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

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CELESTIAL PATRONS HELP us TO FOLLOW G-on THROUGH ouR GRC-EANIZATIONS NOBLE DOMINATIONS, Gods messengers of love, our prayer radiates the heavens as we petition you. Relying on your direction, we carry out the duties of our organizations, for th art the angels of SOVEREIGNTY . . . ,ff Q :'..2ff' K wil? L 7 i B su n X QQ ii'-'A 45 , . ,Vg

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SCIENCE STUDENTS LEAR THROUGH GENERAL SCIENCE UNCOVERS MYSTER- IES . . . The principle of the telephone is very simple, explains Mrs. Gipson to these sophomore science students, Pat di Benedetto, Consuelo Carson. and Carolyn Wiggintcvn. The girls agree that their science class is a welcomed chance to uncover the mysteries that surround their daily lives. EXPERIME TATIO CHEMISTRY STUDENTS PERFORM EXPERI- MENTS . . . Eager to learn of the mysteries of nature, these chemistry students, Patsy jane White. Moya Landry, Pat Eagan and Mary Agnes Fields, carefully prepare a chemical experiment, under Sister M. Jude's supervision and watch the knowl- edge of the elements unfold before them. HOME NURSING DEMONSTRATES COR- RECT PROCEDURE . . . One of the most prac- tical courses offered to senior students is that of Home Nursing. As future housewives and homemakers, Anna Bailey, jill Colomes, jackie Bergeron, Catherine Meyer. and Betty Macaluso learn under the direction of Sister Mary Carmel the importance of the techniques to be applied in properly making a sick bed. They also receive instruction in the performance of other similar household duties. 82

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STUDENT COUNCIL FGSTERS COOPERATIO The Student Council provides a me- President Gaynell Bordes installs Pat Daniel into the vice presidency by accepting her oath of office and passing on the flame of her candle, symbolic of the power of reason and authority which should reign in every I'l1Cfll- ber of the Student Council. dium through which student opinions may be voiced. Through its varied ac- tivities, the Council strives toward a better understanding of student problems and their solutions. The newly inaugurated administration of the Holy Angels Chapter in the National Association of Student Councils ars: Pat Daniel, vice presidentg Gaynell Bordes, pres- identg Juanita Matherne, secretaryg and Mar- guerite Sofio, parliamentarian. The Student Council at Holy Angels has proven its value many times this year. On one of those occasions, Council members gave short speeches on recreation, health, co-operation, self-im- provement. and citizenship, which are the objectives of every member of this student associa- tion. 84