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

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O O O lllmmegfpnivnmn evefmmnn Drama Club's first production this year was the inspiring story of Helen Keller, The Mira- cle Worker. This play is always touching, but the performance of the cast in this production was so affecting that many students felt it was the best play they'd ever seen at Friendly. The Mi racle Worker Cast Doctor . , Jay Guikerna Kate . . . Sue Clary Mr. Keller . Chris O'Conner Helen . . Karen McCready Martha. . . Mary King Percy . . Steve Rogers Jinnv . . Collin Gibson Aunt D1 . . Lilja Bogina Anagnos . . . Sutton Buck Anne Sullivan Carey Lawless Blind Girls Pat Black Carolyn Lee Viney . . Gail Neelon Voices Jim Whitely Nancy 'Iurner 'Director . . .M'r. Stringer Book by . . William Gibson The Miracle Worker Crew Stage , , D 'Lisa Boyd Lights , Wayne Swick Sue Kuttas Rhonda Righter House Debbie King Debbie Riley Debbie Fischer Debbie Hammond Pam Lovering Mrs. Gest Makeup - - Erigette Davis Costumes - Jsnsy Getewood PPOPS - - Martha Herrmann Special 'Ihanks to Mrs. Isrnari, Mrs. Harrigan. The program. i Gail Neelon plays Viney, the Keller's maid. Carolyn Lee, Pat Black and Sutton Buck say good- bye to Anne lCarey Lawlessl. Lilia Bogina, Sue Clary, Karen McCready, Chris O'Conner, Carey Lawless and Collin Gibson in a tense moment. Steve Rogers, Karen McCready and Mary King in opening scene. Jay Guikema, Jim Whitely, Carolyn Lee and F' Black, characters of the play pose for a picture.

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Um Cskomncaeffih EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY.EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE - .x G,VW N .RX s ,X Xxx Xxx 'xxx Director Mr. McKenzie and Concert Choir in action. Over the years, the choral department, under the direction of Mr. McKenzie, has developed an outstanding reputation, both in the opinion of amateurs and experts. ln County Competition the partici- pating groups from Friendly have consist- ently received an A rating. The largest organization is Concert Choir which consists of approximately 50 members. They perform a variety of choral music which includes Spiritual, folk, songs, and medleys from Broadway musicals. In addition to maior programs in the Fall, at Christmas, and in the Spring, Concert Choir sponsors an annual Cluster Concert which comprises a chorus, including stu- dents from the adiacent Jr. high and Ele- mentary schools. A more skillful and elite vocal organiza- tion is the Vocal Chamber Ensemble, or Madrigals. A group of about 20 vocalists, the Madrigals sing l5th and 16th century music. The highlight of their recent per- formances has been a Renaissance pro- gram in which music from the Elizabethan era which included by drama, mimes and dancing, accompanied by records and a harpsichord. The Chamber Ensemble is a very dedicated and proficient group of musicians. The Girls Chorus is a small group with eleven members. In addition to perform- ing, the girls work very hard to improve their vocal skills and techniques. Kathy Koontz delivers her solo. l l Terri Medley backed by the Concert Choir. l Jaime Yanes, John Greenawalt, and Mike Zimmer man become 17th Century hams.