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

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truggle to Meet Three Close Deadlines Checking ad lists and completing ad tiling are assistant business manager Claudia Mumphrey, busi- ness manager Gayle Ingolia, advertising manager Chris Coig, and assistant copy editor Linda Helminger. Yvonne Keller, literary editor, accepts the envelope containing news Judy Gomila, art editor, and Myra Vollenweider, layout editor, stories and picture captions for one of the pages of the yearbook discuss the layout for the praying hands designed for The Marianite from circulation manager Doris Steppe, while Simone Abadie, by senior Pauline Cusimano. photographer, checks her files for the corresponding pictures. Realizing the importance of accuracy in yearbook work, proofreaders carefully check both rough drafts and final copies which they have received from copy editor Elda Fairchild.

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The Morionite Staff and Worker To present an informative record of high school life at A.H.A. is the purpose of The Marianite. Those who work on its production are given the opportunity to put Their literary and creative abilities into practice in various phases of journalism such as: caption and news story writing, photography, lay- out, typing, art, business, proofreading, and general checking of material. True Annual Workers learn the real meaning of the term work, for they must meet three close deadlines if the final product, the year- book, is to be received before the school term is over. Workers also develop a spirit of cooperation and togetherness as they all strive toward a com- mon goal. During the course of the year, the staff sponsors several proiects, among which are the popularity and beauty court contests and Annual Sales Week. The staff and workers alike are finally rewarded with tangible evidence of their time and hard work -their yearbook! Editor-in-Chief, Rhoda Viellion, checks off the progress chart as the various phases of work on the '58 Marianite are completed. Assistant editors, Jackie Schroeder and Gail Gelpi, and iunior assistant editor, Catherine Vicari, give copy for the second ship- ment a final check. 56

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QQ--1 -- un-an ur- s W - ----A--1-umuur-----v-------.im-1-M Alumnae Triumph Over Varsity Discussing the future plans of the Alumnae Association are officers Leisel Reuther, treasurer, Laurie Ohlmeyer, secretary, Janis Kitto, vice president, and Evangeline Malero, president. Members of the Alumnae Associa- tion held their annual A.H.A. Home- coming on Sunday, October 28. During the day the Alumnae at- tended Holy Mass, held a business meeting, and enioyed their dinner. Afternoon entertainment was supplied by '58 talent nighters. The day came to a glorious conclusion when the Alumnae team beat the varsity volley- ball team 34-29. This was the first alumnae victory in many a year. Alumnae Day provided an opportun- ity for all to relive many happy high school memories. Enioying breakfast after Homecoming Mass are former students of Holy Angels. Cecile Poillon of the Alumnae volleyball team picks up a fast serve, proving that time has failed to dull her athletic skill. Neither has it dulled that of her alumnae team- mates, Mary Ann Mistretta, Betty Renz, Jo Ann Karl, Vivian Mancuso, Oralie Smuck, Gladys James, and Liesel Reuther, former star players of A.H,A. 58