Shewvood High School's first ever Formal Dinner at McDonalds. Students and faculty alike began arriving at the Tualatin McDonalds at about 7:00 Wednesday evening to enjoy a fine dinner by candlelight. On Thursday the Bowmen began gearing up for Friday's game during the Homecoming parade. Committees began construction of the floats early in the week trying to stay with this year's theme: Bowmen, Red, White, and You. The Thespians won the float competition. The Sopho- mores won the over-all competition which consisted of lunch-time activities, a class yell, and dress up days in- cluding Toga day, Hawaiian and Nerd day, Pajama and Formal day, and Red and White day. The kids did a really COMPLETE WITH DUAL WATCHES and survival knife, senior Jason Dovenberg contemplates the pos- sibilities on Nerd Day. JUNIOR TERESA EATON and freshman Tamee Gustafson lead the dance team in the Homecom- ing parade, Romani VAN WINKLE really gets into her work as she helps deco- rate the Junior hall. -I -I -I -I Homecoming 15

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WINNERS FOR POWDER PUFF: The sophomore junior team. ROWDY JUNIORS DISPLAY their float before being disqualified for mischievous behavior. W5 12 Homecoming .-nl! SENIOR SHAY NANNA DISCOV- ERS new form as he prepares to ride the notorious ski float. 559 'VEISQW M' E. -'fiytwi ,i .. --my HI MOM! Senior football Wes Owens, Bob Home and Rossa show their true colors Nerd Day. The sophomores the competition.

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good job, commented activities director, henni Spencer, there was a lot of particpationf' Leading into Friday night's game, carloads of rowdy students wound their way through downtown Sherwood during the traditionally held Serpentine. Shortly after- wards, the FFA lit the torch of enthusiasm with the bonfire. When it was finally time for the game to start, the Bowmen were ecstatic, and rightly so. Shenrvood's varsity football team was to face the Scappoose Indians which were pre- viously undefeated in six games. Nonetheless, the Bow- men sizzled Scappoose with a 20-15 victory. During the half-time celebration last year's queen, Jodi McFall, crowned the new queen, Michelle Dickover. Mrs. Spencer later stated, 'lrlalf-time went beautifully. Robbie Van Winkle did an excellentjob! referring to her organiza- tion of the 1956 classic T-Birds used during the celebra- tion. This year the court was previously introduced during a special school assembly. Senior queen, Michelle Dick- over described her reaction by stating, I was really sur- prised. The 1986 Homecoming court consisted of senior princess, Denice Weigel, junior princess, Elise Stevens, sophomore princess, Hannah Rodman, and freshman princess, Barbara Little. The week's activities ended with the dance Saturday night. Many students thought the dance was the best in a long time. It featured a slide show put to music by seniors Todd Barton and Scott Brown. i.v..,. GOURMET COOK JUNIOR JUDIE WORKING THE CONCESSION ROBINSON makes breakfast in the 51-AND are juniors' David Reason Home LF- f00m with the a55i5' Robbie Van Winle and Elise Ste- tance 0fJUn'0V Mary Jana Blau- vens. Money earned was used for the prom. 14 Homecoming I . GRUMPY SENIORS Mark Lar'IdiS, Jason Dovenberg and Scott Brown pose after being disturbed from their nap on Pajama Day.