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

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EEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVJQEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEESEQRES HOT SPOTS 1 When kids are in class wishing they weren't, where do they wish that they were? When kids aren't in class, where are they? What do students do after school and on weekends . . . lother than sleep?l Where does Friendly hang out ? After games and after school McDonalds is crowded with Friendly students. On Friday and Saturday nights you can find Friendly at the movies, drive-in's, Georgetown, bowling, ice skating, Farrells, Capital Center . . . almost anywhere.

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Fasimicmsn Passicfom fssif :Q 2 W . img, H5 eff . Shoes have gone through a great change during the past year. For the short people the platform shoes offered a new height. And as the platforms got higher so did the prices. But lately more emphasis is being put on what's good for your feet. As a result of this earth shoes came about. From short to shag and from straight to styled, hair has been curled, cut, shaved, steamed, maxed, super-blown, dyed, redyed, tipped, streaked, and bleached. What could possibly be left for next year? Of course ieans are still around. Some ieans are tight, some are sequined and this only goes to prove that the old saying different strokes for different folks still holds true. Even though people are wondering if styles are getting better or worse, the fact still remains that styles are changing and there is still a passion for fashion. All that glitters is not gold and all that ties does not choke. For every color in the rain- bow there is a finger-nail polish to match and for every finger-nail polish there is a scarf to match. And of course we can't forget that a neck is bare without a necklace or two.

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Time ibknfcee Mis EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.EEREEEEEEEEE. V ml-If'-:O Qa- K exilwtfi 9' 7, ew., Cx eff: f X Q' f nl f ,K . Q rv i 0. .uc X . -. , 9, ,Q ' NH. -inn sms in K wsvnu ' . Af- , i Q +1 . f . I A 12- . sl. ff!! W ' ' . I I I .. .. . Y J: ... i n K, MAGAZINES Instead of Time and National Geographic, neither of whicl really contain anything about our interests and pastimes, imagina tive magazines have appeared on the scene. Magazines like Sport Illustrated, Seventeen, National Lampoon and others have come t4 rescue us from the monotony of day to day reading, and to rescuf our eyes from the routine of two column reading. The colorful pic tures, stories, and amusing advertisements make it possible fo most students to read the magazines without falling asleep. Stu dents read what interests them so naturally we read the magazine that have our interest in them. f , ,.,, .4 . . s..1.m:.9.,U,.a.Wll:if34 . ' v N f -. ., ,. l 3. I lg'-V J g Q. 1l..Llgx:ug.a'ifmwf.-, 5 MUSIC 1 ssse iis . . min nnzafmi - ' i i 'ii..g.s.a A 2 i' ' +I ,-, 'lf' IWU9 - 1545.3 liitt I . X . figQx.ss.i3nlun . muy' S I, .. Good music really goes over with Friendly students. Music on M j I . . . '..- f . ,., . I z. ., -I. It 1' I 1 .,,. f 45's, music on albums, music on tapes, and music on the radio and ,I 5 , 5' . ' LA! .t+wW5. i, 93 ii wfji x. I . . . . . . . ll Wmwmm-m'. - tsll .se' l i' f .irff 4 B at concerts . . . we listen to it all. Listening to music is an expensive , W gjg 'Wt 133 pastime. While we are enioying the so called vibs, groups and sing- 1 H X3 ers are making millions. We have a lot of musically talented stu- 4 iil il' 'Nl' Wilt dents of our own at Friendly. One day we may be buying their gold ' V '2 sgss ' M la FIll?lll.Hfm,,. V, U . - My In K I qw - ' ' 1 g ad. K .'-'. -f,- I ,,.,, ., N . , jtffv I in w g ., records. But regardless of who's making the music or what type of - i in . .., ' .s.-'igalmnlk 5 . . . . . fu ' f enter pmt in B mw music it us, lazz, hard rock, soul, blues, classical, or country west- - I t . I I H vkvb dil M y-fl A ern, if it's good music, kids from Friendly will be listening to it. I? fbi l ,..,.,.,g,, m, . 4 M 5 Ti M T ' - 'fl'-'lm-ww Sdn.. I ' .Wl Wi N ummm. MOVIES New movies have made a big hit with the movie going crowd a Friendly. Slick flicks such as Blazing SaddIes, Towering Inferno, and Trial of Billy Jack, have caused herds of student: to stampede the theaters to see million dollar movies. Movies tha were seemingly to ignite the flame of the audiences' most sensitivl emotions. Fright movies were an enormous success due to the curi osity of the movie goer and the spine tingling tales that held thc audience firmly to their seats, not wanting to move or unable tel move for fear that they could be involved in the oncoming events ir the movie. It's obvious to see that the three M's - Magazines, Music, ano Movies are all a very important part of student life at Friendly. I 20