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

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A A vB A The Members of Mu Alpha Theta are fl. to r.j: lst row - C. Allmand, D. Fussell, vice pres., A. Maratea, Pres.: E. Fort. 2nd row - M. Daigle, E Rochkind, C. Hampton, C. Rogerie, W. Sarafyan, C. Bush, D. Liggio, S. Dombourian, Mr. W. Norris. 3rd row - K. Harvey, R. Jones, D. Becetra, T Dohse. N. Mogabgab, C. Eggerton. B The members of National Honor Society are fl. to rj: lst row - W. Sarafyan. C. Bush, L. Christiansen, C. Venturates, E. Mohr, M. Sternitzke, C. All mand, D. Liggio, D. Amor. 2nd row - D. Fussell, J. Bowers, G. Hampton, M. DeGeorge, B. Shambach, L. Hoffman, B. Bond, E. Andrews, R. Hopper, F. Fort, C. Stroughter. 3rd row + S. StCyr, S. Smith, J. Wester, F. LeBlanc, R. Oldendorf, J. Madere, S. Dombourian, L. Rabb, J. Liggett. C The members of the Le Cercle Francais are fl. to r.J: seated - L. Samuel, M. Sternitzke, C. Coppenger, S. Sarafyan, A. Zerlin, D. Bresler. Standing - J. Chachere, T. Shreiner, W. Roh, R. Hopper, S. Dombourian, S. StCyr, W. Sarafyan, M. Dudenhefer, A. Layne, Mrs. Palacious. D The members of Spanish Honor Society are ll. to r.J: lst row - G. Manning, B. Singerman, A. Schlumbrecht, C. Brooks, M. Helfer. 2nd row - C. All- mand, sec.-treas.g L. Rochkind, v. pres., B. Blalt, pres., S. Katz, Jr. v. pres., D. Becerra, reporter, Mrs. G. Simpson. 3rd row -US. Davillier, T. Brown, S Aleman, L. Christiansen, C. Venturates, C. Bush, J. Brown, J. Holmes. 4-th row - N. Mogabgab, D. Morrison, B. Breaux, J. Hernandez, S. Scott, K. Cook C. Rosenberg, C. Mejia. L. Farrar. 5th row - G. Giffin, M. Richardson, D. Vorhoff, B. Bybee, R. Salvador, A. Reyes, S. Goldstein, G. Fernandez, L. Leon S. Smith. a ,

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Beta Performs at Its Best Bc-ta Tri-Hi-Y is one of the major serviee clubs at Kennedy. The pur- pose of Beta is to create, maintain. and extend throughout home, School. and vommunity high standards of Christian rhararter. Besides adopting an orphan from Taiwan and entertaining at Kingsley House- on Halloween, the girls of Beta hold sovial functions such as slumber parties, rake sales, and their annual Waistlinr- Supper. Bela also participates in a ,Iavks tournament with Key Club and in the Youth Leg- islature held in Baton Rouge. I ttttt 3. ,,t..t .,i., . .

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.A6 if Members of Le Ccrele Francais met twiee a month with Mrs. Bartley as their sponsor. and enjoyed eating refreshments and talking about the French language and its eustoms, lit- erature. and art. Christmas earoling was a favorite outside aetivity of the French Club Spanish Honor Soeiety meetings under the supervision of Mrs. Gladys Simpson were frequently visited by YD guest speakers from Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries. The members planned several ser- viee projects for Christmas and also observed Spanish eustoms when they dined at a Spanish restaurant. The National Honor Society con- sists of students who strive to main- tain an average of 3.1 or above. Membership in the elulm is based on seholarship, serviee. eharaeter and leadership. Mu Alpha Theta eonsists of stu- dents who are in at least their third year of mathematies and who are high aehievers in that field. To be- eomc a member, a student must have a B average or better. The members tutor Kennedy students who need help with mathematies and also eom- pete in city wide tournaments. I Ly In.,t.IiQ Pf'v s,..1W'5!fM., 4.-I