Holy Name of Jesus High School - Mercian Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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BEHIND THE SCENES Mrs. John G. Arnold, although quiet and unassuming, has had a tremendous influence for good on Holy Name's high school girls, who consider her a personal friend. Besides teaching the Sophomores she finds time to take charge of the three organizations featured on this page. Under her guidance and painstaking efforts they have continued to prosper and improve year after year. ft Sf Filling Christmas boxes are Red Cross leaders: fleft to rightl Mary Jo Meitzen, Mrs. John G. Arnold, and Fay Fairley, Junior U.N. members talk over current problems. Seated from left are Kathleen Pepper, Carolyn Car- riere, Patricia Thomas, Kay Bloom and Bonnie Pepper. Standing are Judy Moore, Genevieve Grund- meyer, Janet Walton and Car- mela Tardo. . 4, ,1fg.:x Holy Name's debating team discusses one of their future events. From left: Cissie Hayman, Kay Bloom, Judy Moore and Carrnela Tardo.

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.l x K VIVA IL PAPA Joy replaced sadness inthe hearts of Catholics and many non-Catholics as Angelo Cardinal Roncalli answered Ac- cepto on October 28, The simple word signified the 77-year-old Patz-iarch's acceptance of the position of Sovereign Pontiff. Pope Pius XIIwas averyillustrious Pope, one of the mo s t renfiarkable in history. His successor is also rernark- able in many ways. The rapidity with which he won his way into the heart of the world within a few weeks of his c- Iection is proof of this. God grant that the entire r e i gn of Pope John XXIII, the Pope of sini- plicity, may be as spiritually fruitful as has been its beginning!