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

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Below: The staff members discuss David's problem. To the left: Carol Labowitz is made up for opening night. Below left: Carol Labowitz explains her double identity to Dave Denault, 63 DA VID AND LISA Actors reveal realit of insanit , friendship lt seemed that Lisa's schizophrenia was incurableg and David's fear of physical contact and death was going to destroy his life. But then the two disturbed youngsters met at the Berkley School. At first they feared each otherg then an understanding and trust grew between them - friendship. This story was presented early in February by a group of students under the direction of Mr. Cary. Other roles revealed the personalities of youngsters with various mental ailments. lt seemed that only careful, personal attention could help these troubled minds.

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ALUMNI RETURN JFK graduates return for breakfast, games The cafeteria quickly filled with seniors eagerly awaiting the return of the Classes of 67 and 68 to tell them of their college experiences. Hot coffee and doughnuts quieted everyone down as they listened to Lise Goldberg welcome back the alumni. The returnees told teachers of their college accomplishments and helped straighten out some misconceptions about college life for the seniors as they prepare to leave next year. Later in the week the graduates came back for the Alumni Basketball game only to be handed a sound defeat. Alumni Steve Proia and Dale Overstreet watch as Lise Goldberg addresses the alumni breakfast. Below: Bob Blehr talks with Mr. Dubois about college life and plans for the future. fain Above: ILIE alumni varsity cheerleaders return to cheer at the alumni game. Io the left: Larry Malloy and Rick Harris attempt to block a shot by alumnus Tom Yee.

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HOLIDA Y SEA SON Sentiments of season seen at concert, dance A solemn processional of vested choir members crowded onto the stage. The lights dimmed and the crowd hushed, Mr. Springer raised his arms to begin conducting the Christmas Choral Assembly. The pro- gram concentrated on traditional yuletide hymns and ballads sung by all choruses. The band and or- chestra, under the direction of Mr. Salazar, provided the musical accompaniment for The Hallelujah Chorus and also performed instrumental songs. The holiday celebrations included a semi-formal dance, traditionally called Mistletoe Mischief . The Christmas court included tvvo princesses from each grade. Santa visited the jolly couples, spreading cheer by dancing and taking gift requests. Above: Members of the mixed chorus sing out during the Christ mas Choral Assembly. lmmediately above: Mr. Springer en thusiastically leads the chorus through a song.