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

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JNT ROW: Ann Bausch, Angie White, Cinda Permenter, Ginny Gaberial, Barbara Dillon, Lee Bell, Debbie Laws, Kelly Kalin. 2nd ROW: Beverly Sandige, Robin Crawford, Heidi rhafer, Angie Mansfield, Vicki Puffenbarger, Sue Hack, Robin Wren, Gobby Jacobs, Alice Doyle. ,K .i4,,,m5 K, A f.-Ms-W ,:.. ,,.,,.W Eu K 47 , , , f i f ,V ,,,,. A I I 4 V ,K , 6 ir: ,,,,.,.. , ,.,, ' 5 LY A K Q A ,si 1 if V , -Q ' if Q K M ' 1 r t - 'f f 2 i .. - . 7 ' Q 41 clr, , 'gli 'l Q fi? QV .f,43 . 71,121.5 1 . . use nh , ,L ie- , an W ir 5 f O L .Vs Y r,,,..,w y E ...f ,big 143 ' 1 2 Q Sf f if ' nf V -S 4, be ff- AQ. . 435 u : 42 .V 5' 1 -whip if 7 . e ee 1? Y-' In f - + - V H f l 1 f f er 5 1 M, . ,,. . ,. Af M ' ---, Q , E W U A ' .. A W 4- A- M . L, ,W 4 , ,Qu ., ,, W..-me 11 Time out provides time for team and coaches to catch their breaths. Angie Mansfield - Most rebounds in 1 season 199 Most steals in 1 season 62 Cinda Permenter - Most assists in 1 season 25 Highest free throw per- centage in 1 season 6970 Most points in current sea- son 172 Heidi Seehafer - Most points in career at FHS 31 1 New Team Records Most points in a season - 776 Most rebounds in a season - 704 Most steals in a season - 279 I xara Dillon takes aim before releasing free throw. Victory feast after the 41-28 upset of Oxon Hill.

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Hmmm 836933669851 Girls Basketball began its 1974-75 sea- son with a fairly experienced team. There were four returning seniors and three returning iuniors. With two preseason vic- tories against Suitland and Crossland, both coaches, Anne Beaver and Shari Dean felt that the season looked promis- ing. The season finished with the girls win- ning eight out of ten games in the second round. With the new glass backboards team spirit and shooting percentages increased and the final six home games were victo- ries. Hard work and time helped the girls to break many of the team records set in the past two years. The team and coaches felt that the most important record was that of being the most winning basketball team Friendly has ever had, with twelve wins and eight losses. Although the games were all held after school, they drew crowds which grew as the season progressed. The game which meant the most to the girls was the final one - a victory against Oxon Hill. l Miss Beaver discusses strategy during a time out. -.. 3 Cinda Permenter ll 3l battles for loose ball in Surrattsville game. Winning Season: I2-8 Puff l32l shoots as Barbara Dillon l22l follows for a rebound. l l Heidi Seehafer l24l watches Angie Mansfield sho against Surrattsville.

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EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE2EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEE.EEE Home crowd fans were provided vi many exciting moments by the vars wrestling team, coached by Larry Par and Tom Gorecki. i The team consisted of 4 sophomores iuniors, and 3 seniors. Co-captains for y season were Rick Hutchinson and D Clancy. Managers were Jim Andersi Terry Irving, and Terri Scott. Sarah Lc bert and Debbie Amacher were stati cians for the team. Outstanding wrestl included Dan Clancy, who posted a lf mark on the season, nine of his victor were pins all before the third peric Other outstanding wrestlers were Tc Brown with a 10-I record, his only I was by I point. Ken Pritz was 8-4 c Dave Dell'lsoIa 9-3. Sophomore Se Murphy finished well with a 7-4-1 recorr Friendly did well in county wrestli Tony Brown, Rick Hutchinson, Ken PF and Dan Clancy all won in the first rou Dan Clancy went on to capture seconc the county. I r TOP ROW Coach Gorecku Mark Catone Steve Zulliox Ricky Blake Phil Marmellu Ken Pritz Dan Clancy and Coach Parlee 2nd ROW: Dave Dell'lsola, Donald Cyr, Rick Hutchin