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

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74 MISS SANDRA BURING Tulane Mrs. Dureau History MR. ORESTES HERNANDEZ L.S.U.N.O. Mrs. Simpson Spanish MR. LLOYD LINDSAY Loyola Mr. Zelden History MISS BARBARA PERRY L.S.U.N.O. Mrs. Bartley French A No, I'm sorry, but I don't tutor on Friday nightsf' says debonaire Lloyd Lindsay to his third period girls. B But if any more flour is added to the batter, the biscuits will be too tough l exclaims Jill Caruso, a con- cerned home economic student, l 4 I

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Demonstrations and Experimentation Promote Understanding Our science department provides an exciting field of study for Kennedy students. Each instructor in the depart- ment uses demonstrations to aid students in the under- standing of the subject being discussed. Through experi- mentation, students learn to reason for themselves. The courses included in the science curriculum are: Science, Biolo- gy I and II, Chemistry, Chem- Study, and Physics. MISS JOYCE SIEKMANN Biology II, Honors, Department Head MRS. CONNIE TILIAKOS BSCS Biol0gY, English II

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MISS STEPHANIE RHODES MRS CAROL SMITH MRS. SUSAN THERIOT XHVICT Dominican Loyola MIS RCbCIlIl3Ck Mrs Love Mrs. Butrum PhY51C3l EdUC3U0f1 Home Economics Physical Education Student Teachers Acquire Experience College students preparing to be- come teachers gain practical experi- ence through student teaching. Ken- nedy's student teachers come from various universities located within the city. They learn from observing the techniques of their supervising teacher, and experiment with their own ideas when they take over a class. Kennedy's students benefit fromithe introduction of new teach- ing methods. 175