Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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tate Champs pon entering the gym, almost any r of the day, one can find athletes at work on the trampoline, parallel , rings, side horse, high bar, tum- ,or a new floor exercise routine. The ol's pride in holding last year's State nastic title only reflects the great of the team itself. Each member of team works hard to uphold the 's high standards and the results be seen at any gymnastic meet e the team displays its skills and uni- nder the coaching of Mr. Roger Be- l. Top performance prevailed again year as the team accomplished a nd undefeated season on the road to competition. ABOVE LEFT: T. Witz, Senior, tu mbles his way to another first. FAR LOWER LEFT: F. Siemienski, Senior, has been the Kenne- dy strong man on the horse. FAR CENTER LEFT: Senior, T. Clements performs on the parallel bars. FAR LEFT: R. Daniels, Senior, presses into a difficult handstand on the rings. LEFT: Alumni, L. Mills and Coach Mr. Sawtell assists Senior, R. Mills doing one of his specialities on the high bar. ABOVE: Sopho- mores, M. O'Malley displays his talents in floor exercises. Athletics - 135

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wo New Competitive Sports Introdu There are many other skills which should be obtained in high school, besides those gained through academic studies. Through girls gymnastics and wrestling, which is new to Kenne- dy this year, team members gain coordination, stamina, self- pride in adding to the quality of the team and a competitive spir- it. Each of these qualities is of as much value as those skills de- veloped in the classroom. It is the task of Miss Barlow and Mr. Malesky to coordinate training for these sports. Through these and other sports, students are presented with another opportun- ity for involvement. ' f. -i 1' . .,1 fffig FRONT ROW: K. Vanderventer, R. Smith, R. Ampezzan, M. Russell, K. Carlini. D. Young, D. Saunders, R. Sawmiller, M. Robinson. SECOND ROW: C. Willgues, M. Shank, H. MacEachern, B. Baker, B. Bowman, J. Tenza, M. Davis, T. Resovsky, P. Belcher, G. McQuiston, B. Lang. THIRD ROW: G. Baranski, B. LaFountaine, F. Hill- er, M. Transieger, B. Hilliker, F. Oakes, J. Atillio, M. Lenart. FOURTH ROW: T. Graff, B. Best, F. Zukowski, J. Gergely, R. Jernigan, P. Brucker, R. Winkles, J. Crain, D. Schmoekel. 136 - Athletics