Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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Study—An attempt by the administration to give students school-time to do home-work. Algebra—A generalization of arithmetic in letters, replacing numbers lor the sake of confusion. Spanish—Course taken by students to sharpen their linguistic skills. Smile! You're on candid camera!! Art—Adventure into the imagination where procrastinators are prodded and beautifully detailed results come from hours of work the night before marks are due. I do hope everybody remembered to use their Arrid Extra-Dry today! Anthony M Maraud Science Chairperson ex- traordinary Minister Biology: Chemistry mmmra Peter Marino: Ceneral Music: Theater Arts: Band Cast Curtain Co Srsfrr Mary Teresa Duffy S.S.) Business Chair- person Typing I II: Stenography I II: Office Practice: Chapel 14

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Religion—The process of learning more about the relationship between man and God. and man and others. Maureen and Terry, did you know that I won the award for staying in the lines when I was in kin- dergarten? asks Susan Pupck Father Thomas Heron New Testament Church History: Faith Marriage Richard Kauffman Geometry Algebra IB: |V Girls Basketball. Lunch—The favorite subject of most Kennedy students—consisting of delicacies such as french fries, steak sandwiches, and soft pretzels, ac- companied by a large Tab! Charles Leahan Athletic Director Spanish I. II III Freshmen Football Girls' Softball 13

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This is a familiar scene after sixth period where many seniors while away the time by nourishing themselves with (nutritious??) foods from the snack machine in the cafeteria as they wait for the school day to end Algebra WlJrigonometry—A course designed to deflate the egos of those who think they understand the concepts of math. Gym—Instruction in the development of the body, utilizing all available facilities, including our: pool, indoor and outdoor tracks, and football field, with the culmination of one's four years resulting in a degree in volleyball. Many Kennedy students spend their time by visiting the library Here Eva Grillo enjoys a popular magazine one of the many reading materials available lane F McEnerney: Language Arts Reading Father lames McKeaney Director of School Ministry Religion Chairperson Faith Marriage Stage Crew oseph D Murray: Social Studies Chairperson American Government Twentieth Century America Social Studies II World Affairs Club Boys Cross-country Girls Cross-country 15