Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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Talon, Patriot Record 1970 71 Memori Capturing those memorable moments is a full time job for both the Patriot and the Talon staffs. The school newspaper is published monthly by the Pa- triot staff. News of games, assemblies, dances, and other school activities are recorded by the staff and reported with humor and cleverness. Members of the Talon staff are busy with their collection of memories as they transform them into a yearbook. Looking back on pictures of classmates and faculty along with many of the events of the year revive memories of past school days. cgi SEATED: D. McClain, S. Nikolai, Mr. Dickelman, M. Best, M. Hampstead. STANDING: D. Leuckenhoff, K. Sheffield, P. Grzybowski, S. Pratt, S. Moore, G. Stevenson, N. Salvador, A. Marl, S. Cook, D, Beatty. - , ' . - Li NN! 54 - Student Life

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JFK Debaters Face Challenges, Remain on Top of Success A variety of sports are available for student partici- pation at Kennedy. Included in this list must be de- bate. Skills gained through this experience boost self confidence and school pride. Debaters tasted victory this year when last year's state champions were trounced by the Eagles. By gaining wins over the Ann Arbor-Huron, the top-rated team in the state, Kennedy debaters again added to the list of victories. Besides the value we gain now, experience in debate also pre- pares us for life. The co-operation and team effort in- stilled in debaters is important in all aspects of life. Under the supervision of Mr. Clements cooperation among team members is accomplished. 56 - Student Life BACK ROW: G. Salomone, M. Taylor, R. Mandell. THIRD ROW: L. Gentry R. Slusher, R. Quiel, A. Smith, B. Bergely. SECOND ROW: C. Burden M Gonda, D. Samuelson, D. Gorsline. FRONT ROW: Mr. Clements, Eachern, J. Homa, L. Hovorka, D. Whitwell, D. Nlorri, P. Sutika.