Kennedy High School - Legacy Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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BASEBALL JFK stickmen battle tough area competition The Cavaliers 1968 Varsity baseball team played a heavy schedule, but managed to come away with four victories. There were five games that were lost by only one run. However, one of the brightest spots came when the Cavaliers defeated first-place Blair, 4-2. The many varied abilities of sophomores and juniors encouraged Coach Bell and Coach Hogan to hope for a winning season in 1969. BA SEBA LL Kennedy Opponent 2 Peary 4 1 Northwood 2 O Blair 6 1 Sherwood 4 6 Damascus 3 4 Springbrook 5 O Springbrook 1 . ... -Jia 'S a. B:- r 'gli f GA s11tl75f'.Q5NffL -N.. Peary Northwood Blair Wheaton Sherwood Wheaton Damascus 5 6 2 4 2 3 5 i -...E Q ,XM La. ,. ' L.-ulifili Above: Rick Silber prepares to bat. To the left: Dave Lloyd beats out an infield hit. Immediately above: Row 1: Mgrs. K. Biron, M. Fiefer. Row 2, G. Herman, I. Whitesel M. Tedford, D. Lloyd, G. Tedford, S. Tollefson, D. Padgug. Row 3: Coach Hogan, M. Eggleston, A. Singer, B. Bradford, C, Sylvester, M. Treanor, T. O'Mara, Coach Bell.

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E1 Golf Team: G. Nichols, M. Lubin, M. Guttenburg, I. Griffin, R. Kahn, l. Pearlman, G. Dilts, Captain. s . f A J.,.' L I F T S A -I Af rf' Q H: ,a . 4 1 Q, , 71 ?9'W:v1gq,,g., :L 'sr Qi lair 1f+a1igQ.f5, .i,,5,,5fz.. 5.51.5 M I Q 1. , . . ,, - . S- Q ' ' 5Z: , Z.. ..,,,.. Tiff 5 , 'B . 1 4' f. r lf .. 2 . . 'fl ii? T!! .is h , ,gb 'i f:: :Kf '. 45' - . . .... .. . : rrri igi ' ' f fit'-se as' -- ,, , 3 P --at 1 . A3 E 'LA 3 l Q , , i .l 4 -' K L ' Q . ,V gk 3 -U T f - ' gg gg 'F' '15 fi if ij it 5 ai an 4- - 1 'V Q .gg K If gs 1 . .QW , . , Ya US Q5 . . ,j gif .. ' A , W 'L'A i 5 ' ' 22 A ' T s T 2-sri, ' iff-5? ai .T ' Q , gg' Ewa . V PM dit' h H fl .,., .,,, , V H xv V , ' L Q -- 1 I . ,, ,. I ,,,, ' f GOLF AND TENNIS Close matches lost in disappointing seasons Spring sports are always the highlight of Kennedy athletics. Although their final standings were not impressive, the 1968 golf and tennis teams were good. Team members displayed skill, they were hard workers and some were exceptional players. All were real golf and tennis enthusiasts. While bad breaks ruined their records fthey were plagued by close lossesj, it did not dampen their enthusiasm and team spirit. Tennis Team Standing: Bob Finney, john Auxier, lohn Long, Ken Lipskind, Bruce Goldstein. Kneeling: jeff Cahill, lohn Molyneaux, Steve Kass,