Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Led A beautiful night and a beautiful timo for Matt Henry and his date. Julie Walsh, to enioy a Saturday evening together at Riverplace. Below: Top state competitor Tim Olson mentally prepares himsell for the upcoming swimming events. His results displayed the true meaning of the Eagle gold standard elteve it; it‘s true. They said that your school could never have been as good as you claimed. But they were wrong. Not only was it good, it was the best. And that's what you told them. But they had to see it tor themselves. So you proved it all over again. Left: Trumpeters Todd Taylor and Dan Gracn sound a salute to the winning Eagle team. Aga - you did well in sports. Again you achieved high academic recognition. Agmn you won hundreds of awards, for everything from Merit Scholarships to Teacher-of-the-Year. Yes. you showed ’em. all right. Then they knew that your school was the best After all, there's no fighting a proven fact. They’d heard it. And you showed it: every last bit was true. ; 13

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th Below These two cars are not just Oan Moerke. and Mark Vornwald passing in the night: as the evening pause to talk with Cathy Ingersoll. draws to a close. Andy Lipstein. Cmdi Danielson, and Nicole Vober 7

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rwogelher, you wenl the distance. ■ r t$ hockey games. To parties. To class. To movies. Even to lunch. And twogether, you had twice the fun. Made twice the mischief. Created twice as many memories. And got — almost — twice as much accomplished. Sure, you had lots of friends. But wasn't there orif special person who always laughted at your jokes? One person who knew .• what to say or sometimes knew enough r to say anything at all? Someone who liked the same music you liked, or did things you enjoyed doing? When you were with that person. , i, could be . You were free to have fun. Allowed to be proud of yourself. And entitled to your bad days. The two of you had good times together. You could talk Above loll As gome lirno near and tension grow, seniors Paul Grimm and Clill Porter offer their support to each other as they enter their last Homecoming game at Eagles for hours, and then call each other five minutes later with something you forgot to say. But it was more than that. It was knowing that there was someone who would stick by your side — at all times. The two of you were a pair. Inseparable Unconquerable Above Amy Tanner and Lisa Chnlleen add their cheers lo Twogether the roar of the football crowd 4