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

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T . .Swim i The varsity baseball team ended the season with a record of ten wins and seven losses. The Patriots got off to a shaky start by losing four of their first six games. After winning their next seven games, Friendly had a chance for the ABC title. Losing three of the last four games dropped Friendly into second place in the league. The Patriots had five .300 hitters, led by Jim Overby with an average of .354. Mike Howell led the team's pitchers with five victories. The J.V. team ended with eight wins and six losses. The team's opponents were limited because many schools did not have J.V. squads. Coach Cavallini and Coach Seman have high hopes for the baseball program in the future. g Q FIRST ROW: Louis Reynolds, Mike Howell, Steve Shea nmvwwwg' Mike Briggs strokes a hit enroute to a Friendly victory. I -S y , 3 Q i Kenny Payne, Jim Overby and Mike Howell await next pitch. fer, Tim O'Sheare, Mike Sedillo, Mike Briggs, Tyrone Clayton, Kenny Payne, Paul Sedillo, Jeff Hanbury. 2nd ROW: Mr. Cavalii Cindy Ross, Tim Overby, Kirk Colbert, Randy Strickland, John Saunders, Tom Strack, Danny Clancy, Elyce Chadwick. V

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6 Mike Keyes - Powerhouse Ken Taylor is attacked by the ball. QM? QUE? GHG GOUESG LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Garafalo, Ken Woodruff, Bob Jones, Steve Woodruff, Bill Timmons, Coach Orr. NOT PICTURED: Dave Bashoor, Steve Duca, Steve Thomas. The golf team is an eight memBeTtearn that consisted of only one senior, Steve Thomas. His team-mates were: iuniors, Steve Woodruff and David Garofalop sophomores, Bill Timmons, Steve Duca, Ken Woodruff, Bob Jones, and Dave Bashoor. Despite being a very young and inexperienced team, they did very well. The record for the season was nine wins and two losses. The record for the league play was six wins and no losses. They placed first in their division, requiring them to play the second best team 'from the northern division. The second best team, High Point, had a record of seven wins and two losses. Although Friendly lost to High Point they have a very promising future with all but one player returning. Friendly's golf team has been in the play-offs every year they've competed. 233

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