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

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M LPKEQVBZMENT 1113369 2 asassessseevsQeeesesessvseseeevseseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeseeeeseeeeeasesassesQ 1 ROW: Steve Walden, Steve Frazier, Gene Watts, Carla Belinky. 2nd ROW: Craig Stephanson, Tyrone Clayton, Tom Bourassa, Paul Flick, Jeff Branson, Charles James, Larry 'nes, John Cochran, Andy Dichiacchio, Kirk Colbert, Mitch Ettinger, Mike Vhlkinson. 1 On January 8, the basketball team ended o 23 game losing streak by running Surratsville off the court 71-53. The losing streak started in the 1973-74 season and continued for the first six games of this season. The Patriots ended the regular season with a record of four wins and six- feen '959F.4ESUh9l1.125U1H! MrmxQ!.-..-.-s.-.-s game. They finished sixth in ABC league play. There were many big highlights during the year, the four wins being the highest. Friendly beat Surratsville a second time 60-57, laurel 80-74, and avenged an ear- lier loss to Douglass by beating the Eagles 65-57. Friendly lost close games to Cross- land, Largo, Fairmont Heights and to first place Gwynn Park. Victaries in these games and other close games could have turned the season into a winner. The team broke numerous individual and team records. The Patriots allowed the most points for one season, giving up 1584 points. But the team also scored the most points in one season. The 1275 points scored by Friendly set an average per game record of 60.7 points. Individu- ally John Cochran set a free throw per- centage record of 667, and Larry Haynes committed a record 68 fouls. The leading scorers for the year were Tyrone Clayton, John Cochran and Larry Haynes scoring 258, 246, and 212 pts., respectively. The leading rebounders were Haynes, Cochran, and Kirk Colbert. in Cochran 1391 reaches to tap ball in direction of Kirk Colbert 1141 and Tam Bourassa 1421 in game against irel. 53

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KWJEM 'UFJKMQXM MAKES UCB- SPEASJBT EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE P.G. County does not recognize swim- ming as a sport. In spite of this handicap, Friendly's swim team, coached by Phil Walsh, has done an admirable iob this year. The team participated in the Metro com- petition along with fifty other area schools. Kitty Callaghan took third in the back- stroke and fifth in freestyle. Ken Abbott, Jon McGowan, Bill Elliot, and Steve Cos- sidy took eleventh in the Medley Relay. Scott Gray took eleventh place in diving. Since this was their only maior competi- tion, the results were quite impressive. Their other meets were set up by Mr. Walsh to give the team a taste of competi- tion. Mr. Walsh feels that P.G. County has ignored swimming long enough and that it is time swimmers get the recognition they deserve. N . .- 2 -- , 3,9 Y A 44333 4 Q -' 't ,.ii?l'..- .. . Scott Gray displays diving form which gave him elev- enth place in the Metros. .. T gms P..-e-Swv' ts s SWIM TEAM: ll. to r.l: Shara Osborne, Terry Gallagher, Ken Abbott, Cheryl Cyr, Jon McGowan, Kitty Callaghan, Elliott, Steve Cassidy, Mr. Walsh and Becky. S . can - or ' in- . P O Steve Cassidy, Scott Gray, and Bill Elliot climb out of pool after their warm up laps. a l Bill Elliot, Scott Gray and Steve Cassidy relax in the shower after an evening workout. l

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SJ S1653 C931 F 9 EERE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.EEEEEEQE.EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEE - SENIOR LETTERMEN Tyrone Clayton Paul Flick John Cochran Larry Haynes Kirk Colbert Charles James John Cochran and Tyrone Clayton show their free throw styles. Paul Flick C341 and Jeff Branson 1443 look on as Mike Wilkinson 1221 is out leaped by a much taller Oxon Hill player. 54 Coach Martin gives instructions to team during a time out. Tyrone Clayton l32l and Larry Haynes i241 follow Kirk Colbert U41 on a fast break against Crossland in sea opener. E E x s l t 1 E TJ