Cheryl Streit Kerr

Wow! Can't wait to see everyone!! In a nutshell, I was in corporate sales for Maytag and Baxter-Travenol, living in Charlottesville, Va, Pittsburgh, Pa, and Dallas, Tx. Quit my job and traveled to Japan, SE Asia, and the likes, for several months. Came back and wanted to live where I had family and that was Atlanta or Chicago. Atanta won out. Can't beat the weather! Went in to small business financial sales as independent contractor. Met my husband, Bob, at an air show in Florida. Dated, via Cessna, and married in 1992. We lived in Pittsburgh for two years after which Bob sold his flight school and aircraft rental, and went commercial. We ended up back in Atlanta, where he nows flys for Delata. We live in a small town, on a ski lake, that we love. The kids are 13 and 17, (Yes, we started late!!). Bobby skis competively and I'm the driver. My daughter is a musician, flute and piano, color guard in band. My son is also a musician, percussion and piano. I was selling real estate for a builder during which time I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer, so getting well has been my job for the last year, as well as taking care of my family. I am SO VERY EXCITED to have this reunion in motion! Hugs to you all!!!!

So many WONDERFUL memories......volleyball team with Miss Walker and Miss Piefer and Jeryl getting angry with herself when she stuck her arm out to hit a wild one!

Diane Kalimani marching in to the stadium, us cheerleaders cheering and calling out her name. She smiled right through her flute, never missing a beat!!
And then, watching her walk up to get her diploma, all of us in awe, but not knowing what to think. The darkest memory is when I walked into my parents room and my dad angrily told me she had died.

Going out at 3am with all the cheerleaders to put up signs for football players and teepee their yards for homecoming!

The locker room after PE with Ostrem, Layer, Rebsamen, Fuerst, Bowden, and so many others!! That's where I learned so much about life!!!!



John Kallimani playing awesome piano in jazz band and the talent show.

Coke dances after basketball games and Anda and I trying to do a 50's move that was gymnastic-like!

Loved Mr. Purcell, Mrs. Combs, Mr. McNabb, and some whose names are escaping me!!!!

Barnaby's for pizza after football!

Going on road trips with Ellen Schmid, Terry Trochuck and Krarup. Ellen getting a ticket, driving her yellow camero, for going 91 mph, just after Gayle said, "We gotta haul ass!"

I would have taken advantage of more of the first rate departments Prospect offered - opportunities I didn't even know we're so highly ranked!!!

The beach, ski slopes , my backyard.

I had a fabulous experience with cancer, chemo, radiation. Met the best medical professionals, patients who became friends, a support network that was off the chart. Never been happier!