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

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DAN CES Open dance highlights Kennedy's fall season There's nothing like a successful open dance to raise a lot of moneyg or a back-to-school dance to promote school spirit. This social year opened with a successful Back-to-School gathering sponsored by the Student Congress. Shortly afterwards the Senior Class sponsored an open dance. Nearly two thousand youngsters from all over the area danced to the rhythm of the Expressions 84 Velours and the Dynamics. What a success! Everyone had a good timeg the Senior Class earned over a thousand dollars. These successful dances paved the way for additional exciting dances throughout the year: Homecomingg the Christmas Ballg and finally the junior-Senior Prom at the Washingtonian Country Club, To the left: Harold Sherman, and Greg Nolen dance with their partners on the outskirts of the crowded open dance. lm- mediately below: Paul Lewis and Michelle Walker dance back- to-back at the Back-To-School Dance. Below: Interested onlookers at the open dance.

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To the left: Seniors sell tickets to their open dance. Below: George Bezantakos manages the open dance shoe check. s l... ff-lx N AI. Immediately above: The Illusions supply the rhythm at the Back-to-School Dance, Above: Couples dance to the soul sounds of the Expressions and the Velours and the Dynamics. To the left: Senior Greg Martin stamps couples 6l'lt6l'lf1g the Open GSFICQ. 46

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Above: Kathy Andrews and Carol Labowitz are engrossed by speeches at the Student Congress installation assembly. Dresidential assembly. so W Above: Bill Harrington administers oath of office to incoming Vice President, lohn Molyneaux. ifi r ff il it Q' ' 1' fflil A - ' ' ' 5 'A t ' if I To the right: Varsity football team is introduced at pep assembly. Below: Charlie Staffeld waves rally sign at heated ' 5 .r M 2, 5, rf it Mapmw, x7 I ltr W ii? 1- C lf Q M E il W