Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Attempting to advance many new modes of learning at Holy Angels, Sr. Corinne, O,P. joyfully announces plans for Workshop Week. Able Leaders Exercise Foresight The Auxiliary bishop, Thomas E. Gill, pre- pares to speak on the topic of education to an interested audience. Rev. Brian Hart, assistant of St. Alphonsus parish, celebrated several Masses with the student body.

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Courage and foresight were evident in the leadership exerted by our administrators in the field of Catholic education. Facing tremendous financial problems, the Archbishop rallied to the cause by initiating an Archdiocesan campaign designed to support schools already in debt. Under the leadership of Archbishop Thomas Connolly and Bishop Thomas Gill, Catholic schools were called upon to maintain their high standards in the education field. Deeply affecting the lives of students at Holy Angels were the priests who served us. Receiving support and encouragement from our pastor, Rev. A.J. Shaughnessy and his assistant, Rev. Brian Hart, students recognized their contribution to school life. Perhaps the most evident leadership was that exerted by Sr. Corinne. In her first year as principal, she not only enthusiastically carried on her duties as principal, but she continued to extend to others her love of mathematics. Her availability and leadership have made a lasting contribution to the school. For this we are most grateful. The most Rev. Thomas A. Connolly, Archbishop of Seattle, initiated many new educational pro- grams, | | Striving to meet the ever-changing demands of | education, the Rev. A.J. Shaughnessy, pastor of | St. Alphonsus, sought new ways to achieve this goal,

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Interested in the construction of crossword puzzles, the journalism class seems absorbed in Sr, Michele's explanation, THiraoe EDITION They Sparkle Mrs, Brian Dyke explains the intricacies of Spanish grammar to her Spanish students, The faculty of Holy Angels has created an atmosphere wherein students have exer- cised their potentials for leadership. They have characterized their service to their students by an unusual willingness to help and a unique friendliness. Motivated and challenged in their studies, students can look forward to apply- ing those principles and concepts which teachers worked so industrously to instill. Sister Della supplies information of college re- quirements, acts as Senior advisor. She also teaches Geometry, Health, Religion and Math.