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

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Sounds of Sixties ore Highlights of Crescendo 4--:' 14 P FEELIN' FREE, a folk group from Kennedy, do their thing in Crescendo '70. Under the theme The 60's, Crescendo spanned the closing decade with a variety of comedy, song, and dance. Songs ranged from When I Get to Phoenix, performed by Happiness Inc. to This Little Light of Mine, done by a folk group with solo performances in between. Readers' Theater presented excerpts from You're ll Good Mun, Charlie Brown. Other acts involved spoken interpretation of Born Free, a tap dance, and a comedy skit. Accompanied by strobe lights, the entire cast danced up the aisles, tossing flowers into the audi- ence inthe finale, Lei the Sunshine ln. MARVY LUKES states her American Dream. 54 MOODS of dedication, happiness and love are expressed by Mary Hoopes, Annette Schaldecker and Chris Shaw.

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Thespions Estobl ish Annuctl Tour ToGu'rhrie Theatre Front row: Mary Gregory, Ruth Hograbe, Debbie Blackledge, Mary Hoopes, Kathy Hogan. Second row: Susie Mackin, Sue Beets, Rod Caspers, Jerry Wessale, Mike Lensing. Back row: Mr. Assink, Tom Zahn, Dave Lubben, Eric Ulfers, Jeff Homan, Greg Awbrey. Thespians sponsored a trip to Minneapolis early in December to see the Guthrie Theatre's production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and Chekov's Uncle Vanya. In February, the troupe joumeyed to Des Moines to see a road show performance of Fiddler On The Roof Crescendo, the Thespian-sponsored variety show, was presented in November. This production and the school plays kept the members busy. In the spring, new members were initiated. Susie Mackin brought special honor to the troupe by being elected Thespian state treasurer at the state convention. JATJSHIPTON, Mary Gregory and Kathy Hogan work in the pop concession for the Thespians during the Miser. 56- MEETINGS are held every two weeks for news and busi- ness matters. .. el, . ' , 'I It 1 s u-nd it le! seslnsnszt A MR. ASSINK acts as sponsor of the Kennedy Thespians Troop 1849.