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

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Now I'm sure this is the dictionary I pressed my leaves in for Biology, says a bewildered Anthony Jones, What do you mean it's second period? I haven't even been to homeroom yet, says Sallie McQuitty trying to skim through the Odyssey for first period. If I had known that my dimpled knee would excite so many girls, I would have broken my ankle a long time ago, thinks Billy Mayronne. - This ridiculous faculty in their Drive for Excellence are really working us down to the bone. I thought I had all my dates lined up for this weekend but it seems I've come out short somewhere, worries Shelley Hayes. y , -sji

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Students Congregate in the Early Hours At Kennedy, the day begins long before the homeroom bell. Some stu- dents enjoy spending their pre- school time in planned activities such as meetings and practices. Oth- ers chose to spend this time in casual conversation with friends and facul- ty. YE I5

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SJYENL Sfvvuxzlx Individualism Plays cz Part Every person has his own idea of what he wants to be and students at Kennedy have their own ideas about what they want to do during their extra school time. Pupils study in the library. Cheerleaders use time for planning pep rallies. Our football co- captain plays a scrimmage game and breaks his ankle. Students gather in the morning spirit competitions. Students show their individualism in their use of leisure time. Ev