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

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incing Win Cver Annunciation 61-16

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Owls Climax Cage Season With C ln an action packed game on February 22, Holy Angels' Owls scored a double victory over An- nunciation by winning in both the senior and iunior divisions. With a final score of 61-16, the iuniors merited dis- trict championship which qualified them to vie with other winners of the same class for city championship. Seniors displayed equal abilities by scoring a 48-14 victory. Gloria Jeansonne and an Annunciation player match iumps to see who will get the basketball on the rebound. Maria Ustariz bends back to avoid fouling an Annunciation player during a splendid show of skill by Lois Baumann.

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Intramural Athletics Foster rates lnterclass competition in various athletic fields is one of the main features of A.H.A.'s physical education program. Through active participation in the var- ious sports offered during the year, such as volleyball, basketball, ring tennis, soft- ball, ping-pong, horseshoes, and croquet, students achieve a spirit of wholesome sportsmanship and keen rivalry. In each intramural division, class teams play in the preliminary eliminations, the two teams remaining undefeated vie for school championship. For those teams los- ing only one game, a consolation tourna- ment is run on the same basis. Annual Field Day hilites the athletic year. Various fun-filled contests are held, including the potato race, Chinese get- up, and square dancing. Besides the volleyball, softball, basketball, and ring tennis games, each class presents its own original song and cheer before an as- sembly. At the close of the day, awards are presented to all students and groups who achieved the highest number of points. two 33,1140 .iw G. X it gzitf ,i Eva 'Jf?'f. ': a A '?c'.-Z-gill- .l 7 '.t4l ., ig ex-vii , -'ri . I l' 'Ja Q. - t ' -,' ,-,Q 1 yr-gr. il off!-1 ti- F asti .5 1 X Q: , Z A '--r ' 0 K 'fmt 5 ' -, .M 1.2, ., - a -r l ref gf s . t i Tw fi ft '70 ' H -1 s. ' w x LL. week-31, an 3 , A. N E :I H j eg, ,g - . Q as 1, 7 'f . ,, L f , sm - ., '58 fx ,V 1 I. 153 . f - .ft 4 ' Q. ,QE , s 5.32 ,.y, ..,AA. E K. E ',,. I . ,. gs, , . .. Q , it rf .. ' , A' aft ' fit' ciccli - Q - H r I H ' '--- c,., . Z.. Wf , ,: - . 5- 534. .Vkk ig ,mr-M.-s f' cc,.f,,.r f Em Q, ,..:,.,. .. .rr M W ,-. .. , -. , f ,-i. lil it A ' i,-t' f , W' t' ,1-girgbifiz 1 ' . ' at .,,. 1g1,Qs'fi.f7lQ1f1,5wif5fZg'ifitiiL,,e it ,'f. ' .,t.,.4S ...,M..1.,..,.. , . , 1. . , 2,'11'4 s3-W -a s J Mmm ' r t i. ,. ,sz . I . . . . ,. i.-Rami, ,ii V . . ,,,i, ,W , , i 1- ' Cheered on by her classmates Suzanne Talbot of Sister Teres1ta's Jean Boesch of Sister Moreau's class, now in possession of the class passes the basketball to her teammate Bonnie Brown ball, anxiously looks for a receiver on her team. 92