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

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LE DI C5 THLETES MERIT RDS K Ilf- ismi 'L ii? SS n Ugg Displaying the trophies and sweaters which they received for faithful and dependahle service, senior varsity members, Cynthia Montallvano, Jeanne Arnoult, Sue Dugas, Martha Graffia, Helen Ruth Keppler, Stenie Ostarly, and Margaret Remson proudly gather around team coach, Miss Norma Kokotas. Senior Gaynell Bordes. having served as cheerleader- in-rhief for three of her four years as a tliecrleader, was deservingly awarded a trophy and a sweater for her devoted and untiring efforts in leading thost Pep Sq Landry awards out the uad moderator, Sister Mary Carmel, presents senior rders Marguerite Sofio, Gaynell Bordes. Phyllis cheerlei , and Georgette Viellion with individual trophy in recognition of their faithful participation through- sthool year, IZ' who lead the Pep Squad, Tears of happiness brighten the eyes of Georgette Viellion. outstanding member of the Pep Squad, as she proudly displays the trophy awarded her for four years of perfect attendance and loyal servite in all athletic endeavors.

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DEBATERS CAPTURE SPOTLIGHT AT S.L.C. Gee, but it's great to debate. especially when you can return home with 11 out of 12 victories and a first place rating from Southeastern Louisiana College. Our varsity debaters. Pat Lacerva, Gaynell Bordes, Jessie Ber- geron, and Margie Boesch, hold their hard-earned prize of forensic accomplishment, the winner's plaque. Jessie, Gay. and Pat merited additional distinction by re- ceiving Superior Senior Delaateru ratings for placing among the top six debaters in the tournament. Beaming sophomore debaters, Yvonne Keller, Anna Eng- lert, Elda Fairchild, and Rhoda Viellion, proudly display the plaque they received at the Hammond Speech Tourna- ment. Our junior debaters received this trophy for having proven themselves the best debate team in the junior divi- sion. If only Shakespeare were here---I know he'd be proud, but not nearly as proud as his own Sbu1k6'Jf7c'rl7'e?,5 Lfzdierf' Here is the cast that won first place in the one-act play division at SLC, Superior and polished acting was dis- played hy Marilyn McVille as Cleopatrag Sandra Luscy, as Desdemonag Jessie Mae Bergeron. as Portiag Gaynell Bordes as Julietg Georgette Viellion as Katherine, and Mary Lea Billa as Ophelia. Congratulations, girls, and Mrs. Burrows. your director, as well. I20 Special Southeastern recognition goes to Gaynell Bordes, who merited a Superior rating in poetry interpretation. Beverly Crowley holds the Excellent certificate she received for prose interpretation, and orator Jessie Bergeron looks at her Excellent award. Through their success in these fields. this trio brought honor to A.H.A,

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STUDENTS EXCEL IN COMPETITI E EVENTS Clasping hands, Ann Schroeder, Linda Mayer, Rosalie Handayan, .To Ann Karl, Paula Tomatis, Myrna Cicero. Linda Musmeci, De Ann Gosseu. Pat Polito, Linda Leddy, Evalyn Durand, julie Grentz, Zenobia Salvaggio, and Marie Louise Salvaggio. congratulate one another on having their poetry compositions published in the National Poetry Anthology. fi Senior Gaynell Bordes displays the oratorical ability that ably qualified her to represent A.H.A. in the citybwide I Speak for Democracy contest and to win the inter-school competition of the C.S.M.C. Oratorical contest. Further qualified, Gay entered ancl won the archdiocesan finals, thus giving A.H.A. the necessary third annual win to claim the Arch- bishop joseph Francis Rummel Trophy, as its per- manent possession. The presentation of the award and a portion of Gay's oration were filmed and recorded by WDSU-TV cameramen to later appear on the air with honorary recognition. The happy countenance of Ann Schroeder, Rosalie Handayan, Madeline Meyer, Francesca Burmaster, Moya Landry, Beverly Stilley, Linda Helminger, Dorothy McKernan, Judy Goodwyne, and Yvonne Fulham indicate their satisfaction in winning certifi- cates from the National Essay Contest and thereby having their works published in the Anthology l22