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

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Student Life wrap-up The beautiful voice we hear at liturgies and games belongs to one of our own. janeen Krepto really knows how to grab a crowd's attention. At a Cast and Curtain Improvisation workshop, students are able to demonstrate their acting abilities. Danielle DeStephano also shows her strength as she gives Pat Devers a shove during a scene. A little bit of both The student’s life goes on after 2:22 bell rings. While academics remain important, a priority is placed on the world outside of Ken- nedy’s doors. The 1980’s, a decade of much controversy, has become a time of much complexity and technical advancement. A need to understand these complexities is realized as the students find im- portance in acquainting themselves with the world and its surroundings. The student must combine these worldly events with those of his her daily school habits. The en- compassing of both worlds makes for a knowledgeable student and mature individual. The outside world becoming but a small challenge to the future leaders of the world.

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trengthening our beliefs They usually occur before the im- portant holidays or during retreats. Confessions are always scheduled beforehand to prepare all students and the number five bell schedule is a sure sign. Obviously, the liturgies throughout the school year fit this description perfectly. The religious experiences at Ken- nedy are one of the main reasons you are part of this school. Your Catholic background is emphasized through your religion classes, and especially mass. The sharing of each celebration with faculty and friends make the masses more interesting and personal. As your priest teacher gives the homily, your attention is held because each student can relate to the ideas presented. Whether the topic is drug abuse or Yuletide wishes, students leave Tracey Hall a bit more enlightened. The liturgies present a special aspect of Kennedy life. New Sr. Helen annoints John Sommers with a cross of ashes at our Ash Wednesday liturgy. Secretary Bill Wolfe addresses the student body with a liturgy reading at our special celebration of the mass. teachers are introduced at this time, and service activities are represen- ted, such as CSC and NHS. The results of the clothing, food, or toy drives are frequently offered during the mass to thank the students and God for their generosity. Above all, the masses present the Catholic side of Kennedy, in which our belief in God is strengthened. Ellen Jara Student Life 23

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A slow song at one of our dances creates a romantic setting for Regina Donnelly and Ed Gajewski. Proudly, the Tri-Captains of the football team Mike Kane. Joe Polowczuk. and Pete Balzano, introduce their Bicentennial League Championship” team at the Homecoming Pep Rally. These sophomores show just how easy it is to get into the beat at a Kennedy Dance. The Kennedy Cheerleaders represent our school in the celebration of the Con- shohocken bridge opening by marching in the parade. Student Life wrap-up 25