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

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Students Organize by Interests The majority of Kennedy's stu- dents belong to some type of club. Groups are organized with the ap- proval of the S.B.A. and if enough students are interested. Some Clubs are geared to individual talents while other organizations attract students because of their academic interests. Whether a student's concern is sports or math he can find a place in one of Kennedy's many clubs. YE

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A Yes, Lynn, there is a Chanukah fairy, whispers Mrs. Shaw to Lynn Rochkind. Here is the letter to prove it. B How am I supposed to know whether or not you give discounts to students? asks Mrs. Holcombe. But it sure would be nice if you give them to teachers. C F.B.L.A. members listen attentively to a speaker explaining Ten Easy Ways to Suc- ceed in Business Without Really Trying, D Look here, Baby Bush, it is here just like I said - The Cougar Rag in B flat, explains Mr. Dombourian to Cheryl Bush. E Mr. Roniger helps David Fussell put up the National Honor Society arms before a Wednesday morning meeting. 32 of

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A Daniel Beccera does last minute home- work while waiting patiently for the beginning of a Red Cross meeting. B Beta members listen attentively to officers as they conduct a Thursday afternoon meet- ing. C Three feet two, eyes of hlue, man oh man what we can't do chant Beta officers ata wel- coming skit for new members. D Senior Brothers member Paul LeBlanc uses spare time before basketball practice to look over an assignment in class. E I hate to spoil Charlie's idea about all Key Club members shaving their heads into the shape of a key, Jack, but . . ., mutters James Neher to .lack Thorson.