Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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' . w W, . .' ' ' iv' id , , Homecoming. Perhaps no other single event drew you together and gave you a stronger feeling of belonging. You lost yourself in the week's excitement as you helped transform ordinary days into extraordinary moments. You knew that behind the crowning, dancing, cheering, banana eating, and football playing were persons who had accepted the challenges of involvement. They had shut off their apprehensions and had turned on their talents. You and your friends did this because you cared enough to uphold Kennedy tradition. , .x '

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LIVING IT CIP 5 , 'NW P. rf! IR, ,F .V xy.1 ., vi? fi 'Wi You made' the decision. Sitting idly on the sidelines was not for you, so you made the sacrifices of time and energy as you let yourself go. Your commitment to an activity made you a part of Eagle Territory and your days and nights became a 'umble of ames, I 9 concerts, practices, performances, and just plain fooling around. All this took on greater meaning when you could look back and realize that being part of a group had brought you the benefits of friendship that went far beyond school hours. I0 Y 5 I :film p 'r I '.,. N I V I 'i': 4313, . X .r ,Lf pi ' ' x 0