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

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BY SHGWER PROVIDES GIFT FDR EEDY MOTHERS Prefect Suellea Tennyson seems pleased with the decision of the officers. as she presents to senior Lynn Bianthini the prize for the best wrapped gift. Lynn's was one of the many beautifully wrapped gifts brought to the Baby Show for Our Lady given on November 17. On the basis of originality and attractive- ness. these gifts were chosen best wrapped. Holding their prize-winning packages are Mary Handayan, Lynn Bian- chini, Beverly Frisard, and Judy Gomila, who smile happily in the knowledge that their time and effort will be appreciated by some little child. '49 l Music provided by the Collegians brought out the merriment at Our Lady's party, while Sodality officers and councilors judged the best wrapped gifts. There were many packages laid before the statue of Our Lady, each being a special gift to Mary from her Sodalists. Providing entertainment at the shower party are the Handayan Sisters, C0111- d A 't . Witli their vocal renditions, these girls posed of Rosalie, Mary, an ma lent an added attraction to the occasion.

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NNUAL WORKERS CAMPAIG FOR It's new! It's big! It's better than ever! These were the en- thusiastic cries of the senior members of the editorial staff as they make use of every means at hand on Annual Sale Day to introduce The Mariarzite to the underclassmen. Speeches, songs. and dances were the contents of the rally which, by its results, proved to have had a successful effect. LIBSCRIPTIO S When pioneer editor Liesel Reuther '53 and '56 Murifnzize editor, Roselyn Boneno, meet in the Annual room, work can be fun is a fact easily proven. As Liesel jests her consoling remarks to Roselyn, the staff and workers take time out from preparations for Annual Sale Day to enjoy the humor of the moment. Hook a look! Get a book! Get on the ball, you all! These were the humorous slogans responsible for such amused but interested faces. Gathered beneath the Auditorium balcony, these students, after being introduced to the Annual, acclaim in loud cheers that they are convinced. The Mnrimzize will be their proud possession at the end of the year. l48 I .l

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THRILLER A D KILLERS BATTLE FOR TITLES November, long the traditional month of elections, finds the students of Holy Angels busily engaged in their vigorous campaigns for titles in the annual popularity contest to select Wlio's VUho Among Our Seniors. Displaying the various signs, which dotted the campus for days preceding the actual voting, are these enthusiastic members of the Thriller and Killer tickets. The posters and slogans not only introduced the candidates to the student body, but also urged them to vote for their running mates. Trying to convince everyone of her fellow canclidate's tal- ents and achievements doesn't seem too hard for Thriller Helen Ruth Keppler. Fascinating the audience by her comi- cal gestures helped Helen Ruth to present her arguments to the student body and at the same time prove her right to the title of Wittiest senior. Gaynell Bordes, captain of the Killer ship, the Black Falcon, led her jolly pirates throughout the campaign. Their fighting spirit enthralled the students and helped to capture votes for their Killer ticket, so much so that the Killers won nine of the twelve titles available. ISO