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

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STUDIES

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SISTER M. OF ST. MONICA . . . Religion, business math, and English are the subiects taught by Sister M. Monica. Sister has attended Holy Angels and Our Lady of the Lake Colleges, Loyola and Notre Dame Universities, and Pius X School of Liturgical Music in New York. Much of Sister's talent has been devoted to moder- ating the Holy Angels Olee Club. She has done fine work in the musical field in training both individual singers and the entire group, and in fostering music appreciation and liturgical devotion among the stu- dents during her nine years on the faculty. SISTER M. OF ST. LOUISE . . . Senior commercial teacher Sister M. Louise makes good use of the helpful magazine Today's Secretary for imparting to her students a practical knowledge of the busi- ness world. Sister attended Holy Angels College De- partment, Loyola University, and the Catholic Univer- sity branch at Incarnate Word College. Besides teaching Spanish, Sister extends help to her commercial students both during and outside of class. She plays an important part in preparing students for participation in the C.B.E.A. Rally and is influential in finding employment for many of her pupils. MISS NORMA KOCOTAS . . . Miss Norma Kocotas, popularly known as Miss Kay, is the school's physical education teacher and varsity coach. She may right- fully be credited with the wonderful achievements rnade by both iunior and senior varsity teams. Form- erly a 2nd Lt. in the United States Army, Miss Kay was also a student at Southwestern Louisiana Insti- tute, Dominican College, and Loyola University. For three years she has been leading quite a busy life here at A.H.A. conducting an outstanding physical education program, including the maior sports of volleyball, basketball, softball, and numerous minor sports. Miss Kay also conducted courses for all iuniors and seniors in First Aid and Home Nursing in order to better prepare the girls for their future lives ahead. SISTER M. OF ST. LUA . . . This little Irish nun, be- loved by teachers and students alike, is noted for her angelic disposition and encouraging smile. The academic seniors reap the fruits of her years of study at Loyola University, Our Lady of the Lake College, the Catholic University, and the Notre Dame University Spirituality Institutes. Moderator of Our Lady's Sodality, Sister Lua must have a very special place in our Lady's heart. Her untiring work for the Sodality has helped to in- crease devotion to the Blessed Mother among the students of A.H.A. , , 1 , I - - mwpm-.1 1 Mrasswwmamsxmmam it .wit we 14 1-wxs1fS2e!..s.fft if s.

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Come Holy Spirit of Love. Enlighten us in our sluolies with The light of revelation. ProTecT Us in our studies vviTh Thy enveloping shield of truth. Direcf us in our Way of life as sruclenls, with Thy sevenfolcl gills, That we may not falfer from Thy paih bul bring forth fruirs abundanily. Pray Always aww ' 7 9 fm .ll F 99 ii 41 Z 1 e K . Tl U il 553,11 55 if X242 fi Q W .f if T, ff! FH