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

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QKIUBHIIIHIIE I The Coke V Q Denise White, Prom Chairman, cuts the cake. Sfudenfs enioy fancy colours. 244 Memories of Prom night. i 2 E, 2' J u- s

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Harrison H ES QHU E FS WE E KS Chip Brotzman - per year President s Scho. from Purdue U dergraduate fellowship t rk for specialist in his field of study Tom Strock Football partial scholarship to cenf klahoma.St. John Cac .V - partial. academic in gs lgrship for 4, ears to Western A Jo og.igh1-- 81,200 academic sch rshipi to the University of Tennessee from the Alumni Assogm Timmons - 550 krk nk . , - I g Wesle s A Admitted to Honors Program at Ohio Wesleyan 81,200 Academic Scholarship to Annette Licitra Dan Clancy -- full 4 year NCAA scholarship froom, board, tuition, booksl Mike Briggs - Grant to Gardner-Webb football Randy Branson - Grant to Cheyney State football Erica Uppstrom - academic scholarship to Washington Univ. of Don Morisato - S1 scholarship to Johns Teri Medldy - st scholarship John per year Appt. Appt. Academy Appt. Si Dale Bowers - S1750 College Blaney - 511,700 Bike- held on S1 1,000 for the foundation, and in Friendly's being named area for 1976. The Bike-a-thon was an all-day event. People from ten to forty rode, listening to bands from WPGC Columbus. Food for the hungry bikers was donated by area grocery stores. The entire community helped to sponsor the event by pledging a stipulated sum per mile for each rider. The largest amount of money, S400.00, was raised by David lsmari, 10, of Rose Valley Elementary School. Chairman Lee Bell was assisted by SGA sponsors Ms. Diane Miller, Mr. Phil Walsh, and Mrs. Hilda Rosenstock. David Dick handled transportation, April Diehlman, Publicity, Amy lsmari, Food, Marcia Wat- son, Organization, Rich Bausch, Contrib- utions, Erica Uppstrom, First Aid, and Helen Shishkevish, VlPs. propeclw- C'-33 CQ? 53 330 S 230 E FS WE E KS q1lfl EH il?S l

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Q E? 7-,NW Tuning up. Plans for the senior prom began in August of 1974. ecisions on first, the date of the prom, second, whether or -it there should be a dinner, and third, what should be rved had to be made to satisfy everyone. The vote resulted I49: no dinner, 62: buffet, and 36: sit-down dinner. Most uples chose restaurants in the area to attend on their own. When the Ramada Inn in Rosslyn, Virginia was chosen as e place, and Summer Breeze as the theme, things really gan to roll. At 9:00 pm when every detail had at last been pen care of, a few of the 440 students and 36 faculty that lended began to arrive. The bands Fancy Colours and ublic Notice provided continuous good music. lThe 53,657.88 that was spent on the prom was well worth L- the prom was a success. Mr. Mac does the iig.