Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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JFK Gol ers Swing into Spring Season L'Fore ........................... ! So began the golf season as members of Ken- nedy's team invaded our golf courses. Afternoon hours were spent on the Shady Hollow course to improve skills. This yearis team consists of returning lettermen and promising newcomers. Under the lead- ership of Mr. Meredith, the Eagles competed in several exciting matches. Breaking the school record at the first match of the season clarified the great depth possessed by the team. Throughout the season, JFK golfers were well prepared to meet the challenge of district competition. 1' ' 1' :rf b- lr' .. li givin 1 S' A D' I I H mi H H new 22 55, ' in F., V g 'f.'f ' .... .- l Y, V X .Yr H! f' A ,. iv ii! H I ' . mf -L. .. of ' .Q . i i Upper Leh: J. Hillman begins to hit ojf the fairway. Leji: Using his putting skills J. Caplis finishes with his ,Hnal putt. Above: Teeing ojf captain Bob Carulli, goes into full wing. Right: D. Fardig examines the hole before using tis chip shot. Athletics 151

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' x fN v TOP: Paul Lylikainen, Jim Malcolm, Mike Wolski, Dennis Schmid! Bob Carulli, Mi. Meredith. BOTTOM: Kent Killebrew, Jim Hill- man, Mike Mascara, Don Fardig, Jim Caplis, Don McClain. 150 Athletics

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Annual Sports Banquet Closes 1969-70 Season Throughout the 1969-70 school year, many students have participated in Ken- nedy's varied program of competitive sports. On May 19, the cafetorium set the scene for the annual sports banquet which is held each year to give recognition to deserving students who have helped the Eagles on their flight to victory. The high- lights of the event were the Willy Heston Award and the most Valuable senior player award, which were both given to Mike O'Malley. Mike also received recognition as JFK's most valuable player in football, basketl: all, and baseball. As guest speaker, hockey player Gordie Howe added to the enjoyment of the evening. Kennedy is looking forward to equal success in com- ing years. ? .iggwg r Above: Tasty food and good company added to the hiendly at- mosphere at this year's sports banquet. Upper right: Mr. Panta- Ione, Mr. Kostegian, and Gordie Howe focus their attention on Mr. Kozik as he announces another award. Center right: Special guest speaker for the evening was hockey pro Gorflie Howe. Far upper right: Mr. Sclater presents M. 0'Malley with the most valuable football player award. Lower right: Miss C. Melvin awards JFK cheerleaders with service awards for the 1969-70 school year. Far lower right: Special pleasure was taken this year in recognizing our state champion gymnastics team. 152 Athletics- 5 5. X E ll? Jl . Y-..: Wise 'faifa it Qizwtg l .A H, 1 ffl-