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

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mr-Halas We 4 2, , W CA VD I ti s ' 1- A gs G 3 hs! vfkqck f 'ISA 4 15' .1 ,AF-I .MN w MRS. ELEANOR WALSH Art I. II MR. WARREN WILLIAMSON Department Head, Art II, III, IV A Janet May contributes her art work to the Christmas decorations in Mr. Williamson's classroom. B Every time I try to draw that boy, he ends up with a blank look on his face, says a confused Cili Ziblich. C Benny Thompkins experiments with acryl- ics and tempora paints in his Art III class, D Yes, these little clay biscuits are deli- cious with jam and butter, says Mrs. Walsh as she eats the goodies her students made for her. 'I4

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Paint, Patience, and Practice Are Only a Part. Students taking courses in Art at Kennedy are first introduced to basic techniques where an awareness and appreciation of beauty is stressed. They work from simple materials to more complicated projects such as clay and enameling. Art courses of- fered this year were Art I, II, III, and IV. 'iii B Q ff,1t- i 55 ' gy ' lvv ,ii, V 1st,t, yi YB 1 fat? 9 ff 5 1 f ' Q 5' 2 RQ MPP 1 a u.. Z5 IM- ,syrup wg, ,, M - A 4 I sg? 3 gg , gig 4, I 4 1, , 3 ifii1??V ., , fy li,- 34' 1 ff ,Site 2432 W Hfggjge J 5, 'F L fr Y pf ks 1 ig ,..p if W if 3

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Office Education Provides Experience Students interested in business ca- reers are offered a wide selection of elective programs in that field at Kennedy. Business courses this year consist- ed of Clerical Practice, Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping, and Business Math. Through the Cooperative Office Education and Distributive Educa- tion programs, selected students were offered opportunities to gain on-the-job experience during their school year. ti., . fi It .