Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The staff of the Clarion humorously introduce themselves as common expres- sions used in production of the newspaper. The Editor of the Clarion Patty Jean Eagle, busily proofreads an article before sending the paper to press. Erin Walsh and Lorenna Haney demonstrate the fine techniques of photography during Press Week. Interested viewers intently watch as Patty Gibbs explains a layout at the Press Week display.

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Extra Curricular Activities Student participation in extracurricular activities is a vital part of school life at Holy Angels. Through outside activities, the girls of H.A. have opportunities to broaden their social and cultural vistas. Students desiring to employ their ath- letic talents, sought positions in the com- petitive sport of basketball by either vying for them on the school team or their re- spective class teams. Their abilities were challenged through the inter-school bas- ketball tournament and their performances at Gym Night. New highways of learning were opened to those who enrolled in the driver's edu- cation course which was offered here during the first semester. Both classroom and be- hind-the-wheel instruction was employed to give the girls new insights and practical experience in this important field. When the occasions presented them- selves, the girls participated in programs where their parents were in attendance; thus making them feel a welcome part of school life. The Senior class prepared a lasagne dinner with all the trimmings in December. At the end of the first quarter, the Ensemble and Latin Club entertained parents. Later, they were treated to re- freshments prepared by the Foods class and had the opportunity for conferences with the faculty if they so desired. Instructions are followed to the last de- tail as Colleen McGowan and Kathy Goertzen make final adjustments on their dessert for the Lasagne dinner. Members of the senior team listen in- tently to detailed instructions pro- vided by their experienced coach. Janet Bardonski finds that her point in question is clarified by h er driver's ed. instructor. Sister Judith Ann takes an opportunity to talk with interested parents.