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

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L vu A 141 as I 4' .5 ,G 4 ,i . au. W if , jg. 'x f Q' Y L . .. gr ...st .jf f 1 gr Y J .N- Q-s. . 5X - ,I . 5 ' ffl '4 iv , . .. ii Ls a . aw' ..,,w+ 1' ,nf C221 xl U There is no dress code at Friendly, right? Well, look around you. At the rate Friendly students wear blue jeans one might wonder if they were the official school uniform. On any given day, somewhere between N2 and H3 of the student body can be expected to be wearing blue jeans. Wrangler, Lee, Faded Glory and many other brands abound at Friendly, although Levi's is by far the favorite. So what about these pants that students wear 3 days out of 5 in the school week. Many people believe that blue jeans origi- nated in San Francisco by a man named Levi Strauss who popularized them in America. He, of course, had no idea what he 'had started. Blue jeans have become so popular that no matter how much denim is manufactured, it seems there is never enough to go around. Merchants have been able to name their price for blue denim, and it will be bought. Witness the S15 we pay for a pair. Expensive or not, blue jeans are the single most popular article of clothing at Friendly. Oh, by the way, what are you wearing tomorrow? Left Side: ll Nora Smith displays an expression of alarm as she stands in the courtyard. 23 Steve Tackish and Steve Eisenbarth hang out in the lobby. 33 Fall into the GAP. Right side: TD Carmen Bailey catches a quick nap during her lunch break. 2JAnn Morris shows her best side. lHer profile, that is.l 3l A group of Friendly students up against the wall. STUDENT LIFE ! 29

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EIIZIBIJE REI lilBl.:E What's it like to be a twin? It's like. . . having similar tastes and feelings. . . . someone who understands you. . . someone to get your story straight with. . . your parent, calling you by the wrong name. . . being called the other one. . . being in two different places at the same time. . . having twice as many clothes. . .doing a lot of favors. . . people saying hi to you who know the other one. . . . always being compared to each other . . . being asked, What's it like to be a twin? I don't know! What's it like not being a twin? IJ 'Double Trouble' appears in more than one way, as in Patty Marino's and Phil Parten's case. LEONARD 81 LEA IIM 81 IOHN A DARRYL 81 DEITRICH WILLFORD WEZZY 84 ANNIE STUDENT LIFE I 31