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

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Banquet - Row 7: Patsy Miller, Alice Lucas. Row 2: Sheila Blank, Kathy Leyden, Sharon Hunter, Kathy Hobbs, Cecilia Austin, Row 3: Steve Beers, Cary Marshall, Reese Haines, Alan Cordon, Barry Griffin. SENIOR COMMITTEES Committees organized successful activities After four years of growing anticipation, the class of f69 was finally on top. They began the year by sponsoring an open dance in September. The profit, which exceeded 51,000 was used to finance various senior activities. Early in the year, at a Senior class assembly, the class agreed to have President Lise Goldberg organize committees which would plan and execute traditional senior events. Response to the open committees was enthusiastic, most members of the class decided to participate in their final year. Within a week after the formation of committees, definite progress could be noted. The success of the Alumni Breakfast proved class spirit was genuine. By November, the Prom Committee had made arrangements for the May prom. The Senior Will Committee spent much of the year compiling information to be read at the Awards Assembly and again at the Senior Banquet at the Peter Pan Inn in june. Senior Week - Lynn Shapiro, Arlene Zemsky, Fred Rowe, Cheryl Sind

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Above: Gift - Rebecca Kotvan, Alan Proia, Paul Lewis. Below: Breakfast and Graduation - Beryl Gordon, Betsy Shuey, Kathy Whittaker, Lise Goldberg Class President. 1 EH! Ll iff 4 ltltifxlll W 5? 'B A 4'-Le kkky- .e,t. l 88 f Above: Prom - Row 7: Carol Yaden, Kathy Shaffer. Row 2: Karen O'Mara, Terry Schum, Sandy Smith, Beverly Whitehead, Harriet Lublin, Lynn Shapiro, Joyce Shushan. Row 3: Marc Vilkaitis, Paul Lewis, immediately above: Will - Sue Levine, Eddie Harney, Arlene Zemsky,

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