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

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EDUC'-2 :EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE iiifnhlia Y iilla F5 th, IW? 7. it gsoii, in The muiiiuuwnsr mum The prog ram Mary Travers performs One Tin Soldier. TALENT SHOW The Senior Talent Show has always proved to be an entertaining conglomera- tion of ability and inhibition. Thel 975 FriendIy's Folly's was no exception. Organized by Martha Gower with Doug VanWinkle acting as M.C., the show dis- played a variety of performancees rang- ing from a vibrant rock band to an ener- T getic hula dancer. Harmonious folk singers lent their banios, harmonicas, and guitars to the extravaganza. Although void of any faculty participation, the Friendly's Folly's provided a fun and enioyable evening of diversion, while simultaneously demon- strating that students are occupied with creative expression in addition to studies, athletics and the traditional school activi- ties. .K e Q Grimbsy lBrian Pleasants, Terry Cullins, David Riversl sing My Special Girl. 56' Carl Fletcher and Terry Parten sing and play two originals Sweet Baby Blues and My Lady.

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Eilegggemcee 3 ectnumaniiiey iiexllefmit EEEEEEEEEE!EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEREEERESEQRES! RENAISSANCE The Vocal Chamber Ensemble, top vocal music group at Friendly, came up Ensemble created a light-hearted, Shakes- pearian-type play set in the English Renais- sance concerning Queen Elizabeth I and her suitor Lord Robert Dudley. The Ensem- with a program unique to the entire coun- ble has traveled far and wide with this try. Combining drama with music, the comedy, delighting many an audience. U ,D Terri Medley, Doug VanWinkle performing the Basse dance. Kim Mason singing a solo. Mr. Rudicil on wash tub bass, Ron French on mandolin, Terry Parten and Andy Buckingham on the guitar, with Ro- Snyder in the background entertaining at the folk iam. f .Qu I iii ,'g.. Mr. Rudicil plays his wash tub bass at the last folk Robert Snyder plays his own song at the folk iam. iam. 34 FOLK JAM The Folk Jam is an informal gathering talented musicians all of whom share interest in folk music. Anyone intereste provided the opportunity to perform to display their talents. Guitars, harm cas, and wash tub bass accompany vocalists who ioin in the fun. Although v- intended the Folk Jam suffered from a lu of willing performers and the Folk C was able to sponsor only two gathering'

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Rims cms et Jcmyeuazx IRWESG-all HUIS CLOS On November 4, 1974, FriendIy's French class, under the direction of Mrs. Fernandes, presented Huis Clos, Jean-Paul Sartre's exis- tentialist play. The play, presented in French, tells of the life of three persons brought together in a small room in hell. The main char- acters were: Estelle, a woman of loose morals who murdered her illegitimate child, Ines, a woman who drove her lover and her husband to suicide, and Garcin, a cowardly iournalist who attempted to flee his troubled country to avoid participation in a revolution. The play piioved to be a great success, with refreshments and a talent show presented afterwards by the International Club. Cast of Huis Clos Garcin - Kevin West Ines - Susan Patterson Estelle - Lindsey Lester Garcon - Cathy Hoey Narrator - Joni Balderson Lighting - Wayne Swick Props - Donna Wetzel, Cassandra Smith Line Coaches -- Rich Bausch, Evelyn Justus Directors -- Cindy Rector, Bobbie Payne, Mrs. Fernandes 55? P.T.S.A. Program The spirit of Christmas was animated this year at the P.T.S.A. meeting by the language department's Christmas Around The World pro- gram. Each Ianguage class presented examples of festivities celebrated in the countries where their language is spoken. Spanish students acted out a skit with Pea- nut's characters and the Latin students showed Winnie the Pooh celebrating an ancient Roman festival. Hiroshia Fuiimoto, the foreign exchange student from Japan, described cus- toms in his country, and the French students ended the evening with the singing of tradi- tional Christmas carols. Fail Two curious children wait for Santa Claus. si, Qt Come on Santa, insist the doubtful believers. A tense actor observes the action in Huis Clos