Kennedy High School - Profiles Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Above: Pitching pi«a pay off tor PatrycjS Bednarz at Davanni'a. Out and about aomatimaa meant work. Right: Playing hia guitar. Paul Bernhardt axpraaaaa folk tradition eat by hia favorite muatciana. iP Openmg f UT AND ABOUT W Get th Hut of the doors of JFK and into the real world. The aix hour routine waa left behind in the masses of books. If homework was out of the question, what was a student to do? Part time careera made up much of the time spent away from school. Whether you bagged groceries at Byerly's or pitched pizzas at Davanni’a, the choice was yours. YOU decided how your time was spent. But all work and no play waa a tiresome combination. There waa food to be consumed and couchea to be conquered. You ahopped, tanned, or practiced sports. You looked forward to the time after school. You designed it. The time was yours to be out and about.

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Opening r; Left: Spirit thine through in the percussion drill of Kellie Christensen and Scott Dumas. Spirit inspired the drummers, at well as the rest of the band, to put forth their best effort. Above: Singing Telephone Hour, Carmen Erickson, Julie Aga, Karri Brocket, and Jodi Folkestad help to enthuse the Homecoming Pepfest crowd with their energetic choreography and smiles.

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LeM: Extracurricular activities were not always after school. In the fall. The Kennedy Choir hosted a Viking halt time show. Performing in front of some 56.000 people. Wendy 8insfeld and Matt Paine proudly sing God Bless the USA.-1 Below: For the theatre company, school did not end at 2:05. The seemingly endless hours of practice took dedication. Here Cindi Dominguez. Lisa Wacek. Nicole Wells and Chad Bell, work to polish -The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Above: Applying skills learned in class. Kelly Dunn takes time after school to pursue an interest in photography. ov : Ice cream and shopping perfect evening out for •d Holm and Tammy Hinrichs.