Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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leep was hardest after a date. (True for Sherri. Not only did Brent Aspenwall take her to a gory horror film, but he also stayed at her house until 2:30 a.m. watching TV.) FANTASIES FILL Bhe quieter it is, the louder it gets. Strange, but true. On those nights, that is. Those sleepless evenings when your head was filled with so many thoughts. Loud thoughts. The noise overflowed with ideas, excitement, and even fright. (Did Mr. Olson really see you smash those pumpkins in his yard?) During those nights you were brave. You were cool. And great. No task was too big. Heck, you could even take on a Richfield graduate. In those incredible dreams, you were anything that you wanted to be. But as great as those dreams could get, the worries were sometimes worse. Would you ever pass that driver’s test? When would you EVER finish all of Mr. Miller’s assignments? (Deacon) Whatever the cause of this sleeplessness, there seemed only one cure... dream on. These pages find senior Sherri Ramey looking at the many and varied aspects of her life that cause her restlessness. TOUR NIGHTS WITH COLOR 2

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A sleepless night means hours of thinking about the day Mark Timpane has just completed ... and maybe the morning he has yet to face. Activities page 18 Student Life page 20 Learning page 44 Organizations page 68 Sports page 112 People page 170 Closing page 224 John F. Kennedy Senior High School Bloomington, Minnesota 55420 Volume XV Copyright 1980 by Bloomington Public Schools

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NIGHTS Eerhaps the best feeling of all comes from performing in f a crowd ... and you, most of all, did well. Very well. Face it, you loved the applause, which you most humbly accepted. That night, you stayed up convincing yourself that you really were that good. (As JB Singers, Sherri, along with her colleagues Michelle Hackett and Bob Cegon, knew that applause too well.) othing was more unifying for the school than its own semester final tests. Everyone hated them. Everyone stayed up studying for them. And most everybody felt guilty if and when he didn’t. (Because of the enormous pressure, Sherri finds need to resort to the hard stuff... chocolate bars ... which gave her more to worry about: malignant acne.) iuncLa., youM. JiaL coot up. jb)xcar, ao JiOt otyixZ jX drru AiuMy TJu nj Xd maJa 77bU) aoumdL oXyuruxt £mX. jJa tot juxy Jujruy1 tfochxJL a OitoX. 1 QACfUsixci tiUjo Xvj,7 x.’ .. .. 'IfiAMh) UAjllcL just a high schooler, for this was the real thing. Lose some old friends? Maybe. Run out of money? Most likely. Learn like you never had before? Guaranteed. ne thing awed you above all else. Your first taste of the real world. When you received your diploma, you also received some self-responsibility. No longer were you 3