Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Attitudes made apparent The rush of Broncomania swept through com- mander country around mid-winter. The excite- ment and novelty of having a winning professional football team led people to buy Orange Crush tee- shirts, bumper stickers and even to the extreme of orange Christmas trees. In fact, the great variety of attitudes that were so ever-present materialized in such things as bumper stickers, lapel buttons, and other paraphernalia. Conclusively, it would appear that everyone es- poused an attitude of some kind and was not hesi- tant to make it apparent. people's motives or feelings. fan by another crazed Broncomaniac. l.,2.,3.,4., Bumper stickers are often a reflection of 5. A helpless evergreen becomes an unwilling Bronco 6. The trip to Kennedy isnlt always a one way street

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1. Rusty Slocum makes an amorous reply during the Dating Game. 2. Renee Shirley loses a sock in a strip poker game in the main hall. 3. A last minute rehearsal of the all-school show leaves much room for dramatic interaction between Rochelle Cook and Chuck Chaves. 4. The camera catches a classic smirk from Ms. Tea- berry during the filming of a channel 6 special. 5. Karen Shelley runs the dog sitting service at the Kennedy pep rallies. 5