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

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Campaign posters played an important part in presenting the candidates. On November l, l956, Kenwood High School experienced one of America's outstanding democratic pro- cedures, that of nominating candidates to run tor the highest offices in our country, the presidency and vice presi- dency. lt was only a mock convention but it was not lacking in enthusiasm, spirit, hope and feeling. Both the Democratic and Republi- can parties were vvell represented. There were grand demonstrations with signboards, banners, posters, slogans, and much campaign literature. EER WE IGNBOARD READER VOTE All rfffflll Demonstrators make use of the signboards. 'in V sr? -V i 5 - 'Q' ' it-ses T? ELQCT to elect Tgism mosorwua- THE MOCl lu-nwonnl High School Band leads in tlig Demon slmlimts - gl'

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LABORATOR Y ASSISTANTS Eiffel, ,. i e ' l l Front row: Elaine Lesher, Barbara Hamilton, Jean Hicks, Mary Lou Browning, Armanda Tucker, Florence Broughton, and Ruth Pfadenhauer. Back row: Danny Montague, Stanley Hock, Dennis Honchar, Larry Potash, Wallace Ward, and Gene Whitstone. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA WEEK' in Q rw-Z i Z Mrs. Green, Sponsor, Carol La Penna, President, Theresa Noranbrock, Vice President, Ann Stieler, Secre tary, and June Chisholm, Treasurer.

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