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

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MR. WILLIAM VILLASANA Assistant Principal Understanding Students Begins in These Two Offices Keeping a school of Kennedy's size running smoothly and efficiently while maintaining order, takes the total efforts of these two men, Mr. William Villasana, the assistant prin- cipal and Mr. Victor Narcisse, the coordinator of student affairs. Mr. Villasana deals with the disci- pline necessary to preserve the high academic standards for which Ken- nedy is known. Mr. Narcisse, completely sepa- rated from the disciplinary functions of the administration, acts as a medi- ator to assist students and teachers in making necessary adjustments.

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A A. L. Firment, Principal, John F. Kenne- dy High School. B As of yet, I have not become adjusted to reading the arms of my Mickey Mouse clock explains Demetria Turnbull as she persuades Mr. Firment to allow her to check in late. C Approval of the various department bud- gets is one of the many tasks Mr. Firment per- forms as principal. D I never really noticed before what nice legs these young student teachers have, thinks Mr. Firment with a quiet grin. E As principal, Mr. Firment carefully ob- serves daily activities within the school and of- fice.

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MR. VICTOR NARCISSE Coordinator of Student Affairs A Mr. Villasana gleefully flips through the school's files to locate the schedule of his next victim. B Contact with students and student opin- ions involvcs most of Mr. Narcisse's time in his daily schedule. 9