Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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If wai 10 miiofoble that I foH like loaving. But thon after wo ifarted winning tho cold didn't bother mo. — Nancy Prindlo, above. It's groof cheering in tho roin became evefyooo ii out to have a good time. — Pam Nolion, above. If’i iuit our luck it had to ram. It wet worth fticking it out until the ond of tho game. — Suo Horner, above. ' Before I even got to tho football gamo. I had no doubt in my mind that we would win. — Tom Rivard, right. The weather wav to terrible and we wero v cold that we loft at halftime. But we wero to concerned about the final outcome of the game that wo camo back to find out the final icore. — Oala Often and Jlrawan Samboon, right.

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Why do I race? Pride . . . that’t what teepi me going. N.ne out of tan timet. whether I win or lot dependt on my mantal attitude Whan I'm halfway through lha race and my qutt feel l-he they re going to fall out I put my mind to it to ftnilh. I don't File to lota! — Mika Vrchote. bafore a crott country race, right. I wet d'toppointad in myteH and m the time I ran Coach Rico wat tolling me what I did wrong and what I could do to do better. — Terry Martin, at a meet, right. I wat trying to imprett upon Terry to give ICO® .- With hit capabilities and wha» he d done in practice, he could beat anyone. I wanted him to get out of the threthold of pain to puth himtelf — Mr. Jeff Rice. CC coach, right. For you, winning was a matter of pride.