Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Junior, Emily Thon, tallies another run to help Kenwood win an 8-7 victory over Franklin Kenwood's Varsity Softball team was unable to win the championship but com- pleted the season with Al- wins and 3 losses. The first game was a match with Dundalk which Kenwood won in a shut-out 3-0. They then defeated Franklin in a tight game. 8-T. In the next bout. Towson topped Kenwood 1-I-8. Kenwoodis third and fourth triumphs came against Park- ville 12-3. and Hereford 8-2, respectively. Meeting: a top-notch team Milford Mill, Kenwood went into extra innings but was unsuccessful and bowed to Milford Mill, 8-7. ln the final outing of the year, Ken- wood was defeated by Catonsville 14-9. FIRST ROW Bevan F Keatley J Bankard 'N Deimel G Thon E xICKlHH8Y E SECOND ROW Slekier ki E Ashauer E Bartenfelder G Wa ko Q Qharmer C Bresnick D THIRD ROW Nlr Nlurraw Coach Faber C Chenoweth H Holden 0 ': ' s, .g ', .g , -fi ' . .: . .1 . ' j, . : ' ' s ', .5 . . . 7 . . ' V . Y . . - . .. . ., s , C., s , . . . .. s. . ,, , , ., , ., K.: Ad s, P., .I g :Rgg s. .. . gl. am Nana er 1 in J 'Nlana cr

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Spring beckons! All things to the call respond, the trees are leaving and cashiers abscondf' V AMBROSE BIERCE Spring beckons! The call re- spond. Spring, the end of the yearg the time for lacrosse, base- ball, volleyball golf, tennis, soft- ball, track, the spring play, faculty play, sophomore party, junior ball, senior prom, farewell assem- bly, and finally Commencement. We

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The varsity hasehall team got off to a goof start luv opening its season with wins over un dalk 13-8 and Towson T-5. Although the next two games brought defeat at the hands of ar ville 6-5 and Sparrows Point T--1. the Bluebird with the help of their high spirits and etei mination. Came through bv winning the next four successive games: Dundalk T-6. Franklin 5-1. Sparrows Point 6-1. and Towson -1 Kenwood chalked up victories against Hereford 3-2 and Milford 5-l. On Catonsville ground the last game of the season hrought fans to a iigl pitch of excitement as extra innings ss ere needed to determine the outcome and here we emerged the victor 5-1. They had an exceptionally good season with a 9-I4 record which placed them second in the league standings. ib- -:-63' ,:-,vqn r -.9 63 ,Ion Werner race aero honu plate to scole the llt'lJIEE.llxll'l run .1 am t Dundalk S HHST ROW: Werner. J.: Stanley. R.: Earle. J.: Kelly. P.: Bill:-au. R. SECOND ROW: Hardiman, R.: Hake, J.: Bevans.wC.Z Ixilnf-r. KJ. THIRD ROW: Berkeheiser. R.: Shauck. I..: Um:-lia. Y.. Nlanager: Mr. George .-Xntonas, Coachg BIcAlpinc. J.: Prat- i. lf.. Nlanagv-r-1 XXvl'I11lI'I'lIlll..l. 3