Kearny High School - Komet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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7 MINER onc lae menus ema Carer a enh OE ea stas alcatel a ane LCC e WV PATIENTLY awaiting the next piece of clothing from Tara Murray, Lynn Codding looks at the crowd in hopes of bringing the senior class a win. P SHOUTING into the crowd, sophomore class reps rush to finish first at a lunchtime contest. q ADVERSELY working on giving students the best sound possible, the DJ adjusts his explicit sound system. W ECSTATIC after receiving a free record, this young man rushes to share his prize with his friends. hen students heard the 12:04 pm bell ring, lunch wasn’t the only thing on their minds. Many of them were involved in the madness of our noontime attractions. Pep rallies were an inspiration for all ath- letes. It gave students a chance to show their enthusiasm and support for all sports to suc- ceed, yet the outrageous games and contests created an enjoyable atmosphere for every- one. The disc jockeys were another story. Ev- eryone was more than willing to jamm their lunch hour away. Students jumped at the chance to strut their stuff to the dance sounds of today. When the sound of the 12:40 bell was heard, everyone rushed to their next class, with the remembrance of the past hour easing ld pLaecMmaetceleta eid elmo coca t ttt, | Pe ye epee Eee . = Lose Eee = mretstals

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