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

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l' l Immediately below: Mr. Barth, sponsor of the Library and Audio-Visual Clubs, holds an M.A. from the U. of Denver and an A.B. from Luther College. Below right: Mrs. Leach holds the position of Library Aide. ,F ,mf--,,-W M sr...-L. I . - We gigs W eff gg 3? , 217 me , 1 gg t ek A RESO URCES CENTER WJFK T broadcasts from resources center Resources center is the only appropriate name for Kennedy's library complex. Here students come to study, to do research or to hold discussions. Here they can also view films, read from microfilm and study in the language lab. 'Teachers can use the television studio-VVJFK-to tape lectures. While the resources center serves as a book and study center, it also is the audio-visual base and the focus of other innovative programs. Q . Above: Mr. Broomell, sponsor of the A-V Club, spent almost two years in Vietnam before becoming lFK's Audio-Visual Technician. To the left: Mrs. Reynolds Library Aide. 29

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Exercise and practice aid in skill formation Bursting with activities, lFK's Physical Education De- partment plays an integral role in a student's life. Through vigorous activity programs students discover their abilities and where improvement is needed. Concentrated study periods improve understanding of the human body and answer the whys and how's of exercise. Whether straining for a basket, twisting away from a charging tackler, or accepting praise after a fine hockey game, the Kennedy student excels in mind and body through the excellent pro- grams employed by this department. lmmediately above left: The coach of basketball and track, Mr Flagg holds a B.S., and an M.Ed. from American U. Immediately above right: Miss Weller, sponsor of the Gymkana Club and G.S.A., holds a B.S. from the U. of Md. Above: Mrs. Wilson sponsors the Modern Dance Club and G.S.A. She received a B.S from Penn State. 28 ., . .. as '- I gs,QZi?3iKi5fi'Y 5102157 2' '-3.5.2 . -I Above: Mr. Gibson, Assistant Football Coach received a BS. from the U. of Md. To the right Mr, Abrams, Head Football Coach, holds an A.B from Washington and Lee U. .. 'X i wt 'it

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gm i E SPECIAL SERVICES Kennedy staff gains a business manager Kennedy is more than a school - it is a community with specialists like a nurse and a business manager. When someone gets sick, he goes down to the nurse and she checks out his symptoms. The business manager is responsible for overseeing the schoolfs finances. Running a school obviously requires more than simple administration. To the left: Mr, McKenna, Business Manager has a B.B.A., and an M.B.A. Above: Mrs. Lewis, the Nurse, attended Hood College and Mass. General Hospital School of Nursing. Below: Mrs. Frederickson, Nurse's Aide. 'lug TEACHER AIDES Aides free teachers from routine Work Grading papers and typing test are only two of the many odd jobs for which teachers' aides are responsible. Some help several departments while others work in one department, even helping students. Their role is critical as they free teachers to plan and teach classes. Far left: Mrs. Silverman, Math Aide. Left: Mrs. Kirby, Science Aide.