Sherwood High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sandy Spring, MD)

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Certainly surprised, senior De- l i anna Dooley and her father V share the excitement as she is I named the 1986 Homecoming Queen. f,-v sf- .. SHERWOOD HIGH Basking in their glory, candidates Faith Facine, Chrissy Futrell, Stephanie Newell and Kassie Mul- lin perch on top David Ulmer's con- vertible as they ride around the track in the Homecoming parade. Showing her Warrior spirit during Spirit Week, senior Stephanie New- ell sports a very crazy hat for Crazy Hat and Sock Day. In a dramatic ending to her fire twirling routine, junior Cindy Ben- nett strikes her finishing pose. Adding a touch of summer to the Homecoming game, the JV Cheer- leaders sit upon their award winning float, Surf-n-Sherwood High. The girls won 58100 for first place in the float competition. Homecoming

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' W ligiia' L, hm! id you forget to get dressed this morn- ing? You're still in your pajamas! Don,t you know, its Spirit Week! Spirit Week was only the beginning of all the fun that occured that week and on Homecoming Day. Walking down the hall you could see people dressed up for Jams Day, Crazy Hat and Sock Day, Pajama Day, Wood- stock Day and Blue and White Day. While dressed in their blue and white, stu- dents were able to show their spirit during the pep rally on Friday which gave a preview of the events that would take place on Homecoming Day. Finally the weekend came. Students, faculty, and alum- ni gathered at Caruso Memo- Dfw rial Field at 1:00 for the pa- rade, the football game, and the halftime activities . The parade began with the cir- cling of the band and floats around the track. The vari- ous organizations, JV and Varsity Cheerleaders, SADD and PTSA, constructed floats. With the theme of Surf-n-Sherwood High, the JV Cheerleaders won 1st place and received a prize of 3100. In a special reunion mem- bers from the first Sherwood football team of 1944 re- turned and participated in the parade. Sonny Johns, the first quarterback and cap- tain, organized the event. Even players Kyle Cantwell and Charles Morris came all the way from Florida to join the reunion. Q LMT In a special reunion, members of the 1044 football team, Sherwood's first, ride around the track on the PTSA float. Handing off the ball to senior Matt Pack, quarterback James Koutsos, also a senior, makes a decisive move in the big Homecoming game against Boys Latin which the War- riors won 31-21. The parade was really good because the whole school got fgfm Wk? involved and every- l one seemed to enjoy i themselves alot! exclaimed junior N Robin Woo- laver. The pom pons, JV cheerleaders, and others construct- ed floats.

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...Aaqmfa TWA he game was off to a start as Sonny Johns, the 1944 team captain was given the honor of flipping the coin. Johns was made the honorary captain of the day by the Varsity Football team. With the final score of 31-21, the game belonged to the Warriors who led from the beginning. Halftime events began with the Poms routine to Huey Lewis' Hip To Be Square. The band also per- formed their rendition of Kyrie by Mr. Mister and Baby Face. Then came the event that everyone looked forward to, the introduction of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of the Queen. Elected by the senior class, the court was made up of Adrienne Baucom, Susan Beall, Michelle Cannon, De- Ua NWI anna Dooley, Kellie Dutton, Faith Facine, Chrissy Fu- trell, Kimberly Groome, Jen- nifer Hayes, and Stephanie Newell. Deanna Dooley was introduced as the 1986 Homecoming Queen. I was very happy, I just wish ev- eryone could have won, said Deanna. After the game, girls and guys scrambled home to get dressed and pressed for the big night. Carrying the theme of First Love, selected by the Varsity Cheerleaders, about 200 couples attended the dance. Students danced to the music, provided by Starshine Enterprise, until midnight when the dance ended. However the fun didn't end there, students headed home, to parties, or friends' houses to carry on the celebration. Q CAK V' ' s Twisting the night away, seniors Jo-Jo Romano and Angela Kingsley show their stuff at the dance. Having difficulty locating her own mo' rnento, Shawna Kay Christy searches among the large collection of hearts. About 200 couples attended the dance. I was very happy! De- anna Dooley, the 1986 Homecoming Queen, said with a big smile. But then she stopped smil- ing. I just Wish that everyone could have won. The court consisted of 11 se- niors selected by their class.