Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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9 S . , F' XM, ' is-. , Horse lover Terry Kahanovitz raises, trains and shows Appaloosa Horses as a hobby. She has been involved with horses since child- hood. CL i:,, ..-,'-f:,:f:: .fiifr A 1. X ze 4 ff fa' fy? ,,. , 40? Z J j ar ' J 4' 4- . f ,,,2ssfz.f'- in 'K if J, L Q 'lf . y ,- f,.. ff I elv '5 ' L? 1 ' G T Q-,fi . 1 M W 9' -f 3 . .. ,, J 1 'iw g f. - A I sei. a -K in uburban co girl erry Kahanovitz is an equestrienne and has been one most of her life. By the time she was three years old, Terry had already won her first ribbon and was well on her way to become the experienced rider and trainer she is today. Terry's interest is acquired from her parents, who met each other while working with horses. They kept their love for horses alive with Terry. She has literally grown up with horses and has two of her own, along with four others which belong to her father. Like her parents, Terry's life is devoted to her horsesg she rides faithfully every day after school until dark. In fact, every last min- ute of every day is spent with her horses. She rides on her farm, on Offutt Road, through the woods or at any other convenient place, teaching her horses basic turning and jumping. Terry recently broke ftamedj her youngest horse who is two years old, a satisfying reward for her hard work and dedication. 4 . x f A We .V 2 V . . In addition to caring for her horses at home, Terry is a member of the Maryland Appaloosa Asso- ciation. She participates in several shows and the youth club spon- sored by the association. In past years, Terry has also been a mem- ber of Appaloosa Associations in Pennsylvania and Delaware, but decided to only join the Maryland club this year. Through the Appaloosa Associ- ation, Terry has been able to trav- el across the country to show her horses. During the summer of 1979 she went to Columbus, Ohio, for a show with the 1000 dollars her youth club had raised. She and her horses have also been to Montgomery, Alabama, and Okla- homa City. Terry plans to make her inter- ests in horses a career by becom- ing a professional trainer, which she could presently be with her many years of experience. But for now, Terry will just con- tinue to enjoy working with horses and keep on ridin'! Marcy Hollinger Dawn Holly Renee Horton John Houseman Sharon Howard 'Y Jon Hollinder Stephanie Howard Robyn Hurwitz Wendy Hutchins Judy Hutchinson Robert Hyman Hugo Jackson Rick Jermain Susan Jermain Anthony Johnson Eric Jones Eric Jones Gregory Jones 1 , Kim Jones Tim Jones David Kafes Joan Kaiser Terry Kahanovitz , I V K ,,, , ,, I Carol Kahl Sophomoresf 145

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' A Horsemanship, the art of managing a veloped the modern haute ecole system for horse's movements, originated in sixteen cen- controlling horses. By using this system, the tury Naples. The Italian master Pignatelli de- rider aides the horse in performing various Chris Hardison Sean Harmon Darrell Harris Scott Harris Robert Hausler Barry Hawkins Robin Hawkins Mike Hawley Stewart Heckler Lisa Heitt David Heller Tammy Henderson Jeff Herbst Emily Heyman Felicia Hill Shawn Hilton Saul Himelfarb Ann Hines Marc Hines Tanya Hines Stacey Hirsch Michelle Hocutt Wendy Hoffman 144fHardison'Kahl ,R .ss ss. X F X ii R - ' A is Y is ctrgib If K . x ll it W5 -E' Q x, i TL. 0' feats. When schooling over fences, Terry must approach the obstacle in an upright position, ready to lean forward when the horse takes off. ., x U ,Q ,, , .. .s ,M ' W : '1' - rg ' gp it xr- 1 ff --: a J' vu. ' ws. s' . ,- 54 f K is , - g ' ' Q ,QL . Q 5 is Lg , ' 2 get . - F n . , K 5 U X sr Q X 5 is Q, ,K gk sl 5 I i W

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