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

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X x V1cePres1dent Russell Johnson President Neal Shepherd Treasurer Doug Kniffen Secretary Leonard Morson The Boys' Athletic Council is an or- ganization which has been formed for the primary purpose of fostering an in- terest in athletics, physical education. and also of serving Kenwood's teams in any way which it possibly can. It is not essential to be a team member in order to belong to the B.A.C., but one must have the desire to promote athletic com- petence and to give as much 'gfree timei' as possible to help the athletic program. Some of the tasks which come under the supervision of the Council are the organization and operation of the in- tramural program, lining off the fields for inter-scholastic contests, mainte- nance of athletic equipment, and assist- ing coaches and officials in any way they possibly can. Self-satisfaction of a job well done is the most rewarding feelin but there are also more material rewards such as a trip to Hershey for an ice hockey game and a camping trip to Western Maryland Many of the ta lx uhnh are done by Mr Soderberg Sponsor 1 'N l d splay kill and coordination which are requ ea 1 52 1 d red to perform C1 houldef an this roup are not obvious to the or dlnary by stander but Kenwood 1S cer tamly grateful to the BAC on the parallel b81'5 S6 5, U . Us ' s M i 9 i 1 y , . . , . ' S 'F ' c ' ' 0' ' . C' . , ' . 2 A U Y .ns- - 1 'K ix . X, r i 1 MMf,,,,,, .,.,,Wf Ml- V 5 s v ' 'S 5 '

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Since its inception in 194-8, the Girls' Ath- ' letic Association has increased its membership i from twelve to a present day two hundred fifty-two. lt has become the largest and one of the most active organizations in the school. The G.A.A. aims to promote interest in sports, to cultivate good sportsmanship, and to increase school loyalty. The highlight of the year for club mem- bers is the G.A.A. camping trip to Camp Airy in Thurmont, Maryland. Only those members who have amassed 150 points by attending and participating in activities are privileged to go. Other activities--the Halloween party, the decorating of Kenwoods Christmas tree, food party, a slumber party, and a square dance-are sponsored by the organization for all members Presentation of GAA pins to the most active sen1ors will be 1n1t1ated by the club this year Kenwood wouldnt have had the holiday spirit without the GAA s Christ mas tree These girls have every right to be proud because they have Just Watching Ruth menacmgly wield a knife wont prevent Toni from received their GAA pins for extensive part1c1pat1on in the clubs gettmg her share of the delicious food served at the GAA CVBDIS food party 5I ' a I 0 an CW , i f ,QQEM57 '

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f G7 fr FIRST ROW: Ira Zadylak, Floyd Reynolds, Bob Baikauskas, Bob Hardiman, Bill Worsham, Jerry Jenkins. SECOND ROW: John Wimmer, Neal Shepherd, Bob Frazer, Russell Johnson. THIRD ROW: Stan Hilinski, Ed Bury, George Kellner, Max Andrews. Max and Bob hme the held ln prepara tlon for a game 1 cu t form of a 3 man balancmg 514111 53 4 n 606 , , ..-.....1.e a ami e -W Wm,-sf-W