Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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NIGHTS or responsibility that kept you awake at night. Perhaps most special were the Prom and the Senior Party, a final celebration, the last time you and your friends could all be together. Of all your high school remembrances, your activities will be sure to stick out from the rest... because they were your life. They were you. Activities Division 19

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Adding spice to your school life were your activities. They seemed to give purpose to your education. They made school fun. For some, activities meant a couple of hours a week with AFS. For others, it meant an around-the-clock staple diet of choir, cheerleading, dancing, or journalism. These were often the things that provided the excitement, 18 Activities Division

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