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

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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

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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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Lights, Camera, Action - Paint!! This year the Sound and Cinema Club combined with the Ari Club. Students in the newly formed group wrote scripts, filmed movies and learned audio-visual techniques. The Sound, Cinema and Art Club filmed the action at Kennedy football games and produced several short mov- ies. The Club is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Dureau who supervise its activities. The Equations zeam at Kennedy is a club for any student with a certain amount of mathematical skill who enjoys competing with fellow team mates in at- tempting to solve mathematical equations with dice and number cubes. The Equa- tions Learn met in the library to play teams from other schools throughout the city. The Chess Club at Kennedy, sponsored by Mr. Joel Zelden, allows interested chess players to challenge other schools all over the state. The members of the club met every morning at 8:00 to com- pete with each other as preparation for fohtering Chess Club Tournaments.