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

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Students Make the Rzghz Move AC AD A Officers of Sound, Cinema and Art Club are: Mike Hansen, productions co-ordinatorg Eric Linderman, executive producer, Patty Peneguy, financial advisor. Not shown are Helen Wiggins, editor, Chrissie Rogerie. direc- tor: Susie Herbert, documentarian. B Members of Sound, Cinema and Art Club are fleft - top to bottoml: J. McMahon, S. Bornkessel, M. Hogan, B. Melacon, R. Mir- anne, L. Mounicou, Mr. A. Dureau fright - top to bottomj: B. Blatt, .l. May, L. Biohem, L. Berry, M. Berry, A. Behr, S. Smith, R. Ste- vens, Mrs. A. Dureau fcenter - top to bot- tomjz K. Dwyer, E. Linderman, M. Hansen. C They think I'm so smart because I'M al- ways the first one to solve the equations, but what they don't know is that I can see their so- lutions when I'm standing up, snickers Eu- gene Jacques. D Members of the Equations Team are fl. to r.J: lst row - M. Daigle, R. Laugher, A. Meltzer, W. Sarafyan, D. Amor, E. Fort 2nd row - E. Jacques, D. Becerra, D. Fussell, M. Hodges. E Members of the Chess Club are tl. to r.j: lst row - sitting - R. Salvador, B. Farrugia, K. Brosette, .l. Gohd, M. Berry. Standing A T. Johnson, L. Shamburger, M. Hodges, M. Han- sen, T. Dohse, R. Jones.

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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.

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A The 1971-72 Speech Club officers are ffrom l. to r.i: Brenda Ellis, sect., Lynn Rochkind, pres.: Carol Simpson, vice pres., Lynda Weber, historian Qnot shown are Robert Assaf, treas.g and Richard Turner, publicityj B The members of the Speech Club are: fseated from l. to r.i R. Assaf, L. Weber, C. Simpson, L. Rochkind, B. Ellis, R. Turner. 1st row - R. Katz, M. Becker, A. Zerlin, M. Pollack, S. Conrad, C. Rogerie, H. Hardeman, D. Genovese, M. Fernandez, R. Seymur, T. Stillman, D. Johnston, S. Davillier, Mrs. Shaw fadvisorj. 2nd row - C. Miranne, M. Kancher, W. Fields, M. Woolley, N. Zichichi, R. Demonicea, F. Diedold, M. Verret, T. Kleamena- kis, B. Ennis, S. Pardue, L. Boihem, A. Schulman. 3rd row - P. McCor- mick, A. Levith, E. Fort, E. Bennett, K. Kirkland, L. Tuckerson, R. Mir- anne, E. Armstrong, C. Rosenberg, R. Bezou, F. Trujello, K. Bossette, C. Riley, L. Gansar. C If she would only realize that we have heard that announcement in every meeting this year, think the disgusted students. And it hasn't im- proved with age. D The members of the Bi-Racial Committee are lfrom l. to r.l: Paul Le- Blanc, Delfin Fernandez, Mitzi Har- rington, Mr. Narcisse, Qsponsori, Peggy Wentz, Rodney Plummer, Mary Keen, and Paul Morris lnot shown - Gerald Duprel. l L - ,Surf ,ff -f e