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

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XPRE55 EIIJRSEIJF , A I'm a little teapot short and stout, Here is my handle, here is my spout, When you tip me over hear me shout, Sock it to me baby, let it all hang out! Freedom of expression has become more evident in the past decade, than any other time since the Romantic Age. Still, creative opinion is often stifled by fear of unacceptance. When one decides to let loose , they may suffer the ego breaking sneers and snickers. Despite the crowd's opinion, some people still choose to be themselves, let go, express themselves. ll Andrew Pearson expresses his ideas through his home-made com- mercials. ZJ Lynn Glassburn escapes from the routine of day to day school to paint a vvall mural. 39 Dreamily Mark Wallen stares off into space. if f 'K fs 2 Q i 'CY Qt Q A STUDENT LIFE X 33

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WHEI EHRE5? 32 X STUDENT LIFE 2 V x WHO CARES? Y That the seniors will be sophomores again in 2 more years . . .seniors - That jimmy Carter was elected President . . . The Carter Family - That Mr. Brown's wife had a baby girl . . . Mr. 84 Mrs. Brown f That the Class of '80 will never see the Annex . . We all care! tThat's not fairl - Where the seniors will be going after graduation . . seniors M That there are 5 sets of student bathrooms in Friendly . . . people with weak bladders - That the school cafeteria serves hamburgers on Mon- day and Friday . . . soy bean fiends e That the present juniors will be seniors next year. . juniors - That the medium is the massage . , . Mr. Meehan e That everyone must take Grammar and Composition . . .weall do. . .sortof - That rr equals 3147. . .math majors - That Kevin Smithfs 'Boa Constrictor' was missing .. .lCARElll! - That a goat ran through our halls and left remembr- ances to be cleaned up . . .lanitors - That the sophomores raised S400 on their first fund raising drive . . . sophomores e That future art, music, drivers ed., and P.E. courses may soon be disolved . . . teachers and students - That the new addition's walls are slanted . . .seniors sure don't, they're leaving - That Mr. Yovich might suspend students for parking in Faculty Lot . . . Student drivers - That a certain senior's average has dropped 2 points . . . he sure doesnft, he's already been accepted to col- lege. W That the energy shortage caused temporary classes to move into the main building. . . floating teachers. - That Mr. Meade rang his cow bell during the intra- mural volleyball game . . .Ms Miller and Co. - Have we offended you? . . . Who Cares! Pic ll Kathy Gambriel exclaims, Who Cares! x A 1

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These boots are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do, one of these days you'll probably want to buy a pair or two. Students have known that boots are not only fashionable but versatile. Recently they've been accepted in high school. Gradually, boots have become an essential part ofa strutting attire . Each morning, someone is making that decision: Gauchos and Boots? Boots and Pants? Skirts and Boots? Rolled Socks? But, before these, comes the most important decision: Brown Boots? Black Boots? Erye Boots? Cowboy Heels? Peg Heels? Zipper? Slip on? Lace up? When you arrive at school in your calve length, side stitched, 4 peg heeled Naturalizers, that you orderd special from the Taiwan Distributors of Georgetown Leathers - 7 other people have the same pair of boots. ll Boots'n Pants 29 Kathy Moore swings in style. 33 Cheryl Hill- iard expresses her taste in boots, as Scott Lambert shows his approval. Rt. il Even teachers wear boots, especially Ms. Mil- ler. 25 Take your pick: Leather boots, Suede boots, or 'Pom Pom' boots. 35 Susan Breen tries to explain to Weezy Herlik why legs are better than boots. 45 Yolanda Wesley poses for Gino Lane during lunch. 5V Y an 34 ! STUDENT LlFE