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

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2.1 -2 64.1. I Wearing their fashionable jams, freshmen Justine Pantos and Cori Opperheim, and juniors Debbie Biehl and Shadie Koutsos like hang- ing around together. Displaying the hard rock look, se- niors Beth Paulishak, Karla Young, and Jennifer Hayes stop to talk be- fore dashing to their cars to go home. I wear the clothes I wear because I like to and I do not really care what people think about the way I dress, insisted sophomore Spen- cer Long, when j asked about his clothing tastes. dmwdi Law L GUESSg B, GASO- LIN Eg C, FOR- , ENZAg D, WILLIE WEAR, or E, NONE OF THE ABOVE? Clothes play a major role during our years at Sher- wood and there are many fashions displayed at our school. The clothes we wear can make us look good, en- hance our social lives, and more importantly, clothes can make us feel good about ourselves. Most students usually wear what they think is in-vogue. Students can get various ideas from their peers on different clothes and how to wear them. I get ideas on what to wear from what other people are wearing. But, I also like to put together outfits that have my own, personal touch, stated senior Lyn- V marie Lozupone. Junior Delma Rodriguez says she wears what she wears on pur- pose to be different. When asked about his clothing tastes, sophomore Spencer Long insisted, I wear the clothes I wear becuase I like to and I don't really care what people think about the way I dress. Students attend Sherwood in everything from a dressy skirt to a comfortable pair of blue jeans and the classic Ox- ford shirt. Some wear the common tee-shirt with popu- lar music groups or sayings on them. What clique, if any, we be- long to can be seen by the clothes we wear. But no mat- ter what we wear, we all still belong to the most important clique of all: SHERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL! Q KKM 'rf' u 1 Q . .50 ls I

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Siam And EMMA' he locker opens and CRASH! Fifteen books fall out. But how can one person have 15 books? Actually, we've stum- bled across one of the many shared lockers. According to the school guidelines, only two people are to share a locker, and no shelves are to be placed in the lockers. However, some people found it hard to com- ply to those rules. We wouldn't have enough room for our books if we didn't have a shelff' stated junior Mary Burdette. Some lock- ers are shared by as many as 5 people! Many people decorate their lockers for 'fa personal touch . They cover their lockers with pictures, mini- posters, printed paper, and words or phrases cut out of magazines. When asked why she shared a locker, junior Paula Altobelli responded, It's more convenient for my classes and it gives me a chance to see my friends. Each year there seems to be less time to see friends. Many people find it easier to see each other after school and get involved in after school activities together. Other popular places friends meet together include mov- ies, parties, Georgetown, shopping malls, and sports events. 'fl just like to bum around with my friends be- cause I can be myself in front of them, expressed junior Stacy Skroban. No matter where you go or what you do you will find friends sharing good times together. Q SLH Selecting pictures to help beautify his locker, junior Scott Goldberg uses a pair of scissors to cut them out. Because lockermates often miss each other between classes, they communicate with notes as does freshman Dana Mostow. Mostow also keeps other necessities in her locker such as a mirror and a calendar. I share lockers with other people because it's fun! I get to see my friends and talk to them between classesg besides my other locker is out of the way, admitted sophomore Emily Dahlin. Many people agree.