Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Mr. Holman at SWAS mooting, above. Jerry Tvorberg, Joo Mall. Scott Thompson, Dobbio Palmar, Patti Haiol, Chm Thompion, above right. Peggy Hazel, Mi« Pixloy. Randy Grant, top center.

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got Mr . Swisher, Doug Hayes, fop right. Kathy Campbell, Patti Dohlberg. confer right. Room 327. lower left. Larry Fifipek, Mr . Schaffer. Mr. Ami , bottom right. Judy Stcllick, Randy Wellen . bottom left. The toachers chosen for SWAS are really good because most of the teacher are roal-V oponmirdod with the kids and they give the lids a chance. They aren't real strict with anyone . . . they're roolly understanding. My grades improved quite a bit up here because I fool Me I'm moto on my own and nobody's pushing mo into working like you bettor do this and you better do that or you're gonna flunk' they mainly lot you work on your own. When people ask me if I'm up in SV AS and I say yeah they figure I'm dumb ... a lot of people knock you for if. — Ramona Smith.

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Down on first and secor-d floors the teachers don't get to know the students but the teachers up her.? know the kids. Everybody knows each other.' — Robin Scary. I th.nl that SWAS has been a great e pori«nco for mo. I’ve gotton to go to a junior high school and help teach for a miscellaneous credit which I have never had a chance to do before. I vo been ablo to do a lot more art than what I havo done before. I think that all the teachers up here ore try.ng to got more involved with the students on a more personal basis. They seem friondbor — you get to inow thorn bottnr. It's easier to .'oarn from somoooo you know and respect. It's beon a very good osperience. — Brad Parkor. John Tirroll, above. Mr. Hoiman. bottom far loft. Miss Bjugan, Craig Graham, Kevin Johnson, left.