Archbishop Blenk High School - Dove Yearbook (Gretna, LA)

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ABOVE LEFT: Maureen Frederick enjoys Mrs. Labit's Religion class. BELOW: A Freshman class listens intently during Sister June's large group instruction . BELOW LEFT: Sister June joins in a group discussion during a Sophomore Religion class. .wfif SR. JUNE SUTHERLAND Head of the Religion Department and teacher of Freshman and Sophomore Religion. Sister received her B. A. at Our Lady of Holy Cross College, M.A. at St. Mary's College and M.Ed. at Our Lady of the Lake, San Antonio, Texas. Sr. June is moderator of the Christian Life Community QC. L. C.J and is interested in sports and people. MRS. MARDERY LABIT Junior and Senior Religion teacher presently attending Our Lady of Holy Cross College. This is her first year at Blenk. She enjoys sewing and reading.

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There Is a God One of the aims of Archbishop Blenk High is to impress upon the minds of the students that there is hope, there is an answer, and there is a God. In keeping with this aim, the Religion Department teaches all aspects of Christian life. RIGHT: Faith Gomez and Cathy Fonte work side by side to prepare a religion assignment. ABOVE: Mrs. Labit courageously allows struggling Terri Wilkinson to pin on a corsage for Teacher Appreciation Week. RIGHT: Sister June, one of Blenk's most spirited cheerlead- ers, leads the students in a cheer for the faculty during the Stu- dent-Faculty Volleyball Game. FAR RIGHT: Religion proves to be an interesting subject to Mercy Amaro, as she listens to one of Sister Iune's lectures. A I 'wN -'--... gym 1 ll' V, mlm'

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. .Do+Youri's Cross Your +'s . . The English Department is geared to help students learn the basics of grammer and to understand the intricacies of literature Through formal discussions, large and small groups students gain better insight into our English Language - both old and new TOP RIGHT: Mrs. C. Broussard, Freshman English teacher, cor- rects test papers during her unscheduled time . CENTER RIGHT: English can be interesting and enjoyable as shown by the faces of Freshman English students . BELOW RIGHT: The Great Pump- kin , Father Donovan in disguise , rises from the pumpkin patch to throw candy to Blenk's girls for the Orange Day skit. MISS ANN GUILLORY Junior English teacher. She received her B.A . in education at U . S . L. She is co-moderator of the Speech Club and Newspaper. MRS. MARION GUIBAULT Sophomore English teacher cur- rently enrolled at Our Lady of Holy Cross College. Mrs. Gibault received her B. A . at the Univer- sity of Minnesota . This is her first year teaching at Blenk, and already she has joined in and has become the moderator of the yearbook.