Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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r ri he choir sang. The orchestra performed. The stage was set. Tradition reigned. Everything was perfect. The time was right. You had voted for your King and Queen. The only thing you could do was wait. But waiting was half the fun. You dreamed at coronation. You shouted at the pepfest. You cheered at the game. Homecoming was a time to step forward. A time to be noticed. Your chance to be a star. It was your time to shine. You remembered who went before you. You remembered the twenty years of pride. And you respected those who represented you now. Homecoming spirit said a lot about Kennedy. Pride tradition EXCELLENCE You carried the tradition. You were Kennedy's star quality. Lett: The ballot were in; tho vote were counted. Chosen by tho entire student body as the 1966 Coronation winners. Queen Lisa Blumke and King Omar Awad smile proudly and wear the symbolic crowns and robes of Homecoming. Thoy symbolized the best of Kennedy they had star quality! I

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Wi Below The pressure of Terri Zvorak and Jeff Landreth Coronation is behind them, and Senior Ambassadors: Lynette Colims the Homocoming Royalty can and Shawn Weller. Senior Royalty relax St Paul's Ordway Music Row 3. Mike McCallion and Carmen Theatre provides the setting lor Erickson Junior Attendants: Tom this formal portrait of the Meier, Dawn Stcenbcrg. Sophomore 1985-86 Blue and Gold Royal Ambassadors. Anion Johnson. Jenny Court — the twenty-first to wear Koscielski. Sophomore Attendants: Kennedy's capes and crowns Bob Slettehaugh and Amy Tanner. Front row Steve 8eiersdorf and Junior Ambassadors Joelle Laniel Senior Royalty Oueen Lisa Blumke and King Omar Right: After a busy morning at the Awad. Cheryl Bauer Scot Schultz Ordway. attendants Amon Johnson Senior Royalty. Row 2 Ron Bell, and jenny Koscielski relax Penm Elmore Senior Royalty

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m . i -n(wr ,ui Below: Paul Purington add his trombone sound to the band in a welcome for Chinese visitors. Right: Eighteen hundred pairs of eyes are on thorn during the JB's Homecoming pepfest show, but talented performers Michelle Turner and Jim Tobiason only have eyes for each other. Right: Quizzing each other for World Studies helps Patty Moran and Denise Steen prepare for tests.