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

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IMC Workers Orgonize New Moteriols or JFK LOWER LEVEL IMC provides a place for quiet study and access to ORGANIZATION of the periodicals room is important for periodicals. quick locating. Girls who help you find the Lie articles you need, and the guy who checks out your books after school, are IMC workers. By working before and after school and during their study halls, the workers assist both the librarians and their fellow classmates. Managing the circulation desk, shelving books, and locating magazines and tapes are only part of this group's duties. They also create displays and bulletin boards, do various types of clerical work, and show visitors I through the facilities. LOOKING for materials in the IMC is easy by simple organization. Front row: Elizabeth Huff, Donna John, Bill Balsanek Pam Dales, Merry Wheeler, Peggy Peek. Second row: Lexy Lou Bums, Sarah Tackenberg, Tina Bimbaum, Theresa Bubulka, Sherry Ewen, Julie Metzger, Tracy Nelson, Mrs. Showman. Back row: Candy Lottman, Julie Putman, Martin Tompkins, Richard Ballard, Julie Lee, Danna Langfitt, Mr. Boyson. 95

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Office Workers Essenfiol In JFK's Efficiency Front row: Dixie Bowers, Terry Watson, Sandy Baker, Cindy En- Franey, Riva Fratzke, Trina Heath, Charmon Glass, Nancy Jake, held, Mary Dodson. Second row: Colleen Conyers, Donnette Eman- Jill Homan. uel, Kay Donaldson, Bobbie Trachta, Sheny Fester. Back row: Patti Assistants in the Attendance and Counselors' of- fices, commonly known as runners, are students who have volunteered to work during their study halls. Mixed emotions are felt when a runner appears, for l she may either be delivering a demerit slip or a note to i pick up a forgotten lunch. When they're not looking up the birthdates of their friends in the attendance file, runners deliver telephone messages and attendance sheets to classrooms. Some also help with office work, such as tiling and typing. COLLEEN CONYERS sorts attendance cards and files papers of importance. DEBBIE HILL looks up room numbers for outgoing notices. 4429 MRS. CRA'l'I'Y accepts excuses from late students. 94

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' . rg:- 526 Q95 I i fi QUEEN KAN DI PARSON and escort Steve Ridge One week prior to the Homecoming game, seven candidates were selected from fourteen semi-finalists for Homecoming Queen. On the day of the game, the seven candidates were presented in an assembly and asked questions by emcee Eric Ulfers. That night, during halftime ceremonies, Kandi Parsons was an- nounced as the new queen. Steve Ridge escorted her, and last year's queen, Deanna Diaz, crowned her. Large, abstract paintings, along with a colored fountain and songs from the Broadway musical Hair, carried through the theme of Homecoming, The The Downing of The Age 73 ' I5- 49' 4-.I 1-:ell A an 7, ki! :Ti A vs .576 f ' -t'5fi . Q' 41 COLLEEN GREGORY and escort Jim Whitters . 1, :V was it KAY DONALDSON and escort John Drilling Dawning of the Age . The queen and her court were presented at the dance. W i 'Sli ERIC ULFERS acts as master of ceremonies. PA'l'I'l FRANEY and escort Louie Kacere 96 'A' '. Ui-F . . 4 Q ' A ' A' fr' I .41 ,A KM: .A .li,C.,m-gi -f-4 lt' 11.3 Q1 N. L 'I 4 ..v fi I . , ,, l