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

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Wa+ch Dui! Don'+ Spill ihe Painf! Q' 2xS!!i'ii323E71ig 1 --ev -1 zz ' 1?-P-'tt .1 '- U. -qt' .. ,111 V .,....vfl N W r, , 225 ' It ,, gl Art is one of the many forms of communication. In art class stu- dents learn to express themselves by using such methods as sculp- turing , painting, and drawing. TOP LEFT: Kathy Mohr prepares to paint while Sara May sits alongside and watches. TOP RIGHT: Melissa Bodron helps Cindy Lakey with her papier-mache art projects. CENTER: A smiling Miss Shepard proves that grading papers doesn't always have to be a sol- emn and serious task. MISS CHRISTINE SHEPARD Art teacher. Miss Shepard acquired her B. A . from South- eastern Louisiana University. She is interested in painting.

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Do Music is a form of communica- tion and the need for communi- cation is a must. The music classes, the Glee Club, and the General Chorus provide students with the opportunity to express themselves. RIGHT: Melinda Chauffe, Becky Yost, Marisa Brewster, and Mary Warren are getting great enjoy- ment from singing around the piano . FAR RIGHT: Resting in the fac- ulty lounge during her free mods is Mrs. West. Re-Mi R -Fa-So-La-Ti as if :T ABOVE: The Music Club prepares to sing for the Seniors of '74 at their Graduation Mass. MRS. BETTY WEST She received her A.A. at Pearl River Jr. College and her B. M.E. from The University of Southern Mississippi. She is the music teacher and moderator of the Music Club. D 2

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Time for S.R.A.. Girls! S . R. A . is one of the methods used by Sister Guadalupe to help girls develop a deeper under- standing for the books they read . Other methods are the controlled reader which helps to gain speed and listening skills and vocabu- lary enrichment. RIGHT: Students take time in reading to work on vocabulary skills. I ,M . J! CENTER LEFT: Freshmen study in a new , modern classroom which will hopefully enable them to learn different reading skills more freely than before . CENTER RIGHT: Sister Guadalupe gives out instructions to her Freshmen Reading Class on how to use the reading equipment properly and effi- ciently . SISTER MARY GUADALUPE CAMALO Moderator of the Freshman class and teacher of the Individualized Reading Program. She acquired a B.A in education from Our Lady of Holy Cross College and an M.A. in Guid- ance and Counseling from Loyola University . Sister is interested in sew- ing, cooking, and traveling. in ?'