Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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HOMEROOM 10-3: FRONT ROW.' K. Buzo, R. Briggs, D. Brown, K. Boike, T. Burnlzanz, L. Bovier, C. Brown, R. Burris, M. Cagle. MIDDLE ROW: M. Boyer, D. Bryan, C. Byrd, T. Calcutt, S. Branum, L. Cain, S. Calahan, V. Callejo, J. Brunell, P. Brack. BACK ROW: T. Bolling, C. Baughan, F. Bonilla, M. Bolan, S. Breznai, D. Brown, B. Bone, K. Brachel. HOMEROOM 10-4: FRONT ROW: D. Coulter, R. Carnac, L. Chryznowski, L. Carry. C Cole, P. Cartwriglzr. MIDDLE ROW: T. Carlini, D. Castle, J. Coilzam, B. Chapman, R Christian, B. Clegg, K. Carlini. BACK ROW: P. Casgro, G. Carlini, B. Cody, C. Campbell S. Cargill, R. Corenett, A. Carrasco, D. Clark. 84 Underclassmen 1

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Forward to Active Years at ,IF I .ygf HOMEROOM 10-1: FRONT ROW: D. Anne, S. Ashbrock, E. Atherton, C. Aho, M. Alzler, P. Ames, C. Austin, C. Auler. MIDDLE ROW: G. Altman, D. Anderson, J. Attelio, C. Baber, .l J. Baker, Keith Ballard, Kevin Ballard, J. Beaudoin, T. Bevins. Andrews, W. Abbley, P. Anderson, M. Andrews, V. Ampezzan. BACK ROW: R. Anderson, Acheson, S. Anderson, R. Adkins, D. Adams, D. Adamisian, M. Baietty, L. Baas. Each person travels through life, finding many doorways which open to success, joys, achieve- ments, and perhaps disappointments. As Sopho- mores first pass through the doors of JFK, unique experiences confront them. Fulfillment of dreams seems closer to reality. Each individual's creative expression increases enjoyment of common occur- ences, and helps him rely on his own ingenuity. Election of class officers and representatives to participate in Student Government begins Sopho- more activities at Kennedy. The total three year period should be a time to study, think, learn, mature, and to enjoy. During this first year, the key is molded which will unlock the door to scho- lastic and social accomplishments. .10-2: FRONT ROW: N. Balogh, J. Blair, C. Beyer, J. Bartalc, L. Bentley, L. C. Beckzus. MIDDLE ROW: D. Beaudrie, R. Bobak, D. Beggs, D. Belknap, K. Bache- D. Beeler, C. Bartolo, B. Beasley. BACK ROW: C. BelU'0rd, C. Bates, J. Blank, J. Band- Underclassmen 83

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Sophomores Take Active Part During Their First Homecoming Far left: The 1969 homecoming was the first exposure to Eagle homecomings that the Class of 1972 witnessed. This is the float which they so diligently worked on and which ranked high in the voting for the best homecoming Hoat. Lek: Piper McPherson and Gary Shojf give serious thought ana' discussion as to where they are going to go to eat fwer the homecoming dance. Bottom: Just one of the many foursomes of sophomores who attended the homecom- ing dance and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. HOMEROOM 10-5: FRONT ROW.' R. Crouse, C. Czajkowski, V. Cude, B. Crowley, K. Czewski, C. Cuddy, J. Cowell, J. Daniels, J. Dunflower, L. DeMarco. MIDDLE ROW: J. Datson, M. Diaczenko, P. Davis, L. Cousineau, J. Day, H. Deauet, M. Daniels, P. Darnell, D, Crosby. BACK ROW: D. Cripps, B. Day, T. Dillion, R. Cullen, M. Dee, J. Crain, J. Cal- loway, J. Cullen, P. Crain, H. Czerranna. Underclassmen 85