Kennedy High School - Invictus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1988 volume:

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It matters not how strait the gait, 143 145 147 I am the master of my fate: l am the captain of my soul. William Ernest Henley Invictus 1988: Volume 22 John F. Kennedy High School 6325 W. 56th Street Chicago, Illinois 60638 gf how charged with punishments the scroll, Spirit Week On the first day of Spirit Week the major- ettes and cheerleaders got tegether to sell various baked goods. Pumpkins were dis- played in the Library for the pumpkin decor- ating contest on Tuesday. The pumpkins were to represent the teachers at Kennedy. The judging was held on Thursday. The first place winner was Aaron Brambora, second place was taken by Kelly Smith, and third by Lori Durkiwitz. The annual Tug-of-war was held on Wednesday. The Sophomores com- peted against the Seniors, and the Freshmen competed against the Juniors. The winners, the Sophomores and the Juniors, then vied against each other resulting in a Junior victo- ry. On Thursday, the Cheerleaders and Ma- jorettes had a flower sale in the main hall. Also on that day, the Halloween dress-up contest was held. The students dressed up and were judged on their costumes. Lori Dur- kiewicz won first place for her Elvis costume, Danielle Ferone placed second as a Devil and Dion Heisler took third as a nun. Throughout the week, last minute preparations for the parade, game and dance involved many stu- dents. 3' 5 P? 'Fi' 0 if 2 Parade Pleases the Neighborhood . sag 1 51, . 'T . 1 l 3. Pictures: 1, A few of the Homecoming Queen candidates, Karen Judge, Joy Jenicek, Jamie Skrezyna. 2, Members of the band play a tune that is pleasing to the ears. 3. Ms. Nolan waits for the parade to start. 4. Where's Mr. Wiberg? Wi if s i life-'i 2 4. The Homecoming parade started at noon and followed the traditional route. Many spectators of all ages left schools, stores, and offices to see decorated cars from the Spanish Club, Kennedy Players, Invictus, Key Club, H.E.R.O. and Mr. Wiberg with his mini car. Also there were floats decorat- ed to show how the Crusaders were going to beat the Admi- rals. The Majorettes, Cheerleaders, Invictus, and the King and Queen all had splendid floats. The band worked hard to put on a great performance for their neighborhood. The Majorettes and the Cheerleaders led the parade followed by the band. This year the fire truck was at a fire and could not transport the football team. The clubs had candy to give to all the children at Byrne Elementary School where the chil- dren came out to see the parade. 9 AQ' 3 .1- Pep Rally Fires Up Crusaders! The cheerleaders started off the pep rally with a cheer that set everyone on fire. Then the majorettes danced out onto the stage and gave a spirited perfor- mance. Then came the event that everyone had been waiting for--the judging of the Homecoming Princesses! The winner for the freshmen division was Monica Smiling. Cindy Tulik was the winner for the sophomores. fmt 1. 3. 4. Pictures: 1. Candidate, Monica Smiling watches the stage during the rally. 2. Football captain, Jernell Russ, in a moment of glory. 3. Lisa Borsel- lino prays as the winners are announced. 4. Sue Lave toots her horn. 5. Coach Marty Quinn prom- ises victory to the fans. 6. Miss Nolan announced the Homecoming princesses. Q so ss Swv.. 'E 'sat Qs N- ff ' X .. Y ssswxgrhi 0 6 Q' 4 Kennedy defeated the Farragut Admirals, the first Home- coming win in three years. Both teams fought hard resulting at a scoreless first half. Then Kennedy took the lead early by six. Farragut scored two touchdowns to lead 12-to-6. The offensive line, led by senior tight end LeRon Jones, opened a hole for a 84 yard touchdown run by Aubrey Glasper. Ken- nedy scored the two point conversion to give them the lead for good by a score of 14-to-12. As time was running out the Crusaders defense, led by senior defensive tackle, Michael Bulin, and linebacker, Tom Barta, held Faragut to cinch the vict The junior princess was Lisa Borsellino. The introduction of the king and queen was delayed until half-time at the game. The win- ners of the Halloween costumes and pump- kin decorating contest were announced also. The victorious Girls Volleyball team was in- troduced with their coach Charles Sims at the rally. Football coach Marty Quinn adressed the fans and promised a great game. The football team was introduced again. The rally closed with a final cheer. io i T 5 Homecoming Princesses Lisa Borselino Cindy Tulik Monica Smiling Questions 1. Wher 2. How 3. What 4, What 5. What 6. What 7. What e did you go to grammar school? old are you? school activities are you on? are your outside interests? was your favorite thing about Homeco are you looking forward to? kind of music do you listen to? 8. What is your favorite food? 9. Favorite holiday? 10. What is your favorite phrase or motto? 11. What is your favorite movie seen this year? 12. Who is your favorite teacher? 13. What 14. How 15. What 16. What is your favorite sportlsl? ming? did you feel when your name was called for princess? is your nickname? is your favorite color? 17. What do you like the most about school? 18, What do you dislike? 19. What is your best subject? 20. lf you could have three wishes, what would they be? Lisa Cindy Tulik o Borsellmo 12 2 15 3. Student Aide 1- Kinzie 4. Having fun with friends. dancing and meeting 2- 16 new people. 3- Majmene 5, Having a blast with her friends. 4, Gymnastics 6. Graduation and getting her own car. 5. -I-he game 7, Anything except country, classical and jazz. 6, Graduating and Prom 8' Chinese food 7v Mixes 9. Christmas 8. ltalian 10' Big 'img 9- Christmas 11. About Last Night 10 Ask me if I care 12 Miss Olvera 11' Dmy Dancing 13. Volleyball and softball 12 Ms, Auuisl 14. Suprised and Happy 13. Football, Volleyball 15' None 14. Surprised, Happy 16' Peach 15- Lisa B- 17. Meeting new people 16' Pink 18, Geometry 17. Seeing friends and making new ones. 19' English 18- Teacher Strike 10. Happiness and wellbeing for my family and 19. Math friends, to own my own business and a suc' 20. Happiness, longer vacation and no questions. cessful and happy me' Monica Smiling 1. Scott Joplin 11. The Pick-Up Artist 2. 14 12. Mr. Hill 3. Office Aide 13. Basketball 4, Party 14. Shocked and Excited 5. When she had won. 15. None 6. Graduating and going to college. 16- Bllle 7. House music 17. Going home. 8. Spaghetti 18. Getting up early. 9. Fourth of July 19. Algebra 10. None 20 A good life, a lot of money, and to own her own shopping mall, Homecoming Royalty 5'-Y Queen Karen Judge Karen Judge is a member of several clubs including Na- tional Society, Leadership Committee and Business Man- ager of Kennedy Players. She has been accepted to Butler University, unsure of her career. In her spare time she works and enjoys spending time with her friends. King Tim Collins Tim Collins is in the C.W.T. Work Program and he wishes to persue a career in the medical field. He enjoys to travel in his spare time and also likes to dance. His famed invention is the dance called the Pope. O Q' 7 S The 1987 Homecoming Dance was held in the boys' gym. The theme of this year's dance was Haunted Homecoming and the dance was held on Friday, October 30th from eight o'clock until midnight. The success of the game earlier that day heightened the spirit of the dance. Music was supplied by DJ Peter i Rockin' Down the House i Aporicio. At the dance, the king, queen and their court were announced. King Tim Collins was crowned by Ms. Maxine Cook. Queen Karen Judge was crowned by Mr. Donald Pluto. We would like to thank the Homecoming Committee for the great spirit week activities and the successful dance. Pictures: 1. Their chance to dance on 'stage'! 2. Homecom- ing Queen, Karen Judge is crowned by last years reigning Queen, Tina Matyskela, as Tim Collins, the King, looks on. 3. Footloose and fancy-free! 4. The King, Queen, the Kings court, the Queens court, and princesses pose for a picture. Your Homecoming Memories: Your date: Where you went after the dance: Best part of the dance: 9 I 8 Crusaders Dance 1987 Senior Prom 1. f On Friday May 22, 1987, the class of 1987 prom- ised to Never Say Goodbye. The theme song was by Bon Jovi. Dance music was supplied by lz. This unfor- getable night was held at the Chicago Mariott and an excellant time was had by all. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen who were: Jerron Geddis and Kim Curylo. The senior class officers and their sponsor were responsi- ble for this exciting event. The senior class officers were: President--Bruce Wiatrak, Vice-President- Michael Kinsley, Secretary-Roxanne DeDore, Trea- surer-Mark Kuchta and their sponsor was Ms. Diane Griffin. Pictures: 1, A happy couple enjoy the evening. 2. 'Should we go in there?' 3. Two couples dance the night away. 4. Taking a break from the dancing. 5. Principal, Mr. Earl Bryant announces the king and queen. 6. Mr, Donald Pluto crowns Kim Curylo prom Queen. 7. Ms, Maxine Cook crowns the 1987 prom King, Jerron Geddis. 8. The 1987 prom King and Queen holding a momento of the evening, a stuffed teddy bear. ,V . I' Q U f i0 Junior Prom Nothing's X x X A .Ei Y.. ww' .11.. gm -- .5 X K Nl., X, X ,-if 4 5 gf 12 Gonna Stop U Now 2. , J 3. On Friday, May 8, the class of 1988 held their Junior Prom. It was quite a struggle putting this event together. The officers, Presidents Tim Macek and Brandy Lynch, Vice President Rosa Yepez, Secretary Karen Judge, and Trea- surer Jennie Wong, had to first accomplish the task of find- ing a sponsor. Ms. Nolan came to the rescue and the final outcome was a prom that will be remembered forever by all who attended. The prom's theme Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now , surely fit the attitude of all who contributed. Pictures: 1, Tammy Urso and date enjoy the dance. 2. Carol Winn, John Winn, Yulandra Barber and Carolyn Winn posing for a picture. 3. Christina Estrada and escort take a break from the music. 4. A glance at the table setting. 5. Yulandra Barber and friend wait patiently for the music to start. Opposite page: 1. Dance committee members Brandy Lynch, Karen Judge, and Tim Macek pose with sponsor, Ms. Catherine Nolan. 2. Jennifer Alberts and date, Tom Hankes 3. Paul Freeston, Darlene Turrise and Sherrie Paunovic show their style, 4, Yulandra Barber and her date share a precious moment. Q' 13 The Sound of Music QQQQI . , T' K I ' g, ' Y -Y X f 'l S A 3 . fl ati -a-nh XE f if-f The spring musical-The Sound of Music-by Rodgers and Hammerstein, was performed by the Kennedy Players on the nights of April 2, 3, and 4 of 1987. lt was directed by Mr. Patrick Butler who dedicated it to his father. The play is a familiar one since it was made into a movie which was shown on television and had a successful run on Broadway. The play is about Maria Rainer, fBrandy Lynchl who is assigned by the Mother Abbess fAngela Leverettel to go to Captain Georg Von Trapp fDaniel Paluckl's military run home to watch over his seven children, Liesl Mamie Skre- zynal, Friedrich fJohn Lynchl, Lousia fRachel Morrowl, Kurt fDan Skrezynall, Brigitta Uennifer Butlerl, Marta KAmanda Augustinel, and Gretl fSheila Girardl. The play is set just before World War Il in Austria and a love, unknown to Maria and the captain, blossoms among all the chaos of pre-war activities, but the captain has another woman, Elsa Schrader fRoxanne De Dorel whom he was seeing before Maria came. When Maria realizes she is in love with Captain Von Trapp, she feels guilty for her love and returns to the Abby, After a talk with Mother Abbess, Maria realizes she shouldn't run from her problems and returns to the captain's home only to find out the captain has gotten engaged to Elsa Schrader while she was gone. Later the captain realizes that he is truely in love with Maria, so the engagment is anulled and he marries Maria. The captain's friend, Max Detweiler fTim Macekl, enters the children into the Kaltzberg music festival against the captain's wishes. Later the captain gets a letter in which the Nazis command him to report to duty in their navy. He is totally against the principles of the Nazis and does not want to report to duty, so they decide to escape to Switzerland fa neutral countryl, before it's too late. The only night to escape would be the night of the concert, so after they sing, they leave to go to Switzerland. They are followed so they take refuge in the Abby and go on by foot over the mountains to their freedom and new life. 14 0 L i Fw K N. A - if Lives on at Kennedy! w 165, x 'Q 'Um xi '1 0 9 Q ' wr Pictures: 1. Captain Von Trapp lDaniel Paluckl calls the children to atten- tion to meet Maria lBrandy Lynchl. 2. Max lTim Macekl looks forward to the success of the children in the music festival. 3. In the fading sunlight, the captain and Maria dance in the garden, 4. As l.iesl's lJamie Skrezynal new mother, Maria gives her some advice on love. 5. The Mother Abbess 1Angela Leverettel blesses Maria just before the wedding. 6. Elsa Schrader lRoxanne DeDorel is caught in an embrace with the captain during a duet. 7. Max put Liesl in command to make sure the children will be ready for the music festival on time. i 5. W mua...m.fS,,. 6 7. 0 Q' 15 eaoher's Stri 5 I Kr if .N sw. N ' SSE-.. : E.L. - , ke Breaks a Record! If any vacation was unwanted, it was the nineteen days students and school personnel were out of school during the 1987 strike. There have been eight teachers strikes in nineteen years, but the 1987 strike was the longest. The main issues of the strike were the teacher's demands for a raise and fewer students per class. The Board of Education said that they had no money. Noegitations started in the spring of 1987, but money issues did not hit the table until October 5th. Jackie Vaughn, President of the Teachers Union, and Frank Gardner President of the Board of Education did not anticipate the trouble they would face during the strike. Negotiations during the first few weeks of the strike produced nothing. Governor Thompson said he could do nothing and Mayor Harold Washington said it was none of his business. The legislature would not meet until October. With no movement from negotiations, par- ents became frantic and both parents and children began to protest and demonstrate. There was a large protest rally held across from City Hall. Angry parents and students were demanding Mayor Washington become involved. The pressure became very strong and Mayor Washington de- manded round the clock negotiations which finally produced an agreement. The teachers received a 4-'70 pay raise, but the School Board promised that before long many teachers would be layed off. None of the parties involved were satisfied with the results. 519 7 gf I6 H nors kfast an We Eg f W' W was is .s 'R l 'Mu 2 i The annual Honors Breakfast recognized students who achieved a grade point average of 4.0 or higher. The stu- dents that attended the breakfast each received a certificate of merit from Mr. Earl Bryant, the principal. The guest speaker, Mr. John Madigan, from Garfield Ridge Bank, ad- dressed the students on the importance of excellence in education for future success in a career. His speech was an expression of his positive out look on life. 3 Pictures: 1. Sponsors of the Honors Breakfast, Mr. John Madigan, Mr. Earl Bryant, Mr. William Keenan, Mrs, Mare yann Lonconsello. 2, Scholars, Jeannie Wong and Barbara Schreiber, enjoy the breakfast. 3. Sulieman Abuied receiving a reward.4. Mr. Cozzolino congratulating two scholars. Rose of Gerard This year's Fall play was held on De- cember 17 and 18, 1987. The play was written by Mr. Patrick Butler. The Rose of Gerard is a serious dramatic play with an all girl cast. The play presents a rich old lady named Miss Beatrice Jaffey iBrandy Lynchl who was without heirs. She con- sidered her neighbors, the Abraham Lincoln League for a Better America and the St. Joseph orphanage for illegi- tamate children. The Abraham Lincoln League was a communist front while the orphanage was against her princi- ples. She asked a reporter, Lee Gor- don, tJamie Skrezynal to arbitrate. She came with her photographer, Millie Mack, lJulie Farrelll. Miss Jaffey's gardener, Gerard, had died in a drunken accident. Many sus- pected a love affair, but she denied it. When he died, her favorite rose bush stopped blooming. Since then, there have been no males in the house. Lee Gordon arranged for sisters from the orphanage to visit regarding the be- quest. The sisters who met Miss Jaffey were Sister Gerard lAmy Cullenl and Sister Louis Melanie Lidenl. One rainy night Miss Jaffey went outside to talk to Gerard's rose bush. Miss Ranger Uennifer Feronel, her sec- lretary, and Vera fKrista Travisl, the maid, asked her to come in, but she stayed outside and caught pneumonia. Her doctor lPatricia Moyl could not come because the road was washed out. Sister Michael lKim Kozioll, a nurse, and other nuns came.to help. Miss Jaffey recovered and decided to leave the money to the Abraham Lin- coln League. Later Miss Jaffey learns that Sister Gerard had died because she had come to help her. Sister Ge- rard left her rosary to Miss Jaffey who threw it aside. Just then, Vera came in with a rose off of Gerard's rose bush and Miss Jaffey began to doubt her de- cision. Pictures: 1. Miss Jaffey iBrandy Lynchl con- sults with Miss Ranger ldennifer Feronel. 2. Lee Gordon Mamie Skrezynal checks with Sister Michael iKim Kozioll on Miss Jaffeyls chances for living. 3. Sister Gerard iAmy Cul- lenl and Vera lKrista Travisl worry over Miss Jaffey's condition while Sister Michael cares for her. .LJ , . 5 Winter Concert On December 22,1987, the Con- cert Band, Orchestra and Mixed Chorus had held an assembly. They entertained the students and par- ents with traditional music. The con- cert was given during 3rd and 4th ,,,, ,,,, , .-.,,,,'f ,,,, ' . t , 1 wH ' 4 period to allow more students to at- tend. For the concert, the band was directed by Mr. Ricci, the orchestra by Mr. Kober and the chorus by Mr. Hill. Pictures: 1. Concert Band in action. 2. Par- ents enjoying the concert. 3.Brass section of the concert band. 4. Mr. Butler reminds the audience of the joys of the season. 5. The chorus sings traditional holiday songs. WWFT Q' 19 Hola and Pictures: 1. Nora Kenny and Kathy Kirk pose in their costumes. 2. Pinata made by Spanish I student, Kim Koziol, hangs from the library ceiling. 3. The Christmas tree was decorated with ornaments made by Spanish 2 students. 4, Senora Benford shows the stress of the event. Opposite page: 1. Barbara Cheime- lewski and Manal Hussien display their an- cestral costumes. 2. Another pinata from Spanish l, 3. Karen Bula serves Maria Bays. 4. Alumnus Cyndi DeVivo returns for the festival. 5 4! rung? mu, N. 0 1 f 20 Welcome If you look around the library, during December, you may have seen various decorations created by first, second, third, and fourth year Spanish students. Students studying first year of Spanish were to create pinatas. Students studying the sec- ond year of Spanish were to create ethnic ornaments and an ethnic baked goods. Students studying the third and fourth year of Spanish made ethnic baked goods. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Benford, wore ethnic costumes which brought a special touch to the festival. During the festival, enter- tainment was sponsored by Mr. Hill and the Kennedy Chorus and Mr. Kober and the Kennedy Jazz Band. A cultural experience was had by all who attended. 4 .3 Fi'-'P 1 2ll 9 Aides Christmas Party On December 23, 1987 a Christmas party was held for the student aides, The party was given by the faculty to show their appreciation for the work the aides have done. The party 'wasi 8th and 9th period. The students were served pizza and pop. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves, especially the teachers who attended. Pictures: 1. Seated are Theresa Walker, Dwana McCoullough, Trina Sher- rod, Myron Robinson and Alisa Hall. Standing are Tina Lowery and Ange- lea Morris.2. Posing by the stockings are lfront rowl Christine Graf and Joan Grabowski and Crear rowlConsuela Gonzalez, Nina Gonzalez and Evelynda Ruiz. 0 1 E 22 1 Science Fair The annual science fair was held on February 22, 1988, but the prepara- tions were started long before. Some of the projects were started a few months before while others were the results of a long time interest. Students were selected to represent Kennedy High School at the District Science Fair by the teacher judges. The winners from our district were Racheal Morrow, Lory Durkiewicz, Glen Popiela and Joan Grabowski. Thanks to the teachers and students that made this science fair a success. .sw XX is-...h-hm..-W o 4 Vectors Pictures: 1. Rachael Morrow poses with her project on the parabala. 2. Patricia Moy ex- plains about stress. 3. Rosalyn Drinker shows off her project on addition. 4. Mr. Cosme views the projects. 5. Krista Travis's project on vectors. 5 23 3 This year, the Kennedy Key Club sponsored their twenty-fourth annual Cupid's Cotillion dance on Friday, Feb- ruary 12, 1988. The dance was held at the William Tell Inn, located in Countryside. Donations for the dance was a mere seventeen dollars which was used to benefit the community pro- jects of the Key Club and for the scho- larship fund. The disk jockey, Kisum Musik, and the decorations were out- standing. Everyone that attended had a wonderful time. Special credit is due to club president, Robert Trujillo, and the decoration committee, Andrea Pe- dersoli, Sharon Polubinski, Patricia Grabowski and Maria Marzano. l l 5.9 Pictureszl Cindy Tulik and Eddie Clark enjoy the dance. 2. Tracey Fuller and Mike Tremore groove into the beat. 3. Everyone admires the decorations. 4. Kisum Musik, a favorite D.J. Cupiol's Cotillion 5 4 .r l 24l Senior Follies gl Graduation i , as .fi JP X if 1 X: ' l,- W The graduating class of 1987 par- ticipated in many activities in their last year at Kennedy High. The Sen- ior Superstars events were held in the Spring. The senior divisions competed against each other in dif- ferent sports and games. Some of the activities were: a tug-of-war, rope climb, scavenger hunt, obsta- cle course and a cake decorating contest. The biggest and most excit- ing event for the seniors was, of course, graduation. The graduation ceremony was held on Friday, June 12, 1987, in the Kennedy auditor- ium. The Valedictorian for 1987 was Cathy DeVivo and the Salutato- rian was Bruce Wiatrak. The Year- book staff wishes the graduates a bright and successful future. O Q' 25 Spring Award Winners There were many award winners in the spring of 1987. One award was recieved by the Law Team for their performance in a mock trial. The Law Team went to the city finals. An art contest was held in the spring, in which many students competed with live photographs, sculptures, and drawings. First place was given to CBrian Fieldsl for his sculpture, second place was awarded to lJeannie Sekeral for her photo- graph. Two bikes were given out for perfect attendance for the quarter. These bikes were donated by the Coca-Cola Company. The two winners for the last two quarters of the '86-'87 school year were: iChristine Morganl, and iMa- ria Marzanol. Picture 1: First place Art winner, 'Brian Fields , Picture 2: The Law Team. Amy Chenow , Cathleen McMillan , Diane Cwik , Michelle Parri, Jacquilline Clisham . Row 2: Leron Jones , Mr. Travis , sponsor. Picture 3: Second place Art winner, 'Jeannie Sekura . Picture 4: Attendance Win- ner, Maria Marzanop. Picture 5: Attendance Winner, ,Chris- tine Morgan . C 4 ff 26 f ,fl W 1 . ,P , 'lk-M Harold Washington 1922-1987 42nd Mayor of Chicago l hope someday to be remembered by history as the mayor who cared about people and who was, above all, fair. The mayor who helped, really helped, to heel our wounds and stood the watch while the city and its people answered the greatest challenge in more than a century. xxx Xxx- ,f 'XJ I r'- K . r 1983 Inaugural Speech 27 Washington Memorial On Friday November 25, 1987 the City of Chicago lost a great man, Mayor Harolc' Washington. He was taken from us during the beginning of his second term. The news of his death stunned a city preparing for the Thanksgiving holiday. A memorial service was held in the schools on the following Monday. The John F. Kennedy choir sang in tribute to the mem- ory of our mayor. The band played under the direction of band master, Mr. Louis Ricci. The principal, Earl Bryant remembered the accomplishments of the mayor and led a prayer. The auditorium was filled with many saddened teachers and students honoring the memory of the late Mayor Harold Washington, a truly great man. C ,Y ? i Faculty Wins The faculty student basketball game was held in the boys gym on March 24. students were allowed to by tickets for the price of 31.00 and get signed out of 8th and 9th periods to watch. Although the game was in fun the players really tried hard. With the help of some formerly graduated students, the faculty de- feated the students for the second time in a row. ei 'fs I 29 Art Club The Art Club, Kennedy's newest organization, is sponsored by Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Budd, and Ms. Alluisi. The club focuses on the visual arts. The sponsors and members meet once a week before school to explore areas of art not covered in the regular classes. So far this year the club had a a very successful button sale, selling buttons made by the members. For Valentine's Day the club plans on airbrushing sweatshirts with either the buyers' name or just I Love You . Other skills that they hope to practice are silkscreening, puppet K ..tst 5. : .:,. A 'NV N.. f --s- ' i' t. 1 g 'ckbiiliiizfgf . ' . . , 'f 4VTMi g'Z,ga4, Qld making, and flower making. The club welcomes anyone who wants to join, including those interested in photography. Pictures: 1. Mrs. Dorothy Meyers and Don Sylvester work on the air brush.2. Ms. Amy Alluisi prepares materials for the club mem- bers. 3. Javier Ruiz awaits instructions. 4. Stacy Swiatek assembles the buttons. 5. The finished product. 6 0 if 30 SS N? QQWNK my if Band ini? Kennedy High School has two very talented instrumental groups, Concert Band and Show Band. Con- cert Band, conducted by Mr. Louis Ricci, plays at graduation, the Christmas Concert, pep rallies, school assemblies and parades. Each year they march in the Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Memorial Day parades, and also the Archer Avenue Pumpkin festival. This band plays traditional band music and learns to march and do special formations and routines. The Con- cert Band also plays at the Football games during halftime. Kennedy also has the Show Band, conducted by Mr. Raymond Kober. They play annually in the winter and spring concerts and they pro- vide the musical portion of the spring play which is traditionally a Broadway musical. The Show Band is a smaller band which plays pop, jazz, and show tunes. Pictures: 1. Amanda Scheer playing with the Show Band at the International Festival. 2. Kennedy's Marching Band performing in the Homcoming parade. 3. Kennedy's Marching Band performing at the Homcoming Game. 4. Kennedy's Show Band playing at the Chistmas Concert. 0 Q' 31 Cheerleaders It takes a lot of dedication to be a Kennedy cheer- leader. The cheerleaders practice daily at zero period during football and basketball season. The cheerlead- ers also give up time after school to cheer at football and basketball games. To be a cheerleader you must have all passing grades at the time of try-outs and while your on the squad. Try-outs are usually held in early spring. Be- fore try-outs there are workshops to teach a few cheers and jumps to all who wish to try out. seams The 1987-88 officers are: Cindi DeVivo:Co-Cap- taing Diane Blessing: Co-Captaing Jennifer Albert- s:Tresurerg Amy Cullen:Secretary and their sponsor is Ms. Linda Dorociak. . Pictures: 1. Cheerleaders do a pyramid for the crowd. 2. Cheerlead- ers clown tor the photographer. 3. Amy Cullen and Julie Jirka lead a basketball cheer. 4, Sue Marchewka starts the opening cheer at the pep rally. I 2 3 , 0 j szp ChesswCZlu Z Q Q, T? is T K is , i 4L 'Q ff is-'P' 1 ,,,,.,-2 Pictures: 1. Mr. Witkovich gives advice to Bar- bara Schrieber. 2. The game intensifies as Paul Freeston makes his move. 3. Michael Lindsey smiles because he knows he's going to win. The Kennedy High School Chess Club is sponcored, again this year, by Mr. Ralph Witkovich. This club pro- vides time, once a week during zero period, for students interested in chess to play against each other and improve their chess skills. All students interest- ed are invited to join the club. This year the organizations members include Doug Herman, Barbara Schrieber, Kathy Kirk, Pat Grabowski, Lynn Ma- cek, Michael Bulin, Amanda Scheer, Tawanna Young, Maria Marzano, Bri- an McMillan, Andrea Pedersoli, Juan Aranda, Paul Freeston, Isaac Ochoa, Sharon Polubinski, Kenthany Kelly, and Vinnie Arroyo. .-.T-. f 33 34 Advanced Mixed Chorus The Kennedy Advanced Mixed Chorus is made up of some of Kennedy's most talented people. Each year the chorus performs at Christmas and spring con- certs. At Christmas time the chorus per- forms at the Art Institute of Chicago, Christopher School, and also here at Ken- nedy. In the spring the chorus performs here at Kennedy at an evening concert with the concert and jazz bands, To join the Advanced Chorus first one year of Beginning Chorus must be taken. In Beginning Chorus, sight reading, key signatures, and note values are taught by the choral director, Mr. Woodrow Hill. Participating in the Advanced Chorus re- quires the member to give up after school time for rehearsals before concerts. In ad- dition, members participate in the annual fund raiser, usually an M 8: M sale for the organization. The 1987-88 officers are: Gwendolyn Douglas-President, Valerie Hudson-Vice WM President, Tanya Shelby-Treasurer, Jen- nifer Jacksinik-Secretary. -......, 9 2 3 I' Pictures, 1. The soprano section practices their music for ' the Christmas concert. 2. Mr. Hill helps bass, Rodney Bankston, with a solo. 3. Mr. Hill explains a difficult part. Computer Club The computer club, sponsored by Mr. Joseph Locascio, is a successful club. The club was started in November of 1986. The students are able to utilize the computers during study periods. They go mainly during first, sixth, and se- venth periods. The students can work on their projects or homework, Monday through Thursday, on Apple or Tandy computers. There are programs avai- lablethat help them with their homework, for example, word processing P.F.S. for the Apple computers, P.F.S. Write, basic Cobol, and Pascal. There is software that helps sharpen the skills in reading, spelling, vocabulary, English grammar, mathematics and typing. On Friday club members can play educa' tional games like Word Attack, Spell Itl, English Examiner, and the Millionare Game. 1. Jennie Wong works on a word processing project. 2. Mike Silanskis writes a program. 3. Mr. Locassio explains a new software pro- gram to Robert Castro and Joan Russo. 4. Matt Warzeka asks Paul Freeston for an ex- planation. 0 I' 1 3- fel C.VV.T. The Cooperative Work Training Program is designed to help prepare a student for gainful employment upon leaving their formal education. Students have a period of class and work a half day at a job. The teacher and the employer grade the student. The employer grades the student on the job performance. The course gives the students a chance to begin work while finishing school. The Kennedy work-study coordinators are Carol Dye, Edward Knapp, Andrew Janiak 5 --.-- , ,,,..-A and Michael Pagliaro. They find jobs for students, visit stu- dents and employers and make sure that grades and reports are properly prepared. They also teach the classroom peri- od of preparation for work. Pictures: 1, Estella Mendez works at Studio 2001, a contemporary clothing store 2. Magdalina Alverado works as a bagger at Jewel, 3. Brian Woods moves a piece of millwook at Rayner and Renn Scott a supplier of specialty lumber products. it N . T 's v I i acl Una-emu-an-.guy ...QQ .1-g 93 fi? :PS Fas? iii 3 1 WW s :N W S Qi X' E . H.E.R.O. Home Economics and Related Occupations is a cooperative educa- tion program designed to prepare students for gainful employment in positions related to the vocationally oriented curriculum. The students may be placed in the food service industry, in child care occupations as well as the industrial clothing field or in a related business depending upon which area they have selected for concentration. The important factor, however, is that some train- ing skills have been incorporated during their high school careers. Pictures: 1. Jennifer Topolski waits for a cos- tumer to come into Weber's Bakery, 2. Kathy Paprock serves pastries at Pticek's Bakery. 3. Gina Mangalardi gives a customer his or- der at Arby's. lun'--' ii' .lt I.C.E. I.C.E.llndustrial Cooperative Educa- tionl is a program that enables a stu- dent to apply school shop experiences to an actual job situation. ln this pro- gram, the student will be acquiring skills for wages during one-half of the school day while earning academic cre- dits toward graduation during the re- maining one-half of the school day. Stu- dents are graded on an employer's evaluation. The grade is based on the students' ability to get along with oth- ers, attendence, punctuality, quality of job performance, appearance, and at- titude.They also receive a grade for the one period I.C.E. Related class which meets once per day in school. Eric Scheuler and Joe Cypranowski work at Frantz Enterprises, a wholesaler of nuts and bolts. Eric is shown, in picture 1, cutting steel rods. Joe is shown in picture 2 picking cases from storage with a fork lift. Picture 3 shows Frank Totosz installing an auto sun roof at Auto Optics, his employer. 2 ,Qs 0 I' 38 Key Club Kiwanis Clubs in every part of the U.S. and Canada, have carried on an active program of service in their respective communities for more than fifty years. The business men who make up the local Kiwanis Clubs are leaders in their professions and community and have banded together to exchange useful ideas, to raise the standards of business and professional ehtics, to enjoy the fellowship of other commu- nity leaders, and to provide altruistic service for their com- munities whenever the opportunity arises. Since its incep- tion, Kiwanis has directed a great deal of its service program toward youth and its problems. Concern for underprive- leged children has resulted in a host of Kiwanis sponsored summer camps, provisions for health examinations, person- al guidance for juvenile delinquents, assistance toexisting agencies in setting up recreation centers providing vocation- al guidance, etc.and programs to stress importance of the home and school. One of the vital youth projects of Kiwanis, which offers a program unique among youth groups, is the Key Club. In it there is a fusing of Kiwanis citizenship services and the youth services. The emphasis is different, for the Key Club, instead of providing services to under privileged children alone, is an opportunity through which the leaders and potential leaders of all high school age groups are given a chance to develop their initiative and leadership ability by undertaking a pro- gram of service in the high school and the community similar to that of the Kiwanis Club. Through the example of Kiwanis, the Key Clubbers learn their prospective adult roles in life, the meaning of serviceable, and develop an aggressive citizenship which is necessary for the mainte- nance of our democratic way of life. Pictures: 1. The scholarship flower sale is a popular event at Kennedy. 2. President Robert Trujillo does on paperwork for the Cupids Cotillion Valen- tines Dance. 3. Karen Judge presents a committee report to sponsor Norbert Pordugal. 3 l O Q' 39 Kennedy Players The Kennedy Players has a long tradition at Kennedy High School. This organization, also known as K.P.'s, is sponsored by Mr. Patrick Butler. They present a play in the Fall and in the Spring, a musical is performed. Many ofthe plays are written by Mr. Butler, with a great savings on royalties, but occasion- ally a Broadway musical is done. Many dedicated student belong to the K.P.'s. The play requires a two and a half hours, daily reherasal for six weeks before the play and and about four hours for dress rehearsals. The members are very versatile because they act, dance, sing, and even help in the making of scenery. The stage crew is a vital part of K.P's. They make the stage come to life with their scenery and lighting They also change the scenery for each scene. Mr. Patrick Butler is the director but there are also three student directors ranging from a sophomore to senior to provide training for future plays. These directors are: Debbie Dudzik-senior, Patricia Pergolizzi-junior, and Diane Macek-sophomore. 'NS Pictures: 1. Amy Cullen, Jamie Skrezyna and . Kim Koziol rehearse a crucial scene. 2. Mr. Butler and the cast await tardy players. 3. Student directors,Patricia Pergolizzi and W Diane Macek review changes in the script, 4. E Debbie Dudzik, Jennifer Ferone and Jamie , Skrezyna work on cues. 5. Paul Freeston and Q Steve Gulbrandsen build scenery. S Q ,... S Q . 0' T 5 40 1 52 if ' fl . FSIIIIP. F . s .ee as The Kennedy Pom-pon majorettes perform at all the football and basket- ball games. To be a majorette you must have all passing grades, come to zero period practice everyday, and go to all the football and basketball games. Those who wish to try out for major- ettes must attend the workshops held in early spring. At the workshops basic baton, a pom-pon routine and a march are taught to be performed at try-outs. Throughout the year the majorettes hold fund raisers such as flower sales, bake sales and car washes during the summer. The money for the fund raisers goes towards a bus for transpor- tation to and from the football games and this past summer they went to Great America. A few majorettes were even involved in the protest downtown against the teachers' strike. The 1987- 88 officers are: Danielle Ferone - cap- tain, Jamie Skrezyna - co-captain, Joy J enicek - secretary-treasurer, Lori Dur- kiewicz - historian. Pictures: 1. Jen Ferone, Lisa Borsellino, Julie Tscherney, Diane Ebert, Joy Jenicek, and Lory Durkiewicz take time out to pose for a picture. 2. The 1987-88 majorette officers Joy Jenicek, Lory Durkiewicz, Danielle Ferone, and Jamie Skrezyna. 3. Nancy Wilson and Lory Durkiewicz performing with the other majorettes at the Homecoming pep rally. 4. The majorettes enter- tain the fans at the halftime of the Homecoming game. Ivlajorettes 4 423 N.H.S. The National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Maybelle Ryan, is a prestigeous group consisting of Kennedy's finest students. Juniors and Seniors who show academic excell- ence, are active in school activities, and prove their high school spirit are chosen to be a part of this organization. Every year there is a special ceremony to induct new members. Miss Ryan, with the help of the officers, sponsors this event. At the end of the year, all funds raised by N.H.S. are gathered and a scholarship is awarded to a worthy senior. Pictures 1. Rachael Morrow listens intently on how to become a member. 2. Ms. Ryan shares her ideas with the club. 3. The nine original N.H.S. Senior members: lLeft to rightl, Danielle Ferone, Karen Judge, Brandy Lynch, Jeannie Wong, Rob Trujillo, Glen Skowronski, and Laurene Lillwitz. 4. The induction ceremony hosted by: lleft to rightl Glen Skowronski, Karen Judge, Rob Trujillo, and Jeannie Wong. 1 iWfmw 'm 0.0. 0.0. or Offic Occupations is a work- study program which provides employ- ment at entry level jobs in the business sector of the economy. Students leav- ing Kennedy that have completed the 0.0. progam have marketable skills. Many students are retained by their employers after graduation. Students prepare for 0.0. by taking such busi- ness subjects as: Typing, Word Pro- cessing, Office Practice, Computer Software Applications and Shorthand. The students shown in these pictures are employed by Arthur Anderson and Company, the worlds' largest account- ing firm. The partnership between the school and the employers provide a high level of training for the students taking 0.0 Pictures: 1. Lisa Krska is typing a memorandum on the Wang word processing system used by the company She also does filing, opens and routes mail and addresses letters. 2. Karen Mugler: answers telephonesgreets visitors and clients and opens and routes mail. 3, Joe ODonnell primarily works on the comput- er He types and edits news letters and procedure manuals, He also uses a software package. PC Storyboard, to create slide presentations including graphs and charts. 3 f my 45 Print Club Pictures: 1. Perry Lynn works on a lay- out. 2. Wendy Szafran poses across her project. 3. Gabriel Garcia and Frank Gra- bowski set type. 4. Debra Mathis, Elder- ick McKinley and Jamahl Southall paste up a project. 0 X 4 pf , 462 Ms. Barbara Julian' is the sponsor for the school newspaper, the Profile. Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 7:00 a.m. in room 205. Anyone can join as long as they havecreativity, can write good stories, or draw illustrations. The Profile staff publishes five issues a year. There are usually Halloween,Christmas, Valentines Day, Spring and gradua- tion editions. In each issue there is a student opinion relating in some way to the topic of the issue. Also included in each issue are both feature and news stories and poems written by the members of the staff. rliild' IW... Spanish Club The Spanish Club is one of the most active organizations at Kennedy. Under the direction of Mrs Gloria Benford the club sponsored a celebration of ethnic culture, the Interna tional Festival. this yearly event features fod costumes and music from around the world The club members also make pinatas, fill them and distribute them to hospitals and orpa hanges. They visit a nursing home at the holidays each year The club holds an annual flower sale to raise funds for the projects. They have a continuing proiect supporting Brenda a child living in Guatema a Qi .iii 2 Pictures: 1. Cindy DeVivo and Tracy Fuller selling flowers for Spanish Club. 2. Manal Hussien, Angela Sapone, Michelle Franczyk pose for a picture during the festival. 3. Spanish club decorates the tree for Christ- mas. 4. Cindy DeVivo poses with her new boyfriend. 5. Amy Chenow, Sharon Polu- binski and Senora Benford plan the next event. O f E ip?f35WZikzif ' St ud e nts Al d es X . . . The John F. Kennedy student aides play an important part in Kennedy. They use thier study periods and lunch periods to assist the teaching staff with various tasks. Lab and teach- er aides help by grading and sorting out papers, and office aides run errands and sort out mail. Attendence office aides file records, record tardies, and distribute early dismissals. Library aides help by shelving books, collecting overdue fines, and help take attendence. All these aides help a great deal. N x . .. ,,, Nr ....... X X38 k ,X wr - - .,,...r . Wat.. K P'-fs S T.. s srss 5 Pictures: 1. Library aide, Maureen Shanahan, checks out a book for a student. 2. Office aides, Laura Guerra, Lori Oleskiewicz, filing cut slips, 3.Library aide, Mary Jaber, shelving books. 4.0ffice aide Christina Graf, answering the phone, 5.0ffice aide, Stacey Swiatek, filing papers. 0 Q' 49 Against All Odds,Yearbook Comes Through ft fit The yearbook uses a professional level typesetting system with the school computers. Staff members learn graphic arts skills used in modern publishing. Staff members took most of the photographs used in the book. This year, the staff organiza- tion was also changed. Instead of dividing the technical tasks for each page among several staff members, the entire process was handled by the person assigned to the page, from pictures through typesetting and layout to final pasteup. Presiding over the process was Editor-in-chief, Julie Brand, assisted by faculty advisor, Jack Begy. Patricia Moy, Business Manager and Ad- vertising Director handled finances. 0 gf 50 ic ures ' After another trying year of strike, deadlines P mis-filed pictures and other obstacles, the yearbook staff made it again. This yearls yearbook will look a little different than previous years', but we hope that the buying public will approve. P t t l. Pat Moy and Pete LaMontagne enjoy being a part of the parade while gathering pictu e the yearbook. 2. Staff member Diane Ebert takes time from her work to pose for a picture. 3. Edito Brand, tries to avoid the persistant yearbook photographer while Mr. Begy is hard at work th background, 4. LeRon Jones takes a few moments to rest 5 Mike Bulm is hard at work on a layout k Begy prepares to explain the proper procedure for doing a layout gg,i 4,:g H Q A , N, 4-. s f jk .M ,1..,, vygv V , FA: pw v 'J i Q ybfg i fv i Mini V Vik .L . V 'Q Y, A My Z , W A ABT, ,Q ,.x, A ,mx I gk Soft Ball Our girls' softball team was very good this year. they won six out of twelve regular season games. they were stiff competition for these schools. The girls really enjoyed playing this year. They practiced hard and were determined to win. It is impossible to single out any one player as the most valuable, they were all great. They lost their sec- ond playoff game because of disput- ed decisions on the part of the um- pire. The players feel that Mrs. Lemke was a great coach and she was a lot of fun. The girls on the team say Mrs. Lemke has the ener- gy of a 19 year old. The new players this year were: April Haynes, Maria Molinaro, Su- san Johnson, Carrie Helson, Anita Brown, Kathy Becker, and Ro- shonda Jones. Continuing from the previous year were: Joan Russo, Sue Lave, Michelle Christopher, Brenda Martello, Nancy Izral and Karen Baumhardt. Pictures: 1. Sue Lave pitching. 2. Roshonda Jones, Susan Johnson, and Kenyaposing for Sports Illustrated magazine. 3.Nancy lzral warming up. 4. Maria Molinaro waiting for the ball. 3 0 Q' 52 3 Pictures: 1.April Haynes wonders wether the ball was good. 2.Brenda Martello making a great catch. 3.Ruth Timmons says Hi' 4.Brenda Martello making a flying catch .Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Playoffs Kennedy 4 Kennedy 14 15 4 9 12 3 4 14 4 16 31 12 7 Kelly Gage Bogan Kelly Gage Curie Bogan Curie Hubbard Richards Richards CVS Lindbloom 'ww Frosh-Soph 7' , W iff? W, ff 2,13 'Ni NA yt i A Nam? 4 0 3 I W B aseball - . L . r ' 1 1 A Q it yyy. L V. LL L Ji - 1. -- Vi H K , LL VK r L LLLL L ,-,, . fm' L r KL,'- - LL . ' . i 'i g y .L . -KL. Q LM ' f- L ' ' A -- M- 1 - 'L X .L -,-- .L K, . ' if Q L. L L ' 1 H ...,, K 5 X K -,1 K :--ff Tgqwfwfrff ' -E - ,lewis--N --Ns: Qs --any L LL ' 'k - sss..s.1sE q:.g. 1L2 .5-er. :L ..:: W - ' '--' ' .: ,-uf ,,-k L i f- ,Q-Q:-,ss:,,,: .. L ,,.k, .... 5 .ssa Q K X LLLL 1 Lg ..LL A . ..,. L :LL L LL L LL LL M. ,... A,,, L . L LL 1 as 1 Q 5 L 1 5 ' L, H W . k . , L L . 1 N L 1 'it .r - L L ' it LL.L .1 .. - I L - X 1 - 5 1 XK L Q as L -X J 5 - t L - -5 s S Pictures: 1. Safe? 2. Mark Miller makes a spectacular catch. Opposite page: 1. Robert Bojan awaits the pitch. 2. Coach Janulis discusses strategy with Arturo Ceballos and Jim Kiekos. 3. Coach Janulis watches over the team. 4. Arturo Ceballos leaves the field after a tough inning. 1 This year the Kennedy frosh-soph baseball team had a new coach, Mr. Jeff Janulis. Coach Janulis is the first Ken- nedy graduate to return to coach at our school. Even though this was his first year, they made it to the city championships with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. All of the players' hard work was rewarded with a good season. Kennedy 4 vs. Hubbard 1 Kennedy 1 vs. Curie 10 Kennedy 2 vs. Hubbard 1 Kennedy 3 . Curie 10 Kennedy 13 vs. Lindbloom 11 Kennedy 8 . Lindbloom 3 Practice Games Kennedy 4 vs. Hubbard 5 Kennedy 11 . Mt.Carmel 3 Playoffs Kennedy 5 vs. Corliss 3 Kennedy 15 vs. Fenger 0 Kennedy 10 vs. Washington 3 Championship Kennedy 0 vs. Simeon 61 ff Varsity Baseball ff we H wr., ., ,J ,,gf,2Z...m J, ff g ,, f , The Varsity Baseball team had a tough season, winning one game out of twelve. With the help of their coach Mr. Woody Urchak they played their har- dest winning their last game against Kelly 10 to 1. The team is looking for- NX. 1 tttt ...gil 4 ward to a better season next year. 1 vs Kennedy Curie 2 Kennedy Hubbard 9 Kennedy Gage Park 1 Kennedy Lindbloom 5 Kennedy Bogan 1 Kennedy Kelly 2 Kennedy Curie 3 Kennedy Hubbard 8 Kennedy Gage Park 2 Kennedy Bogan 10 Kennedy Lindbloom 4 Kennedy Kelly 1 fi Pictures: 1. Mike Wolfer fires the ball in. 2. Scorekeeper, Jennifer Scara, cheers on the players. 3. Don Pencak gears up for the game. 4. Dan Byrne in a wind-up. 5. Mike Wolfer ready for the quick tag. 6. Mike Wolfer and Dan Byrne take a break. 7. Don Pencak giving the signals. 8. Mike Wolfer silently waiting for the ball. 7 8 0 if i sei am Spring Tennis The Kennedy tennis team is coached by Mr. Ralph Witkovich. The team is co-ed and the members are:Douglas Crowley, Joe DelRosario Lory Durkiewicz, Joy Jenicek, Mary Jo Munis, Eric Ostrowski, and Erica Steward. This year the team competed in a sectional competion and finished next to last. To prepare for competition, practices were held everyday on the tennis courts or in the Kinzie gym . They competed against opponents from Curie and Bo- gan. During May, they competed in the singles competition which guaranteed spots in the city Pictures: 1. Mary Jo Munis keeps her eye on the ball. 2. Joe DelRosario steps into the ball. 3. Mike Severa shows how the pros do it. 4. Eric Ostrowski makes a dramatic save. 2 3 and state finals. The team unfortunately lost finals. The tennis team hopes that next year be even better. 1 Mfferr fry M A 'mmm K , W' ,..,,,,,.,m .. if Mac irri s I 4 I K M f:gz:'r1jfi,: i ,i 2,2 , 6 iz Z aio , ,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,i,' ff , ,,,,,i .,c,,,,, ,.,,m.m, ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, , ,M.,..m.i 4 o pf l 57l Volleyball Has a Winning Season Pictures: 1. Jennifer Tscherney makes a powerful serve.2. Rachel Morrow, Joan Russo, Jennifer Tscherney and Sue Lave wait for the serve. 3. Coach Charles Sims demonstrates a serve. 4. The coach gives last minute wisdom to his players. 5, Joan Russo serves. E Q O Q' 58 X l l This year the girls' volleyball team made the playoffs, but were defeated by Lane Tech, and ended the season as number 1 in their division. The members of the team are Joan Russo - captain, Karen Baumhart, Yolanda Espinosa, Katrina Karpiel, Holly Lamer, Sue Lave, Brenda Martello, Rachel Morrow, Julie Tscherney, Isabel Tyler. Mr. Charles Sims coached these girls to number one in their division. They did not lose any games, except for the last playoff game against Lane Tech. These girls worked hard every day after school and their hard work paid off when they made it to the play offs. The most valuable player named was Ra- chel Morrow. Congratulations to the team for making this year's volleyball season so memorable. 2 3 ,,,,, 4 Pictures: 1. Yolanda Espinosa awaits the balls arrival. 2. Sue Lave makes a long shot. 3. Isabel Tyler and Trina Karpiel work on their returns. 4. Coach Sims observes with a critical eye. Season Scores Kennedy Crane 1, 15 Kennedy Curie 5, 15 Kennedy Dunbar 7 Kennedy DeSable 13 Kennedy Tilden 6 Kennedy Harper Kennedy Gage Park 3 5 Kennedy Hubbard Kennedy Lane Tech 15 Kennedy Goes To The Playoffs 2 1 Kennedy has a new head football coach this year, Martin Quinn, and a new assis- tant coach, Robert Marchese, Coach Tank. Although the season was short- ened by the teacher strike, the team still managed to accomplish some of their goals which were winning the homecom- ing game, having a winning l2-ll confer- ence record, and going to the city playoffs. One of the many keys to Kennedy's of- fense was its' offensive line led by guard, Andre Levi, and the tackles, Colby Wil- liamson and Richard Stallworth. Kenne- dy's tight ends, Leron Jones, Patrice Mat- thews, and David Lewis came through with catches in crucial moments. Kenne- dy's backfield was also outstanding with tailback Jernell Russ and fullback, Aubrey Glasper making all section, and wingback, Jamahl Southall made all city second team. The Kennedy defense was excel- lent, holding on to close leads late in the games. The defense was led by linemen, Mike Bulin, Aphek McCarty and Dave Ko- lodziejczak. Kennedy 6 vs. Crane 36 Kennedy 20 vs. Amudson 18 Kennedy 0 vs. Bogan 23 Kennedy 6 vs. Near North8 Kennedy 14 vs. Farragut 12 Playoff Game Kennedy 6 vs. Marshall 28 Wi. Pictures: 1. Jernell Russ going for a first down. 2. Coach Quinn giv- ing a pre-game pep talk. 3. Prac- ticing plays before the game. 4. Chris Wolland punting. 5. Archie Glaspar warming up. 6. Chris Wolland running on a broken pass play. 9 6 if 60 Girls Bowling The 1987-88 girls bowling team had a spactacular season, finishing in second place for sectionals. Then in the playoffs, the team took first place and gained the title 'City Champs' for 1988. Finally, they went down state for the l.H.S.A. Tourney and made the semi-final cuts to finish in twelfth place for state competition. In the doubles tournament Ken- nedy's girls also did well.Cheryl Loncala and Lory Durkeiwicz took third place and Brenda Martello and Joan Russo took second place. ln the singles tournament, Joan Russo qualified to be a contender downstate after finishing second place in city. Joan went on to take fourth place downstate. What a sea- son! The girls on the team are: Sen- iors: Lory Durkeiwicz, Joy Jenicek, Brenda Martello, Danielle Ferone, Joan Russo. Juniors: Cheryl Lon- cala, Jennifer Ferone, Nancy Izral. Sophomore: Kathy Kirk. Great job Kennedy bowlers! Pictures: 1. Joan Russo's killer stare knocks over the pins the ball missed. 2. Kath Kirk takes the win calmly. 3. After the tounament, the team gathers around their coach, Ms. Nolan. 4, Cheryl Lancala shows off her striking form. 5. Danielle Ferone guides the ball into a strike. 0 f 61 BUYS BOWLING The 1987-88 Kennedy boys bowling team had a good season. They took fourth place in city sectionals and they finished as one of the top 18 in the quarter finals. The team bowled 24 games in the sectionals and won half of the games they played. Among the teams who were bowling were: Curie, Kelly, Bogan, Hubbard and Agri fScience. Season High Averages Robert Bojan 170 Patrick Salach 165 Carmen Corrozzo 160 Anthony Garcia 150 Pictures: 1. Tony Garcia watches his ball run true. 2. Carmen Corrozzo with some winning footwork. 3. Robert Bojan is caught in the middle of his approach. 4. For Rich Dynia this is serious business. 5. Pat Salach is another serious com- petitor. ,R--he 62 C . 1: .,.f, nfihnnv' f' 3 f' 4- uf. 1 rr A li' . :fuW?.f., . , ' 5, - YT 1. ,A -' ' 21 'H P ' , .. , i E, fy. ' if .2251-f.1,W3:iWif1zf5f 4 . , l W'ilf7'i'. ,,,, , ,M .. , , 4, WW Wan H . V- V ri ar M ,,,,, . ' I . , I . H r ' f ' 2 Varsity Wrestling Kennedy's wrestling team has had an hard season. They had won as many as they had lost. All of the player have played the hardest and work the hardest and what they learned to do best. In the sport of wrestling you have to have a good trainer and good workers and fol- lowers to make the the group the best. Our wrestlers had worked and work to the point that they have come to today. Our Kennedy Wres- tlers worked in won to make their school proud.The players on our team are: Arthour Albarran, Perry Burrell, Terrence Conner, Ettwan Gross, Anthony Gugliuzza, Melvin Herring, David Kobziejzak, Aphek McCarthy, Hector Morales, Michael Mouser, Juan Perez, Alodo Quin- ones, Armando Ramirez, Myron Ru- benez, Julio Santoyo, Jose Torres, Lamont Townes, Partrick Vera, Leon Williams, William Wilson, Ira Young. Pictures: 1. Our guy in a headlock. 2. Mike Mouser in beginning postion for a first bout. 3. Patrick Morita pins his opponent. 4. Ter- rance Conner has his opponent in a leglock. 63 0 Frosh- Soph Wrestling This is the first year for a Frosh- Soph Wrestling team at Kennedy. It is also the first introduction to the collegiate, Graeco-Roman wrestling style for many of the team mem- bers. Despite their inexperience, the team did well and were in the city playoffs. Pictures: 1.Mike Mauser flips his opponent from King High School. 2. Scott Lamer pins his victim. 3. Beginning position for the sec- ond bout in the Graeco-Roman wrestling, the amateur wrestling style. 4. Julio Santoyo pins his opponent for a win. ,,,. M X . Ag .ig Es 2- ' X 2 Y! iwimsl Us iii '? ' Q.X':S- .:XXps.. Ni . gt ....., M ,... , Q is X t.t. '--r lf , 'V' . ..:-. -. K. ....t. X .....s.ss... x :Sk ...,. .. . - ---- sit: i ,Z- X X .xxx X X i X MN X X. Q X as X X Q N X X X X, X XNX it XX XX rr ,.,, Nix W N F -X pi sx N X ..-.ui if 1, R XX ii Q - X R X S 3 wx xx iii. , ss-X . ' is X Xm1svE:g31.iiia' K -L X1-sas-...sg is N. -Q -XXX K XX ro 4 64 Girls Basketball The Girls Basketball team had a good season. Their record was 7 win5s 6 losses. The team made it to the Christmas tournament, but lost both games that were played. There were new faces that played this year, Karen Baumhardt, Laura Corr, and April Haynes. The team fought hard against Gage Park when they came to Kennedy. Gage was undefeated until our team beat them. Coach Bromley said that this was their best game of the season and every one who watched the game would agree. With Ledelphia Williams and Nicki Banks still playing on the team, next year is bound to be just as successful. Pictures: 1, Lora goes for the ball. 2. Will it make it in. 3. Kennedy goes for 2. 4, Pre- Game warm-ups. iff Q' 3 65 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had a rough season. They played some very good teams but finished with a record of 3 wins and 11 losses. De- spite their record the team made it to the City Playoffs but lost in the first round to Robeson. This year's high scorer is Corey Russell. The team never gave up, they played at full speed. Pictures: 1. Kenneth Polk receiving a pass. 2. Corey Russel heading down court. 3. Hub- bard makes a free throw while Kennedy watches. 4. Corey getting ready to pass. 5. The opening tip off. O if 66 Frosh-Soph Basketball Pictures: 1. Where's the ball. 2, Kennedy dribbles as Coach Hickman watches. 3.Going for 2 points. 4. Waiting for the opening tip off. This years Frosh-Soph Basketball team was mostly made up of fresh- men who lacked expierence.The team had a record of 2 wins and 12 losses. Despite some players mov- ing to varsity, next years' team should do better with the players having had more playing expier- ence. The team tried their hardest and never stop trying. The Frosh- Soph basketball is an opportuntiy for players to get the feel of playingiin games and pashing up thier skills before moving to var- sity. 0 I' 67 1987 Softball Team Row 1: Carrie Helson, Brenda Martello, Latonya Jones, Anita Brown, Row 2: Coach Lemke, Ro- shanda Jones, Kathy Beckerl, Michelle Christo- pherg Row 3: Joan Russo, Maria Molinaro, Sue Lave, Karen Baumhardt, April Haynes, 1987 Varsity Baseball Row 1: Tom Schaeffer, Bill Wasowicz, David Harden, Chuck Berry, Don Pencikg Row 2. Coach Woody Urchak, Bill Zverbilis, Ed Trzna- del, Bill Wolfer, Dan Byrne, Jennifer Scara, scor- ekeeper. 1987 Frosh-Soph Baseball Team Front row: Arturo Ceballos, Richard Murgia, Robert Bojan, Toby Gammons, John Seybold, Ken Mikesh, William Brasherg Row 2: Walter Spaulding,Mark Miller, Juan Aranda, Jerry Powell, Jim Keikos, Aldo Quinones, Filepe Oro- peza, Coach Jeff Janulis. 68 O A A , 1 X Q, 'S mfr 'M I N , y Volleyball Back row: Karen Baumhardt, Sue Lave, Hollie Lamer, Mr. Sims. Middle row: Yolanda Espinosa, Rachel Morrow, Trina Karpiel, Julie Tscherrey, Isabel Tyler. Front Row: Joan Russo, Brenda Martello. 1987 Tennis Team Lory Durkiewicz, Joe DelRosairo, Eric Os- trowski, Joy Jenicek, Bob Brown, Mary Jo Munis, Doug Crowley, Erica Stewart, Mr. Witko- vich. 1987 Football Team Row 1: Ivory Lemming 131, Deon Tomilson 1111, Henry Baily 141, Matthew Huggins 1531, Lary Garity 1301, Ollie Bailey 1501, Jerry Powell 111, Capt. Jernell Russ 151, Walter Spaulding 1761, Mark Wise 1701, Steve Howard. Row 2: Capt. Jamahl Southall 121, Mike Grabowski 1331, Bill Perkins 1341, Dave King 1521, Mike Smalarz 1621, Donald Piszczek 1731, Leron Williams 1711, Devol Davis 1551, Lawrence Agee 1631, Leron Jones 1421, Aldo Quinones 1541. Row 3: Coach Martin Quinn, Richard Stallworth 1751, Michael Bulin 1781, David Lewis 1431, Melvin Herring 1101, Ed' ward Clark 1411, Joe Graney 1351, Aphek Mc Carty 1691, Colby Williamson 1771, Stewart Wal- lenberg 1741, Scott Lamer 1721, Trainer Don Carey, Asst. Coach Bob Marchese. 69 0 Boys Bowling Left to Right: Bob Bogan,Tony Garcia, Carmen Corrozzo,Pat Salach,Rich Dynia. Frosh-Soph Basketball Left to right: Mike Green, James Garret, James Carr, Rodeny Campell, Zachary Warren, Ivan Lanford, Fredrick Stapelton- .Girl's Bowling Row 1: Jennifer Ferone, Danielle Ferone, Brenda Martello, Ms. Nolan, Cheryl Loncalag Row 2: Joy Jenicek, Lory Durkiewiczg row 3: Joan Russo, Kathy Kirk. Girls Basketball Kneeling: Nicole Banks, Anderll Pelote, Latoya McKinley, Yo- landa Barber, Laura Carr, Brenda Spencer, Standing: April Haynes, Andrea Lindsey,Sirena Horton, Ladelphia Williams, Demetris McKinley, Coach Bromley, Bayyanniah Webber ,Man- asger. 0 If i i 'ION Art Club Row 1: Maconsuelo Gonzalez, Boguslawa Staszel, Robert Kennedy, Ms, Kathryn Budd:Row 2:Chrissy Graf, Lisa McCauley, Ms. Amy Alluisi, Mrs. Dorothy Meyers, Stacey Swiatek, Donny Sylvester. Chess Row 1: Maria Marzano, Barb Schreiber, Paul Freeston, Patricia Grabowski, Row 2: Vinnie Arroyo, Andrea Pedersoli, Sharon Polubinski, Tawanna M. Young, Row 3: Kenthany Kelly, Kathy Kirk, Amanda Scheer, Michael Bulin: Row 4: Isaac Ochoa, Brian McMillan, Doug Hermann Cheerleaders L to R: Cyndi Devivo, Diane Blessing, Jennifer O'Keefe, Amy L. Cullen, Jennifer Showers, Sue Marchewka, Nora Kenny, Michelle Noyes, Jennifer Alberts, Tracv Fuller Dye C.W.T. JANIAK C.W.T. ROW 1: Yulandra Barber, Kan-ina Monroe, Katherine Polk, Bonnie Rivefsyg Row 1: Raul Garcia, Estela Mendez, and Michele Morency, Row 2: Magdalena Alvarado, Lemming Row Wanda Linsey Frank Mrugala Dave Gibbons Charles Whitey Mrs Ivory, and Lorena Ortiz, Row 3: William B. Campbell, Brian E. Woods, Berrard Collins, and Jeffrey ' Y 1 Y ' . Carol Dye: Row 3: Matthew Scavelli, Chris Wohlwend, Kenneth Polk, David Jackson. Billag Row 4: Donny Sylvester, Patrick O'Kane, and Timothy Collins. 0 i l 71 Kngpp C,W,'l', Pagliaro C.W.T. Row 1: Kimberly Sneed, Sharon Murname, Sean Hoskin. Tom Fabian, Denise Dobbyn, Row 2: Stephanie Drinker. Laura Lia, Pamela Jones, Rosemarie Cooper, Mr. Edward Knapp: Row 31 Jose Pinela, Andre Barry, Walt Dynia, Terry Diggs, Thomas O'Kane: Row 4: Al Majerczyk, Dan Vickery, Aubrey Glasper, Edward Krzanowski. Tony Garcia, Rene' Prysok. Row 1:Dutchess Campbell, Crystal Pearson, Edward Perez, Martin Nowotnik, Jesus Martinez, Leticia Vasquez, Olivia Trejo, Trina Shero- d.Row 2: Paula Showers, Karen Baumhardt, Nacole Banks, Joan Russo, Ettuan Gross, Juan Aranda, Paul Freeston, Ledelphia Williams, Claudia Castro, Vincent Arroyo.Row 3:Chante Robinson, Malaika John- son, Araceli Barron, Jennie Wong, Rosa Yepez, Delivia Diggs, Patricia Kozak, Virginia Alvarez, Olivia Torres, Olga Vega, Susan Johnson, Row 4: Nina Banda, Frank Gra- r7- pf 72 Computer Club Row 1:Pamila Herndon, Nancy Kerrill, Felicia Jackson, Maria Colin, Chant'e Robinson, Row 2: Diane Blessing, Amelia Cano, Lahonia Rowe. Partrcia Alvarado. Row 3: Dave Hladkey, Walter Reeves, Kenthany Kelly, Sean Ninaede, James Slinkard, Row 4: Dave Blessing, Alfred Garcia Jr., bowski, Robert Brown, Rich Kolata, Kenthary Kelley, Sean Kincade, Mike Severa, Mariano Trejo, Michael Har- din, Doug Hermann,Greg Degleffet- ti,Ariel Garcia.:Row 5:Mr. Locassio,I- saac Ochoa,Mike Degleffetti, Pablo Rosales, Jorge Lopez, John Oshea, Greg Serafin, Bill Perkins, Ramon Ro- bles, Robert Castro.g Row 6: Yulan- dra Barber, Road Marrar, Johnny Perez, Stacy Walker, Francinia Willis, Michael Silanskis, Krissy Mrugala, Ji- moh Jones, Haven Cates, Kim Mazie- kis, Dave Gutierrez. Chorus Row 1: Mr. Hill lConductorl, Cheryl Loncalal Vice Presidentl, Gwendolyn Douglas fPresidentl, Melaine Liden fSection Leaderl, Teresa WilliamslSecretaryl, Michelle Valentine, Row 2: Diane Blessing, Kimberly Sneed, Sharon West, Brain Monday, Telihia Smith, Racheal Morrow fSection Leaderl, Row 3: Jeanne Miglieri, Dohron Jackson, Sharon Smith, Wendy Flood, Nancy Wilson. seph Cypranowskl Erik Schueler Pat Salach Row 3 Buddy Brasher David Camacho Dave .C.E. Row 1: James Olson, Opera Jenkins, Jeff Friedburg: Row 2: Mr. D. Wiberg, Carmen Corrozzo, Jo ', ' , 1 : , ' . Ho wak, Derrick Tlanda. ey Club ow 1: Miriam Jaber, Robert Trujillo,JR. 1Preidentl, Jeffrey Wiatrak lVice Presidentl, Kathe Kirk Treasurerl, and Crissy Graf, Row 2: Trina Karpiel, Joan Grubowski, Barb Schreiber. Karen Judge, nd Marla Marzano, Row 3, 5 Robert Castro, Paul Freeston, Kim Koziol, Stacy Swiatek, and Tracy uller: Row 4: Andre Pedersoli, Lisa Mc Cauley, Ariel Garcia, Patricia Grabowski, and Sharon olubinski. H.E.R.O. Row 1: Christine Estrada, Kathy Paprock, Valerie Hudson, Anna Cano. Row 2: Michael Lindsey, Leticia Jimenez, Chelli Contreas, Cynthia Ochoa, Particia Caldwell, Mrs. Javerlyn Foster1Coordinaf torl. Row 3: Gina Mangialardi, Tammy Urso, Danny Davis, Jennifer Scara, Desiree Rossi. Row 4: Denise Stepanek, Susan Labiak, Jennifer Topolski, Julia Zavala, Jazz Band Row 1: Amanda Scheer, Chris Kozlowski, Joy Jenicek, Paul Freeston, Danielle Ferone, Row 2: Steve Gulbrandsen, Fred Cantu, Doug Herman, Sandra Tovar, Mr.R.Kober, Brian Seyforth, Kennedy Players Row 1: Karen Judge Business Managerl, Brandy Lynch lSecretaryl, Jamie Skrezyna lPresidentl, Daniel Paluck, Paul Freeston Nice Presidentl. Row 2: Pamela Moy, Rosa Yepez, Joy Jenicek, Jennifer Ferone, Barb Schriber, Tracey Wilczak, Patricia Moy Row 3: Lisa Olivetti, Kathy Kirk, Jeff Wiatrak, Steve Gulbrandsen, Jennifer Alberts, Al Maierczyk, Mr. Butler. Row 4: Kim Koziol, Amy Cullen. Doug Crowley, Darren Waltemath, Chris Kozlowski, Julie Jirka lMake-up Ass.l. Amy Chenow lAss, Business Managerl, Lory Durkiewicz, Patricia Peroglizzi lJr. Directorl, Deborah Dud- ziklSr. Directorl.Krista Travis lStage Directorl, Diane MaceklSophomore Directorl, Julie Farrell, Melanie Liden. l l Leadership Council Row 1: Jennifer Ferone, Lory Durkiewicz, Sharon Polubinski, Patricia Pergolizzi, Julie Brand, Row 2: Amy L. Cullen, Teresa L, Williams, Jamie Skrezyra, Brandy Lynch, Krista Travis Rosa Yepez Julia Holmes, Yulandra Baner: Row 3: Jennie Wong, Patricia Moy, Tracey Wilzack, Tanya Shelby, Tom Macek, Rachael Morrow, Chante Robinson, Trina Sherrod: Row 4: Paul Freeston, Manal Hussien, Steve Gu- brandsen. Eric Ostrowski, Jennifer Alberts, Joan Russo, Ledelphia Williams, Karen Baumhardt, Row 5: Kim Koziol, Susan Johnson, Tracy Fuller, Julie Jirka, Anissa Walker, Lisa Olivetti, Robert Castro, Laurene Lillwitz: Row 6: Sandra Tovar, Ariel Garcia, Amanda Scheer, Greg Degleffetti, Nacole Banks, Francinia Willis, Sue Marchewka, Nora Kenny, Melanie Liden, I Majcrettes Row 1: Captainl, Danielle Ferone ICQ-Captainl, Lory Durkiewicz lHistorianl, Melanie Liden. Row 2: Lisa Borsellino, Patrica Pergolizzi, Diane Macek, Diane Ebert. Row 3: Nancy Wilson, Jennifer Malley, Jennifer Ferone, Stephanie Drinkers. Marching Band A Row 1:Amy Cullen, Rachael Morrow, Krista Travis, Denise Stepanek, Laurene Lillwitz, Tracie McGleam, Cassandra Harris, Michele Wason, Row 2:Ettuan Gross, Ramsey Alvarez, Julie Jirka, Laura Lia, Carie Helson, Nora Kenny, Wanda Parker, Rosa Yepez, Amanda Scheer, Paul Freeston: Row 3: Steve Gulbrandsen, Matthew Warzeka, Brian McMillan, Danielle Ferone, Ali'and S J J ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ro evano, oy emcek, Gina Borselino, Jennifer Maley, Chris Kozlowski, Brandy Lynch, Row 4: Sue Lave, Fred Cantu, Henry Garcia, Sandra Tovar, Brian Woods, Raul Garcia, Joan Russo, Frank Mrwgaka, Doug Hermann. 0 ff 74 NHS Juniors Row 1: Patrica Moy, Ariel Garcia, Julie Brand. Row 2: Melanie Liden, Amy Cullen, Manal Hussien, Patricia Pergolizzi, Tracey Wilczak. BH NHS Seniors Row 1' Lory Durkiewicz, Danielle Ferone, Robert Trujillo Jr., Karen Judge, Brandy Lynch. Row 2: Jeannie Wong, Rosa Yepez, Barbara Schriber, Rachael Morrow, Darlene Turrise. Row 3: Laurene Lillwitz, Joan Russo, Glen Skowronski, Wendy Flood, Jamie Skrezyna. Row 11 Misael Corral, Tijuana Auston, Mary Maracich, Karen Miglieri.Deann Pisczek, Dawn Fennelll: Row 2: Jennifer Jaksinick, Jeanne Krolik,Teresa Williams, Kim Mallory, Deborah Johnson, Lee Rivadeneira: Row 3:Colette Zabin, Sue Dedo, Michael Hardin, Joe O'Donnell, DeborahDudzik, Sandi Tlstovic: Row 4: Dee Possedi, Lisa Flaherty, LisaKiska, Mary Aldworth, Juana Landeros, Print Club Row 1: Frank Grabowski, Michael Bulin, Brian Seyfarth, and RobertBrown, Row 2: Jeff Friedberg, Steve Pilny, Gabriel Garcia, and JimPage. Spanish Club Row 1: Rebecca Negron. Dolores Pena, Amy Chenow I Vice-Presidentl,Cyndi DeVivo lPresidenti, Lory Durkiewicz ISecretaryl, Melanie Liden,Row 2' Patricia Moy. Ignacio Yepez, Cynthia Escamilla, Diane Macek,Jennifer Ferone, Tracey Wilczak, Pamela Moy, Row 3: Wendy Flood,Manal Hussien, Jeff Wiatrak, Gabriel Vazquez, Jennifer Alberts, KathyKirk, Row 4: Yolanda Banda, Ariel Garcia, Sandra Tovar, Amy L.CulIen, Janet Tokarski, Patricia Pergolizzi: Row 51 Patricia Grabowski,Olivia Trejo, Robert Castro, Yolanda Espinosa, Kim Koziol, NoraKenny, Lisa Olivetti, Sharon Polubinsl-ti, Tracy Fuller. Profile Row 1: Sharon Polubinski. Patricia MoyIEditorJ, Jennifer Ferone1Editorl,Lisa Olivettifliditorl, Alana Schmidt: Row 21 Ariel Garcia, KhlqueataBriggs, Patricia Grabowski, Danielle Ferone: Row 3: Michael Bulin,Lerone Lewis Jones, Eric Ostrowski, Manal Hussien. ,E we ,, , W, W ' N. ff , r f V, , ,, ff u , a , .,,,, 9 Stage Crew Front Row:Tracy Fuller,Jeff Wiatrak, On Ladders: Jenny Showers, Sue Marchewka. Student Aides Yearbook Row 1: Mariam Jaber ,Patricia Moy iBusiness Managerl,Julie Brand CEdi- torl, Katrice Lee, Jeanne Schultz, Row 2:Angie Sapone, Stacey Nutile, Diane Ebert, Cynthia Escamilla, Pamela Moy, Maria Marzano, Melissa Nieminski, Row 3: Michael Bulin, Manal Hussien, Leron Jones, Kathy Kirk, Steve Gulbrandseng Row bowski, Kim Koziol: Row Tawanna Young, Sharon 4-:Lisa McCauley, Tracy Fuller, Patricia Gra- 5: Fred Cantu, Karen Judge, Melanie Liden, Polubinski, Andrea Pedersoli. Row 1, Main Office Aides: Cassandra Dozier, Glen Skowronski, Karen Baumhardt, Jennie Wong, Pablo A. Corona, Tracey Wilczak, Kim Koziol, Joan Russo, Jennifer Alberts, Janet Tokarski, Consuelo Gonzalez, Nina Gonzalez, Jennifer Pienkowski, Juana Landeros, Cheryl Loncala, Diane Blessing, Yulandra Barber, Ledelphia Williams, Eric Ostrowski, Yolanda Espinosa, Leonore Henager, Wendy Flood, Robert Castro, Greg Lazzara, Brandy Lynch, Krista Travis, Cyndi DeVivo, Amy Chenow, Row 3, Library Aides 3: Roshonda Jones, Cristine Estrada, Barb Schreiber, John Rachey, John Aleck, Fred Stepp, Leron Lewis Jones, Bobbie Sullivan, Jen Bitawas, Joseph Deel Rosario, Maureen Shanahan, Christine Morgan, Kia Williams, Mary Jaber, Sheryl Wolynia, Julia Holmes: Row 4, Counsler Aides: Renee Hansen, Joan Grabowski, Helen Fish, Rob Trujillo, Julie Jirka, Darlene Turrise, Trina Karpiel, Nora Kenny, Sue Marchewka, Emelinda Ruiz, Monica Smiling, Diana Landeros, Chrissy Graf, Stacey Swiatek, Jamie Skrezyna, Row 5, Attendance Office Aides: Malika Johnson, Angelea Morris, Dwana McCulough, Lori Oleszkiewicz, Jennifer Topolski, Cherie Stadnicki, Lisa Olivetti, Edith Sanchez, Jeff Wiatrak, Andrea Pedersoli, Stacey Richardson, Tina Lowery, Stella Mazur, Laura Guerra, Maria Rodriguez, Jorge A. Escubar. Olivia Laresg Row 2, Teacher Aides: Joe Costabile, 0 Wwzswwrw , Seniors Vote Maxine Cook and Joe Locascio best dressed teachers Barbara Julian most intelligent teacher Marilyn Lemke most athletic teacher Ralph Witkovich teacher with the most cheerful personality Patrick Butler most dedicated teacher Dorothy IVleyers most creative teacher Laurence Laughlin funniest teacher Gloria Benford teacher with the most attractive classroom Javerlyn Foster most young at heart teacher Catherine Nolan most memorable teacher gf 1 Your School Year Favorite Class: Favorite Teacher: Best Friend: Funniest Moment: Favorite School Activity: Favorite Hangout: Dream Date: Favorite Book: Favorite Album Most Aggravating Moment: Favorite Cafeteria Food: Funniest Thing Said: Most Hated Class: Person You Have a Crush On: Jennifer Alberts Mary Aldworth Delia Almann Expects to be married in 10 years. She will remember Will be at home with a family in 10 years. She remembers will be manned and have B job in data nmcessingl She will friends and good times at Kennedy and of her teachers, most being stopped for having 13 in a car during lunch and remember ner friends af Kenedy and believes that knowing especially Mr. Butler. Her key to happiness is loving friends her teachers, Mrs, Lemke and Mrs. Kepka. She believes that now to get along with neonle is the key to happiness- and an exciting life. having people care about you is the key to happiness Kim Asta Patricia Avila Rodney Bankston will be running for president,He will remember Mrs, Blumen- berg, Ms. Nylandhyde, Ms. Brown, Mr. Hill, Ms. Dye and Mrs. Tadin. Discipline, self-respect and virtue are the keys to happiness. f e Yulandra Barber Expects that she will be married in 10 years and have one child. Playing on on the basketball team is her best memory of Kennedy and she was most influenced by Ms. Dye. f we Tijuana Auston Expects to be a millionaire living in a penthouse in 10 years. She has been most influenced by Mrs. Blumenberg, Mrs Thomas and Mrs. Hamer. Calvin Barrette Expects to play professional basketball. His most influential teachers were Mrs. Mayer, Mr. Keenan, Ms.Ryan, Mr. Bry- ant, Mrs. Keunster and Coach Hickman. His keys to ssuc- cess are love, education, unslefishness and good attitude- efw ee sis Wiz? 'fm' H1352 Wfilef +1 vga Q25-siefggfe 1 ee gg igiimga if g 'esiiiril-3 7,3 was fe, swf .- - ,vi ii, wifi 5.124-ge? Q ..., M K ee if fi' 5 5 ff rs ers if is Q1 . , Mgr 533 new e Pr itil G, , 1- ,r if ie lil. Q 23242 If 1 79 A 62 :wvre ,adn we ...fe .1 QL Lew Z: bf i . no rr p.figr:i see. . A A ii lx fe 1 .X - K ' I-g'e2?53?Qs?i 5fz:??l5iEff :severe are 1:3 if he -5 ee ,, Wrfaik, X- Q .ve L Marco Barron .WWA Gina Borsellino Expects to be having a toga in her penthouse in ten years. She will remember her friends most, and feels the key to happiness is found within each person. Amelia Cano Expects to be a legal secretary or a pre-school teacher. Mr. Pagliaro was her strong influence and she believes love and money are the keys to happiness. John Bilek Expects to be a landlord in ten years. He will remember the Diane Blessing Expects to have a good job and a family in ten years. She w remember the dances and parties at Kennedy and her keg, to hapiness are a good career and a loving family. strikes and Mr. Hayes. His keys to happiness ar health, family and faith. l Michael Bulin Doesn't have a prediction for ten years from today. He remembers football practice in the rain, classroom pets and print shop. Mrs. Julian influenced him. His keys to happiness are football, money and cars. David Camacho Expects to be living in Florida in ten years. He was mos influenced by Ms. Ryan and believes money and a largi house would bring him happiness. QV 3 Anna Cano Amy Chenow Expects that 1998 will find her with a husband, two childre and teaching elementary school. Lunch with Cyndi is he chief memory of Kennedy. l Matt Clifford Michelle Coffey Expects to become either a sailor or a boatwright building Expects to be a surgeon in ten years. Her best memory was wooden yachts. Mr. Stangel and woodshop are his chief Homecoming, 1984 and she was most influenced by Mrs. memories of Kennedy. He believes friends bring happiness. Julian. Health and wealth are her keys to happiness, j, aff., W' f: f,22g?g,,:i'j 112 , I Y, 1222221 'ii' W C W C i M Henry Cole Expects that he will own his own business by 1998. and graduation are his keys to happiness. Money , ,gl ,L A rg, LW, Maria Colin Timothy Collins Araceli Contreras Expects a good paying job in ten years. Mr. Pagliaro was her Expects to make mega-bucks as a politician. He will ramen-I, Expects to have a baby and be working in a medical office, most influential teacher and she says the key to happiness is ber graduation and surprises in the pool. His key to happi- She Will Yemembei' being H h0m2C0mii'i9 Candidate all four living life one step at a time. ness is passing U.S. History. years and Ms, Dye and Mrs. Foster. Happiness means have ing parents to stand behind you. Q Rosemarie Cooper Joe Cyprowski Toi Darby Expects to be married and a social worker. She wil remem- Expects to have a good job, She will remember the good ber trying out as a cheerleader, being on the Homecoming times at Kennedy with her friends. She was most influenced Committee and Ms.dye. Her keys to happiness are money, by her division teacher, Mr. Begy and sees living every selficontrol and sell respect. moment of life as the key to happiness. O f 81 Danny Davis Frank Dawson 50900 D240 will be in the Mannesl He will remember nigh' school and Expectsthat 1998 will find her working in an office, marries and with two children. Her greatest influence was Senor Benford. She believes that the key to happiness is frienc Ms. Dye. Love is his key to happiness. ship. 'CW 'ff' if Delmonte ' - Mike Cvnfhil Devwo Lona Mae Dixon Expects to be single, wealthy and happy in ten years, He Expects to be married and teaching in ten years. She will feels that me Pef50n who influenced h'm most at Kennedy remember the people in her division and her chief influence was Mrs. Salerno. Mike's key to happiness is money. s M .MW is Denise Dobbyn was Senora Benford, The key to happiness is being at peace with yourself. Cassandra Dozier Deborah Dudzik will be a 59lf'9mPl0YEd BCCUUMBNL She remembers the Expects to be rich and living in the suburbs. she will remr swimming pool duck. Her most influential teachers were Mr. ber Drama Club, homecomings and Cupids' Cotillion 4 Cagney and Mr. El. The keys to success are money, health was influenced by Mr. Butler and Ms. Nolan Happines and love. - U family and money. , , 3,g,g3,g, th, Q s Q Reginald Dunagan Lori Durkiewicz Christina Estrada Will have traveled the world, made a million and be looking Expects that 1998 will find her a Hollywood hair stylist. She for someone to settle down with. She will remember her will remember the school dances and her friends, The key to friends. Her key to happiness is being happy with what you happiness is doing what you enjoy and trying for the best in have acheivecl and reaching for more. life. Thqmgg Fgbign Slldlli Flifllllll Dawn Fennel' Expects to he working and making megaebucks in ten years. She was most influenced by her friends at Kennedy and her key to happiness is money. Expects he will own a mansion in ten years and have parties every weekend. Mrs. Julian influenced him most. He be- lieves that getting out of school and winning the lottery would be the keys to happiness. Danielle Ferone U08 Fllheftv Wendv F1004 Expects that she wlll have time for herself in ten years. She EXPECU lo be making lots Ol money- She Wlll 'emembe' the Wlll be Wofklng and llvlllg ln Calllomla in 1998' She Wlll will remembe, dodging hall guards. The key to happiness is friends she met and especially Mrs. Hamer. She beleives the Yemembef MY- Hill and twine to P555 College Algebra with not facing reality. Reality is lor people without imagination. key tv h3PPlneS5 is money, he' lrlends' The key lo llapplness is not Wonlng about little things. r 83 Paul Freeston will be bringing home the check from work. He remembers ltoe 2:31 bell on Fridays, Mortin the janitor and Mr. Locas- sio. Health, peace, money and a relationship are the keys to happiness. v 1 . is it -1 W . as 'll' 'fQ,g1g. I 4 'Vu ' fu 'xi i 4 , 5rZ.? 3:Eii'E. 1v5ff..1,.,'L. ffiri H Zfcflfffa ws- L J' 1. ' at ' if. T V f' ,. Y ,, , V ,f f, 'f e T1 'L - I , 4 L,,, , ,. 3 qw F 1 l izfe Tony Garcia expects to have a chain of stores, restaurants and game rooms in 1998, He will remember all his dances and car accidents. Ms. Collins influenced him most. The key to hap- piness is a key to a GMO cuad 4. ,..1.. , 3, . 1 Frank Grabowski expects to be president of his own company in ten years. He will remember the classes he hated. Mr. Stangel was the greatest influence. His keys to happiness are money, wom- en, fame and friends. Jeff Friedberg Will be working for a living and raising a family. He will remember the bathrooms with no walls around the toilets. His most influential teacher was Mr. Lyman. Friends and family produce happiness. Alfredo Garcia '-fa Carrie Gasca will be working and making money. She will remember Mr. Hayes and her friends. The keys to happiness are a diploma and money, iv' Laura Guerra expects to be a successful accountant. She will remember her dances and her teachers. She was most influenced by Mr. Hayes. The key to happiness is to do what you enjoy and make money doing it. Cassandra Gasca Michael Hardin - will be a multi-millionaire, He will remember the Junii Prom. He was influenced by Mr, Locassio. His keys to happ ness are friends and true love. l . Cnsandn H5319 April Haynes Doug Hermann will be Startins 5 famllll and h9lPinS P90Pl9 in 1998- She will will be owning his own company by 1998. He will remember remember being in band with MY- Ricci and haVll 9 MY- Hlll his friends and Junior Prom. Mr. Kober influenced him most. fo' dlvlslon- Money is 'he key to her haPPin2S5- The keys to happiness are friends and money. 7 f ' '-' , -, 3 iy' '- , 4 cr. . . .Q ' ' Q L' H ' f 29 vi , K A s ., V V, T T T 'f'l 5 V I A A V ,, ' , I i x , 1 1 sl Q , fi'-it 9 p 11 ,. ,. i 4, C . N ,iiiie it liii T T I Qwfifr g 2' , i LXI Xi I 1 Ji' Pamela Herndon expects to be the owner of a company. She will remember the 7:45 start. She was most influenced by Mrs. Claudia Smith. The Key to happiness is to enjoy whatever you do. 4' Wat Julia Holmes will be a Channel 7 newscaster in 1998. She will remember the Modeling and Fashion Club and Senior Prom, Mr. Witko- vich was the greatest influence. The key to happiness is a good job. Elliot Hughes expects to be a computer draftsman or won his own design firm. He will remember the lost sports games. Mr, Hill in- fluenced him most. His keys to happiness are money, cars and women. Candice lwaniec Alicia lzaguirre David Jackson will be married with a carer in nursing. Mr. Sims and the volleyball team were her sole bright spots at Kennedy. She feels that harrd work will be her key to happiness and success, sees himself as a trial lawyer in 1998. He will remember Ms. Brown, Blumenberg and Nyiandhyde. The key to happiness is knowing Christ Jesus as your own personal saviour. 0 f Dghfn Jgckggn Jennifer Jaksinick expects to marry and have ten children. Her friends are her chief memories form Kennedy. Mrs. Kepka Influenced her most, The key to happiness would be a nice car. 5... 1 S. .. . ,ff I wwsegt. 1143 Y ' L. il, .iz H ' -X .. . H l fi 5 Julie Jirka Leron Jones expects that 1998 will see her taking care of five sniveling expects to be practicing law in 1998. Miss Julian was his brats. She will remember the PYIOHP mlmbefi on the bath' most influential teacher. The keys to happiness are love, room walls. Happiness is having a ride home in the winter. selffonfidence and football- Lisa Kiska Christine Kozlowski expects to be happily married and working. She will remem- expects to be watching Joy and Jim's kids in 1998. She will ber Mrs. Kepka and all of her friends at Kennedy. The keys remember Mrs. Dorociak and the people she met at Ken- to happiness are love and friends. nedy. Her key to happiness is graduation. Joy Jenicek Karen Judge Jeanne Krolik expects to be working and have a family. She will remembe being arrested for having 13 in a car durning lunch. She wa mos! influenced by Mrs.Kepka. The secret of happiness i having fun and not believing everything you hear. l i f J Susan Labiak Kathleen Lamphier Juana Landeros will be married with a good job in 1998, She will remember will havgd a good jab, She will remember the people at Wm be a wealthy nurse in 1993- She will remember her dimes and Dames and b2ll0V95 the key YO haPPln955 is Kennedy. She beleives that the key to happiness is friends. English teachers- He, keys to happiness me loyally and having a good job. honesty- xf' 2 Greg Lazzara will be wearing a three-piece sui and making S35,000in 1998. He will remember his brother taking him to parties in second year. Mr. Balark influenced him. The key to happi- ness is being close to your family. Susan Lave expects to have two children, a house and a career with psychology or animals. She will remember the fun and friends she made on the sports teams. She has been in- fluenced by Mrs. Lemke and Mr. Sims. s ' - ' 4 . e... ,.,, ,h,,,. . , ee it 2 f f f 'L ,fl: QkZ'i J 4 f M fig W 5: at 7 ' ..,, S 3 V W 2 4,4 , aff i f 1 eff. M V 7 r J 2 K Q K 5 fri' Y if J 3, , Z Ze 'ff W Q ll 5' f Andre Levi Laurene Lillwitz expects to be in business management. He will remember his expects to be driving a Porsche and conducting surgery. She division and Ms, Dye. He believes the key to happiness is will remember friends and good times form Kennedy. Mrs. success. Julian influenced her most. The key to happiness is love. Kimberly Lee . 22 ily' 'wrwvxrr . i if Michael Lindsey expects to have the keys to happiness, a family and dog and watch 10 episodes of the Brady Bunch a week. 87 0 Brandy Lynch Perry Lynn Timothy Macek 2XP9Cf5 to be Staffing in 3 mal0f motion Pimlfe in 1993- She expects to have his own business. He has unhappy memories will remember all of the happy and sad times with hef of Kennedy, No one influenced him, He feels that the key to friends. Shw was most influenced by Ms. Nolan. Family and happiness is having money, friends are her keys to happiness. f 4 U' 3 Al Majerczyk Gina Mangialardi Mary Maracich will be repairing airplanes for 565,000 He will remember will be driving a Mercedes-Benz in 1988, She will remember expects to be married and working in ten years, Being wit the parties and good times. Contenting yourself with what the parties and Ms. Nolan. The key to happiness is higher her friends was her best memory of Kennedy. The key t you have is the key to happiness. education. happiness would be accomplishing her goals. Brenda Martello Stanislawa Mazur Todd McCormick will be 5 COTPOYGW Pf95id2m- She will Yemembef all the will be juggling a family and a career as a journalist with the P90Pl9 who made her f9El like number 000- MS- Nolan W35 New York Times She will remember her friends and espe- her most iflfluenfial f9aChef- Love is the key to haPPin955- cially Mr. Travis and Mrs, Julian. Love and friendship are her keys to happiness. Karen Miglieri will remember lunch at McDonalds with her friends. greatest influence on her was her mom.l.ove and hap within are the keys to life. Michelle Moore Anthony Miller Katrina Monroe expects 10 be married with 5 business Career in 19984 She expects to be a singer, song writer and guitarist. He will expects to be married in 1998. She will remember Ms. Dye The remember transferring in to Kennedy. He was most in- and Mrs. Blumemberg for all of their help. The key to happi- iness fluenced by Mr. Hill and Mr. Ramo. The key to happiness is ness is finishing high school and college and geting a good doing what you want for a living, Rene Moore will be in a business career in ten years. She will remember eXP9Cl5 lo be Wfolflng 55 3 50Cl'3l Worker and be PUl3ll5l'llY19 the special times with her friends at school and parties. Her her P09m5- She Will femembel' leaving Kennedy the mosl- key to happiness is self confidence, Her key to h5PPln255 is money- Frank Mrugala Cynthia Mrumlinski expects to have two children and a husband who is financial- job. Rachel Morrow ln 10 years she hopes to be married and designing her house.She will remember winning sectionals in volleyball and practicing for the school play,Mr. Sims influenced her the most and she believes the key to happiness is having confidence in oneself Sharon Murnane expects to be married and have children. She will remember ly secure- She will remember Mr- Cagney' Mr- Cozzohno' her friends and the proms. Ms. Dye influenced her most, Mrs Weintraub and all of the nice people she met here, Love and success are the keys to happiness' Love, Joy and health are the keys to happiness. Q' 89 .fi Vik'- . Q' ' 'U Cynthia Ochoa Thomas O'Kane Roberta Oliver f'Z 'wv A s K .X James Olson Jose Ortega John 0'She8 will be spending his millions in 1993. H9 will remember MY- expects to be married with twelve children and a house in Lyman, in'h0uSe and l.C.E. Class- Money is the key C0 l'l3PPi' Chicago and one in Mexico. He was influenced by Mrs. Daly, ness. Mr. Wiberg and his friends. He is still looking for the key to happiness. if '1 ' . 5 A 1' fi Kathleen Paprock Wanda Parker Sherrie Paunovic expects 1998 will find her a housewife with one child. She sees herself dying of embarassment in 1998. She will re- will remember the duck in the pool and the new friends she member wandering the halls aimlessly. She feels that she has made. Mrs. McCarthy influenced her most, Money and was most influenced by the headbangers and stoners. Guys love are her keys to happiness. and money are her keys to happiness. Jennifer Pienkowski expects to ber a successful career woman. She will remem- ber her friends at Kennedy. Ms. Curran was her greatest influence. Family and friends are her keys to happiness. Kenneth Polk expects to have a wife, children and a good job. He will remember playing on the basketball team and Ms. Neyland- hyde. The key to happiness is living each day as it comes. Renee Prysok expects to be happily married and dancing her life away in 1998. She will remember the proms and was most in- fluenced by Mr. Balark and Mr. Pagliaro, ,AFV Deann Piszczek ef' 'uf , I Denise Possedi expects to be married and have Katherine Polk expects that 1998 will find her with a good job and a hus band. She will remember the fun she had with her friends Her key to happiness is success in whatever you want to do. f as f .. 1 u gggg HA ' weffi -i, 6 :TIL v . disk. Leywzz I VK M if 1 '- fig M'we ii Vwigf an office job. She will re- member crazy times with her friends. The keys to happiness are love annd money. ww Art Rodriguez expects to be working for General Motors in 1998. He will problary remember nothing about Kennedy and Mike Nev- ins influenced him the most, he bel is working hard ieves the key to happiness LaTanya Powell will be a successful business woman and married with one child. Mrs, Foster influenced her most. Believing in yours- welf is the key to happiness. Desiree Rossi 0 Q' 91 Joan Russo In 10 years she sees herself as a physical therapist and going to Australia. She will remember all the friends she made and Mrs. Lemke influenced her the most,Her key to happiness is love and money. ilrr on , s ' ' Tom Scheaffer in 10 years he sees himself as a maintenence engineer. He will remember Ms.Ryan and Mrs. Meyers. The person that influenced him the most was Glen Popiela. Ale xandro Serrano Jennifer Scara expects to be married with two children and have a job with an airline. She will remember meeting her best friends and she was influenced by Mrs. Foster. The key to happiness is self confidence. Barbara Schreiber sees herself lounging around in Hollywood and being a big producer in 1998. She will remember the Kennedy Players, Mr. Butler influenced her the most. She says the key to happiness is love and health. 3: 1 ' ... y.... ysss s ysss . 5: . gk V . 3 Glen Skowronski expects to be buying Jeannie Wong a mink coat in 1998. He will remember his friends at Kennedy they were the greatest influence on him. His key to happiness is believing in himself. Matthew Scavelli 1'f'n 'r Jeanne Selrera will be in commercial art and hanging around with the craz rock people. She will remember the ketchup stain on th second floor stairs.Her key to happiness is Rock-n-Roll an not caring about other people's opinions. Jamie Skrezyna , ,,V ,Nf- 2 4 s Kimberly Sneed Cherie Stadnicki Denise Stepanek expects to be a happy, successful person with a lot of money. She will remember her friends and some of her teachers. The key to happiness is graduation. wr.-:xr Y Ericka Steward Robert Swierczynski Sandra Tlstovic sees himself living in one of his homes somewhere on this will be teaching elementary school, She will remember the planet with a female companion. He will remember the good good times with all of her friends, The person that influenced times he had with friends and family. The key to happiness is her the most is Mr. Bulter. Her key to happiness is Gradua- living life to the fullest. NON and m0l12y. Jenifer Topolski Frank Totosz Sgndra Tovm- will be opening of her own gallery with an exhibit of abstract will have his own body shop and will drive a BMW.He will art. She will remember meeting interesting people and remember the girls. Mr Stangel influenced him and his keys learning to express herself in profound ways. Love and to happiness are money, a big house and a family. money are the keys to happiness. 93 0 9 1 , . W in A Eze I. W eb ' Q fi 353. 2 Mariano Trejo expects to be working in 1998 and he will remember his high school friends. Krista Travis sees herself being married with five children. She will re- member her years in Drama Club and Majorettes. She was most influenced by Mr. Butler and Ms. Nolan. Her key to happiness is to be content with yourself. Darlene Turrise sees herself trying to balance a home, family, and a success- . ful career She will remember the friends she made at Ken- mess nedy. The person who influenced her the most was Danielle Ferone. Her key to happiness is health and someone to share Ed Trznadel sees himself playing professional volleyball. The person who influenced him the most is Mr. Lyman. His key to happ is true love, money and volleyball. it. Norm Vercecke Tracy Warren Robert Trujillo Tammy Urso sees herself spending her hard earned money on everythi she wants. She will remember the times they helped ea other. The person who influenced her the most is Mr. Hayt Her key to happiness is love. William Wasowicz sees himself playing pro baseball. He will remember t preaching on the front steps during summer school a being thrown out of baseball games. He was influenced Mr. Woody Urchak. His key to happiness starts his La borghini. Theresa Williams will be opening her own computer company. She will re- member homecoming games and dances, her teachers and friends. Mr. Pagliaro and Mr, Hlll influenced her. Love and health are her keys to happiness. 2 5 , l' 3 Jennie Wong Rosa Yepez will be married and have a career in computers and finance. will be married and have a successful career in 1998. She She will remember her teachers, Mrs. Julian and Mr. will remember drama and majorettes. Mr. Butler and Mr. Keenan, and her friends. The keys to happiness are self- Ricci were her influential teachers. Love and being content confidence, love and enjoying everyday life. with what you have are her keys to happiness, Colette Zabin Julia Zavala will be trtaveling in ten years. She hopes to forget everything will be single and an accountant. She remembers breakfast prior to graduation. with her friends. The key to happiness is health, wealth and doing what you want. 0 J' 95 Senior Leaders Class Officers Senior Sponsor: Ms. Diane Griffin, President: Tim Macek, Vice President: Karen Judge, Secretary: Theresa Wil- liams, Treasurer: Jeannie Wong. 4.0 Seniors Row 1. Lory Durkiewicz, Rob Trujillo, Amy Chenow, Glen Skowronski, Tim Macekg Row 2: Rachael Morrow, Barb Schreiber, Darlene Turrise, Danielle Ferone, Stella Mazur, Karen Judge, Row 3:Karen Baumhardt, Sue Lave, Paul Freeston, Brandy Lynch, Rosa Yepez, Gina Borsellino, Jeannie Wong, Laurene Lillwitz. 0 f 96 Senior Predictions Most likely to be a mad scientist: Brian McMillan 8: Racheal Morrow Most likely to become president: Rob Trujillo 8: Ka- ren Judge Most likely to marry a millionaire: Joe O'Donnell 8: Debbie Dudzik Most likely to explore space: Rob Trujillo 8: Stella Mazur Most likely to have 8 or more kids: Mike Keefe 8: Valerie Hudson Most likely to be at Kennedy next year: Mike Guss 8: Anna Cano, Candi lwaniac Cutest couple: Joy Jenicek 8: Brian McMillan Class buddies, guys: John Catterson 8: Steve Pfie- fenroth Class buddies, girls: ,Karen Judge 8: Amy Chenow Most likely to succeed: Tim Macek 8: Brandy Lynch Best dressed guy: Mike Lindsey Best dressed girl: Jeannie Wong Cutest guy: Tim Macek Cutest girl: Brandy Lynch Nicest Eyes, guy: Tim Macek Nicest eyes, girl: Jamie Skrezyna Nicest smile, guy: Tim Macek Nicest smile, girl: Joy Jenicek Class blonde, guy: Steve Pfiefenroth Class blonde, girl: Amy Chenow Class brunette, guy: Tim Macek Class brunette, girl: Brandy Lynch Class redhead, guy: Joe O'Donnell Class redhead, girl: Sherrie Paunovic Class clown, guy: Tim Collins Class clown, girl: Sherrie Gechas Best physique, guy: Ed Trznadel Best physique, girl: Karen Judge Best personality, guy: Tim Macek Best personality, girl: Laurene Lillwitz Best car, guy: Glen Popiela Best car, girl: Rene Prysok Most athletic guy: Jernell Russ Most athletic girl: Joan Russo Most sarcastic guy: Brian McMillan Most sarcastic girl: Debbie Dudzik Most artistic guy: Paul Freeston Most artistic girl: Chris Kozlowski Funniest laugh, guy: Ralph Livingston Funniest laugh, girl: Sue Lave Weirdest hairstyle, guy: Steve Pfiefenroth Weirdest hairstyle, girl: Gina Borsellino U Q' 97 Junior Leaders Class Officers The eagerly anticipated race for Junior Class officers was held on March fourth. The winners were announced on the P.A. system. Ariel Garcia was elected president of the Ju- nior class officers, Helen Fish--vice president, Patricia Per- gollizzi--secretary and Manal Hussien--treasurer. These are some of the replies in a post-election interview. Ariel Garcia said that his favorite extra activity was the school band. His most embarrassing moment was when he acted like a nerd in freshman year. Helen Fish said that her favorite extra activ- ity is tennis. Her future goal is to be an accountant.Patricia Pergllizzi said if she could start over again at Kennedy that she would try harder in school. Her favorite extra activity is the drama club.Manal Hussien said that her most embarrass- ing moment was getting chocolate cake smeared in her face. She would like to be an accountant and she likes volleyball. 4.0 Honors Students Seated:Brian Monday, Julie Brand, Amy Cullen, Greg Deg- leffettig Standing: Patricia Moy, Manal Hussien, Tracy Wilz- cak. 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Amy Alllliii Ronald Balark Art Social Studies Art 1 Modern World History Art Club Gloria Benford Spanish Dept. Chair. Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 Publicity, Spanish Club Fanchion Blumenburg Special Education Social Science 1,23 Math 1 Patrick Butler Thaddeus Cagney English Mathematics English 2,43 SpeechfDrama Geometry Kennedy Players John Begy English English 1, English Literature Yearbook Catherine Budd Art Art 1 Julia Collins Science Chemistry, General Science Maxine Cook Business Robert Cosme Science Computer Workshop, Data Processing Physics, Physical Science, Algebra ' V 1 fm K- 1 f 755.i,f ,g ,-if f' '2.I23i ,w,'v , 7WV,n ,,,A:,,, ,.., I M759 ,,nn f J f w K , 4 , ,Z ,gf ffl 7 'Lili if 5, R S -3 'M' S' 2 'f . , QW, 1 J'iQ1'Q- 'Qn' f 'Q ', llqiifl ninn L Sharon Daley English English Literature, Intro. to High School English Carol Dye Special Education C.W.T, L. D. Resource Gail Dorigan Librarian Javerlyn Foster Home Economics Dept. Chair. Foods, H.E.R.O Service Club Patricia Curran Mathematics Dept. Chair Algebra, Geometry Linda Dorociak Boys P.E. 2, Girls P.E. 2 Cheerleader I Majorettes Charmaine Garrity Social Studies Geography sz Bernard Gawell English Dept. Chair English 1,3 Amy Haley Social Studies U.S. History, M.W. History Carl Harris Physical Education Ardell Green Special Education L.D. Resource, Algebra Geraldine Hamer Business Word Processing 1,2g Typing Ulysses Harrison Mathematics Boys P-E- 1,3,4 Algebra 1,Geometry 0 if 126 ',,,, ,,kL' k.k.. gg ' . E isssi is iw, ff- i M ' 2 2 4 f'W1SEE-- WE,'HE:E2a1L1fl Qiliinf 'l .L- I as 2 ffffv W f fl ff ff' M 4 1 M f f ' 'V ..,, wzzf- f V ,,, , V, ,,, , . W , ,V ,VV mi Diane Griffin English English 1 Sr., Jr. Sponsor Debbra Hardy-Nze Science 1 Biology Woodrow Hill Music Beg. Chorus, Adv. Chorus General Music Z if Rosellen Jamariska Special Education Chair. L.D Resource -X. Barbara Julian English English 2, World Literature, Advanced ment English, Newspaper Edward Knapp Social Studies Dept. Chair. Honors Geography, Reg. Geography, C.W.T. Andrew Janiak English English Literature, Intro. to H.S. English, Business English, CWT Margery Kepka Business Dept. Chair. Place- Computer Workshop, Office Occupations, Word Processing Raymond Kober Music General Music,Beg. Band, Jazz band Eugene Jerkaitis Social Studies Geography, U.S. History, Urban Studies fra W Mildred Kessler Librarian so at 'i anea e eee if I Vt, 2 1 f if wi 2, az t at Lawrence Laughlin English Acting Dept. Chair. English 1 Sz 2, English Literature ,-7 l 127 Marilyn Lemke Physical Education Dept Chair. Girls P.E. 2, Boys P.E. 2 7'f' f 1 ' j 1 f ' ff E W if lyif if iso f f ff A 1, f ff ff f f , In , B K 5? if , ff f Isaac Lewis Mathematics Computer Workshop, Data Processing Geomeffy Abdi Ben Levi Business Girls Softball Joseph Locascio Business Computer Workshop, A.P. 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' Agur 1 ,f XX ' -'E J , 1 lx, OVVATONNA GMM reators o Ijqne cfass rings, awa MWNNESOTA rafs, announcements. yearf:-oogs, ancf daipfznmas Abuid, Sam 105 Agee, Lawrence 71 Alberts, Jennifer 12,32,77,78 Aldworth, Mary 77 Aleck, John 78 Alluisi, Ms. Amy 30 Alverado, Magdalina 38 Aranda, Juan 71 Augustine, Amanda 14 Auston, Tijuana 77 Bailey, Ollie 71 Baily, Henry 71 Banda, Yolanda 77 Banks, Nicole 72 Bankston, Rodney 36 Barber, Yolanda 72 Barber, Yulandra 12,78 Barta, Tom 5 Baumhardt, Karen 52,58,59,71,78,96 Bays, Maria 20 Becker, Kathy 52 Begy, Jack 50 Benford, Mrs. Gloria 20,48,50 Berry, Chuck 71 Bitautas, Jen 78 Blessing, Diane 32,78 Bojan, Robert 54,7l,72 Borsellino, Gina 96 Borsellino, Lisa 4,6,42 Brambora, Aaron 2 Brand, Julie 50,77,78,98 Brasher, William 71 Briggs, Khiqueata 77 Bromley. Coach 72 Brown, Anita 52,71 Brown, Robert 71,77 Bryant, Earl 10,28 Bula, Karen 20,47 Bulin, Michael 5,50,71,77,78 Butler, Jennifer 14 Butler, Patrick 14,18,40 Byrne, Dan 71 Campell, Rodeny 72 Cantu, Fred 78 Carey, Trainer Don 71 Carr, James 72 Carr, Laura 72 Castro, Robert 77,78 DEX Ceballos, Arturo 54,71 Chelmelewski, Barbara 20 Chenow, lAmy 26 Chenow, Amy 4B,50,77,78,96 Christopher, Michelle 52,71 Clark, Eddie 24 Clark, Edward 71 Clisham, Jacquilline 26 Collins, Tim 7,8 Conner, Terrance 62 Cook, Ms. Maxine 8,10 Corey 68 Corona, Pablo A. 78 Corral, Misael 77 Corrozzo. Carmen 72 Cosme, Mr, 23 Costabile, Joe 78 Crowley, Douglas 57,71 Cullen, Amy 18,32,40,77,98 Curylo, Kim 10 Cwik, Diane 26 Cypranowski, Joe 40 Davis, Devol 71 Dedo, Sue 77 DeDore, Roxanne 10,14 Degleffetti, Greg 98 Degleffetti, Mike 105 DelRosario, Joe 57,71 DeVivo, Cathy 25 DeVivo, Cindy 20,32,48,50,77 Dorociak, Ms. Linda 32 Dozier, Cassandra 78 Drinker, Rosalyn 23 Dudzik, Deborah 40,77 Durkiewicz, Lory 2,42,57,71,72,77.96 Dynia, Rich 72 Ebert, Diane 42,50,78 Escamilla, Cynthia 77,78 Escobar, Jorge A. 78 Espinosa, Yolanda 40,58,59,71,77,78 Estrada, Christina 12,78 Farrell, Julie 18 Ferone, Danielle 2,42,44,61,72,77,96 Ferone, Jennifer 18,40,42,47,72,77 Fields, Brian 26 Fish, Helen 78,98 Flaherty, Lisa 77 Flood, Wendy 77,78 Franczyk, Michelle 48,50 Freeston, Paul 12,35,40,96 Friedberg, Jeff 77 Fuller, Tracy 24,48,5O,77,78 Gammons, Toby 71 Garcia, Ariel 77,98 Garcia, Gabriel 46,77 Garcia, Tony 72 Garity. Lary 71 Garret, James 72 Geddis, Jerron 10 Ghandi, Priti 105 Girard, Sheila 14 Glasper, Aubrey 5 Gonzalez, Consuelo 78 Gonzalez, Nina 78 Grabowski, Frank 46,77 Grabowski, Joan 78 Grabowski, Mike 71 Grabowski, Patricia 24,77,78 Graf, Christina 49,78 Greaney, Joe 71 Green, Mike 72 Griffin, Ms. Diane 10 Guerra, Laura 49,78 Gulbrandsen, Steve 40,78 Hansen, Renee 78 Harden, David 71 Hardin, Michael 77 Haynes, April 52,71,72 Heisler, Dion 2 Helson, Carrie 52,71 Henager, Leonore 78 Herring, Melvin 71 Hill, Mr. 20,36 Holmes, Horton, Howard Julia 78 Sirena 72 , Steve 71 Huggins, Matthew 71 Hussien, Manal 2O,48,50,77,78,98 lzral, Nancy 52 Jaber, Mariam 49,78 Jaksinick, Jennifer 77 Janulis, Mr. Jeff 54,71 Jenicek, Joy 3,4-2,57,71,72 Jirka, Julie 32,78 Johnson, Deborah 77 Senior Activities Mary Aldworth: Hostess Serv Club 33 lll. Off. Occup. Assn 43 Girls Varsity Softball 1,2,3,43 Tchr. Aide 3. Tijuana Auston: Clown Club 23 Ill. Off. Occup. Assn 4QSecret8l'Vl: Off. Aide 2,32 Computer Club 4. Rondany Bankston: I.D. Staff 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Student Councilg Tchr. Aide l,2,3. Karen Baumhardt: Girls Varsity Basketball 4g Girls Bowling 33 Homecoming Committee 3,43 Intramu- rals Co-Ed 3,43 Beg. Orch. 2g Girls Varsity Softball 1,2,3,43 Tchr. Aide 1,22 Off. Aide 3,43 Student Council 13 Volleyball 3,43 Leadership Club 3,43 Computer Club 33 8th Grade Recruitment 2,3,4. Michael Bulin: Chess Club 43 Varsity Football 1,2,3,43 Intramurals Co-Ed 33 Profile 43 Yearbook 43 Print Club 3,43 Computer Club 33 Amy Chenow: Homecoming Commmittee 43 Ken- nedy Players 2,3,4 Asst. Business Mgr.: Key Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4,Vice President3 Student Aide 1,2,3,43 Library Aide3 Junior Prom Committee. Araceli Contreras: Homecoming Committee 3,43 Hostess Service Club 2,3,43 Student Aide 3,43 Fashion and Modeling Club 2,3Q H.E.R.O. 3,4. Rosemarie Cooper: Homecoming Committee 13 Stu- dent Aide. Cynthia DeVivo: Cheerleaders Varsity 2,3,4 Secre- tary 3 Co-Captain 4g Intramurals Co-Ed 2,3,43 Key Club 2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3 President 43 Student Aide 1,2,3,43 Student Council 23 Library Aide 1,22 Teacher Aide 3,43 Junior Prom Committee. Deborah Dudzik: Homecoming Committee 2,3,43 Kennedy Players 1,2,3,4,Student DiIOCt0fQ Pom-Pon Majorettes 2,33 Student Aide 1,2,33 Student Council 43 Student ticket manager. Lory Durkiewicz: Girls Bowling 3,43 Chess Club 33 Clown Club 13 Homecoming Committee 3,43 Co-Ed Volleyball 3g Kennedy Players 3, Publicity3 Key Club 23 Jets l,2, Vice President 23 National Honors Society 0 Q' 146 3,42 Profile 23 Pom -Pon Majorettes 1,2,3,4,Historian A43 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4,Vice President 43 LibraryAide3 Girls Tennis 3,4. Danielle Ferone: Band beginning 33 Concert band 43 Stage band 43 Girls Bowling l,2,3,43 Chess club 2,33 Intramurals Volleyball Co-Ed 2,3,4Q Kennedy Players 2,35 National Honors Society 3,43 Newspaper report- er 2,3,43 Pom-Pon Majorettes Captain 2,3,43 Spanish club 1,2,33 Student Aide 2g Student Council23 Junior ring committee 3Computer club 33 Modeling and Fa- shion 23 Scrub Club 23 Powderpuff Football Team 13 Science Fair School Representative 2. Wendy Flood: Chorus 43 Homingcoming Committee 43 Volleyball Intramurals C0'Ed3: Key Club 1,23 Math Club 2,3,43 Newspaper 1,2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,3,43 Student Aide 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,23 Counsler Aide 33 Teacher Aide 4. Paul Freeston: Band Beginning 13 Concert 2,3,43 Stage 2,3,4: Chess Club 2,3,43 Intramurals Co-Ed 2,3,4: Kennedy Players 2,3,43 Key Club 3,43 Math Club 3,4Q Orchestr Concert 2,3,43 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Prom Committee 3,43 Computer Club 3,43 Student Leadership 33 Scrub Club 23 Doug Hermann: Band Beginning 13 Junior 23 Concert 3,42 Stage 3,43 Cess Club 1,2,3,43 Football Fr, Soph lg Orchestra Concert 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 3 Computer Club 3,4. Julia Holmes: Jazz Band 23 Hostess Service Club 23 Orchestra 1,2,33 Library Aide 1,43 Modeling and Fa- shion Club 2,33 H.E.R.O. 3. Joy Jenicek: Beginning Band 2, Junior Band 3, Con- cert Band 4, Stage Band 43 Girls Bowling 43 Home- coming Committee 43 Kennedy Players 2,43 Concert Orchestra 43 Pom-Pon Majorettes 2,3,4, Secretary Treasurer.Stage Crew 43 Library Aide 2,33 Girls Ten- nis 3,43 Scrub Club 1. Julie Jerka: Beginning Band 1,22 Concert Band 4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Hostess Service Club 1,2,3,43 Kennedy Lancers 3,43 Kennedy Players 1,2,3,43 Stu- dent Aide 1,2,43 Fashion and Modeling Club 2,32 H.E.R.O. 1,2. Senior Activities LeRon Jones: Varsity Baseball 4g varsity Football 2,3,4Q lnteramurals Co-Ed 3,41 Profile 43 Library Aide 43 Yearbook 43 Karen Judge: Cheerleaders 2,3, historian: Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice President3 Home- coming Committee 3, Co-Chairperson 4g Co-Ed Vol- leyball 2,43 Kennedy Players 2,3,4, Publicity Man- ager, Business Manager3 Key Club l,2,3,43: Junior En- gineering and Technical Society 2,3, Secretary3 National Honor Society 3,42 Spanish Club l,2,3,43 Library Aide 3,43 Student Council 1,21 Yearbook 43 Leadership Council 3,43 Prom Committee 3,43 Science Fair 3,42 Illinois State Scholar. Chris Kozlowski: Band 2,3, Concert Band 4, Stage Band 43 Kennedy Players 2,4. Laurene Lillwitz: Band 1, Concert Band 3,4, Stage Band 33 Homecoming Committee 33 Co-ed Intra- mural Volleyball3.43 Kennedy Lancers 13 Kennedy Players 1,2,33 National Honor Society 3,43 Pom-Pon Majorettes 2,33 Spanish Club 2,33 Office Aide 2,3,4Q Student Council 23 Junior Prom Committee. Brandy Lynch: Junior Band 23 Concert Band 3,4Q Cheerleaders Varsity 2,35 Chorus Mixed 23 Class Of- ficer Co-President 33 Homecoming Committee 2,3,43 Intramurals Co-Ed l,2,3,43 Kennedy Players 1,2,3,42 National Honor Society 3,43 Newspaper 2,33 Spanish Club 3,43 Student Aide 2,43 Student Coucil 3,43 Mod- eling and Fashion Club 33 Varsity Volleyball l,2,3,43 Student Ticket Manager 43 All City High School Cho- rus 2,3,43 Brenda Martello: Girls Bowling 2,3,43 Homecoming Committee 2,3,43 Intramurals Co-Ed 2,3,43 Varsity Softball Girls 2,3,43 Student Aide 2,3,43 Volleyball Co-Captain 2,3,43 Leadership 3,42 Brian McMillian: Band Beginng 23 Concert Band 3,43 Chess Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Frank Mrugala: Junior Band 23 Concert Band 3,43 Fr. Soph Basketball 23 Kathleen Paprock: Hostes Serv Club 2,3,43 Hero 1,23 Sherris Paunovic: Student Aide 23 Modeling and Fa- shion Club 23 Scrub Club 23 Rene' Prysok: Homecoming Committee 43 C.W.T. 3,43 Joan Russo: Beginning Band lj Junior Band 23 Con- cert Band 3,43 Girls Varsity Basketball 13 Girls Bowl- ing 2,3,Captain 43 Homecoming Committee l,2,3,4Q Intramurals Co-Ed l,2,3,43 Girls Varsity Softball 1,2,Captain 3,43 Student Aide l,2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,Captain 43 Leadership Club 3,42 Scrub Club 23 8th Grade Recruitment 1,2,3,4: Powderpuff Football 13 Computer Club 33 Jennifer Scara: Varsity Baseball Batgirl 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Committee 43lntramurals Co-Ed 1, 2, 3, 43 Kennedy Players 1,23 Student Aide 1, 33 Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Schreiber: Chess Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 Kennedy Lancers 13 Drama Kennedy Players 1, 2, 3, 43 Pom - Pon Majorettes 2, 33 Library Aide 1, 43 Year- book 13 Scrub Club 2. Krista Travis: Band Begining 23 Junior 33 Concert 43 Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4 Intramurals Co - Ed 2, 3, 43 Drama Kennedy Players 1, 2, 3, 43 Pom - PonMajorettes 2, 33 Spanish Club 13 Office, Teacher Aide 1, 2, 33 Leadership Council 3,42 District Leader- ship Council 3,43 Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Prom Committee. Robert Trujillo, Jr.: Kennedy Players 43 Key Club l,2,3,4QPresidentl3 Natl. Honors Society 3,43 Profile 3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,4CTreasurerJ3 Student Aide 2,3,42 Counselor Aide 3,43 Computer Club 3,4. Teresa Williams: Girls Varsity Basketball 33 Chorus 2,3,43 Sen. Class Officer fSecretarVl: Homecoming Committee 2,3,43 lll.Off.Ocup.Assn. 43 Student Council 2,3,4. Jennie Wong: Class Officer 3,4fTreasurerJ3 Clown Club 23 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4: Intramu- rals Co-Ed 23 Kennedy Players 2,3,4Q Key Club 1,2,33 Natl. Honors Society 3,42 Spanish Club l,2,3,43 Stu- dent Aide 2,3,4Q Student Council 3,43 Fashion And Modeling 2,32 Prom Committee 3,4, Rosa Yepez: Beg. Band 13 Concert Band 2,3,43 Class Officer 3QVice PresidentJ3 Homecoming Committee l,2,3,43 Kennedy Players l,2,3,43 Key Club lg Pom- Pon 2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,43 Student Council 1,23 Leadership Executive Council 3,43 Fashion And Mod- eling 2,3. 0 Q' 147 DEX Johnson, Malika 78 Johnson, Susan 52 Jones, Latonya 71 Jones, LeRon 5,26,50,71,77,78 Jones, Roshonda 52,71,78 Judge, Karen 3,7,8,12,39,44,77,7S,96 Karpiel, Katrina 40,58,59,71,78,105 Keikos, Jim 71 Kenny, Nora 20,77,78 Kiekos, Jim 54 King, Dave 71 Kinsley, Michael 10 Kirk, Kathy 20,61,72,77,78,105 Kiska, Lisa 45,417.77 Kober, Mr, Raymond 20,31 Koziol, Kim 18,20,4O,77,78 Krolik, Jeanne 77 Kuchta, Mark 10 Lamer, Holly 58,59,71 Lamer, Scott 62,71 LaMontagne, Pete 50 Lancala, Cheryl 61 Landeros, Diana 78 Landeros, Juana 77,78 Lanford, Ivan 72 Lares, Olivia 78 Lave, Sue 4,40,52,58,59,71,96 Lazzara, Greg 78 Lee, Katrice 78 Lemke, Coach 71 Lemming, Ivory 71 Leverette, Angela 14 Lewis, David 71 Liden, Melanie 18,77.78 Lillwitz, Laurene 44,7736 Lindsey, Andrea 72 Lindsey, Michael 35 Loncala. Cheryl 72,78 Lori Oleszkiewicz 78 Lowery, Tina 78 Lynch, Brandy 12,14,18,44,77,96 Lynch, John 14 Lynn. Perry 46 Macek, Diane 40,77 Macek, Tim 12,14,96 Maley, Jennifer 105 Mallory, Kim 77 Mangalardi, Gina 39 Maracich, Mary 77 Marchese, Bob 71 Marchewka, Sue 32,78 Martello, Brenda 52,58,59,71,72 Marzano, Maria 24,26,78 Mathis, Debra 46 Matyskela, Tina 8 Mauser. Mike 62 Mazur, Stella 78,96 McCarty, Apek 71 McCauley, Lisa 78 McCulough, Dwana 78 McKinley, Demetris 72 HHH -s-9 Q-1... M-vnam , rfnuu--AWN, -vm, -M sf-www 0 Q' McKinley, Elderick 46 McKinley, Latoya 72 McMillan, Cathleen 26 Mendez, Estella 38 Meyers, Mrs, Dorothy 30 Miglieri, Karen 45,4-7,77 Mikesh, Ken 71 Miller, Mark 54,71 Molinaro, Maria 52,71 Monday, Brian 98 Morgan, Christine 26,78 Morita, Patrick 62 Morris, Angelea 78 Morrow, Rachael 14,23,40,44,58,59,71,77,96 Mouser, Mike 62 Moy, Pamela 77,78 Moy, Patricia 1B,23,47,50,77,78,98 Mr.Wiberg 3 Munis, Mary Jo 57,71 Murgia, Richard 71 Negron, Rebecca 77 Nieminski, Melissa 78 Nolan, Ms. Catherine 3,4,12,61,72 Nutile, Stacey 78 O'Donnell, Joe 45,47,77 Oleskiewicz, Lori 49 Olivetti, Lisa 47,77,78 Oropeza, Filepe 71 Ostrowski, Eric 57,71,77,78 Page, Jim 77 Paluck, Daniel 14 Paprock, Kathy 39 Parr, Michelle 26 Paunovic, Sherrie 12 Pedersoli, Andrea 24,723,105 Pelote, Anderll 72 Pena, Dolores 77 Pencik, Don 71 Pergolizzi, Patricia 40,77 98 Perkins, Bill 71 Pienkowski, Jennifer 78 Pilny, Steve 77 Pisczek, Deann 77 Piszczek, Donald 71 Pluto, Mr. Donald 8,10 Polk, Kenneth 68 Polubinski, Sharon 24,48,50,77,78,105 Porclugal, Norbert 39 Possedi, Dee 77 Powell, Jason 5 Powell, Jerry 71 Quinn, Martin 4,5,71 Quinones, Aldo 71 Rachey, John 78 Rainer, Maria 14 Richardson, Stacey 78 Rivacleneira, Lee 77 Rodriguez, Maria 78 Rosario, Joseph Del 78 0 if 149 DEX Ruiz, Emelinda 78 Ruiz, Javier 30 Russ, Jernell 4,71 Russel, Corey 68 Russo, Joan 40,52,58,59,61,71,72,77,78 Ryan, Ms, 44 Salach, Pat 72 Sanchez, Edith 78 Santoyo, Julio 62 Sapone, Angela 48,50,78 Scara, Jennifer 71 Schaeffer, Tom 71 Scheer, Amanda 31,105 Scheuler, Eric 40 Schmidt, Alana 77 Schrieber, Barbara 35,77,78,96 Schultz, Jeanne 78 Sekura, Jeannie 26 Severa, Mike 57 Seybold, John 71 Seylarth, Brian 77 Shanahan, Maureen 49,78 Showers, Jenny 78 Sims, Charles 4,40,71 Skowronski, Glen 44,77,78,96 Skrezyna, Dan 14 Skrezyna, Jamie 3,14,l8,40,42,77,7S Smalarz, Mike 71 Smiling, Monica 4,6,78 Smith, Kelly 2 Southall, Jamahl 46,71 Spaulding, Walter 71 Spencer, Brenda 72 Stadnicki, Cherie 78 Stallworth, Richard 71 Stapelton, Fredrick 72 Stepp, Fred 78 Steward, Erica 57 Stewart, Erica 71 Sullivan, Bobbie 78 Swiatek, Stacey 3O,49,78 Sylvester, Don 30 Szalran, Wendy 46 Tlstovic, Sandi 77 Tokarski, Janet 77,78 150 Tomilson, Deon 71 Topolski, Jennifer 39 Tovar, Sandra 77 Travis, Krista 18 Travis, Mr. 26 Travis, Krista 18,23 Trejo, Olivia 77 Trujillo, Robert 39,44,77,78,96 Trznadel, Ed 71 Tscherney, Jennifer 40 Tscherney, Julie 42,58,59,71 Tulik, Cindy 4,6,24 Turrise, Darlene 12,77,78,96 Tyler, Isabel 4O,58,59,71 Urchak, Woody 71 Urso, Tammy 12 Vazquez, Gabriel 77 wgm us DEX Wallenberg, Stewart 71 Warren, Zachary 72 Wasowicz, Bill 71 Webber, Bayyanniah 72 Wiatrak, Bruce 10,25 Wiatrak, Jeff 77,78 Wiberg, Mr. 3 Wilczak, Tracey 77,78 Williams, Kia 78 Williams, Ledelphia 72,78 Williams, Leron 71 Williams, Teresa 77 Williams, Theresa 96 Williamson, Colby 71 Wilson, Nancy 42 Wilzcak, Tracy 98 Winn, Carol 12 Winn, Carolyn 12 Winn, John 12 Wise, Mark 71 Witkovich, Mr, Ralph 35,57,71 Wohlend, Chris 5 Wolfer, Bill 71 Wolynia, Sheryl 78 Wong, Jeannie 12,44,77,78,96 Woods, Brian 38 Yepez, lgnacio 77 Yepez, Rosa 12,7796 Young, Tawanna 78 Zabin, Colette 77 Zverbilis, Bill 71 23433901 001188 Afterword .... This year, the yearbook staff made a number of changes in the format of the book, the cover and the organization of the staff, itself. We hope that the everyone at Kennedy High School finds the changes beneficial. We wish to thank students teachers, staff and community for their support. 152 0 A N' Xe melissa Nlerwwlnski QD ,igsalnulcpng W Qtwlfanfv ef lk is ns. New SB X , bcxgggipca 'J is 9g:asQ3yypi,t5:s?fgg!M-Kaeayjini Sig W iy.p bwwfl gift:-TEli..e is A71 fff-Mm The 1988 Kennedy High School yearbook was published by lnter-collegiate Press Division of Herf Jones Publishing Company of Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Type was set on the Tandy 1000SX personal computer using the Typestar software package. Data was transmitted by modem to the ICP-Herf-Jones plant where it was processed by the Auto Logic APS-5 Photo typesetter. Year- book staff did the keyline and pasteup. The book was 152 pages on 80 pound gloss enamel paper. 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