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

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P0lZlD0lll'l'i of lllll.'il3 FELICITATIONS Felicitations is composed of a double quartet of both guys and girls. The music selections this year are songs from the Gay Nineties. The group also helps out the A.F.S. club, by entertaining at the lnternational Dinner. FRONT ROW: M. Shaver, B. Darnauer, L. LaCivita, K. Mason, D. King, L. Hemenway. ROW 2: M. 1 Gower, J. Rauen, H. Fujimoto, M. Huisman, ROW 3: J. Yanes, M. Schaeffer, M. Zimmerman, J. Atkins, J T. Medley. STRING ENSEMBLE Other than being one of the most edu- cational and disciplined classes in our school, String Ensemble has to be one of the more enioyable ways to spend your time. We work with an exceptionally large class of six under the direction of Miss Janet Agnew, which contains one senior, two iuniors, three sophomores. Everyone gets a chance to relax and socialize. lf you play a string instrument, come and check us out next year. You won't regret it. FRONT ROW: S. Rubinstein, P. Foster. SECOND ROW: J. Twiford, Miss Agnew, F. Farhoudi, M. Smith, D. Slater. FRONT ROW: D. Petit, L. Potter, L. Hopper, T. Wise, B. Darnauer, M. Travers, L. LaCivita, G. Carpenter. ROW 2: J. Pen- ner, E. Holmes, C. Meachum, C. Smith, S. Carodiskey, P. Kushmeider, C. Woods, K. Smith. ROW 3: K. Rowley, M. Under- wood, J. McDonald, M. Huisman, N. Wylie, D. Montgomery, S. Frink, T. Kaloz. ROW 4: J. Titus, R. Sonntag, G. Holmes, R. Keiper, B. Krewson, J. Greenawalt, R. Chab, G. Harvey, C. Deppe, J. Hahn. ROW 5: K. Taylor, S, Scherer, R. Sciascia, P. Malley, P. Allen, G. Perry. WIND ENSEMBLE The Wind Ensemble is a select of 45 wind and percussion in ' talists, who rehearse third period in preparation for a series of 1 festivals, and trips throughout school year. Emphasis is placed on formance of the best wind music ture in a thoroughly professional ner.

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Primm llenaissaluze to jazz 2wo T RECORDER CONSORT This is a performing group of instru- which were first originated in the s. References have been made English literature about these instruments, such as in Shake- 's Hamlet and Samuel Pepy's diary. instruments in Friendly's consort are soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone. The concentrates mainly on music from ace and Early Baroque peri- The Recorder consort is employed th as an accompaniment for the Madri- ls as well as a separate ensemble. l STAGE BAND A Stage Band meets daily first period and strives to perform iazz, rock and popular music in an exciting and professional man- ner. ln addition to our regular schedule of school oriented concerts and activities lsuch as playing for all home basketball gamesl, stage band will perform this year at two maior iazz festivals in Maryland, and will accompany the Wind Ensemble on its spring tour. FRONT ROW: L. Potter, M. Peterson. ROW 2: D. Petit, J. Devers. FRONT ROW: M. Olin, M. Sanchez, D. Dick, W. Mead- ows, R. Runyan. ROW 2: E. Frink, J. Hahn, B. Black, J. Devers, E. Struthers. ROW 3: M. Nicholson, R. Sonntag, G. Holmes, R. Keiper, K. Taylor. ROW 4: L. Hemenway, R. Sci- ascia. CONCERT-MARCHING BAND Concert-Marching Band functions as the Marching Band during the Fall Football season and performs at all home games. Concert Bond rehearses sixth period daily in preparation for a series of concerts and Festival performances. Emphasis here is on developing musicianship and technical skill in order to play symphonic band literature of fine quality. Y FRONT ROW: K. MacDonald, J. Bullers, R. Fullerton, J. McKeel, T. Kraft, P. Allen. ROW 2: J. Suhr, S. Thearle, G. Ricker, T. Manders, D. Boiley, D. Hendley, N. Heflin, L. Quick, J. Wikoff, T. Wall, S. Hamilton, S. Croft. ROW 3: B. Braman, K. Donaldson, S. Shifflett, R. Dumene, S. Milley, J. Lundregan, J. Toler, E. Gamble, D. McCollum, B. Black, D. Phillips. ROW 4: J. Greenawalt, D. Krewson, G. Carr, D. Freeman, C. Deppe, J. Murphey, C. Massey, J. lhrig, R. Heath, M. Huisman.

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2w0 MADRIGALS Chamber Ensemble is a small, select group of musicians who sing sixteenth and seventeenth century chamber music. Their agenda includes a Fall concert lthis year it was a Renaissance programl, a Christmas program, which includes carolling at the Smithsonian, and a spring concert. It's hard work, but a lot of fun too. GIRLS CHORUS Girls' chorus is a small, totally female choir who sing pop music. Their repertoire includes a lot of folk songs, ballads and a few religious tunes, and often they are accompanied by a guitar, which adds a special touch to their sound. Any girl who likes to sing would enioy being a part of this group. NT ROW: C. Pine, M. Runenstein, B. Anderson, R. Stroud. ROW 2: K. Wadase, G. Langley, J. Aimelright, T. ed, L. Jirau, D. Slater. CONCERT CHOIR 'he Concert Choir sings basically at ol. Our program consists of cluster rams with junior highs and elementary ools. We give Christmas, Fall and ing concerts, and compete with other ols in a cluster program. We sing by ation throughout the D.C. area. FRONT ROW: T. Hill, S. Edsall, M. Zimmerman, R. Goodman, M. Schavez, Mr. McKenzie, D. King, P. Stultz, J. Neufer, B. Ondusko, M. Williams. ROW 2: J. Parrish, J. Burlison, S. Simmons, B. Crawford, J. Rouen, A. Mansfield, K. Koontz K. Cosco, B. Smith, L. Zimmerman. ROW 3: K. Kertez, D. Miller, A. Montecino, L. Arndt, C. Ross, J. Simmons, M. Hib- bert, G. Wood, B. Rouen, A. Adams, M. Johnson. ROW 4: D. Rader, J. Behrens, C. Fletcher, J. Murphy, J. Atkins, T. Medley, L. Bruns, E. Evans, K. Coffman, C. Miller, E. Klimes. 1