Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Communify Aclion Expands To Involve More Siudenis Front row: Pat Brown, Sandy Glaser, Sue Bredeson, Jeanie Biederman, Kathy Bizek, Pat Binger, Cindy son, Jill Homan, Mike Hastings, Larry Hayslett, Brent Carelton, Bob Garrison, Jan Carfrae, Jill Gil- Dvorak, Sherri Fester, Kathy Hogan, Sue Hill, Di- bertson, Karen Jansen, Kay Donaldson. Back row: ane Baierlein. Second row: LeeAnne Donaldson, Debbie Bloch, Kathy DeSousa, Dave Antin, Kent Jackson, Sherry Ewen, Ric Evans, John Drilling, Patsy Dungan, Carol Crissinger, Colleen Conyers. Mr. Plagman, Kathy Floyd, Kirk Jackson, Doug Car- elson, Tom Johnson, Randy Krejci, Dave Grier, Chris Carmen, Bob Kadlec, Greg Awbrey, Rod Caspers, Rodger Freeman, Kathy Jansen. Third row: Mary Hoopes, Janet Booth, Craig John- Lg, PLAGMAN WEATHERS Second year as Student Council Advisor-and is worse for the wear! ,l -7 ' w Y l .lan Shupe, Eric Ulfers, Molly Wise, Craig Johnson, Steve Ridge, Student Council Officers, lead discussion at Executive Board meeting. 42

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Student Council Promotes Thonksgiving Food Drive Front row: Pat Willia, Cindy Zimpfer, Kathy New- man, Becky Nuzum, Sue Luettjohann, Mary McPart- land, Carla Pisel, Pat Peckosh, Diane Techau, Mary Sutton, Pam Shannahan. Second row: Susie Roehlk, Sherri Sherman, Rita Schrimper, Marilee Walker, Marcia Loney, Kandi Parsons, .lan Shupe, Susie Mac- kin, Linda McGowan, .Iuli Schupbach, Sherri Krug, Kathy McEnany. Third row: Kim Lawler, Sue Wood, SARAH ANTIN, Steve Lawler, and Chris Carmen explore the idea of open campus forJ.F.K. Vernon Smith, Janet Watts, Sue Robinson, Rex Schnitzline, Rick Weaver, Al Metzger, Sue Toussaint, Nancy Norton, Brenda Rainwater, .lay Snell, Marvy Lukes. Back row: Mr. Plagman, Gary Lasko, Judy Weik, Dave Kvach, Steve Sondag, Teny Young, Steve Sahl, Eric Ulfers, Dave Lubben, Steve Ridge, Sally Schwitters, Fritz VonYeast, Gary Lubben. Two major projects were carried out by Student Council. One was a year-long activity and involved l25 students from Tyler and McKinley Schools. Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Brownie, and Girls Scout dens and troops were organized with forty students from Kennedy acting as leaders. Special activities included a pancake supper, overnights, and attending sporting events. Another major activity was planning Issues Week, which was held March 16-20. The theme of Issues Week was Environment . Speakers, panels, movies, and spe- cial presentations were planned on topics ranging from dmgs and sex education to pollution and the mass media. Prominent figures from around the state participated. GETTING PUBLICITY out determines the success or failure of Student Council projects. .- ,aff , fo L1