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

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RINGS AND OTHER HAPPY THINGS! Ringbearers enter the sanctuary as the impres- sive Ring Ceremony corn- rnenccs. They are Judy Ann Wynne, Prissy Bensel, and Pam Roberts. 2 2 3 5 i 1 It's too good to be true ! say Angie Connor, Carol Hollen- der and Helen Masters. I U r 1 r 1 r - ,. - ' E . N...,-,......4an.-f-.. ammo' N I L n A ,Nxff ,,..ff .gf Folding their gowns neatly to be ready for graduation are Janet Clapp, Anne Wood, and Mary Jo Stahel. Some smileg some frown as their status changes from that of students to that of alurnnae.

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BLUE HAWAIIAN FAREWELL The many mirrors of the Claiborne Room provided an ideal setting for the underwater theme of the 1959 Junior-Senior Prom. Blue was the predominant color of floating fish and tropical flowers which created the atmosphere for a Blue Hawaiian Farewell to the Seniors. Y. C, ,di , y 'WS I i According to Holy Nairie tradition Student Council president, Mar- garet Curnniings, and vice-preS- ident, Bonnie Pepper, install their successors, Margaret Damare and Jo Ann Bacino. Five school friends and their dates find tiiiie for a little get-together between dances at the un- forgettable Junior-Senior Proiii.