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

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Bonnie Brooks copy editor Charlen Smith business manager Peggy Kilgore art editor Miss Pistolas and Mr Mxcozzi advisors Coby Bunch editor ln-chief not shown malta Re lectzons our literary magazine which IS wrltten and publ1shed by members of the student body has been 1n existence for only three years The publication con ta1ns the creative works of our students 1n the flelds of fiction and non f1ct1on Even though the magazine IS our youngest publication Re lectzons is enthuslastlcally accepted by our school F IRS'l' ROW: Nancy Hamer, Linda Joines, Carol Curran, Carol Peten, Bonnie Brooks, Charlen Smith, Peggy Kilgore, Marie Robert son, Arlene Wilford. SECOND ROW: Miss Pistolas, Charlotte Colonna, Beth Drydale, Dorothy Eder, Nora-Lynn Hanson, Barbara Talbot, Christine Trotta, Laudine Kalway, Beverly Wilson, Van Bricker, Mary Baker, Pat Hatchell, Temple Rea, Valerie Kramer, Mr Micoui. THIRD ROW: Robert Hoten, Cliff Hanky, Tom Morley, Allen Bowman, Emie Bennet. 48

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4 ,B C7 Editor-in-Chief, Sherry Hurley, devotes most of her spare time to editing copy and overseeing the work of the other members of the Spotlight staff. --sands, Rohrer, R. THIRD ROW: Wasko, S.g Cumberledge, G.: Smith, P.g Kutti, T.g Steigelman, K.g Bellman, H.: Rains, J.g Scott, 1.3 Whittaker, W.g Wenderoth, J.g Montgomery, K. f .1, A 'hifi 'DEQ WT' Cassy Hughes, Sports Editor, interviews Bob Boileau to get complete and accu- rate coverage for the sports page. Always on the scene with his camera, Hugh Bellman, Photography Editor, makes sure that all Kenwood has a chance to see what is happening as well as read it. is Bills are never forgotten when Patsy Lovell, Business Manager, takes care of the business end of the Spotlight.

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We The rifle of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Burr The many clubs and activities at Kenwood seem to have made it their rule too. Every day there are meetings of the various or- ganizations which are composed of students who share a common interest. With a wide variety of activities. there is a place for each of us to further our own concerns. Business becomes a pleasure as the myriad of clubs promote school spirit, and give entertainment to the entire student body.