Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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New ideas make activities The flurry of school-sponsored activities which were scheduled throughout the year did much to relieve the drudgery when homework became bur- densome. Aside from the usual dances and fund- raisers, innovation abounded with such activities as the trip to Grand Junction that was made by the pep club and football team, a new kind of spirit week labeled Lincoln Lynch days, and finally, the Hoe-Down, a square dance made possible through the joint efforts of the junior and senior class coun4 cils. In general, the resourcefulness of several school organizations aided in making 1978 a bit less ordinary. I. Teresa Lambrecht and Joann McKim prepare to sell Orange Crush during Orange Crush day. 2. Rhonda Dawkins shows commander spirit is alive and well during a pep rally. 3. Michelle O'Kane listens attentively as Craig Kennedy pon- ders the great American dream during the fall production of Feiffer's People. 4. Mr. Powers performs a mock marriage for Alex Benko.

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