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

Page 104 text:

Profile improves Under Second Yecar Leadership Mr. Warren, Profile Advisor Senior Staff: Kay Donaldson and Cindy Conner. Sports Staff: Norm Bowers, Shelley Seitz, Katy McPartland, Kim Reed fEditorJ, Greg Awbrey. 100 ng' l .175 ' ' Yi 1, in all ,z f .. Q. A ' ' 'A'-T' T1 , o if V ' ' V , A 7 AJ Art Staff: Susie Roehlk, Sherrie Krug, Sandy Smiley iEditorJ, Patsy Dlllll. B Activities Staff: Front row: Connie Miller, Joy Switzer, Janet Booth, Sally Schwitters, Carla Pisel iEditorJ. Back row: Polly Diaz, Kim Lawlor, Lilly Lattimer, Debbie Gladfelder, Linda McGowan, Connie Jensen.

Page 103 text:

Torch Porliciponls in Intro-Cily Editors Meetings STEVE LAWLER works on a deadhne and pauses for thought Students who worked on the Torch Kennedy s bl weekly newspaper had to deal wtth financlal problems Money needed for the Torch had to be earned by gather mg advertlsements from busmesses around the cnty Doughnut sales and a carwash m March also earned some money for the newspaper At the end of each semester students from the Journahsm classes were responsnble for pubhshmg one tssue of the Torch Pubhcatlon was usually done by stu dents from Journahsm Lab Class Becky Nuzum a sen1or was head edltor the entlre year EXPRESSIONS OF concentratton dellght and thoughtfulness are shown by the moods of Becky Nuzum Sue Beets and Murray Bertelh MRS EGGERS faculty advlsor helps students to meet all deadlmes 99 1 ii, ' P- .W V J .,,.1 .t It , . 1 Sf ' ' ll , , . 1 , - -,v,-:jj . . . 1 . V 7 ' 1 u u - . , ' 1 , . 11 ' .4 1 . 7 1 , ', V Q . l . -1 A K K V m, . ', H . v , . ,A i , , ,l A - ll., A . . ' f- 1, ' 4 - v . . 'i - 1 1 '

Page 105 text:

Profile Soles Estoblish All Time Record ot JFK .?,,T.e! ' , Photography Staff: Gary Weston, Walter Rich tCo-Editorsj, Alan Haiek. . Writing Staff: Standing, Gail Mclllrath, Ruth Hograbeg Seated, Liz Ebinger, Pat Scott, and Editor, Sue Luettjohann. Getting pictures taken, organizing staffs, putting lay-outs together, and writing the copy-all of these sin- gle headaches were minor when compared with trying to meet the deadlines. A month when a section of the year- book was due would arrive, and hectic activity would be seen in the Profile office. Not being able to get into the office when a picture was needed, or not having enough copy-all of these in- cidents were soon forgotten when a staff could leave the ofiice and say, Our section is finished, and we feel it represents what's happening around Kennedy. Faculty and Cuniculum Staff: Debbie Kinney, Kathy Floyd, Business StaH': Cathy Flanigan, Pat Messerli, Chris Ewing, Julie Barb Greene. Waskow CEditorJ, Sharon Juntilla, Diane Decker. 101