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

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AA A Students take time out to put up decora- tions for the holiday season. B I wonder if the Chanukah fairy will bring me some extra presents since I've been so good all year long, hopes Debbie Bresler as she lights the traditional candles. C. D.E. students decorate the window in front of the cafeteria during the Christmas sea- son. D Mr. Roniger let his artistic students draw a Christmas scene on his blackboard to give the room a festive air during the holiday sea- son. E Sherry Andersen patiently decorates the DE. window for the Christmas holidays.

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A Decisions, decisions! With only 500 left I can either pay for some gas or buy Mickey a daisy corsage and let her find her own way to the dance, thinks Alan Behr. B The swift dexterity of Vangie Armstrong's fingers help make the gym a more colorful place for the Homecoming dance. C Members of Stop, Inc. provide the music as Cougars danced the soles off their feet. D Students mingle at the Homecoming dance during one of the band breaks. E Rodney Plummer and Estella Denson dance to the music of Stop at Homecoming.

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hristmas Spirit Hits Kennedy The three weeks between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays were filled with happiness and ex- citement. The spirit could be seen by the Christmas trees and yuletide dec- orations that appeared in classrooms, the cafeteria, halls. and the office. Frowns and complaints were elim- inated in favor of smiles and holiday day dreams, while plans were made for the winter formal and Christmas vacations. The season encompassed both Chanukah and Christmas and a gen- erous spirit prevailed. Students pre- pared for the holidays by making food baskets, caroling, or gathering toys and needed articles to give to the underprivileged.