Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Features Below: Intramural broombatl meant making good buddies white having a heck ol a tot oi fun on the ice. Chuck Struck and Jed Lanenberg celebrate a goal by pouncing on teammate Scott King Right: Vy.ng lor the title ol the world's biggest CofUoca candy eater. Jim Wise down's his 32nd box As hi$ habit took over his hie. his locker was slowly given way to his vice. Above: Lunchtime in the halls time lor sophomores Kim Pankonin and Heidi Orvold to trade a little news (some would call it gossip ). Lunch offered the only real break in the day for gathering with friends. Right: These guys have what it takes They have the right stud Chris Lembeck and Diego Wendt show it oft Far right: Dressing up to be extra handsome for his date, the voluptuous Kris Herbstnth. macho Paul Grimm finds it hard to be-'.eve that ust wearing sharp clothes will get him this kind ot girl. i 20 Features

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 - m1 Activities Below: It it’s a varsity hockey game. Paul Mr Spirit Spies has to be there, leading the (arts in a show of support (or the Eagle team Above left: At the Homecoming football game. Julie Lundek lends encouragement to a struggling team Below: Emotion s everywhere as the hockey crowd enjoys getting together to out-shout Jelterson Above: in the center stage spotlight at the chous' Holiday Show. JB Singers icanne Craven and Jett Laronberg perform a Christmas duet Above: Computer programming captivates Sharon Danielson, she works to complete a class project Above right: Chris Tokefson adds to the Pep Band's sound as the group builds basketball game spirit

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On the twentieth Anniversary ot his death. Juke Defest jr •Zand Chns ToKetson gaze at the port mtf fibt John F Kennedy m the school foym? '.it was shrouded in black in memory t, 'ttrs assassination on Nov 22. 1963 ■■■■ov. 22, 1983. J I m H The date marked- , 19 1 the twentieth ' • I anniversary of 19 the assassinati° ' I I of a President. Of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. . 1 That President — that name meant more to us here • ' than it did to most. To us. it meant blue and gold. The Eagles. Kolleens. graduation mottos, a yearbook ' bame. and a school hymn. It meant us. To us. Naval officer John F. Kennedy gave the Navy’s . blue and gold colors, and the? 1 tune of the Navy Hymn for 1 Kennedy's Alma Mater. To us. President Kennedy J gave the proud Eagle — our J mascot, and national symbol.Jj To us. the Irishman gave r the name of the danceline —P Kolleens. pretty young lasses.; jr And Profiles, from the President’s book, Profiles in Courage. The Torch? From ' i! the inaugural speech; “The j, Torch is passed to a new generation of Americans ... j | Most importantly. John F. Kennedy gave us identity. We identify with a President whom the communl jChose to honor by naming a J new school in his memory. 1 And this year — 20 years j after his assassination. — '! we stopped to look back to our beginnings, at the traditions that make us John F. Kennedy High Schools n Nov. 22,196 Recalling JFK left: It is 20 years after the assassination ot President John F Kennedy As part of the memorial to the late President. John Kunzer and l ane AHen read about the tragic event that shocked the nation on Nov. 22. 1963. Remembering'