Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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PACE 25 — Top loft: Entertaining for the Winter Formal couples is the band, Aire. Top right: Kris Hull and foreign exchange student Katsumi Sugivchi try out their new kinds of dance steps. Lower left: Tim Kampa and Ellen Heitzman prepare to move to the fast litter-bug step. Center: jenny Lerud and Mark Borchardt jive as the beat goes on. lower right: Sue Gallagher and Steve Schmidt get together and find time to dance that one last close two-step. Starry skies and glistening snow provided the setting for the 1976 Winter Formal. As in past years the Honor Society sponsored the dance. Because of other athletic activities scheduled for the same night, the attendance wasn't as high as previous years. However, for the S2 couples who did attend, it was a welcomed chance to have an enjoyable evening of dancing and just spending time with that special friend. Despite small crowd, Winter Formal brings enjoyment, fun 25

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Sadie Hawkins: the only chance a girl gets to grab her guy Once a year the girls prove that if they ran the world, things would lx different. Take dances for instance. Give girls a chance to ask the guys, and they'll prove that they can pack a dance, as shown at the Kolleens' Sadie Hawkins night when couples in Dogpatch out fits danced to the music of Brandi Wyne. Later, they moved over to visit Marryin' Sam where in this woman's world it cost a mere quarter to snare a man. PAGE 24 — Top left: lauric Brose and Ann Beckslrom demonstrate their dancing abilities. Top right: Dave Knutson as Lit' Abner and Brenda Anderson as Daisy Mae. Bottom left: Sherry Martin stamps Mark Kiedrowski's hand, allowing him to pass through. Center: Rick Saffrin and Carrie Hadley take time out to relax. Lower right: Marryin' Sam (Cary Riggs) and Patti )ones observe a couple. 24

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Coronation's beauty excites sense of unity As the smoke from the tort hos dissipated, and the i rowd slowly left. Coronation betame another memory. The unfolding ol the events leading to the actual (rowning brought to everyone a new feeling of unity and belonging. ° It went beyond the returning alumni and the Bicentennial year — it was a spirit that pervaded throughout the whole school body. The tension and ext itement reat hetl a peak in the moments before Mayor Bob Benetlit t announced Tony Bauer anti Nancy Danko as the 1975 king anti queen. When the new royalty took the traditional walk following their crowning by Michael Easterly anti Leslie Parsons, the first class president anti Homecoming queen, the crowtl's emotions were displayed through smiles anti tears. Enthusiasm, involvement, anti people made Coronation the unique experient e that it was. PACE 26— lop left Wary Poyer and John Neidcrhiser walk the runway Top right the king is crowned. Center left: Tom Larson shakos hands with King tony Center right loan flias extends wishes to Queen lintlom Nanc y is surprised when she is chosen. PACE 27— Top left King Tony with Cintli Swelala and John Sorenson. Top right Team aptains and t heerleaders. lower felt: Crowd view of oronations lower right: Attendants Sue Peterson and Chut k f ngl erg wan to t e annount ed 26