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

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Immediately below: Pulnlicityf Kim Campbell, Katie Menzel, BQIUW3 Spwidl Sprviqt-xg Millim-nt luck, lanine Rmk, Alan Prmia, Kathy MacDonald, left Lisse, Vicky Bowen, Marcia Connor, Connie mga Hqylg Limb, Wilburn, Gayle Smith, Chairman. ,Q N Q fi H , r W Ulhluui Co-Chairman, Tani Tamplin. Missing: Barbara Harris, Chairman. Social: Terry Schum, Mary lo Shaffer, Tricia Miller, Alan Smallvvood, left Cahill, Beverly Whitehead, ,an-1.

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Ways and Means: Holly Barnett, Lee DeWitt, Chairman, Steve Dubing loe Tyrell, Bruce Mendelsohn. U Educational: jeff Gorsky, Mike Gotts, Chuck Rich, Eugene Beach, Lise Goldberg, Chairman. STUDENT CONGRESS Faculty senate bridges the communication gap Student Congress got off to a good start under President Sandy Smith. The first dances vvhich were extremely successful boosted the treasury. In addition to the regular congress, the Student-Faculty Senate began operating this year. This group, created last june, consisted of representatives from the student body, the faculty, and the administration. The Senate worked in conjunction with the congress and recommended legislation. Bills introduced into the Student Congress ranged vvidely, showing both imagination and innovation. The congress followed its good start vvith a successful finish. we mia-sf-as sf I. 4 . 4 -y,L ,.1uaTs ' Executive: Lee DeWitt, Treasurer, Sandy Smith, President, jane Gulko, Secretary, lohn Molyneaux, Vice-President. 68 i

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BAND, CHORUS Musicians strive for appreciation of culture Marching at games, singing at assemblies, playing at concerts - understanding music: these vvere the activities and goals of Kennedyfs band, orchestra, and choruses. Mr. Salazar organized the first full orchestra which performed in the Christmas pro- gram vvith lvlr. Springer's combined choruses. During the fall months the band marched at football games, and in several local parades. Not to be outdone, the choruses sang in such special events as a Christmas pageant at the Ellipse in Washington. These musi- cians contributed greatly to the appreciation of culture here at Kennedy by giving enjoyable and formidable programs. Row 1: D. Hudes, K, Lipskind, D. Konick, S. Rhodes, E. Nadel, T, Scalzone, L. Reading, M. Schraml. Row 2: A. Bosman, K. Anderson, M. Bovvman, lvl. Brady, B. Greenberg, K. Biron, B. Schlesinger, Row 3: D. Avrutick, l. Molyneaux, S. Menis, L. Goldman, C. Lee, L. Menzel, R. Fields. Row 4: D. Dalton, A. Smallvvood, B. Chandler, I. Cahill, A. Kolodne, B. Simmons, 1. Cahill, Row 5: T, jenkins, N. Horowitz, E. Menefee, K. McCormick, 1. Ellis, M. Hovvzer. 70 Drum Majorette, Debby Hudes, stands at attention in anticipation of the next direction she must give the marching band. 3 Aiffx The 9-10 Chorus sings a Christmas carol for an apprecia- tive audience.