Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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New attitudes change the pace In September of 1977, the Profile staff distribut- ed a survey to students, asking them to respond on such subjects as quality of teaching, sports, student government, and other related topics. The answers showed that despite a seemingly similar student body, that attitudes were strikingly different. Where one student was disgruntled over prejudice in sports, others were either berating or glorifying teachers. Perhaps these differences in at- titudes were an effect of segregation, but nonethe- less, these varied attitudes seemed firmly en- trenched. , I. Odessa Edwards is frazzled after a rough day. 2. Stuck in a split position, Linda Plofsky demonstrates good form. 3. Willy Benko and Duane Stillwell do some underground work. 4. Social problems arouses the attention of Kim Gibson.

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Looks like we made it The seniors got off to a rip-roaring start as they made their first step toward gradu- ation with the sale of Gold C coupon books. Lack of enthusiasm and general disorgani- zation resulted in a rather disappointing project. The seniors then rallied as they pushed the sales of candy in the classrooms and promoted tooth decay in students. The concern over graduation however often overshadowed other projects. Various mem- bers of the class wanted to break the mono- tony of Red Rocks and move it to the D.P.S. Stadium. This idea was met with much opposition and the class spent many hours deciding the outcome. The seniors became united as they celebrated their ac- complishments at the traditional senior prom and brunch held in late spring. Sponsor Mr. Hadley wonders how he ever did it. Larry Antonio Dale Axtell Frank Ayers Russell Babcock Rita Baker Mike Balke Gwendolyn Barnes Amsley Barrett