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

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Ira Pearlmang Mark Kostolitchg Arch McDonaidg Rick Harris, co-captaing Greg Nicholasp Reese Haines, co-captaing john Auxierg Tim Dirksg let? Whitselg Larry Malloyg Arnie Zelkovitzg Leslie Yeep Coach Flagg. ' E3 IQ' . UQ in 3. -..,,qWNmw Y 1 j'g..- - Wifi DU NIU To the left: Senior Reese Haines scores two against the Titans. Above: Larry Malloy shakes off blocks and puts a jump shot in. f www ' r-f 5 Z ff-is 'P 'W ' 2 '

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Above: Rick Harris blocks a Northwood player from driving, and below left, taps the ball in for Iwo. Below right: Senior Arch McDonald lays up for a score. VARSITY BASKETBALL Won-loss record best in JFK's five years The Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with the best record ever turned in by a Kennedy varsity squad. The cagers turned in a 7-5 A-B-C League record and an 8-12 overall record. Leading the scoring, co-captain Reese Haines had a 15.2 point average for twenty games. junior Rick Harris played in eighteen games for a 16.2 point average, and finished third in the County A-B-C scoring results. Many close games were lost in the final frame, with the most exciting games against Sherwood, the sec- ond of the series going into overtime. With good prospects for next year, a league championship may become a reality. 1. Xx Above: lunior lohn Auxier attempts to block a Woodward opponent. Immediately above: Tim Dirks fights for the rebound as Reese Haines looks on, 110

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J. If BASKETBALL Disappointing season recouped in finale The lunior Varsity Basketball Team finished the season in fine form as they won their two final league games, salvaging an otherwise disappointing 3-17 season. Qutstanding for the Baby Cavaliers were Brad Silverman who averaged 17.3 points a game and Arnie Zelkovitz, who averaged 14.1 points a game. Although the season was marked by many losses, it should prove to have been a building year for next year's varsity. . ..... t.s ..... 'i t ' 63 r.:,r,,. i -k.i: . V as iisa.siset 1 zilfivtfheazon 51 49 - , Tiff . fyfg e-,i B-lair .:-, A 58 it . 79 f.1j2E!g f' 'rriffliiiikiolesvillei yi ff ,g.. r,, f 'i, 5fiigfQi','Y'1G6 69 ..-il ffQClfiUrChill 76 75 g wwoodward . 70 76 ,.f1Q1flQi gmaSCuS ,i,. v se e,'.f.t ,457 677 ..se. ite. 1 . isti 9571 rssi f 97 60 , 68 ' of ' '-.Woodward tl 1' 7' 57 90 pf., .gpamascus g iiyjsgf 68 . . - , 1.-gr f. . . 2.2-me fe ffgfeszissgfsz :f,..e:,g,g , 1. 5 HHN? l 7 7' 1 5i:Sii3i61l3E aiii .,'I'ifi K 555755212 Iffii ' K ' f i s777': FSS lfff- U - I North 'jg 1,i W... .i f:,.., . , Wf.,, Einstein i.- '-V' 62 ' 'zz Wheaton 30 4 1 Blair jg: 497 42 . . ra. gaithers t ..., . .... . - Qvod :fu :ff sage 2y92ii:?fssz,:f 1 53 1 7 2172 .ifi ff: ' '.t ' 1 S8 f-:f ,,.Wi. gf ,. -Q f,,'- f it H Poolesville 1. 45 .1 'Churchill v 71 5. 'Woodward , 46, Damascus 'i,.g. .353 1. 51' I '12 Y -1 1 1 . . .,.. ..... . .Einstein . , .V -Viti ili. -- , -i 1 .... ., .t.... ,. .,,..t..., , eeewfszz: 60 1 .ff :,, .sa vii. 'i.- is 7 is 1 Poolesville isis 47. ,'1,gg::fi,g' 5 1 . .,... Churchill , 731 'l'e il 7 V Woodward V V 68 7 1 - B Damascus 1 - s...., 5 ...,..... 68 78 64 .-. .Q kk,, A77 :.y 9.54 ss 70 t 74 75 60 59 i.'- 91 ::i'7T' B 68 55 57