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

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For many seniors, college is the most natural sequel to a high school education iafter Ocean City of coursel. But the applica- tion, orientation, and registration involved is often too much to keep the reluctant student college-bound. Once schools have been decided upon, applications ithat tell alll must be completed and sent. Depending upon the school, forms vary from basic informers to detailed life files. Many pros- pective students find certain questions ridiculous or at least hard to answer. Though obviously necessary for determining accep- tance or rejection, such questions cause the applicants to put it off until the last minute. ll. Please list your private thoughts from the last four years? ls there anything embarrassing we should know about you? Addi- tional sheets may be submitted. 12. SATS Math .,,. Verbal 1 13. ACTS English Comp. T Russian 4. Choice ,-. Achievements! I didnft know l had to take achievements . Despite procrastination, applications eventually reach Ms. Pelegatti's desk, where recommendations, rank, and scores are added. The addressed and stamped envelope is then sealed and sent tcarrier pidgeonl directly to the college of your choice. Now, we wait and wait and wait. Only then does one realize that if it had been sent on time, one would know by now. Then at last it arrives - a decision. The beginning of a college career, or another application. it 2 ,... 'L i . , 4.27 ' ' + ' 3. i sv , 1. A . i s v, 1 K 0 .1 J .f .. 5 1 V I ..,x . 1 . . I K g ' f , College bound students, like Tim Parsons, make use of our many computer termi nals. SENlORS X 87

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