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

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! 4 Y Hana 4' ,Q FIRST ROW Dltlel S Matlock B Dlgert E White D Long V Lane F Self V Hall .l SECOND ROW Karl D Rober on R Hart B Rogers B Creamer B Hodges J Barbour S Callahan J Wlldberger D THIRD ROW Sweatman 'VI Lambeth S Lambert C Brown C Ryan NI Rohrer R Uldriki I Rohrer R Hankey C Boileau B Clarke F Elhott 'NI Cuclxert B Wenderoth J Beyans C Fine H John on R linkin ,I Scheck J Calla her R Chosen to be our Bluebird by the SCA. Larry Yoder poses Onlookers delightfully surround the Christmas tree during the proudly in the well-known costume. annual Chr1SIm2iS d3TlC9' 39

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M S -6' -ww, Bob Sherlff Preqdent 'Nlarlan bweatman v1CCII'CbldLIll Lawy Lambnrt Secretary Chottsy Brown, Treasurer 1 lf' N r CHIC' 5651 ff ul Hvwifd NIMH UF nm fl t mar projmt the SC X made gxant un pennant of .1H'the countw chool Theie pennantg wer: hun 1n tle ffwrn tu help opp0Q1n team2 ee welcome and more at home

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M P Mmu6nn 4-v 'A wer' Amerlcan Fleld Servlce whlch Oflgl nated durlng World War I works unceasmgly to promote better understanding and more harmomous relatlons among the peoples of the world It sponsors a student exchange program whereby mterested and capable stu dents are glven an oppo tunlty to Vl51t for elgn countrles The AFS hopes that these partlclpatlng students wlll gain an lnslght 1nto the l1ves of the people they VlSlt and will act as ambassadors to help preserve the peace of the world Bob Kenwoods forexgn exchange student to Fmland dlsplays one of the many artlcles he brought home wrth hlm Thls past summer I partrclpated 1n the AFS Amerlcans Abroad program whereby I llved Wllh two wonderful famllxes 1n Flnland the Helantos ln Helsmkl and the Arrantos 1n Oulu I galned two new a1t1s mothers and two new esas or fathers beS1dCS four brothers and three Cvery new to mel slsters There were mnumerable experlences wlth both my famllles that Wlll always remaln a very treasured part of my llfe The Flnnlsh sauna fa room of extreme temperaturej Vllll or curdled mllk the Jmglmg bells about the neck of Lapland relndeer, the cold Arctlc wlnds and the RUSSIHH mllls seen from Imatra are but a few thlngs that are outstand mg ln my memory of the past summer Most outstand mg, however are the people I was accepted warmly wherever I went and by eseryone, the fellows at the weekly volleyball game ln the country the textlle man ager ln Oulu and the farmer on the Great Plam of 40 northern Fmland, to mentlon just a few Each meetlng resulted 1n an exchange of 1deas and questlons The lnevltable questlon of every dlscusslon It seemed was And how IS th1s 1n Amer1ca'7 Educatlon, economlcs p0l1tlCS, rellglon and well known personalltles often en tered 1nto our discussions whlch usually took place over a cup of tea It IS my hope that those wlth whom I came lnto contact wlll have a greater and better understandlng of the Amerrcan people The teenagers of the world who walk and talk to gether today have the great prospect of a world of peace tomorrow Thls program IS a grant step ln that dlrectlon I am very proud to have been a part of lt Bob Sherlff K 0 I - 'M Q , I , 7 . 9 I V wmwzenw - .- 1 A - ? n . f . . . . ,, W-f91w W M' . . . . . . . , 'Q Q s 4 X A' - W,11'A Wl . rv-Wt U . I I nw.,- .,i1?d9 I V, ,Www z ' . 'Q Wt' 2 in Mgmt L , I I , , , , , . . . 7 7 . . . . 66 ' as . . . . . 5 7 . . 54 . . ,, 44 . . . . ,, . . . OI' . , 44 y, . . . . . . . , - . ' s a . 9 ' . Y V ' ' . Y . I e ' as - as '