Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Above: Droeoed (or the revelry of Homecoming, the cheerleader perform one of the meny hefftlme formetlon that earned them e aeoond-piece in etete ■ - c o m 111 o n. Right: Taking a brook from the Homecoming football action, Senior Royalty Mike OeUacher, Michell Brown, Bruce Wfleon, and Jenny Cronkhlt ahere the fun of the royal cert 12 Opening

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 M II set for 1 the big f game. But -dL first — one last look in the mirror. Oh, sure, you’ve all said it: “Oh, I wish we could get new uniforms. These ones are just awful! Sure you do. Was that why you took it home the night you got it and “tried it on” ... for half an hour? Despite all the rhetoric, you loved your uniform. Above: Not just any game, not |uat any play. John Nelson, Stevo Bciorsdorf and Stove Meyer celebrato the winning play of the 28-27 doublo-overtimo Homecoming victory over Richfield. True blue... and gold! Loft: Three years of varsity experience gives Kelly Berke the edge on a tough shot. It’s okay. You weren’t alone. Remember the games? When the whole team ran out on the field together? Well, you looked great. One massive wave of blue and gold. You were a team. You were an Eagle. A working, fighting, winning Eagle. And proud of it. No longer were you just another high school athlete. You played for Kennedy. You were true blue ... and gold. OfX'IMHJ II,

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