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

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v A.F..'. illl0llS0l'S Japaluesc Clzmleut lllziwllalziollal Flllllll'ZliSillQl A.F.S. IAmerican Field Servicei American Field Service is a student exchange program, whereby a student from another country comes to Friendly for a school year. A student from Friendly also has the opportunity to spend a school year in another country. To raise money for these students, the AFS club sponsors the sale of AFS Christmas cards and donuts. AFS also sponsors the International Dinner in February. This year, our student is Hiro- shi Fuiimoto from Kyoto, Japan. FRONT ROW: L. Curtis, D. Kennedy, L. Potter, P. Foster, M. Underwood, H. Fuiimodo. ROW 2: J. Behrens, C. Oyler Herrmann. FRONT ROW: S. Robinson, D. Henderson, S. Caruso, L. Schishdevish, E. Upstrom, D. King, C. O'Connor, C. Buhler, L. Curtis, G. Sims. ROW 2: M. Chavez, P. Foster, M. Becker, G. Campbell, K. Mason, S. Patterson, J. Rochlin, D. John- son, J. Rouen, S. Edsall. ROW 3: B. Malone, A. Licitra, D. Miller, N. Harrison, M. Trowers, E. Rockhold, D. Rourke, S. Kick, C. Shumpera. ROW 4: S. Attix, J. Neufer, E. Keily, C. Adler, M. Rubinstein, J. Price, M. Herrmann, B. Taylor, J Edwards, M. Gollhonn. ROW 5: D. Ensey, C. Sport, M. Dick, M. Johnson, S. McFadden, L. Tomossoni, J. Moore, J Lee, D. Abel, K. Russell, K. Davis. ROW 6: A. Hinkle, D. Dick, C. Callahan, E. Justus, G. Hermann, G. Behrens, C. Gordon, A. Ismari, S. Kline, A. Doyle, C. lngle. H INTERNATIONAL CLUB The range of activities in the Inter tional Club is wide and varied. We spV sor a Variety Show which accompanies: French V play. Activities such as tripsl the Kennedy Center, to ethnic restaura around town and tasting parties are al part of the club. Our trips abroad this are aided through various fund rais activities such as, the flea market, gin bread houses, and faculty luncheons. also aid the Latin Club students with t annual Roman Banquet. At the Christ PSAT program we provide an internati look at Christmas. We believe that our members' cult sense will be broadened through our in national efforts. The enthusiasm enioyment of a large and diverse brings us increased success this year.

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W, Iommunilz y and business izoolnwalzqe ir 0 up pl' 0 molzcs Il nif i is an I: ion 2wo FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 'S 11 n The purpose is to develop strong aggressive business leaders. We have pro- iects to improve the school, Business Department, and local community, and we compete in skill contests on regional, state, and national levels. DNT ROW: K. Sherman, C. Ratcliff, D. King, S. Brown, K. Hughes, Y. Hicks. ROW 2: J. Wilson, Mrs. Massey, Mrs. :ket. WANTU WAZURI Wantu Wazuri began four years ago when we were having racial problems in the school. Its purpose is to unify the student body at Friendly 'nior High and to give to the black students of Friendly an organization that they could identify with, and at the same time serve the school. Wantu Wazuri participates in most school activities, but their highlight activity of the year is Black History Week which serves as a medium for ucation and to promote a better understanding among all members of the student body. 83