Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Leri: Caught m a bind. Mark Link resorts to getting some quick answers from a neighbor's paper Below: Peanut brittle in Chemistry? Cheryl Nordos and Mona brahm test thek results Below left: Taking advantage of Al Fasching and Cal Strand's chat. Dawn Eljah sneaks by Below right: Enjoying a show. Bandy Sorenson sees Crag Essetnan and Scott Gdden take bus passes from Peter Stevens and Bi Pms. whie Dan Simpson and Rob Dubay keep driver Dwayne Richder busy. ometimes — no matter who you were — you had to break the rules. Of course, you had good reason. Your j basketball game ran late, or you forgot your books at school over the | weekend. So surely it wasn't your fault that you were forced to plagiarize that paper at the last minute. I Then there were bus passes, which you couldn't remember everyday, so sometimes a friend loaned you his through the window Of course, there were always those big rules — which other people broke — like breaking into a locker. But that wasn't your thing because like most students, you only broke the rules ... when you had no choice. Sometimes you break the rules Breaking Rutes 21

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r « VV? « ■• « « ieature l z fi' 0e ow: Wna 's sc xxtf without some gossip to enkven the day? Am Jarrard Ms in Kathy Shannon on the latest news, not rooking that Kathy has plenty to ted herself Right: Different letters, afferent Jackets. Put London Hagert and Dan Coins were on the same team this year. After Lincoln closed. Codins become a Kennedy wrestler Above: Look mto senior Joanne Serge's eye See a student who won't forget... her friends, her participation, her seemingly endless 12 years . of school. Right: Coming to school is tough, but coming to school and being bored is terrible. Junior Joel Wolter struggles to stay interested In his math assignment Right: There's nothing — repeat — NOTHING quite kke owning your own car Junior John Thorman shows oft the perfect hnes of hcs vintage '67 Pontioc GTO. 20 Features

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Perfect School! Right: The sport? Hockey. The gome? The first of the season against Jefferson tn on ice Gardens fated to overflowing with screaming Eogle and Jaguar fans, the atmosphere couldn't help but be electric — and infectuous Jeff Rannow can't resist oddng his voice — or what was left of It — to the cheer From East to West. Eagles are the best! It was a year of winning, in the classroom and on the paying field Was JFK a perfect school? To hundreds of students at hundreds of afferent moments, the answer hod to be a resoundng. screaming. boosting. YES! erfection. P Mostly, the term is misused or abused by people who don't understand it. Those who confuse its true significance often casually declare a thing to be perfect when what they mean is adequate. How you react to something tells the difference. A bored sigh? Brand it adequate. But if you emit ear-splitting screams that echo for miles, you know you're into the real thing. Go ahead. Say it: It's p-e-r-f-e-c-t. Right: No contestI He could have token some tough math class, or maybe a foreign language He might have even signed up to be a student assistant. But no. Jim Nelson was too smart for that He took the best class of an Study Hof Yawn good choice. El perfecto! 22 The Perfect