Kennedy High School - Invictus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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Out of the black that covers me, Black as the pit from pole to pole, Events ............................. ..... 2 I thank whateve' gods may be Clubs 8: Organizations ............ ...... 3 0 for my unconquemble soul Sports ........... ................ ...... 5 3 In the fell dutch of citcumstance Student Life-Year In Review ...... ...... 6 7 I have not winced not cried aloud' Group Photos ............................ ...... 7 0 Under the bludgeonings of chance Seniors .................... .......... ...... 7 9 My head is Mandy' but 'mbowed' Juniors ............. .......... 9 8 Beyond this Place of wrath and tears Sophomores .....,.. ......... 1 07 looms but the honor of the shade' Freshmen .'..'. 115 And yet the menace of the years Faculty .'....... '..-..'. 1 22 finds, and shall find me, unafraid. Patrons ......... Senior Index . Index ............ 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,

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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-