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

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Video games are very popular at the dances. It seems the students need to take a break from the dance floor Loretta McKeogh wonders why the guys are always sitting while the girls are on the dance floor. Keith Mondillo has trouble picking his favorite dance partner at one of the un- derclassman's special dances. These Freshman girls can t help smiling as they tell Santa Claus what they want for Christmas at the Sno-Ball dance. Student Life

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apping those feet According to the American Heritage Dictionary the word dance means: To move rhythmically to music using prescribed or im- provised steps and gestures. Some synonyms for the word dance are prance, step, tread, and hoofing it. What would school be without these moments of tripping the light fantastic? Well, speaking hypothetically, you would not want to find out what your Friday or Saturday nights would be without them. Kennedy starts the school year with the usual “Back to School Dance.” The biggest crowd-pleasing dance of the school year is the “Homecoming Dance” with the “Beach Dance” running a close second. Kennedy dances give students a chance to be with their friends and have a great time dancing the night away. Pete Zebly says of the Homecoming dance It’s fun because it’s once a year, it’s dif- ferent. Everyone is there and pulls together as a school, you just have to have a good time.” This typical reaction helps to boost the Ken- nedy spirit and make life more en- joyable during those hours spent with friends at a terrific Kennedy dance. Susan Pagliaro These sophomore girls enjoy socializing as The Beach Dance is one of the most popular well as dancing at the Homecoming dance dances. Becky Wright shows she's got the summer spirit, even in March. 20 Student Life

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The May Crowning is just one of the special liturgies celebrated at Kennedy We honor Our Lady with a crown of flowers. Sarah Murphy plays the piano as Kelly Gebhardt sings at one of our school liturgies. Sr Helen Raphael, one of our lay ministers, shares the Body of Christ with sophomore Mary Beth Simpson. Christine Derfler and Monica Murphy shake hands as a sign of peace during the Back to School mass. 22 j r Student Life