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

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ACQOLFMV i?9i'5,C5Di?9Jfai2 il -? . Tracy O'Leary demonstrates the importance of facial expression during a performance. ty? , V ,: ,. . Maragaret johnson her friends. on the balance beam, getting by with a little help from RCNLL1 Suzie Haffner takes dictation, james Doughty, Greg Williams, Ronny Walker and Melvin Coles enjoy a game of basketball in gym. Sophomores. They can't be dismissed by upperclassmen as un- important little people anymore. This year they are taller, more self-confident, more out-spoken tor brash, depending on how you look at ith and Friendlier than ever before. They sing, they act, they are involved in their class, in the school, in sports and ac- tivities. The seniors and juniors must admit that sophomores are involved in Friendly. SOPHOMORES! T35

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Class Officers: Pres. - Trisa Thompson, Vice-Pres, f MaryArm Marino, Sec. - Nina Dichiacchio, Treas Pat Callahan, Hist. Y Arlene Bachosky 134 I SOPHOMORES

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With about 25 dedicated people, the float was constructedin 8 evening sessions, each lasting at least 2 hours. The meetings took place at Nina Dichiacchio's house, with the final meeting at Verna Selner's, where the float was placed on her father's flatbed. The sophomores raised 21368.10 in a bake sale, using the money to buy materials for the float. The sophomore class wall, which came in second, took 3 weeks to erect, and was over- seen by the officers. Happy float workers take a break after all the work is done. i vi N' john Schutes truck gets decorated for the Homecoming parade by j.V. cheerleaders and players. T36 X SOPHOMORES Spirited sophomores aid in the decorating of their Homecoming wall, fit 3 The class float, followed by a truckfull of