Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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.-PQ' 1'- ufw K Double scoop cheers up day Seniors once again brightened the day with a rain- bow of flavors at their annual ice cream social, Wed. Oct. 14. Students were given a break from their daily routine and were able to munch down on ice cream cones and dance to a little rock -n- roll. This affair added color to everyone's day. . Mr. Powers socializes with pep club members. . Mr. Hinde and Mrs. Nystrom munch down. . Kennedy pep club members explore Colorado National Monument. . Sophomores Suzy Smith and Denise Purcell frolick among the seats. . Terry 'LScoop Sweeney tries to satisfy the demands of hungry stu- dents. . Jerry Pryor smirks at Lea Wells.

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Victory comes near and far Kennedy displayed its Commander ability when the varsity football team and pep club travelled to Grand Junction. The pep club left Kennedy at 6:30 a.m. Friday morning, Sept. 30. After a tedious five hour bus ride they arrived at Grand Junction Central High School. Student Council members at Grand Junction Central provided them with name tags and a tour of the school. Once again the club boarded buses and were off to visit the Colorado National Monument. The real action started at 7:00 p.m. when the Com- manders kicked off to the Grand Junction Warriors. Grand Junction Centralas pep club entertained at half- time. Grand Junction hearts were filled with sorrow at 10:30 p.m. Friday night not only because of Kennedys departure but because the Commanders brought home a 21-14 victory. 1' SRX- .MXN 3 fb ,pf

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Sunshine lights homecoming Homecoming '77 had a brighter effect this year with the theme You Are the Sunshine of My Life . The Commander - Rebel football game was held Sat. Oct. 15 at 2:00 p.m. Kennedy pep club, cheer- leaders, and marching band entertained at halftime. This was highlighted by a giant sunshine and a hand jive to the theme music. Kennedy then won the football game 25 - 14. Homecoming dance started at 8:00 p.m. Sat. night. New -n- old commanders moved to the sounds of Reunion. Jill Sanders and Jim Mattedi were crowned queen and king, respectively.