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

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL Lady eagers close year with even W-L record Although faced with heavy competition, the female cagers emerged with a respectable 3-3 record. Victories against Woodward, Walter johnson, and Springbrook highlighted the sport'5 season. After each regularly scheduled game, an unofficial return match was held to give all members of the teams experience, This new arrangement allowed Ken- nedy's second team, which consisted mainly of ninth graders to gain valuable experience for next year. L -E .9 Q ,L 'L f rlsr S tsrii rsrs ssaslr r L 36 Richard Montgomery 55 M39 r 427 L L L W00dW?ESfLLL L, L L L- f:-55, 1, ,L LL ,L Lr'ses,sf,,ML ,5,' , L LL,,,LL, r B,gL5e5?:Li5f'rspringbr ik f a , B737 Walter johnson L M 533 i L 1 Wheaton Q 61 --Igf Ml ,'.i5f,'L' Ik' K LQLQ: ,, , rcrrcifeehfri ML s,r ,y , ,L L,L, K M K ' 'f '--'--'- ' - T ,',- 'fi' 2 iUf1frf 'Lff W .L ,L,L fe-V, LP, LL,, ,LL, L , L L , ,, 'H:fffQ2iswz,-swst,'-ff- ' f f,,LLf,- - if,L?frzgsz,srf,-s 'K Basketball Team: Row 1: Marlene Tissian, Helen Tissian, Bonnie Dean, Row 3: Margie Bowman, Sue Caffiaux, Connie Wilburn, Liz Tucker, Kathy MacDonald. Row 2: Martha Campbell, Lorna Moses, lanet Trainor, Carol Walker. Reading, Harriet Lublin, Vicki Winpisinger, Becky Kotvan, Iocelyn

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Below: Sherry Levin hustles to receive a pass from downfield, To the right: Becky Kotvan concentrates on controlling the ball. GIRL,S HOCKEY Careless moves cost hockey team victories Although their two year string of victories was broken this year, members of the girls' hockey honor team showed exceptional skill and tremendous hustle, Occasionally, however, they got carried by their en- thusiasm and instead of staying in position, they bunched up. Had they maintained their positions, they probably would have had a better defense. They ended the season with a 2-1-3 record. Their only defeat came at the hands of Damascus, a team which has been a leading contender in past seasons. -f9E,'i?EEg,5w5erf1si'11Y,JHs-:,.:' iz, :Xt .Sign-1:Z ?jgggggf2,fvm:-'Ip if M . Q , , l, .,,...,,..,.,w,,.. , . . ,,, 1, ffQ,.+,t.f.- - - - .-f'x:.:mfe,.f,' .. ,.f,-'wwf - f r isrfligzass-fs .ei 1-Maisy .-frfggzgggiws , , , f,grfs3,1ez,,,:-f-1 - orts??ffIf'nedYrr.rfs2zrQl..... . QQPOUGM i ssrr trtr it it sssesrssss is ttii ii 't i it . c.,,c . . i y W90dWard.r.l l liilQ'rt?::??ii5EZiffrrfsiif 5.1 1, lliffxiif ' fi.. ,, 1 , 'K ' 2:21 K ' A fu.--fr L- 1- :HE f M ff,- . , , ,, lan Helsel blocks a Damascus pass. 117 srl u?5:g:2f,z , .r -up 0 bezavggw- 'N rw . . , sw. N sn... . 4, v : . ,: ..it f . ....... . . . . ....... ....... . ...... Q it Lsryysv , , . H 1

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Tennis Team: Gail Nash, ludy larboe, Rosemary Campbell, Arlene Spielman, Martha Campbell, lanice Spielman. GIRLS, TENNIS Losing season fails to reveal tennis talent Despite an unimpressive team vvon-lost record of 1-4, members of the girls' tennis honor team displayed skill and agility in the favorite game of lesiure. Games were always close according to the coach, Miss Weller. And matches were only lost by small margins. The honor team's only victory came over Sherwood. While some girls learned techniques of the game, others learned how to officiate. Above: Helen Tissian tires a shot despite Northwood blocking, To the left: Helen Tissian signals that shels open to Bonnie Tucker t33l.