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

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For a team with only two members returning from last year, Kenwood's J.V. squad played ad- mirably throughout the entire season. The stick- sters finished the season in third place with a 5 win, 3 loss record. They started the season like a house afire gaining victories over Dundalk, Hereford, Towson and Catonsville by the respective scores of 2-0. 5-1, 1-0, and 2-0. In the next two games they met their matches and were defeated 3-0 by the Milford Millers and 2-0 by Parkville. The final two games were split in the won and lost column-gaining a victory over Towson 1-0, and being edged 2-1 by Franklin in the final outing. I F-1. Ill. Under Miss Voshell's careful guidance, Sharon Setzer became one of the Junior Varsity's lead- ing scorers. HRST ROW: Stetzer, H.g Holden, K.g Chenowcth, H. SECOND ROW: Cochran, N.g Crier, L.g Hoerger. J. THIRD ROW: Steele S managerg-Setzer, S., Suiter, S.g Wenderoth, K.: Lindsay, E. FOURTH ROW: Hamilton, N., manager: Bentz, L.g Hodges, L.: Lippy V Lawson F Ferraccl .1 'VIcCullough M Busse B Miss Voshell coach at

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0605 Marda anxiously awaits the outcome of the scramble between Kenwood's Ruthie Stetzer and a Hereford opponent. The varsity hockey team successfully com- pleted the season with 3 wins, 1 loss and 4 ties. The first game was a 1-1 tie with Dundalk, but the next with Hereford was a decisive 3-0 win. In the last few minutes, the contest with Parkville was tied, 1-1. The clash with Catonsville remained scoreless. The highest scoring for the Bluebirds came when they trounced Sparrows Point, 4-1. Then they went on to defeat Milford Millis first place team, 1-0. Despite all-out efforts by both teams, the clash with Towson ended in a scoreless tie. ln the final game of the season, Franklin bested Kenwood by a 1-0 score. Even though Kenwood,s varsity hockey teal finished the season with just one loss, the out standing defensive combinations of the opposition prevented it from achieving more than a tie for third place in the final standings. FIRST ROW Stetzer R Holler L Hurley S Bresnlck D captain Hess B Shauck G SECOND ROW Lenz C Thon T Odyne K Wallace M Bankard N Hershey J THIRD ROW Josenhans J manager Rigglns I manager Adams P Nelson C Bevans F Miss Brandenburg coach Not shown Hughes C 70 Z 1 -1 1 '1 1 -1 1 '1 1 1 -1, 1 - 3 , .Q 1 'v 1 A -1 1 '1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 , .Q -1 1 11 s 1 - 1 1

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-1 Wlth or wlthout the cap Blll Freeman must practlce as dlllgently as the other runner but he stlll lxkes to wear It for good luck 4411244654: Kenwoods Cross Country team began 1ts season by taklng a flfth place ln the lNov1ce Meet The next three starts saw both the A and B teams come ln flrst place tnumphlng oser SIX other county schools Kenwood flIl1ShCd second 1n 1tS flfth meet of the year at Catonsulle Johns Hopkms was the scene of the blggest meet of the year the Sp1ked Shoe Meet Competlng wlth the best runners from twenty two schools 1n the state Kenwoods V3ISlty A placed seventh and Vars1ty B twelfth Vars1ty A took a second place and Varslty B took a thlrd place ln the County Meet ln which all Baltlmore County schools partlclpated V3TS1ty A and B flmshed second place re spectnely IU the State Meet ln Noyember FIRST ROW Worham W Nloore G Clatterbuck C Camber T Kmffen D Boxleau B Montgomery W Flannagan T SECOND ROW Harrl W Nlanager Pfelffer C Connor D Kellner G Llttle R 'NIcCoach J Leonard C Frazer B Nlanager 72 , . . . . T . ' l v 44 as G6 as I B - - 7 l , , Y 46 - as - . v ' ' 1 ' 'D - v ' 1 v 7 - Y cc 57 7 - as as Y ' 55 57 ' , M P . . . V . F1!k,g. . , - 7 an as as as - - .v . . V V 5 ' ' , ' G5 S! S1 o I I ' 'Y ' ni ,, V f v f . as fj y ' , K W Y M' V ,, y my ,, L 3' - Q '. 1 . I . y 3 5' , -1- 1 -1 ' t -4 , -Z y -Z - -2 - ', .5 ' . l 3 5, -, - 2 y -Z , -S a -C Y -3 - , -Z .Q ,