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

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68 Physical Education Insares Health and Safety The importance of physical fitness in daily living is stressed in gym classes. Each course level includes either six weeks of health and safety, first aid, or driver's education. The ad- vantages of daily exercise are empha- sized by the warm-ups which begin each class. AA MRS. SHIRLEY REBENNACK RE. IV, Pep Squad, Flag Team, Drill Team MR. KEN SAUNDERS P.E. IV, Basketball MISS DOROTHY SULLIVAN PE. II and III MRS. CHERYL TROENDLE P.E. III I ,i I Kmwo- , 'twat 4 ff S ii I gt ? f e I .. ', 5 S' ffgff' 5

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Exercise, Sports Provide for Total I - , . flip is 2, 1' ' eerr Fitness Individual and team competition are the basis for physical education classes at Kennedy. While the tradi- tional sports, such as football, bas- ketball, baseball, and volleyball are played, students compete individu- ally in gymnastics, archery, golf, wrestling, badminton and table ten- nis. Q rf:-,,1,t-ag-1 V i a MR. RAY RROEBA A ,. I I i ,M Driver's Education i ,i , iv MR. JIM LAVIN ' P.E. II and IV, Head Football Coach, Track ii Coach, P.E. Department Head si .-'t1. i - it is - W 2 R .hm 167

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MISS BARBARA WEICAND P.E. II, Tennis Team Sponsor MR. LOUIS WRIGHT P.E. III waz.fras:.,' wif f'iH: fix.. 1 N f .- e, , A- 'ig 23 'rid' t, 4 rw'-'Q '- 9 li 'L a ...,:,f A 1 rr :ffj9'iii1 G -f, -M A I'll do almost anything for a grade, but a knee release from the high bar is a little ridic- ulous, thinks Jan Brown as Susan Tice looks on with fear. B Once in the morning does it, smiles Quentin Brooks. C Tina Lewis exhibits the great courage and skill it takes to sit on the parallel bars. 'I6