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

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STUD NT Ll Mn XM 4. SPIRITED Cspir'it- edh 1. lively, energet- ic, animated 2. hav- ing a character, mood or disposition. When one thinks of high school, aca- demics are but one of the aspects that comes to mind. Classes may end at 2:15, but that is only the beginning of a day in the life of a high school student. the classroom. Students enjoyed a variety of activities outside of school. In- dividual hobbies, ac- tivities, sports and clubs were a few of the pastimes Sher- wood students en- joyed after hours. Whether it was cruising Olney Mill in search of a party on Saturday night or catching the latest episode of Moon- lighting, Sherwood's students always found a colorful way spirited life outside time. Q TAJ X This year's students XX were characterized not only by their ac- -gh ademic performance Us , g Hanging out, Jay Rog, but also by their ers talks with Kenny flu. j 3 8 ,IP Haines and Richard '3 Lg . -o Q x, H111. gf Q 5 24 X 5 5 53 49- 53?-his g X if-3 WE -Q -T33-f cf safe.. as 563 to occupy their free 123093 .4 gg iT5??i3fi5 i3Er 5?rS if ,-5 e 22255. was-QE 5 51,23 g 513253 .f fi 3 Qfgegfgagwga .igfhselia -7111 I v A ' f 'X F N 4 am . W U fi., x :G egg A . 00 2,5 3 Q

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Summer Working on a mock yearhook at Journalism camp, seniors Elizabeth Walden and John Bagby, sopho- more Katie Walden and senior Jeff Yeamans listen to their favorite soap. Swinging a dryer, junior Shadie Koutsos helps freshman Cori Op! penheim get ready to perform at cheerleading camp as Heather Ber- bakos and Katie Pack look on. ,.... gg. -5. ,.,.. .., ,.. V ,,.., ' ..- '::4..a- ff-2-I A V A I J I fl , K. 9 'Q 'V' ' Smile! It's senior portrait time! Senior Sandy Huber models the blue drape for her picture. ' sh -nv if , Jo! gp M ,,.ft' 19 ,,,p .-J I SQ V ..t1 1 -A F KN at '55 'mt X Q I