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

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upplies for For off Mission Lands Kathryn Bolden, Rosalie Handay- an, Carol Blanda, and Ruth Lynn Rummery compare the hand-torn paper-dolls which they created while blindfolded as a part of the St. Theresa party entertainment. Folding sheets, which will be used as bandages in the leprosar- ium conducted by the Marianites in Pakistan, are mission workers Claudia Mumphrey, Alice Coig, Pat Blancq, Sandra Roux, and Suzanne Talbot. Generous Crusaders trim assort and mount Christmas cards collected from all over the clty for dlstri bution in mission areas

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Ardent Crusaders Gather Neede A.H.A. students help spread Christianity to the less fortunate peoples of the world through the' Catholic Students Mission Crusade. An intensified program of prayer, study, and sacrifice enables mem- loers to carry out the renowned C.S.M.C. motto, The Sacred Heart for the World, the World for the Sacred Heart. A variety of activities are carried out during the school year, for example, the Marybook contest, Advent ceremonies, and the support of a native seminarian. The treasury is substantiated through such proiects as the St. Theresa Party, the Miss Mission Contest, and the annual mission collections in each class. Holy Angels is accomplishing outstanding work in the city-wide C.S.M.C. This year crusaders had complete charge of the collecting and assorting of Christmas cards, and our unit was one of the few which partici- pated in the sheet and candle drive and in preparing Propagation of the Faith mail. Used Christmas cards, sheets, and candles are sent to various mission centers. Judy Gomila, president of the C.S.M.C., stands before the chapel crib with the Crusaders' Advent offering for the Christ Child. Mission helpers Doris Steppe, Carol Bergeron, Myra Vollenweider, Linda Helminger, and Simone Abadie fill the car trunk vifith literature to be delivered to Notre Dame Seminary. 36

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National Honor Society Taps Worthy Ju Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the determining factors tor membership in the Lumen Chapter ot the National Honor Society. Belonging to the Chapter is one ot the highest honors that can be received by a iunior or senior. At Holy Angels, the N.H.S. strives to answer the call ot toclay's modern age for scholastic-minded students and self- less, upright leaders through its various promotional proiects, such as the Straight-A parties, the Einstein Reception, induction ceremonies, and the Honor Scroll. Yvonne Keller congratulates Linda Musmeci and Carol Corso for maintaining the highest averages in the school for the second six- weeks period. President Yvonne Keller, mistress ot ceremonies at the Lumen Chapter of the National Honor Society induction ceremony, presents eligible candidates. 38