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

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Two VICA Members Receive Outstanding Avvcxrd Front row: Joelen Ros, Barbara Bierl, Dan Dead, Larry Martin, Con- nie Snitker, Deana VanAntwerp, Bev Raftis. Second row: .leffShaffer, Bob Harmon, Tracy Chorlton, Dennis Seemen, Tom Erickson, Gary Nelson, Doug Stevenson, Gary Taylor. Back row: Mr. Hill, Bruce Kennison, Steve Faas, Rick Larson, Kieth Cargin, Jim McBurney, Kirk Hayes, Richard Miller. Each Trade and Industry Club member adopted a buddy from Tyler Grade School. The members and buddies skated and went on a hayride together, and they held a pancake dinner and a formal dinner. They also produced a l5-minute film on their activities for the Dr. Max and Modern Woman television programs. On other occasions, members went with their par- ents to a dinner at the Amanas, participated in a play- ,., H -at ii OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD for VICA, Rick Larson DAN DEAL helps a girl with her leg braces in hisjob as a student helper at the Cerebral Palsy Center. night with the Washington and Jefferson T.8Ll. people, hosted an Employer!Employee Banquet, and gave their employers a tour of.l.F.K. Membership of T.8Ll. Club consists of seniors in the Trade and lndustry Program. J OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD for VICA. Tom Erickson. 62

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CEDAR RAPIDS Hardware gives Ginny Wilcox an opportunity to leam certain techniques of the business. Front row: Pat Fandrey, Joyce Clark, Pam Power, Debbie McKibben, Connie McNabb, Mary Callas. Second row: Virginia Wilcox, Larena Gardner, .lan Bergen, Sue Kinch, Paul Westphal, Diane Amold. Back row: Mr. Freeman, Rick Ferretter, Randy Evans, Larry Driscoll, Don Ballard, Nick Scott, Tom Hajek. 61 ,-v ' 1 F l l 1 S 5 s STRAIGHTENING the displays helps to sell to the public as Diane Amold has found from her job at Younkers. Posters and jacket-patches were sold for the first time in the DECA-run school bookstore. Distribu- tive Education members volunteered to work before school in the bookstore. Other special activities for DECA members included field trips to the Gazette advertising de- partment and Coca-Cola oflices and an employer!- employee banquet held in the spring. Kennedy hosted the first DECA leadership con- ference in January with over 200 students in at- tendance. The state leadership conference was held in Des Moines March 10 and ll. RICK FERRETER learns the keys of the trade at the Key Shop in Lindale Plaza.

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VICA Establishes Buddy System With Tyler School LARRY MARTIN works at the press for on the job training at the Highway Equip- mem Company' BOB HARMON Stocks parts for Iowa Radio Supply. V 1 ' . -:,l1 'Q'- -nr BRUCE KENNISON works on a msty fender at the Rapid Body Shop.