Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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ABOVE: Mr. Lininger, assists at Senior Award's Banquet. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Pan- talone works in his office. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Mr. James Nlaley, principal. RIGHT: Mr. Maley and Mr. Pantaione meet Detroit Red Wing, Gordie Howe. FAR LEFT: Mr. Lininger lights candles atthe Nationai Honor Society inductions. 20 - Academics este l-M-0' NH, .- A G 1 Y 3 Maley, Linin

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, ,ur 0 S--. 'TN Ni ,A +4 1 - -' i Z5 lu'-5-l- '31 ' E til , ' el ,:-.Wt .L l R LEFT: Meetings such as these are important for Taylor l Board members. LOWER LEFT: Superintendent ofthe Schools, Mr. Simon Kachaterian, stops to pose for photographer. TOP: Assistant Superintendents, Mr. Gee and Mr. Kenneth Walker, discuss some of the prob- faced by the Taylor Scools. ABOVE: Mr. William Jacobs, working Athletic Director, schedules all athletic events e Taylor schools. RIGHT: Mr. Anthony Matulis, Director ondary Education, works with the secondary school in y of Taylor. 1,77 Academics - 19

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,.-0 fl ,,-a fr 'rf' iiili 'llil ...an f -i?',,o '.,l a-'?',fof,-v4,4ar g4L,. X S ai ntalone Provide Leadership, Advice .ei Keeping school policies updated and seeing to it that rules and regulations are followed is just a small part of the principal's job. Fortun- ately, Mr. Maley, principal, is aided by two competant assistant principals, Mr. Linginger and Nlr. Pantalone. These men are willing to listen to the student's ideas and suggestions for changes in the school policies. Keeping an open mind they manage to keep J.F.K. gov- erned bythe best possible methods. Academics - 21