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

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SPIRIT WEEK Spirit, stunts highlight homecoming pep rally Shouts of victory echoing down the halls kicked off lFK's Spirit Week. Rivalry arose as the classes built spirit chains and decorated their halls. The Cutie Cavalier contest brought laughter, interest, and enthusiastic voting. Hush Button Day ended with a pep rally, where the seniors claimed the Best Decorated Hall and the Spirit lugg the freshmen won the Spirit Chaing and the sophomores captured the lug Cork. Rhett Willett was crowned Mr. lrresistable and Larry Malloy and Mike Vucci were voted Cutie Cavaliers. Above left: Patsy Miller hangs crepe paper to form a 69 in the senior hall. Together with other seniors she put up a sign and made the senior hall worthy of the most spirited and creative title. To the left: Dr. Emma listens to the cheering seniors and decides that they are the loudest. As in the past he will present them with the Spirit lug. Below: As part of the Homecoming dance decorations a Whitman player was hung in effigy. Since the game had been postponed because of rain, couples were able to laugh at the dummy and even threaten it with defeat on Monday. 50

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HOMECOMING GAME Rain merely delays defeat b Whitman Rain postponed the Cavaliers' chances for a second victory, as a sudden storm delayed the Homecoming festivities. But after the game was played, many felt that the rain had been a blessing. The team fell rather unexpectedly 32-O to the Whitman Vikings. Despite the enthusiastic crowd and the spirited team, the Cavaliers were able to make almost no ground against the Viking defense in the Monday afternoon game. The high point of the afternoon was halftime when the court and queen were pre- sented in an abbreviated but effective ceremony. The second victory proved to be unattainable. 245 T' .29 ' Above: The 1968 Homecoming Court: Sharon Hunter escorted by Roy Keenyg Candy Barr escorted by Gary Marshallg Queen Kathy Boicourt escorted by limmy Taylorg Alice Lucas escorted by Reese Hainesg and Patsy Miller escorted by Bruce Wender. Above right: Whitman's Steve Railes 140i charges into Kennedy defense man, Rhett Willett 143i during the Homecoming game which rain delayed until Monday. Above right: Princesses Sharon Hunter and Candy Barr and their escorts, Roy Keeny and Gary Marshall, anticipate the crowning of the queen. Right: Reese Haines fumbles with the wrappings as Alice Lucas watches, hoping the box will contain the queen charm.