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

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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

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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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Parents Coo erate With Facult During the 1957-58 school year, the Cooperative Club was again the help- ing hand in many school efforts. At the monthly meetings held in the school auditorium, parents discuss school situations and make plans for the following month. Featured among Club activities were a cooking demonstration by Public Service, lnc., a Freshman-Sophomore Reception, tour of the school, a card social, and a tour of New Orleans followed by a visit with Mayor Morri- son. As president, Mrs. Frank Fontana di- rected the Co-op Club and appointed the committees which organized the proiects of the year. P Y Santa rewards Mrs. Frank Fontana, president of the Co-op Club for all the time and effort she has put into her work. On their tour of the school Cooperative Club members stop off at the parlor to view an original oil painting of Pope Plus Xll as senior guide Alice Gene Corg explains that the painting is the work of a Marianite Sister of Holy Cross Sister Cor Mariae an alumna of A H A Serving refreshments at the reception given especially for freshman and sophomore mothers are Mrs R W Wilson Ms M Grau Ms J Davi Mrs D Barras Ms V Lara Mrs F Fontana Ms B Hingle Mrs W Hardy Mrs L Thomas and Mrs L Christ 1