Jennings High School - Bulldogs Growl Yearbook (Jennings, LA)

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A Sound Mind and COACH BENNIE BROWN B.S., McNeese Physical Education COACH FRANK HOOD B.S., Northwestern Physical Education a Strong Body Go Hand in Hand The boys' P.E. program is a wide and varied one. In a game of soccer, one team kicks as another tries to reflect the ball from die goal. ABOVE: One of the favorite sports of the P.E. groups is basketball. A team member takes the ball at center as Mrs. Gaudet referees. MRS. JEANETTE GAUDE1 B.S., USL Physical Education MRS. LINDA MONTROSE B.A., Louisiana College Physical Education LEFT: Mrs. Webb sup ervises a game of shuffleboard during Recreation Games . 27 MRS. LINDA WEBB B.S., McNeese Physical Education

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Our Library Contains 5,500 Books MR. GERALD SARRADET B.A., USL Librarian Mr. Sarradet spends many hours in his office studying, reading, and writing bits of information so as to be able to help those that come to him. He also spends much time with the students themselves, helping them when they are in a rush and setting aside certain books for people that want them. Artie Berry and Mike Hawthorne are aided as they check out their books by Library Club member, Phyllis Hebert. At one time or another most students of Jennings High School have a study hall. The atmosphere in this long room is of the best, for not only is there fresh air and good lighting but also a variety of books, magazines, and newspapers all placed in chronological order to best aid the student. ABOVE: Bethel Boudreaux, one of Mr. Sarradet's active Library Club members helps him as he puts away books which had been checked out.

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1 MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.S. USL Driver Education Only if students obey the safety rules will they help in preventing accidents. Parking places were marked off in the front and back parking lots for more room and safety, but the lines will not help unless students observe them. Mr. Kennedy points out cars that are parked wrong to Wesley Says and Donald Lejeune. Informed Drivers Are Safe Drivers Besides learning about the fundamentals of driving, the driver's ed. students learn some of what goes under the hood. Betty Pepper and Linda Neal watch attentively as Mr. Kennedy shows them the fan belt. Henrietta Sittig and Randy Peloquin talk to Mr. Kennedy for a minute before getting behind the wheel of their driver's ed. car. Adjust your seat, put on seat belt, adjust rear view mirror, lock the door, release the brake, step on the clutch, put in neutral, turn the ignition, and put it in first are steps known backwards and forwards by Mr. Kennedy's students. Glenda Miller has almost completed them and is ready to drive, while Karla Jones patiently awaits her turn. 28