Kennedy High School - JFK Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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AA Cheerleaders Have Vim, and Vigor For the first time in the history of Cougar Cheerleaders, our 1972 squad brought back to the school the Spirit Stick from the University of Mississippi Mid-South Cheerleader Institute. To leave camp with the Spirit Stick, cheerleaders must have won it at least three consecutive days and on Competition Day. Our cheer- leaders earned it for winning four out of five days, as well as on Compe- tition Day. dmv'

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D V A The members of the 1971-72 cheerlead- ing squad are tfrom l. to r.j: Steve King, Shel- ley Hayes, tcaptj Darlene Hellmers, Lisa Berry, Peggy Wentz, Mitzi Harrington, Mar- lene Hellmers, Nancy Stallings, and Murray Turner. B We praise you, mighty football team, say the cheerleaders and cheering section as Cougars score six more points. C I don't care if you are two minutes older than me, I'm the one who is leading this dance! says Marlene Hellmers to her twin sis- ter Darlene. D Being a firm believer in W0men's Lib, I feel it only fair that we switch places when I get tired, thinks Murray Turner. E With the kind of moral support we'll give the team, they're bound to win, says Shelley Hayes to Peggy Wentz. 'ff' 1 e iafeyt