John F Kennedy Memorial High School - Imago Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Creative Expressions Water colors, pottery, plays . . . the Arts and Drama at Kennedy are bursting in new directions. With art teachers such as Mr. Leonardo de Wood and Ms. Michealangelo Cronkhite, classs are fun and young artists are plenty. Drama students, under the attention of Ms. Cecil B. de Longbottom, learn to emote their feelings and expressions. Basket weaving oil painting comedies sketches lines sets sculpturingl Broadway beware, Kennedy students are developing FLARE. MV 43- 'K 'U

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There's More Ai! Than FOOD For Thought In Languages i 1 . cl Un 'Mgr Mb up ft., A -.-4.,,j ,SJ N, l llllll D 4 40 1.1 l l gpm Ag 8 1 l ll Fall . .. the Oktoberfest an international food fest featuring French, German and Spanish foods an opportunity for students, faculty, parents and friends to come together-sample foods and folk dance! Christmas varied activities for the different languages including Mexican pinatas, German advent calendars, French Christmas cards and caroling in the halls. Spring the Maifest a second food fest! Through the year, foreign language students learn about a different culture and language .. . cooking, skits, films and plays are just part of the fun! The Latin students show their skills at national level competitions and conventions. Summer trips to France, Germany and Spain ... a time to put the learning into practice! How do you say- Do you speak English ? EM 1 is ,V 1 K Q.. 1. Brent Fernyhough and Laura Kobe take on a new French look in a French IV skit. 2. The German dancers perform for the Oktoberfest crowd. 3. Kris Davidson and Kathy Semandiris pre-taste the fast- going French chicken. 4. l shouldn't have ate the WHOLE thing, reflects Mr. Armstrong at the International Evening. 5. Ed Murphy collects money from Spanish taco lovers! 6. Latin students listen attentively during an all-city Latin meeting. 7. Becky Brittenham describes a German salad to some customers, 8. l can't believe l'm really doing this, explains Betsy O'Brien to friends at the Oktober- fest! 'GH' 79

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I OL.: 'Qx .LSIQQ 1 1,1 E. S.. to til . ,si .E , -1. W' 1. Construction crew plans for the big set-up . 2. Ms. Long- bottom answers a dramatic question undrarnatically. 3. Becky Brittenham displays talent in dying gracefully. 4. Drama stu- dents make-up with each other before opening night. 5. Molly Jacobson and Joan Harriet look over their lines for the upcoming play. 6. Tom Rinkel and Barb Feist overlook a new technique on the potter's wheel. 7. Ken Booth, a visiting potter, demonstrates the art of using the wheel to Ms. Cronk- hite's pottery class.