Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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Retreats offered to underclassmen This year the liturgical program included many new facets. There were the usual masses, but occasionally new and different ideas were introduced. These included film strips and slides, rock and choral music, skits, group offerings, and even liturgical dances. All the masses were planned by the Community Action Committee of the Student Council. Still another new asset was a program of retreats and days of recollection which were introduced to the underclassmen as well as upperclassmen. They were planned by Pastoral Ministry, headed by Mr. Ralph Navarro. 28 Activities

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Made up of girls from Chapelle, the Drill Team performed admirably, showing that the flag-carrying drills are very much a part of the Rummel band. They participated together with the band in providing entertainment throughout Metairie. The Chapellettes Dance Team also derives its girls from Chapelle and they performed as a unit with the Raider marching band and Drill Team in all of their endeavors. The girls have entertained Rummel followers for years with their precision dancing. They were honored this year by being invited to perform on the Midday program on WDSU television. The girl groups are directed by Mrs. Martha Flair.

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ABOVE: Raider Ralph Navarro explains to sophomores the purpose of the day's liturgy. LEFT: Father Harold Hughes accepts the soccer team's offering from Allen Bujol. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Freshmen observe another skit by peers at a retreat. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Brothers Robert Veselis and Michael Cimino extend peace offerings at a level mass. Liturgy 29