Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Below: Working Isle, Ed Leidig computer as they decide what and Bob Slettehaugh discover changes to make on their the advantages of a home computer graphics picture. course! You gave it your alt in class. You stayed after school and worked even harder when you got home. Those high standards set by teachers and coaches were surpassed, and you reached that elusive quality that sets Kennedy apart. Your dedication was the standard, for you became a symbol of extra effort and exertion. You believed in yourself and overcame the barriers that stood in your way. You were driven by a passion for perfection in academics, sports, and activities. The recognition that followed was only to be expected. Like six Merit semifinalists or a top award at the River Falls Marching Band Competition. Looking back, you could ask yourself: Was it worth it? At Kennedy, there was one answer: To get perfection, yes! xcellence. Kennedy students strove to achieve excellence. But where did that excellence come from? You, of Left: For Heidi Jshnke. the subdued environment of the library proves to be the ideal study place.

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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.

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