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

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 5 day out everyone had settled in, Ms. Konrad welcomed all to the luncheon. It was then that the mothers of the luncheon committee distributed flowers to all the senior girls for it was their first and last luncheon at Kennedy. After eating a delicious meal, everyone was entertained by a fashion show prepared by Bride’s Boutique. Our very own Kennedy girls were the center of attention. Although it was their first time ever modeling, it looked as though they were professionals. A lot of hard work and time was put into making the luncheon suc- cessful, but it was worth it. The mothers and daughters had a really nice time and enjoyed a day out “without the guys.” This will surely be a memorable time on the calen- dar of Archbishop Kennedy. Jennifer Morrison On a chilly Saturday afternoon mothers and daughters gathered together at Jonny Cross’s Restaurant for a delightful luncheon. It was the first of what is going to be an annual affair. Beginning at noon mothers and daughters began to mingle about. This gave mothers a chance to meet their daughter’s friends. When Marty Buggy and Kate Gowan enjoy the lun cheon with their families. Sherri Hughes. Deneen Shields, and their families watch the models as they show off the latest in prom fashions. Amy Welsh catches everyone's eye in a stun- ning prom gown. Student Life 13

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Mrs Welcer. Mrs. Verrichia. Mrs. Flanagan, and Mrs. Wynne announce the winners of the raffle Ann Mane McCabe struts her stuff as a fashion model for the Mother-Daughter lun- cheon. 12 Student Life

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Business not as usual Question: What’s red. blue, green, and yellow and fun all day? Answer: Kennedy’s Blue and White day. Blue and White day is one day in the year when students dress down and have fun. Blue and White day, which takes place during spirit week, is the much awaited battle of the classes. Each class has a certain color assigned to them. Everyone gathered in Tracey Hall and the games began. Tug of war. pass the orange, and the new egg drop game were just a few of the games on the Spirit Day agenda. The senior class triumphed winning the coveted Hawaiian Leis, com- parable to a super bowl ring. Tracey Hall was later set up for Kennedy’s pep rally. The Homecoming Court was announced along with their escorts. The foot- ball. field hockey, and cross country teams were honored and the cheerleaders perform their dance for the student body. The results of the senior class poll, Mr. Irresistable, and Ms. Flirt were an- nounced and Jeff Malazita reigned as the Homecoming King. As the day came to a close everyone was pepped up and ready for the homecoming parade and game. Blue and White day will cer- tainly not be soon forgotten. Susan Maloney Jennifer Kilcoyne 14 Student Life