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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
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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'
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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
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