Friendly High School - Spirit Yearbook (Fort Washington, MD)

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GCQDQDED M653 Ri N ll Rl C53 Students who have Morning Annex have mixed opinions Concerning the old building: I like it because it's a break in the monotony of a school day. The buses leave too soon, there's no time for friends. Having morning annex makes the day go by fasterf' I like the bus ride back and forth, but I wish everyone could be together. The food isn't too hot. I like it because the weather is cooler in the morning than in the afternoon. When you have Morning Annex you miss less assemblies at the Main Building. 150 ! SOPHOMORES E Laurie Rothe prepares for the bus Art Svrjeck listens attentively in Math class. IND badf I0 Ff'endlY- One Annex student, startled by our cameraman. Dave Milligan weighes a question in his mind before answering.

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gf-gl Lynn Penner takes a break from reality, Shawn Chadwick wishes for a victory. ORE ZQXMGDN 'ffi2i1saiQ::'xfifJ fK!53fff7fw-7 Susanne Chaillett ponders life at Friendly. 1ll.i-ir Chris Mullins thinks deep thoughts, One Friendly student gazes into the futureg whatever it may hold. SOPHOMORES! 149

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t CQGDGDIE A355 F3233 ti NCQDCQD N The Sophomore's home away from home -the annex. --rr MW N One class of sophomores study . . . Kevin Ingram takes time out of his class for a smile. A meeting of the minds. Afternoon Annex has its share of com- pliments and criticisms too: Having afternoon, you don't have to rush to get to the buses on the morning as soon as you get to Friendly. I like the teachers 'at the annex, they're more personal there. I don't like the idea of going to school in a once-condemned building . . . going to schooI's bad enough! I like the bus ride, it gives me time to relax and talk to everybody. lt's cozy. There isn't enough time to go to your locker when you get back to Friendly. 7th period drags. SOPHOMORESH51