Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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, .W , at ir' ov, The technicalities involved in capturing a good shot on film demand an alert mind and a sharp eye. The fine photography throughout the yearbook is ample proof that Vivian Mancuso, photography editor, and Rhoda Viellion, her assistant, meet these requirements. Here Rhode hands Vivian a bulb from the supply case to be inserted into the flash attachment. il!! Publicity is the key to accomplishment in regard to the yearbook. Assistant art editor, Marie Catalanotto, expresses her approval as Helen Ruth Keppler, art editor, explains the significance of the annual goal chart to Marguerite Sofio, advertising manager, before erecting it in the hall. IO6 Ability, competence, and efficiency determine the qualified typist for The Mtzriazzize staff, and these girls fill the bill satisfactorily. Receiving a rough draft from assistant Rosemary Richard, our diligent copy editor. Irma Reyes, prepares to transfer the write-ups to good copy sheets. T ..t tt 1 iii'i , if Each task, large or small, is an essential one when it concerns The Murimzile. The daily duty of Anita Handayan and Ann Martinez consists in delivering and returning used film to the developers. Such adequate efficiency among the workers explains the All-Catholic rating of our yearbook.

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FOR ALL-CATHOLIC RATI G Sister M. Catherine of Siena, sponsor of The Mmimzife, gives an explanation of the ma- terials contained in the Yearbook Kit to annual workers Judy Gomila, Jackie Schroeder, and junior assistant editor Joyce Cole. Proper proportions and correct angles -these are the prevalent thoughts in the minds of the lay-out staff members. Suellen Tennyson, assistant layout edi- tor, Iris Martin, circulation manager, annual worker, Ann Martinez, and Pat Daniel, layout editor, seem little af- fected by the technicality of their Work, but rather show signs of true qualifica- tions with their smiles of enjoyment. Preparing a vital part of the yearbook, literary editor, Kathleen Saba, and assistant Patricia Lacerya work diligently on the theme. Their time and energy spent in research for the theme were a great help towards the publica- tion of The Maritmite.

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ALUM AE RELIVE CAMPUS MEMORIE These girls, leaving the chapel of Our Lady of the Seven Dolors, are typical of many found on the campus during homecoming day. Proudly displaying their lovable babies, who may someday be students of Holy Angels, are four members of the Alumnae. The added attraction of babies was one of the highlights of the day. Witlm smiles of assurance, these mem- bers of the Alumnae team prepare to defend their title against the varsity team of A.H.A. in their traditional volleyball game. I07 Members of the Alumnae Association of A.H.A. preserve their bonds with the school by ,sponsoring an annual day for themselves and the graduating class. The Alumnae en- courages scholarship and school spirit by awarding the Sister Aloysius Memorial award and the English award to the most deserving seniors. 4 w Pausing for a moment to take a picture doesn't seem to bother both outgoing and incoming officers, Cecil Poillion, Sylvia Ballas, Dorothy Bouche, Kitty McCarthy, Beryl Murphy, and Alice Franek, as they gather for a friendly chat. You can be assured that laughter and gaiety will prevail throughout their conversation, as they recapture many old memories.