Providence Central High School - Providentia Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1960 volume:

llegiance to the flag 1- y Divine Heart. 99 Providence Cenlral l-liqh School Silence from afar . . . A symphony williin- Alexanclria, Louisiana Volume Xl Voice of Church reaches PCI-I Q1 A -, 'i3i,ig1y 525 3 lin 5'5Hi,s'Yli.il-fi Most Reverend Charles P. Greco Bishop of Alexandria We sludenis of Providence lwave been blessed loy God in a very special way in 'rlrie person of Mosl Reverend Clwarles P. Greco, Bishop of Alexandria for llwe pasl fourleen years. Known llnrouglwoul luis diocese as a ldndly fallwer, lie nas shown his love for young people loy being wiiln us 'For many oi our sclnool lunclions. Among llwese occasions were inslrallalion of sclwool officers and 'llwe Loyola Universily Concert Our bisl1op's message has always urged us To sirive for lime noble, flue beauliiul, and llwe pure. My dear Students : I am very pleased to learn that you are dedicating your 1960 Year Book to a youthful martyr of the present day, St. Maria Goretti. This young girl's life was characterized by her deep love for God, and a strong aversion to sin, even to the point of being willing to die rather than offend God. And, in fact, she did prefer death rath- er than sin. Today she is a canonized Saint, a Martyr and Patroness of youthful purity. May her spirit hover over our youth and her love of God and of purity find generous imitation in a.n age characterized by love of sin ful pleasure and by loose morals. T I I + Charles P. Greco Bishop of Alexandria Symbol of holy purity, Saint Maria Goretti created a symphony of love by her life and mar'ryr's death. To her from whom we seek strength +o fulfill our ideals and aspirations . the staff ' fledicates v ' the ' R Providentia Staff 1960 Marilyn Wilberl, Arlisl Connie Randall, Co-Edilor Donna Gauinier, Eclilor Marian Balla+in, Arlisl Kallwleen Yearby Like safisliied disc iockeys, The PROVIDENTIA sfafi replay 'rheir recording of i960 sclwool life, in 'rlme yearbook pages incl follow. Theresa Lewis Myra Ellingion Pearl Ceasar Peggy Fleming Sharon Aerlrlqer Joan Lanius, Bus. Mgr. Millie Qlrrarrier, Assl: Bus. Mgr. Carolyn Faullc Contents H omerooms , Activities Ads Classes To catch the spirit ot Providence, perceive the school year as a long-playing record, carrying descriptive meaning in its varied sound, For at Providence. where the goal is intelligent Catholics, the tread ot teet towards class malces audible the search tor truth. . . .Where the goal is American Catholics, the whir ot voting machines voices student government in action? and sudden laughter down a silent corridor echoes American treedom. . . . Where the goal is Cultured Catholics, applause tor excellent pertormance symbolizes enlightened taste, Clubs Honors . . .Where the goal is Healthy Catholics, the craclc ot a bat, the thud ot a ball implies physical growth. ...Where the goal is Prepared Catholics, the roar ot typewriters or the clatter ot pots and pans leads to vocational roles. . . . Where the goal is Social-minded Catholics, appreciation ot other peoples sounds in the clap,ot castanets, the twang ot l-lawaiian guitars, and the shuttle ot Japanese sandals at United Nations assembly. . . . Where the goal is Fervent Catholics- the silent chapel. This is Providence . .. . a symphony ot sound and movement creating Catholic Womanhood. i My tv- '-' PEH Where the goal is Intelligent Catholics, the tread of feet towards class makes audible the search for truth. . . Classes Scien,tQ'ic Truth M athematzcal T mth Eternal Truth Reverend Moiher Mary Amaia lle-lil, superior general of Congregaiion of Jrhe Sislers of Divine Providence ancl oi ihe Missionary Caiechisls of Divine Providence, confers wilh Sisler Mary Narcissa, local superior of Jrweniy-one Sisfers who sialic Providence Cenlral High and Prornpi Succor schools. Reverend Moiher visiled in November. Symphonies have conductors Rhyfhm is parm' of man. He knows if in his heari- beal and in his quiei' brealhing, siafes Sisfer Mary Clarence, assisfani' principal. Biology and chernisiry classes fill Sislefs daily schedule. The bool: Miss Barbara Cicardo lJunior Al smiles over may be English or American l'lisl'ory. Charge ol' sludenl council also keeps her al high pace. Leaving lhoughl' for refleclion wilh sludenl body, as- sembled lor her November 6 visil, Rev. Molher Arnala reileraled idea from Rev. James Keller's column in San Anlonio EXPRESS: Hlnadequale expression malces good ideas fail. We become arlriculalef' Rev. Molher explained, when we give ourselves lo o'rhers. For many. she poinred oul This self-giving is Jrransmillred in The vocafion of family circle. Olhers, renouncing family loys, choose vocalions fvherein Jrhey mighl give lhemselves lo all. Giving voice ro Jrrulhs of life here and herealler is Jrhe dedicaled worlc of Providence facully. lnsfrucfing, Sisler Mary Berlina lSenior Bl dernonslrales wilh bullefin-board models, oflen rninialures. Whenever correcl' lable service is called for, Sisler and honnemalcing hoslesses don while aprons. She also leeches civics and sociology. ll' all adds upvheading business deparlmenf, handling regional meer of CBEA's soulhern unir, Financing yearbook, and prefecl- ing Sodalily ol Our Lady, Sisrer Paul Joseph lSophomore Al seldom moves in low gear. Charls and reference books supplemenl general science and English 'rexls for Mrs. Sleve Lymberis lShophomore Bl. Science fair is her year's biggesl prolecl. Cal? Wiih George A. Jansen, conduclor, Sisler Jule Adele, Providence As Mrs. Alice Sparks lFreshman Bl chooses folk dance. choral clireclor, reviews score of number included in 'lhe Loyola PE classes gel' in mood. Under her leacl, Sporis and Concerl Band's Jan. 30 performance ai' PCH. Boosler Clubs had well-filled seasons. Miss Agnes Johnson clarifies a musical passage for Rulh Webb. Besides leaching music, Miss Johnson is a Legion of Mary sponsor. I0 K .225-i' gs.. 3, iv: . .,,, .g Ss X. ii 4 1 H gg 9 3 4 5-4 A .lf PM Q we M--W., M , 1 y ' P' iff: K . ii ...V. z .f ,. ,' 5 -if ' , -4 4 Wiih qualified lacully conduciing. Providence classes become prac- iice sessions for iulure living. Though noies sound oul somelirnes flat sorneiirnes blue, 'rhe consianl airn is harmony. For reaching French There are vari- ous aids Sisler Marguerile proves, arranging display for deanery in-serv- ice Teachers' rneeling. Maih and boarders are Sisl'er's olher cares. Sisler Mary George lrighll, canleen manager, assures Sisrer Mary Gerald ihal one bolrle of red ink will correcl scores of Lalin and English papers, and mark yearbook direcfions, besides. I sri sr Symbolic of Moiher Adelaide Maries office as supervisor oi schools lor The Sislers of Divine Providence is public ad' dress sysrem, which Sisfer Michael Rose, Providence princi- pal and hisiory insiruclor, Jrurns on as lvloiher lalces up micro- phone. Moihens voice gives direclion io Chrislian educalrion carried on noi only in Providence classrooms, bul in lhose oi con- qregalion's schools in Louisiana, Texas, Qlclahoma, Arlcansas. and New Mexico, as well. At Providence, faculty directs 'Ibm sw ,.....-A: ki V0.2 4, fy .Ae Sisler Raymonda noles Bernadeffe Sisfer Mary Janice, music and Freshman B Feslive red and silver ornamenis add Gloriosds finished performance afler religion leachcr readies reccrd and Fiim ssrps color To boarders' holiday banquel. weeks ol pracfice. Sisier is one of ins for music appreciaiion class, Sisler Mary Eva's fauch lceeps dining shucrors in while music house. rooms in qay mood, seasons round. f xW Monsignor A. Olinger, paslor ol Qur Lady of Prompl Succor, olliiciales al consecralion ol Providence To Jrhe Sacred l-learl, and a+ olher religious aclivilies lhrough- oul year. Vocarional guidance, Jraughl by Monsignor lhree days each weelc, prepares seniors for life afler gradualion. And guest conductors come Chrisfian allilude 'lowards currenl problems finds slress in Falher Daniel Walsh's Junior A religion. Assislanl al O.L ' .P.S,, Falher also sponsors Legion of Mary. I2 iw Falher Russell J. Rilchie supple-menls worlc as Answering inquiries from Freshman assisfanl al Sl. Frances Cahrini wilh Sophomore A's queslion box, Falher F. Graef, A religious inslruclion and lirsl relreal for Prov- assislanl' al O.L.P.S., clarifies Church idence shidenls. doclrine during religion class. m A 5 in .. . 4 , Eg ,iwffr . EQ' .: gl . Q fda , i il iLl i ii' Q i- '.r ii s 5 Q g . 3 f sq s 5 ' 552, 53 s r gliizslffn 11 , iq fi ,v VH ' if , 1-4' 4 li f 'N.,,k 'MQ VKWMV M Queslions on Confession begin class in Junior B religion. ln- The Holy Sacrifice oi the Mass is Falher Franlc harehs subiecl for slruclor is Falher Harvey Forlier ol: Sl. Ri'l'a parish. Sophomore B religien. Falher is lrorn Sl. Francis Xavier Calhedral. Weekly religious inslruclion from priesls Thoroughly lrained in lheology and experif enced in giving spirilual direclion forms one of lhe many advanlages offered al Providence. Suice lhe school is a Calholic cenlral high, priesls from live of Alexandria parishes come each Friday lor religion classes. On olher days lhe Sislers conlinue wilh olher unils noi covered by weelcly Topics. During morning regislralion 'lor lhe dioc- esan leachers' meeling, Falher Clinlon Teacle, diocesan superinlendeni of schools converses wilh a leaching brolher from S+. Marys, Nalchiloches. Wilh visilalion of schools, lhe leachers' meer slands as imporlanl evenl on Fa+her's schedule for lhe year. Sludenis ol Freshman B confer with Falher Denis Casey on proiecl 'ro en courage laeller movies in cily's lhealers, Falher assisls al Sf. Rila's. CB Regiona Rally, Teachers eet Slatea I ' I l ' Lr'f Z1.' ,1 ,.,T, A I ' . ,eac G B Donning tormal attire, Providence entertained three ecluca- in I tional groups, through year. Catholic Business Education HB5 ' C Associations Southern unit, Nov. 20-Zl, drew members Ma, u C G t I O n J t L! K, V . C from seven states. For in-service meet ot oleanery teachers, visui S 1' Nov. I4. American culture tormed point ot emphasis. ng ' ALEXANDRIA. --The annuai convention of the ALE Theme WGS repeated in Daft at 55009560 meet- April 3-4 in ii Southern Unit of the Catholic Business Education Associ- service which centered on world citizenship. Under baton ot Mr. 03 1 xakgllcilibtlilalselclimeaecnplscbhecaiuled4fortNcivH2ii2Sl here. SCSSIOUS f0I' the Darwin White, Louisiana College concert banolottereol eve- gal V ence Jen ra lg Chool and Hotel has be ning ot music tor tour hunolrecl titty delegates. Biriiuey' f th t d 14' Wk 'n ll . t. i---1----L . . mg finipiisonii of 235 Ssisssmrf isiisaxz inszzzigssfggssirrssgsszcsf H' 'OL Business and Civic Life. Dele- Yfmth and Holy Name Socletlesf teachers of thc arm t' A ' ' -uccor Ca etfeua Wlt lim gates are expected from Texas, will deliver the keynote address?-f-251 LW-,-.......i ' -14 we ff t mite? Ctflture Elm 510115 Uceflteflng lafflllfld T Louisiana, Oklahoma, Missis- EW the Sat' Y I n l Mmm ummm' ANNA Nqr' cons 1 u e e Oca ques mn Teaching of Mugic In the E sippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and ln H0181 my School' Father Gl Tennessee. aldts talk oley of St. Francis Xavi The executive committee will meet in the school library at ness Pracl Classroom speaker. dral Parish will be t 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, and Other a emonstrations will be pn will be served dinner at 6 p.m. by Camili ed by Sister Eunhrvsin Re nd Iur Lady of Prompt Sui fol , , ,eg Sister Philomene, S gyi Belvlfeefl 5e55'On5' .Swim M5'Y'isz icis Xavierg and Sister I Bertina s hornemalung students gc, 1 Raphella, St, France mg s e r v e d delegates attending Jrt 'ini School. pri deonerv in-service teachers' 6 program 3150 will inclu Me meeting. 5 5 ts by Sister Anita, O 'Tal me of Sorrows, Pinevilleg S Yr fgl of St, Jamest, a' ls Guest Speaker 'me -'OD' 1- William Maria of I Father Donald .T 'Thnmnc BI'0ther Teachers pose in concert he School. Chairman ot CBEPVS Southern unit, Brother Remigius, S.C., opened morning session at Bently. Welcome came trom Brother Allred, F.SC., lleftl, national I4 president. Msgr. O. A. Olinger lrightl gave invoca- Y tion. Father Donald Thomas lbesicle lvlsgnl was key- note speaker. CBEA members enioyed luncheon in Bently's Con- tinental Room. lt lllll llllll fi -6 A-Q mi -so----'- Under direciion ol Falher Clinlon Teacle, sieering group for diocesan leachers' meel' planned cornmiiiees in charge. From lei? are Sisler Mary Veronica. DC, diocesan supervisor oi schools: Brolher Bernon. S.C,, principalcf Menard Memorial: Faiher Teacleg Sisler Mary Nar- cissa: Miss Marge Murrin, diocesan school board secreiary: and Sisler Michael Rose. Opening iirsl session of dioc- esan meel, Dr. Michael Sawyer, Universify of Syracuse, sug- gesred guides 'lo sluden+ under- slanding and appreciaiion oi American culiure. Array of religious habils gave variefy 'ro diocesan meer, bul aim of delegares was idenlical-enf lighiened eilorl in Chrisfian educaiion. X i 3' fi 1 'l Ai meer, Falher William No- , Vicky' Supergmyendenf of M95 Afier iniroducfion by Falher Teacle, which re- Schoogsv Cgeveifmdl Ohio' Con, vealed vas? educalional progress in dioceseby duded Wmkshop in reaching Mosl Reverend Charles P. Greco, His Excellency ,elgqionl closed lwo clay conyenffion wilh words of encourage- rneni io feachers. I5 Christian message becomes motif To supplemenl poinfs on founding Chris' lian home, developed in senior religion, Dr. R. E. Miller leclures on lil prepara- lion for marriage. A sludy of lhe l-loly Spiril and l-lis guidance of The Church and ol individual souls malces limely problems fi? inlo lhird year Religion A, laugh? loy Fafher Walsh. Revealing Ihe grealrness and goodness of God, The Chrisfian message, Iilce a recurring musical phrase, unilies school symphony. Inspiring Ihe philosophy of Chrislian educalion. Ihis message gives high pur- pose Io each class ancl acliviry, laying Iounclafion for a way of life. In Religion IV, devolion Io Mary, vocalional guidance, and dealh as enlry To efernal Iile, sfressed by Msgr. Olinger, give seniors delinile slanclards for Chrislian social living. To develop apprecialion of I-Ioly Sacrifice of Mass in Sophomore B religion class, Falher Foref ex- plains' Inlroileprayer Ihar sels spiril for Mass of day. Covering uni? on Sacramenl' of Penance, Fafher Forlier explains Io Junior B The ulilily of The small sfole carried by priesls for emergencies and for adminisfering sacramenrs 'ro hospilal pafienls. I7 ' FM PLL ur mxlwrrr- - K as words of life re-echo through religion classes Sound of chalk on slale-Shirley Lachney Turns lo ouiline lremendous benelils of Baplism for Freshman B religion class. The Mass on film and lape deepens underslanding ol Holy Sacrifice. Voice is lhai of Falher Rilchie, who recorded explanalion accompanying film slrip be- ing shown by Sisler Paul Joseph 'ro Sophomore A religion class. 1 T!-Ishii r LAMB AND Freshman A religion piclures divine power and goodness al gworlc in crealion. As class lisiens, Carol Ann Lealherman poinls oul lo Susie Andries ideas depicled by poslers. Deep as religious lrulhs are, even simple, un- prelenlious means convey lo PCl-l sludenls glad lidings broughl by Chrisl lo earlh. My meal is lo do The will ol him lhal senl me . . . guoles religion leacher. And in lhese simple words resounds challenge lor lilial love lhal is lo be relurn ol gralelul Cris' lians. eff' 7 Chalk talks teach mathematical truths Math worlc may lceep students tol- lowing steady 4X4 signature. Sometimes, lwowever, satistaction ot solving involved problem changes tempo to elated waltz time. MwW,W,,W- .,.,.. 'gym In learning tactoring, Algebra l pupils tollow Sister Narcissa step by step, but Joan Cresup calls lwalt tor inquiry when Sister gets pace ahead. To clarity procedure, Carol Coolc reviews tor Connie . Terracina and Rose Mary Oswald problem on logs by interpolation. As Karen Mictmiels trightl gets geometry class going in circles, Carol Ann Gremillion lcenterl checks on tangents with Mary Jo Willis. Abstract laws become concrete as Pat lvlayeux's lwiglt pitch worlcs out senior matln problem for classmates. ..f--Q K i A 1 And iiere's his pincerf' Jennie Honore iriqnii poinis ou? 'ro Kaffe Lawrence as biology ciass siudy make-up of Louisiana crayiish. Louise Leaumoni concenirafes on drawing specimen. Eieciric charges can exerf a force. Phyllis Soprano uses new science Pump-pump-pumpf' Eiaine LeJaunie ilefri reads char? To explain eiecrromagners fo Mary Warner iiefii and Linda direciions irorn ner science proiecis for measuring Vance. Rosemary Paiermo's biood pressure, Kareen Percy irighfi and Cyninia Goloby enioy ine aiiempi. 20 Harmony of creation fills science stud with awe Wlnellwer gained-from sludy of mineral world or planl, animal, or lnuman life, sci- enlilic lrullws have power lo lascinale, be- coming ollier sleps foward unclerslanding Crea'lor's inlinile grealness and goodness. To show marvels of human eye, Sue Aerlker prepared model in clay oulline. Cynlliia Goloby examines Sue's posler for science fair ln Clwemislry Class, Sisler Clarence, Ann Pelrus, and Carolyn Faullc demonslrales power of sulfuric acid lo conducl eleclricily. 2l Following sleps for informarive rallc, Phyllis Tum- minello, English ll, gives poinrers on arranging effecrive cenrerpiece. Sharon Ardoin, who has hers ready for second speech. and Riia Parr, lisien and learn. Lisiening 'ro recordings, commercials, news commenraries. demonsrrarionsq reading books, newspapers, magazines: speaking in buzz sessions and panels: and wriling Themes, Term papers, poerry prepare Eng- lish sludenis To become arliculale. Yo-ho. me lads! Book characrers come 'lo life in English ll as Carol Baillio llefll and Sharon Wilberi enacl' scene from Treasure Island. Greal on lhe hands! Dishes gleaming while! ln finals for English IV commercial rourney. Gloria Damico, champion, recommends super delergenl'- Hand-i. 22 gl 7. Y' U eff LGifli5f?il F - X Loveliest ot trees, the cherry now ls hung with bloom along the boughf' , Y But where it stands poses a real problem for Katie Lawrence as she recites her English II assignment to Carol Edwards. Language arts train students all 1 'e'wwf,-.. Explaining South American Indians' way ot lite, Nora Johnson gave a model lesson on illustrated talk at in-'service meet tor deanery teachers, November I4. Without note taking, term theme writing can become dilemma tor trustrated students. Bobbie Rodrigue does it the etticient way. 23 iii-wif World Hislory sludenls lirom lelll Carol Ann Gremillion, Linda Gremillion, Donna Gaullnier, and Peggy Fleming prepare To give campaign speeclies lor Louisiana's gubernalorial candidales, prior lo elecfions. Social studies prepare for active citizenship Q ln eaclw class, ballols were filled in, fol- lowing campaign lallcs, Here, World His- ' rory class marks clwoices lor governor and olner slale officials. Todays sludenls enioying American 'free- dom in i+s fullness, learn reverence lor pasl ages, respecl lor ollier peoples, and apprecialion ol presenl privileges from so- cial science courses. Tabulalion of eleclion resulis by Marilyn Wilberl' lleifl, Belly Pascua, and Daplnena Vandersypen puf DeLesseps Morrison lar in lead, in spiie ol laler polilical viclory of Jimmie Davis. 24 Viewing movie on Sl. Lawrence waferway gives sociology class specific example of inlernalional cooperalion. Lucy Abuchaibe lseaied lefll. from Columbia, and Lucia Rappaccioli, from Nicaragua, learn Louisiana s'ra+e and local governmenl from Cynlhi-a Goloby's scrapbook, Sue Aer'Hcer's posfer, and Carol Ann Lelherman's parish police iury diagram. ln viewing new American Hisfory maps, Judilh Dunn lrighfl and Mary Thiels locale ole Miss, easfern Louisiana boundary, for class. , :R A ,. we English lll class reacls lo World Hislory siudenis' announcemenl of Morrison as PCH choice for Louisiana governor. Library offers pol phonic theme lvleeling place of ail classes. sclmool library lnolds valuable re- sources. Ficlion. for supplemenlary background: non-ficlion, for de- Jrailed accounlsg receni reference seclion: wide variely of magazines: and audio-visual Tools offer enrich- menl for every class. 4wv 'i 'V Library periods lnrougiioul day make resources available. To gain background for English lerm papers, Juanifa Wilmore llelll and Juliel' Boniol read encyclopedia accounls before making oullines. ln ilne reading corner Susie LaCroix lleill, Linda Hayden, and Carolyn Fpulk find informafion for +l1ir'ry-minuie leclure for World l-lislory cass. ,gg WH 5, wr Supplernenling 'rex'r, Cynlhia Bonnelfe reads arficles from French edilion of popular magazine as second-year class group for sigh?-reading assignment From left Barbara Juneau, Linda Heberl: and Theresa Ronsonelle form audience. ' I 5 Lucille Sanchez llefll, Marilyn Vanhool, and Flo Fordham dis- cuss rnalerial from library picfure file as sfarling poinf for research work and floor lalks in Lalin l. To prepare French l's model lesson for presenlalion ai' in-service rneel. Linda Hayden llefll of French Il. as leacher, clirecfs Dee Dee Glorioso lcenferl and Phyllis Turnminello in use of records leaching pronuncia- lion. Modeling double-duly dresses, Loreiia Gengo lseaiedl and Priscilla lviaibews slnow bow serviceable exira slciri can be. S, lease. l-low io change sheer wiib paiieni' in bed in clernonsiraied by Priscilla Maflaews ilefil. Lorella Gengo volunleers as paiieni, while Nancy Koury lriglwil and Linda Mayeaux learn Technique. -siv- Ulf Hair-do compleied. Virginia Ackel poses for Home- 1 making I class. Siylisi Charles McTire demonsirafed 2 simple sleps +o laie slyles. i Gloria Gouvillion smiles approval as Diane Gia- manco llefll and Barbara Veloila arrange cenier- piece for dinner lable. Q1 K ls. , x 1 M ,, ' in N 0 L AAL i s V i va IQ. i As par? of creaiing ideal lnomelife, in Clirisfian Family Living girls learn home observances for lilurgical seasons. Glenda Nasello llefll reads direcrions, Juanila Normand, Palsy Delieyser, and Connie Troul build Advenl' lower. Home sweet homemakers learn profession To rnalce Providence girls voca- lionally fir, school offers food prep- ararion, cloilwing, home nursing. and Clwrisiian F a m ily Living courses. Dinner lwosressing lay facully, and dress review in spring display in- dividual acliievernenr. S 'E We if ,W l-lonvernalring ll model linislwed producis ar April Parenls' Club meeling. Made in Homernaking l, separares snow skill of beginning seamsrresses. Providence business deparimenf iiis slu- denis wiih personaliiy iraining needed on iob-proper business aHi+udes, eihics, principles oi Caiholic social iuslice. Compeience in filing, handling callers. wriiing business leiiers, figuring pay- l rolls. and using business machines makes up skill-building goal. To aiiain Jrhis, school provides aciual experiences. This year, iob siiuaiions in- cluded lll secreiarial service +0 iaculiy mem- bers, l2l ielephone-recepiionisr work in school office. l3l regislraiion for ieachers' conven- lions, l4l communiiy survey 'ro deiermine Types of business machines used in area li and iobs available io high school slu- i denis. E l5l aclrual praciice in applying for gil iobs. 1 5 Beafrice Ribaudo, Jo Ann Vaughn, Gloria Damico, and Marie Medica regisier delegaies +o diocesan 'reachers' insiiiule. Noise of Business world To see how applying for a iob really feels, Pal' Mayeux goes 'lhrough proce- dure wifh J. D. Smiih, who quesrions Pai according 'ro his usual rouline. Giving shorlhand diciaiion, record player frees Teacher ior individual supervision. Meihod proved , eiieciive af CBEA conlesf where Providence slu- denls +ook first second, lhird, and fourlh places 1 in shorfhancl. s sscs is ,srr iii i X .44 Timing: 3--2-I-begin! Tabs dick sniffs phnge, begmninq Vve-mlnufe wrffnq. In making communify survey, Jean Van Gos- sen seeks Informaflon from Gerald J. Caze af Hue Guaranfy Bank. ? :.-gig: gj:M,gff'. .' 1 W5 5 fy - ,2 L .J- J , ' fe 'gm 1 s , gxuin-ii . - M ' ,, gqzg W-M L 4 Anne Lanius fcenferb, senlor office pracfice sfudenf, p'ans pane' on feen-age responsibif- My as enierfafnmenf fer CBEA Soufkuern uni? convenfion. Unda Hayden Uefij and Linda Gremikfion qef assiqnmemks as panekisfs. makes learners fvocationally fit 3I Bodies build while shouts cheer On land or sea, a Turn al shulfleboard brings exciiing relaxafion. Choose your parfnerlu Folk dances lend varieiy beiween volleyball, baslcelball, and baseball seasons. Millie Charrier and Maureen Gibson lrighil challenge Carolyn Gremillion llelfl and Jo Ann Longo +0 game ol lable lennis. 32 Sound bodies lo aid sound minds srands as uliimafe aim of physical educaiion classes. Yel, give and 'rake of Team work forms rounded personalilies Thai Americans call good sporis. During each ball season, class reams Took parl in iourneys spon- sored by Sporis Club. Demonsira- lions for siudenlr assembly and ar Parenls' Club meei showed value of P.E. And thereis music in the air Among Culrural opporfunilies, PCH offers privale vocal and in- slrumenral lessons. Open +o sfudenl body, choral club enioys lrips fo music leslrs and Talces parr in lifurgical func- lions. Freshmen begin high school wilh course in music apprecialion. Enroule lo music workshop. Maryhill, Sisfer Janice accompanies Sisler Jule Adele, who direcled singing. bar y in year Providence group presenfs exchange number for choral club from Sl. Marys Nalchiloches. Sisler Jule Adele direcls. Wilh Sister Janice, music apprecialion class pre- pares lo hear Bee'rhoven's Ninfh Symphony. choral members sang for Foiiy Hours' Devolions. 33 . . . Where the goal is Social-minded Catholics, appreciation of other peoples sounds in the clap of eastanets at United Nations assembly Horneroolns ,Q-,X 3231 TW 5 - ,Q x , , 3, 0 -eg , Q f. ,M K M , , my I ., UN assembly, pen pals, foreign sfudenfg, faieni' show sfirred in- feresf in 'Foreign culfures. X f ,gk S 1 1 ig , S f im! 'V H ,fi - 3 1 - Q. f- if Q ,al 9' V , -V -:.:1I'a:l'xiv.: k . g .,.,, , .,,. .. L,,L .L 11 A 7 V.,-'KK' ,, ., . whim SuSiG Lynne Marlan Clwarlene Andries Barron Brouilleile Coal-eg iw , 5 rm 1 Joan Cresap Slars and siripes oi all nalions mel, noi' on flue ballleqround, buf on peaceful siage backdrop For Civics class UN assembly. lmilaling Belsy Ross, Marilyn Sanliaqo and Faye Johnson hem Unifed Naiions flag. As Joan Cresap and Marllwa Gravel complele French banner, Charlolie Palazzola and Jeannie Mallwews add name lo Cliina's yellow-sun flag. Rosa Crooks Mary Douzaf Cynllwia Goloby lvlarllna Gravel Freshmen swell volume of Providence symphon Carol Ann Leallierrnan Linda Lemoine Theresa Malnlouz Jean Malnews Angela Medica Clmarlolle Palazzolo Ellen Pelrus Marilyn Sanliago Jo Ann Smilli Rila Tlniels Dianne Warren Myra Williams Faye Jolnnson Agnes Kennedy Carol Ann Kifclwen l-lomerooms al Providence miglwl be compared lo seclions ol a symplmony. Lilce percussion groups, lallering lreslwrnen sornelinnes produce more noise llwan musical noles. Yet iusl as Slrauss gave percussion new prominence Jrlirougli more lrequenl use, during inilialion week lreslwrnen received qrealer nolice in sluclenl body. 'Qs' ,, f if 'Ta A ff A' A wr- 2 3' i 'A Q , a yxlvr ll , QUE I. A v 'dx , f E, .5 ,ii'- . Sue Aerrker Kaihy Baillio Theresa Brocalo Nina Cicardo ,. . - i. ,ai 'Z i During hecric kangaroo courr climaxing freshman iniriarion. Five Lucky Pennies -Ellen Perrus, Dianne Sellers, Theresa Brocarro, Karhy Baillio, Joan Cresap-enlerrain senior Mau-Maus 'ro qualify as members of Providence social group. 38 Karhyrn Gremillion Alice Holmes Ann Johnson Shirley Lachney Slephanie Lomonre Dianne Marhews Mary Ann D'Amico Linda David Sadie Flaccornia Eva Gormanous As school year played on, freshmen added in- lensiiy ro school acriviries. Joining choral club a+ Chrisr-rhe-Kingfrally and 'lalcing vocal lead for Chrisrmas program, lhey were quick io carch pulse of lile ar PCH. Wirh firsr place in Jraleni' show and in claiming srufly canine professor grearesr nlumber of rimes during clean-up campaign, beginners proved worrhy of PCI-l. Youngesr class srruclc anolrher srrong bear wilh unified force in drive for berier movies. and accentuate PCH rh thm Excifing way of knowing foreign neighbors is having pen pals in far hands. To iocafe homes of boys and giris fhey wriie io, Louann Scaiion, Siephenie Lomonie. Linda David, Ann Johnson, and Eva Gorrnanous Search The qiobe. Virgie Lee Mayeux Judy Pachoiik Kareen Percy Linda Rue Louann Scoiion Dianne Seliers Judy Siiis Susie Van Dyke Sherry Wild ye-1 Virginia Aclcel Palry Ashworlh Isabel Bellino Palricia Cherry ' 1 ' Sandra Connella I Carol Copeland V Berlha Daw . .,,hI V K ' Margarel DeKeyzer Q? 3 5 Donna Duponi Joannie Gaulhier Amelia Gilchrisl DeeDee Glorioso Elaine Hanes Sandra Kelly Kahe Lawrence Comparable io brass secrion which provides lone color io symphony, sophomores added individualily ro Providence harmonies. ln Jrune afier whole year's pracrice soph- omores began second year wilh Huckleberry Hound Dance which increased revenues for senior rea. Trumper of viclory reverberaied rhrough PCH when sophomore Jriqers defealed miqhly seniors in volleyball Jrournamenr. Juanelle Gaurhier Repenlanf Russian Baboushlca, Arlene Leggio, searches faces of sleep- ing Paffy Ashworlh and Elaine Haynes as she looks For Chrisl Child. ll Z d Sophomore program ai' Chrisimas porfrayecl beauliful Russian legend. K 0 Marie Medica Rifa Parr Sandra Riloaudo Lucille Sanchez Phyllis Soprano Janef Slrain Bonnie Thiels Linda Vance Rosemary Verzwyvell Janice Waddell Rufh Webb Belly Williams tone color 3 X ,AL 'MJF 45' .Xi 'E . ,na VD' V .i' 111'- ,, , M Q5 as .. . s R i p X .3 N IL Qs 2 Lx Alma Abraham Sharon Ardoin Carol Baillie Pal' Berardelli Linda Campo Jessie Chrislian and change of pitch to add variety On anolher pi+ch level sophomores offered Dulch dances and Russian Bal::oushl4a as lheir parl in Chrislmas program. Brillianl-ironed class achievemenlr pul' sophomores in second and fourlh places in school-wide ad drive. Poelic and dreamy, lilce deep-Jroned Jrubas, Halls ol Valhalla Formed Jrheme chosen for year-end senior lea. All Carol Coolc Louise Couvillion Janel' Duplissey Carol Edwards Kalhy Gelz Bernadelle Glorioso Sandra Gremillion Jennie Honore A 7 S rl' L 2 i Kalhy Kearns Elaine La Jaunie Aida La Luz Louise Leaumonl Carolyn Lucus Dinah Maichrowslci Marilyn Meadows Marlha Medica Barbara Nugenl' Judy Phillips Beulah Randall Linda Scoll Dianne Springer Connie Terracina Belly Thiels Phyllis Tumminello Marilyn Vanhool: Mary Warner Sharon Wilberl Peggy Yerby All me 'Q-if 13 i. 1 4 p-Q P 1. L 5 Q Hubs s , V ,. 5 f nr V- f an w f y 'f JY if if v-:Vg Q 'fir 3. L. K ll Nah. ...gr-Tfv 1 ,541 41 usa K. Peggy Yerby, Louise Leaurnonl, Beulah Randall, and Sharron Ardoin, perform For speclalors Bernadeffe Glorioso. Marilyn Meadows lleffl, and Sharron Wilberl, Kalhy Kearns lrighfl, 43 Juniors sound agile notes, Nexl in imporlance lo slrings is woodwind group-Providence iuniors. Wilh lwo years experience, iunior noles loecame more flexible in PCH melody. Flule-like movemenls of English yulelide made up Junior A conirilau- lion in holiday assembly. ln conlrasl, plainlive Theme sounded in Junior B inlerprelalion oi Mexican legend of Chrislmas poinsellia. Like Jrhe bassoon, orcheslra clown, iuniors sounded agile noles wilh Mardi Gras carnival lo swell class collers. Cynlhia Bonnelle Sadie Carcara Mary Calalclie Sara Chicola ,MQ Linda Corder Theresa Davis Sally Daigre Judilh Dunn I.- 'S 1123 Flo Fordham Sue Gallaspy Eileen Gravel .,, i: 1'fi,. --.. Linda Gremillion Joyce Hayes Delores Johnson Sandra Laborde Theresa Lewis -ig - X -. Karen Micrwfefs Rcservary Oswfd Sara Ellen Price Caro' Rigby Bzbbfe Rodrlque Barbara Saucfer Beverly Smirh Mary Trwfefs Barbara Van Moll Paufine Van Moi Gail Varwderfick GWenda Vanhoof ... ff x AQ 'D I -far X if F 1 :.u.x Jo Arm Vermaeferm Rlra Vermae'em Cardyn WiYberf Srudying American lwerlfage in Hsrory and Engffsrm courses, Sara Ellen Price, Sadre Car- cara and Sara Chicoia view exacf replicas of documenfs af school lwisrorical Freedom Shrine. J ni xi A! 1 ,gd K be f ,Ib ,ar ' x .X N A, rrr X W? 'ZF' 4 AQ? l Lucy Abucheaibe Janice Beaubouef Margarer Brisler Lorraine Carlino L. Pearl Caesar Helen Crooks Cecilia Dunn Shirley Ferl Linda Heber? Nora Johnson Helen Marien Sandra Malassa Willena Michiels Kalhryn Perkins Marfha Franks Ana Maria Gallardo Barbara Guilbaull' Elba Gurierrez end on melancholic strain Allowed privileges of preparing and arfencling Junior-Senior prom iuniors developed reson- ance of maluriry in Providence social groups. Ending year wilh melancholy mood, juniors bade farewell ro upperclassmen wirh Buffer Supper afrer Baccalaureale services. Laiinffvnerican girls add velveiy qualify fo Junior personaiiries. I-ieien Crooks fieffi, Junipr B ciass president dis- cusses American Handicrafi' copied from souinern neiginbors wE+n ciassrnafes-Lupe Ruz from Mexicog Lucia Rapa- Cicco'e, Venezueiaq Lucy Abucneaibe, Coiurnbia: Ana Maria Gawardc, Hondurus. Jo Ann Rine Theresa Rosonefre Lupe Ruiz Louise Simms Jean Van Gossen Helen Van Mol Marqaref Faye Vance Paisy Vanderiick Peari Vaughn Judy Wi-wife Mary Jo Wiiiis Karnleen Yearby Connie Randaii Diann Ransbofrom Lucia Rapaciccoii B fs 'T . jff X 4 Q55 'H at ! 42- Q Q JL 3 if Q f 5 J 1 L. 'XLR 41 ' v 5 ss ii f Rf i .XJ MARIAN BALLATIN Thespians 3-4. Clerk 3, Secrelary 3, Treasurer 4: Fulure Teachers 4: Press Club 4. Sfaff 4: Boosfers: Choral Club 4. JULIET BONIOL Fufure Nurses I-2: Fufure Teachers 3-4. Presidenf 4: Choral Club I-4: Boosfers I-4: Business Club 4. JUDY BONNETTE Class Secrefary 3, Parliamenfarian I: LTLA I-4. Rep. 3, Parliamenlarian 2: Sodalily 3-4: Thespians 2: Press Club I-4, Secrelary 4: Boosfers 4: Honor Sociefy 4. MILLIE CI-IARRIER Class Vice-PresicIen+ I-2, Treasurer 4: LTLA I-4: Sodalify I-2: Choral Club I-4: Press Club 4, Slaff 4: Honor Sociefy 3-4: Boosfers I-3: Cheerleader 4: Legion of Mary 2-4: CCD 3. PATTY CLEM ENT Soclalily I: Sporls Club 3-4, Treasurer 4: Thespians I: Boosfers I-4: JCL 2-3. GLORIA COUVILLION Sodalify I: LTLA I-4: Sporls Club I: Choral Club I: Press Club 4: Boosfers I-3. enwr sectwn takes lead Sfring secfion is Iargesf and mosf imporfanf in orchesfra. In Providence symphony, sen- iors are sfrings. For fhese insfrumenfs wood has been meficulously aged. Affer fhreeyears af PCI-I seniors have been care- fully seasoned and are now ready for final finish. A Crescendo leading fo finals of qraduafion, fhe year saw senior class af fheir be-sf af freshman inifiafion and show. drawing Menard and Providence falenf. GLORIA DAMICO Class Secefary I, Vice-Presidenf 2, Rep. 3: Thes- pians I-4. Presidenf 37 Sporfs Club 4: Boosfers 4: Business Club 4. PATSY DAM ICO Class Treasurer I: Thespians I-4, Secrefary 3: Fufure Nurses lg Press Club I-2: Business Club 4: Boosfers I-37 Senior Girls Scoufs I-4. PATSY DEKEYZER 4-H I-4, Rep. I-2, Vice-Presidenf 4: Reporfer for Parish 2. Presidenf 3, Execufive Member 2-3. PATRICIA DAENEN Class Rep. I: LTLA I: Sporfs Club I-4, Vice-Presi- denf 3-4. Presidenf 4: Boosfers I. Far Easf and ifs mysferies came fo life during fhe senior falenf show. Enioying Japanese feahouse Glenda Nasello, Millie Charrier, Beafrice Ribaudo, Paffy Clemenf, Margaref Ann Gremillion, and Gloria Damico awaif nexf performer. W .. . . -,,:-si-.fam .,,. 1. U-ew.i,.,,., -'fs -ff- M. 1- I - - 1-1.1 -ffffwf im --'s--'sss 'sf' ' MYRA ELLINGTON Class Treasurer 2-3, Presidenl 4: Sodal- ify I-2: Thespians 2-4: Choral Club I-2: Honor Sociefy 3-4: Press Club 2-4, Sfaff 3-4: Boos+ers I-3, Co-Capfain 3: CCD 2. CAROLYN FAULK Class Presidenl 2, Vice-Presidenl l-4, Par- liamenlarian 3: LTLA I-4: Sodalify I-4, Treasurer 3: Thespians I: Fufure Teach- ers I-4: Choral Club I-4: Press Club 2-4. Slaff 3-4: Legion of Mary 2-4, Treasurer 3, Secre+ary 4: Boosfers I-4: Honor So- ciefy 3-4: CCD 2-4, Phofographer. Slrings are one of Jrhe mosl' popular solo inslrumenls. Senior soloisl chosen by class- males relurned from Pelican Girls' Slale 'lo give seniors accounl of weelc lull of acliv- ilies. Allernales Traveled lo Norihweslern for sludenl governmenl worlcshop. Wilh senior play dramalics enlhusiasls gave audience evening of comedy wilh Noi: in a Thousand Years. More soloisls appeared in senior music recilals as aclivilies grew closer lo climax. PEGGY FLEMIN6 Sfudeni' Council Vice-Presiclenl 4: Class Presidenl' I, Rep. 3, Treasurer 2: LTLA I-4: Sodalily l-2, 4: Thespians I-4: Fufure Teachers 2: Choral Club I. 3-4: Press Club l-4, Slaff 2-4: Honor Sociely 3-4: Booslers I-3: Legion of Mary 2-4, Vice-Presidenl 2-4 50 DONNA GAUTHIER LORETTA GENGO LTLA l-4-I PFSSS Club 2-4. Pl'GSiCl6nl' 4. LTLA 4: Sporls Club 2-4: Boosfers l Slaff 3-4, Edilor 4: Thespians 2-4: Soclal- Sodalify I, ify lg Honor Sociely 3-4: Booslers I-3. 34 K 45? DIANE GIAMANCO MAUREEN GIBSON DONNA GILCHRIST Sodaliiy I: Sporls Club l-4: Nurses Club Class Vice-Presidenl' 3, Rep. 2: LTLA LTLA 2-4: Soclalily l-41 Fulure Teachers I-3. L37 Sodalily lg Sporls Club I-37 Choral 3i Booslers I-3: CCD 2. Club l-45 Press Club 2: Boosiers I-2: CCD 2. . . . and virtuosos solo if N 1 1,5 as ruux , 1 Zifizislw Pelican Girls are llwe besl . . ., chorus Anne Lanius, Millie Charrier, Peggy Fleming, and Carol Ann Grernillion, class clioice as clelegales 'ro rnyrlnical Pelican Girls' Shale a+ opening sclwool assembly, CAROL ANN GREMll.l.lON Sfudenl Council Presidenf 4, Secrelary 3: Class Vice-Presideril' I, Rep. 21 LTLA I-4: Soclalily I-2,41 Press Club I-45 Booslers I-2: Honor Sociely 3-4: CCD 2. CAROLYN GREMILLION Thespians I-4, Vice-Presidenf 4g Choral Club I-4: Sporls Club I-43 Fulure Teachers 47 Booslers I-4. MARIANNE GREMILLION Class Presiclenl 3, Secrelary 21 LTLA I7 Sodalify I-33 Fulure Teachers 2-4, Treasurer 2-3: Choral Club I-41 Honor Sociely 3-4. Presidenr 43 Boosfers I-3: Thespians I7 Business Club 47 CCD 2. MARGARET ANN GREMILLION LTLA 2: Thespians Ig Press Club I: Honor Sociely 3-41 Providence Banker 4. Class strike ga note Giving impelus To leam spiral cheerleaders Millie Charrier, Maureen Gibson Bobbie Willis Glenda Nasello and Joan Lanius chose navy Theme sounding anchors aweigh' for senior players. Symphony depends on s'l'rings for IOYIG qualify. In sporls seniors produced expecled qualify. Keeping up railing won as iuniors in volleyball, baslcelball, and baseball Iournamenls, seniors l96O placed Iirsl in baslce+balI carrying off prized Irophy. An- olher nole of viclory was dampened by seniors losing baseball Tourney Io soph- omores by one run. BARBARA ANN JUNEAU Nurses 41 Sporfs Club 3-4: Thespians I. NANCY KOURY LTLA I-47 Sodalily Ig Sporls Club I-4: Boosfer I-3. FRANCES JEANNE LA CROIX Class Rep. I: Sodalily I-2: Honor Sociely 3-4, Vice-Presidenl' 47 Choral Club I-4: Music Club I-4. ANN LANIUS Sludenf Council Treasurer 2: Class Presidenl 3: LTLA I-3:'SodaliIy I1 Sporls 47 Choral Club I-4: Press Club 3, Slaff 3: Honor Sociefy 3-4: Booslers I-2: Business Club 4: CCD 3-4. -s.M.um,m,..wm.u.i......,..m.,mwM.u,...s.... ,.h,i ,,,M,..l,,,f.... ANN JOHNSON Class Vice-Presidenl 3: LTLA I-4: Sodal- ify I-4: Honor Sociely 2-3, Rep. 4. ..,u.,1,,..m..u,,-I., .,-. ,,,... .-um-. ..,. W,.-,,u,,, .,,,., W 1, LINDA HAYDEN Thespians 2-4, Clerk 2, Vice-Presidenl 3 Presidenl 4: Fulure Teachers 45 Press Club I-4: Honor Sociely 3-4: CCD 2. JOAN LANIUS Class Presidenl 3, Parliamenlarian I Rep. 2, 47 LTLA 3-4: Press Club 2-4 Slaff 4: Sodalify I-41 Choral Club I-4, Accompanisf I, 3-4: Music Club I-4, Hislorian 3, Secrelary-Treasurer 47 Hon- or Sociely 3-4: Boosiers I-47 Legion of Mary 2-4, Vice-Presidenl 47 CCD 2-3. ROSE MARIE LEMONTE Sodalily Ig Fufure Nurses 2: Sporfs 3-47 Choral Club I7 Thespians 3-4. 54 I 5 JO ANN LONOO Class Presidenl' I-2: Sodalily I-23 Choral Club I-43 Booslers I-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Business Club 4: CCD 2: Honor Sociefy 3-4. Sweel dreamy melodies running Ihrough Junior-Senior Prom called baclc memories of pasi' Ihrills al Providence dances and as junior prom hoslesses. In role of honorees, Ihis year, seniors en- joyed climax of school social Iunclions. April Showers prom. Soil lighls played on baby pinlc and siamese blossoms showering from circles of green foliage Io adorn scallered umbrellas. . . . then turn 5 . PRISCILLA MATH EWS Class Parliamenlarlan 27 LTLA I-4: Sodallly ly Sporls Club 2-4: Fulure Nurses I-4, Parllamenlar- ian 2: Press Club 47 Choral Club ly Booslers I-4. LINDA MAYEAUX LTLA 41 Sodalily lg Sporls Club 2-47 Booslers I-37 Legion ol Mary 4. PAT MAYEAUX Sporls Club 3-4, Vlce-Presldenl 47 Press Club ly LTLA l-47 Buslness Club 4. to softer strains Prom of I96-O becomes life memory for senlors Ann Jolmson, .loan Lanius, Earllne Vlviaruo, and Glenda Nasello. MICKIE MOORE LTLA I-47 Sodalily I-47 Booslers I-4: Leqlon ol Mary 2-4, Vice-Presidenl 4: Honor Sociely 3-4g JCL 2-31 Treasurer 37 CCD 2-4. 55 'S Business Club 4. I R V' i T 1 Beaming over successful accomplislwmeni' Myra Ellingion, class president accepfs from Rosemary Palermo firsi' Class parliamenfarjan 3.4: Social. place award won by Senior B in bullefin board confesi' Hy l,4: NurSe5'3,4: Honor Socgefy conducied during Couriesy-Friendly Week. Second place 3.4: B005-ie,-S l,4' Capfafn 4- wenlr 'ro Senior A. Seniors bow full-toned measures 2 I CECILE NORMAND LTLA I-4, Presidenr 4, Secrerary 37 Sodalify I-4: Sporrs I-2. JUANITA NORMAND Class Secrefary I, 4: Sodalily I-27 Honor Socieiy 3-4: Sporiis Club 4, Rep. 4: Music Club I-25 Legion of Mary 2, Treasurer 27 Providence Banker 4. 56 sw' :fist .9 if f' gg: ,A w 5 u 2 gy, 5 , as M. 3 5 p 1, BETTY MURPHY ik T f ' 51552 -- - 'si A 5' T' V T - .wif ft- ., ' if ,sf Q 3 if 3 mess-,,, 1 - - in Q 'lf 7, sw Each parr of siringed insirumenls musf be carefully made and adiusled +o insure delicale musical qualifies. Thai seniors have cooperafed wiih careful characfer build- ing. goal of Providence, is evidenced in qualifies class have shown. Receiving firsi place for bullelin board dis- play during Couriesy Week, seniors loolc Miss Courlesy and had largesi number rec- ognized al Be Mary Like assembly. Large number malcing Nalional l-lonor So- ciely gives proof +ha'r seniors possess characier, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice-requirmenls for membership in sociely. BEATRICE RIBAUDO Class Vice-Presidenl 3. Secrelary 3, Parliamenf- rian 2: LTLA I-4, Treasurer 4: Sodalily I-4: Nurses Club 3-4: Honor Sociely 3-4: Business Club 4. MARILYN ROBICHAUX LTLA 2-37 Sporis I-4: 4-H 3-4: Business Club 4. ROSEMARY PALERMO Sodalify I-4. Treasurer 2. Secrelary 3, Prefecr 4: Nurses 3-4: 4-H I: Boosfers I-4: CCD 2-3. BETTY LYLIANE PASCUA GLORIA PARRA Business Club 4. Business Club 4, ANN PETRUS Sodalify I-4, Vice-Prefec1'4: LTLA I-4: Honor Sociely 3-4-7 Boosiers I-4: Legion of Mary 2-47 JCL 2-37 CCD 2-3. W-fwus-.iafgifis ,.., ,.MM..L. , ., .ii-M... , . ..., ., . , .W,,,.. W . . JANE THIELS Sodalily 3-4: Thespians L27 Choral Club lp Booslers l-4. DONNA SANDERS LTLA I-4, Parliamenlarian 3. Hisforian 4: Honor Sociely 3-47 Booslers I-4. SANDRA SAYBE Business Club 43 Sodalily 4. . . . and observe measure of rest CONNIE TROUT Class Secrelary 2-3: LTLA I-4, Secre- Tary 41 Sodalily I-4: Legion of Mary 2-4g Fulure Teachers l-2, Vice-Presidenj 2: Honor Sociefy 3-41 Booslers I-4: Choral Club I: CCD 2. As seniors puzzle over scholarship fesl' sponsored by Nahonal Honor Sociefy only gliding ol: pens is audible. BARBARA VELOTTA V mLm:V 5 L V NA SP0 l'S li Nurses I-27 Boosfers I: Business Club 4. : ',L, V in y'? LouisE VERCHER i i LTLA 1-2: sadaliiy 1.4: spam 1-2, 4, Business , Club 4' fffi 2'u: l 5 3 Ag i gg, , ' i ,-.. u-12,1.f .N W 1 are ., DAPHENA VANDERSYPEN T i LTLA I-47 Sporls Club 2-4: 4-H 3-4: A I fe Honor Sociefy 3-4: Business Club 4. A silenl res?-senior relreaf. Marianne Gremillion , and Julief Boniol use free Jrime for spirifual read- ing on sfeps of Maryhill's refreal chapel. Q aa u JO ANN VAUGHN 15 . . . . . . ':', ff Vi More serious side of senior life-exams l-Tl-A l'4' 4'H 4' Secrelarl' Treasure' 1. . 3: S T CI b I-4: B ' CI b 4. s and re1'rea+-are surrounded by silence. pots U usmess U e,Ys These acliviiies measure bolh infelleclual . -r'- - A ge f- and spirilual progress, goals of complele Chrisiian educalion. Besides 'rhose for class A s ' worlc. for many seniors exams included achievemenr Jresfs, scholarship 'res+s. busi- ness aplilude lesls, and college enlrance 5 exams. During Three day relrreaf, seniors f paused 'ro concenirare on spirilual read- ing, Jrallcs, privale conferences. lg s, 'gg or gr new 59 ALICE VILLARD Class Rep. I: LTA I-2: Nurses I-2, FTA 4: Clnoral: Booslers I-4: Business Club 4: CCD 2. EARLINE VIVIANO Class Treasurer I: SodaIiI'y I-4: LTLA I-4: Rep. 4: Sporls I-2: Press Club 4: Honor Sociely 3-4: Boosfers 4. MARGBUERITE WARNER LTLA 2-4, Vice-Presidenl 4: Sodalily 2-4: FTA 3. Vice-Presidenl 3: Music Club I: Honor Sociely 3-4, Secreiary-Treasurer 4: CCD 2. MARILYN WILBERT Sodaliiy I-4:CI1oraI Club I-2: Music Club I: Sfaif 4: Boosfers I-4. Graduates near finale 1 -si Beginning year, seniors received class rings-symbols oI:CaII'1oIiC educa- Iion. Filling prelude was Mass and Holy Communion. 60 I-IELEN WEBB Class Secrerary 3: LTLA 2-4: Sodaliry 2-47 Sporrs Ig FTA 2-4, Vice-Presidenf 41 Choral Club I-4: Press Club 4: Booslers I-43 Legion of Mary 2-4. MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS LTLA I-41 Nurses I-23 4-I-I I-3: Honor Sociely 3-4. BOBBIE WILLIS Class Rep. I, Parliamenlarian 2. Treasurer 3: LTLA Ig Sodalijy I-23 Choral Club I-31 Boosrers I-4: Cheerleader 2-31 I-lead-Cheerleader 4. JUANTIA WI LMORE Direcred for four years 'foward becoming healrhy, social minded, vocarionally fir Americans, seniors should also be prepared and Iervenr Carholics. Nearing Iheir finals, sincere devolion Io Mary and appreciarion of I'IoIy Sacrifice of Ihe Mass assure qraduares Ihar Ihey are prepared ro enrer adulr world. Reminding class 'Ihar Mary is highesr goal of Chrislian womanhood, shrine insralled This year was symbol of place Our Lady should hold in hearrs of every senior. Enrhroning Ihe Virgin are Rosemary Palermo Ilefrl and Joan Lanius. . . . Where the goal is American Catholics, the whit of voting machines voices - student government in action Clubs 'P 5 . 4 s 4 v v -ff ,L-A Q14 oA M535 In Sodafify holy hour sfudenfs know freedom of worship: in sfudenf council. freedom of speech d an free elecfionsg in yearbook work, freedom of press. r YEARBOOK Q1 ,z I - Menard Confralernily and Providence Sodalily members view from every angle Jropics ol limely inleresl during buzz sessions of monlhly meelings. Decades for Mary-Menard and Prov- idence honor Our Lady wilh living rosary ceremony during Ociober. Sodality teaches spirituality Parrs of Providence symphony are played by various ensembles--school clubs. Under guidance of Sisler Paul Joseph, moderalor, Qur Lady's Sodalily is lhe spirilual ensemble of school. A way of life, sodalily requires of members daily Mass and Holy Com- munion, daily rosary, morning and evening prayers, mediralion, examina- lion of conscience, and aposlolic worlcs. Sodalisls lceep l-loly Hours and observe Firsr Safurdays. l-lonoring Mary, sodalisfs carry our such proiecrs as school relreals, All Soul's Day visil To Maryhill Cemelery. Advenr observances, Chrislmas play. and May procession. 64 Placing vigil Iighlr on allar during The enfhronemenf of lhe Sacred Heart in Seplember, Myra Ellingion, senior class president leads school officers in offer- ing symbols of The Sacred He-arl's Twelve promises. V fl f 1 3 l Monsignor O. A. Olinger dislribufes pins and membership cards +o new Sodalisls who have proved 'ihemselves worihy of making an acl' of consecrafion 'lo Mary. A+ Thanksgiving Day Mass, Menard Con- Frafernily and Providence Sodalily broughi unconsecraled hosis in offeriory procession. Ou?-going prefect Rosemary Palermo, iurns over gavel io Nora Johnson, preiecl' for nexl' year. Louise Leaumonl' lireasurerl, Arlene Leggio lsecrelaryl awail' fheir inslalla- 'rion by old ofiicers Ann Pelrus lvice-preiecll, Theresa Lewis lsecrelaryl, and Jean Van Grossen lireasurerl. Jean will also serve as vice-prefeci nexl year. 65 Charm bracelet award for outstanding future teacher engages Carolyn Gremillion and Belly Williams in wishful lhinlcing. Nw K A 0 ,sw 2 ., if K gm i ,, , .M M. 4 Officers Juliet Boniol, president, Alice Villard, treasurer, and Sandra Kelly, sec- retary, discuss highlights for May meet- ing. On their way 'lo observe in nearby schools, Linda Hayden and Marianne Gremillion register enthusiasm. 66 All Accounled tor! Meeting, under the guidance of Mrs. Steve Lyrnberis, sponsor, continues with business of month. And another Providence ensemble, Future Teachers, study qualities and aptirudes basic to successful teaching. This has been accomplished through discussions, inspection of schools, campaign for recruiting new members, and award for senior best qualified as future teacher. Future teachers gain attitudes il? fs ' . A A Ensemble in while, Fulure Nurses, learn by aclion. Worlcing in area liospilals-Cabrini, Baplisl, Velerans, and Cliarily-members ol club gain experience as iunior assislanls. Aclivilies include sucli iobs as lilling waler pilcliers, clleclcing pulse rale, lalcing lem- peralure, and malcing bandages. urses Club works for points qf' if '- 4 Fulure nurses, Theresa Broccolo llreas.l, Susie Andries, Linda Lernoine, and Carol A lion in area liospilals. nn Leallierman prepare bandages lor dislribu- W . v fqwwm-. Diane Springer: Marie Medica, secrelary: and Donna Duponl, presidenl, ready needed arlicles lor Sisler M, Berlina's Home nursing Class. Nurses Belly K. Larnberl and Doris Mil- lel ol Velerans Adminislralion Hospilal explain lo lulure nurses requiremenls lor degree as regislered nurse. 'Q Sludenls voice opinions regarding suggesled amendmenls lo scliool consliluiion. Council leads student body 2 s Mosl' palriolic of ensembles, sludenl council, gives classmen opporlunily 'ro share in school govern- menl. Under llweir auspices an assembly inlroducing lac- ully and sludenls opened fall lerm. Major evenr of year, sponsoring Anniversary Ball, presenled ad drive wi-nners. To Jrrain sludenls in parliamemlary procedure, November assembly amended sclwool conslilulion. Spring clean-up campaign encouraged allraclive classrooms. 5 I Q K Nuo., Wa., Tolaling delenlion slips, Peggy Fleming lvice-pres.l, Linda Gre- million lsec.l, and Beulalw Randall llreas.l, perform weekly laslr. 68 of we rouse l LOW ROOF ln sfudenr council clean-up campaign Freshman B, rep- resenled loy Sherry Wild lpres.l and Linda David lrep.l. shunned dog house by caplurinq Professor Slulfyf' Lflf' f' -r yn s in To compare percenlaqe of siudenls on mid-Term honor rollk Carol Ann Gremillion, sludenl' council presideni, sludies graph. - .. he 133533 Pleased wilh pracrice in exercising dem- l ocralic righl' +o vole in sluclenl' council i eleclions, Daphena Vandersypen rnalces f l 'I way lor nexi' voler. Hoslessing Rapides Parish 4-H'ers on Achievemenl Day al' Providence, Sandra Grernillion llelll, Ann Pefrus, and Earline Viviano congralulafe Sue Barron ol Bollon and Belly Sue De Will' of Poland, La.. on suifs modeled in clolhing conlesl. Donna Duponf and Carol Ann Gremillion also view spring coslume. 69 To malce Nalional Thespian So- cieiy, Providence dramaiics en- semble, sludenis musi earn 'ren qualify poinis in school and com- munilry iheaier work. Ouisianding evenl for drama en- ihusiaslrs is siaie-wide speech Tournamenl a+ Norlhweslern S+a+e College, Nalchiioches. in Feb. Thespicms work for drama Schedule of evenis for speech rally, Feb. I6, causes slir among The-spians, who choose confesls lo enler. Reviewing program are Pai Guillei, clerlcq Dianne Mahfouz, secreiary: Linda Hayden, preside-nl: Carolyn Gremillion, vice-president Marian Ballalin, lreasurerg and Marilyn Wilberl, represeni- alive. Pracficing for exlemporaneous speaking af rally, Peggy Fleming per- forms for Kafhy Mclvlullen llelifl, Phylis Tumminello, Donna Gaufhier Palsy Damico, and Karen Michiels. To gain confidence for speech Jrourney, Alice McFarlane gives humorous infer- prelafion +o Linda Scoli' llefll, Peggy Yerby, and Carol Copeland. 70 Displaying new bronze plaque of John Marlin Moye spoken al' assembly. Marianne Gremillion llc-ffl presidenl. clwapler Anne Lanius, Millie Charrier, Earline Vlvlano, and Susie La Croix. vice-president draw allenlion +0 and Myra Ellinglon symbolize leadership, scholarship, club insignia, characler, and service-qualilies on which lhey had iusl' Honor Society draws scholars Beginning wilh freshman year, sludenls slrive lo- ward high goal-admission inlo 'scholaslic ensem- ble, Nalional Honor Sociely. Besides B averages, membership demands evidence of leadership, char- acler. and service. Al' mid-Term eligible sophomores become probalion- isis: qualifying iuniors receive membership cards To prepare for Honor Sociely showing Sludenl body assembles for Honor So of Dickens classic Greer Expeclalionsf' ciely flag raising ceremony. Marianne C-Eremillion Threads film projec- lor. 7l As Marguerile Warner checks in books, Earline Viviano in- 'reresls Louise Vercher in 'lale of Oklahoma. Promofing inleresf in good reading and assuming responsibililies as library assislanls make up main obieclives of Library Club. book lover's ensemble. l-ligliliglii' of club year is Valeniine dance, Cecile Normand, riglil, explains card calalog 'ro Clwarline Coaies. honoring Dream Beau, Menard sludenl' ciled for oulslanding loyally and service lo Providence and Menard. To close year, club holds social meeling willw presenlalion of awards for Librarian of Year runners-up, and ollner lriiglw-poini' members. .QF , W i f if fag? QQ- ,.,,,:-J me Keeping iibrary funcfioning smoofiniy Peggy Yerby, iiefri, parlamenharian, and Connie Trour siweive refurned books. Librarians increase To keep iibrary aifraciive, Beafrice Ribaudo, freasurer, adds Finishing fouches ro spring arrangemenr. Marguerire Warner, vice-president and Ceciie Normerid, president ciose door for Mrs. Joe Viyiano as Connie Trour, secrefary. and Earline Viviano, represenrarive, 'rake back seaf, ready for rrip ro Louisiana Teenage Library Club Conven- ron in Baron Rouge. 73 egion helps church 'R -1:G ,. A' P 0 Through home and hospilal visils, parish Allending Tuesday meeling of Moiher of Divine Grace Praesidium, Connie Troui, leil, Linda David, and Sharon Ardoin lislen lo Falher Graef. ji Falher Graef is moderalor and Mrs. Evelyn Loflon, sponsor of Mofher of Divine Grace Praesidium. devolions, and CCD pareni-educalor work members carry oul -aims of Marian ensem- ble, Legion of Mary. Meeling once a week, lwo praesidia en- gage in rosary, spirilual reading, reporls on weelcs worlc, reciialion of Magniiical. Priesl moderalor gives guidance lallc and closes wilh lolessing. Falher Walsh serves as moderalor for Moiher of Divine Providence Praesidium. Miss Agnes Johnson, leil, sponsor, conducls meeling of Moiher of Divine Providence Praesidium. Elaine La Jaunie, secrerary, fakes noles as Connie Terracino, Susie Andres, Theresa Brocalo, and Linda Lemione lislen +o Karen Michaels weekly reporl. Righl is Joan Lanius, vice presidenl. 74 -.1 -1. Wherher efigdged GS Jreacherp l:lSl1er', Qeiiing chil- Waiiing lheir Turns as Msgr. Qlinger presenis Conlralerniiy leacher's d 1. I I e erin Errerials prov- pin 'ro Sue Gallaspy are, lirsi row, Sisler Mercedes, inslruclor, ren O Cass' or eper' pr p Q m ' Bernadelle Glorioso, Mariha Barker, Helen Crooks and Nora Johnson. iClel'1Ce Coniralernlly of Chrisiian Docirine VTIG-ml3eI'S Second row. Ann Lanius, Judy Sills, Lynne Barron, Joan Lanius, Rose- have opporluniiy ol bringing religious iruihs lo young uninslrucied Calrholics. CCD works mary Palermo, and Kalhleen Yerby. Third row, Millie Charrier, Miclcie Moore, Carolyn Faullc, Ellen Peirus, and Ann Peirus. Fourih row, Pearl Ceasar, Carol Rigby, Gloria Damico, and Jean Van Gossen. for church F,.h7-eng ml 1 maxim f 'G Y .. J is To prepare children for firsl Holy Com- munion is ioy of Nora Johnson, who lries veil on firsl communicanl. Organizing Providence girls 'For Con- frafernily work, Sisrer Mercedes, Mis- sionary Cafechisi, gives insiruclions on 'reaching Chrisiian Docirine. ff I f Leading class info S+. Mary's Church. Winnsborro, Sue Gallaspy is prepared Yo hold religion class. 5 s Choral Club increases prestige Everyone is here +oday, commenis Pai Guiiiei' irigiifi, aiiendance recorder, as Joan Lanius, accompanist readies music and Carolyn Wiiberf and Ruiix Webb, libraiiansx ge? ou? singing books. Top evenf for choral club was presenfing half-hour of Chrisfrnas music over KALB-TV. Year's appearances for Providence choral club began wifh Forfy Hours Devofion in Sepfember. Ocfober broughf fhe Chrisf fhe King Rally af Bringhursf Field, where cify schools sang evening Mass. During November, club offered enferfainmenf for CBEA convenfion. Caroling af fhe Bishop's residence, af Cabrini and Veferan's hospifals, and af Chrisfmas assembly filled December calendar. Winning frophy wifh superior rafing in LMEA fesfival, was friumphanf evenf for March. April saw club engaged for Confirmafion, Holy Thursday evening Mass af Prompf Succor, and Mass, Easfer morning. Joining Cafholic schook of cify, choral club sang for Bishop C5reCo's Ponfifical Mass of Holy Chrism af Sf. Francis Xavier Cafhedral, Holy Thursday, Exchanging reperfoires, choral groups of Providence and Sf. Marys Nafchifoches, ioined in a morning song fesf af Providence gym, in lafe Ocfober. 77 ,Lg it K E H E Q S ii E is ar. .Q . To decorale achievemenl day slage, Marilyn Robichaux, lell, Pauline Van Mol, Belly Thiels, and lvlargarel Delfeyzer hoisl qianl clover. -H gains honors Presenling Rapides Parish 4-H lrophy lo Kalhryn Perkins, lsadore Vanderlick ol Rapides Bank and Trusl Co,, commends Providence 4-H Club. Belly Thiels, lell, and Kalhryn Perkins, presi- denl, discuss aclivily piclure for enlrance bullelin board, which called sludenls' al- lenlion lo Nalional 4-H Week. i r Q . ? ks 78 P Tops in parish, Providence 4-H Club, under leadership ol Mrs. Andrew Van Mol, received award lor year's ellorls when lhey look Parish Trophy on Achievemenl Day and had Palsy De Keyzer named 4-l-l Parish Queen, receiv- ing Key Award. Nw--., ik N fls Por allernoon assembly, Achievernenl Day, Margarel Delieyzer provided musical enlerlainmenl. ACTIUH we 5,3 ef asia? A, Al PTA meering, Kalhleen Yerby, leif, Joyce l-lays, Pearl Caesar, and Linda Grernillion close program explaining school clubs, wilh Beane Song. Providence PTA parenls' ensemble. provides conlaci bee iween home and school. Prior io business rneelings, sfudenis explain purpose of school acrivilies, presenl individual ac- complishmenls, and repori on innporianr eve-nis, such as Pelican Girls' Slaie. To preseni home sirualions, parenls preseni iallcs or speak on panels. Club assisis wiih eguiprnenl for classes and improvemenis in school plani. ji. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Ardoin enioy refreshmenis al' PTA open house, in Sepember. PTA Creates understanding 'Awww' Poinling our fo PTA relafionships beiween Sfafe Deparlrnenl' of Educaiion and Diocesan School Board, Farher Teacle lisis such ilems as cerlificalion of Teachers and school lunch program. Mr. Randall inlroduced Falher Teacle. To award classroom wilh highesl couni in alfend- ance al meeiing, R. J. Webb, secreiary, pens check. Lefl is Mr. W. R, Croolcs, secrelary, Waller B. Randall, vice-president and Dr. W. A. Ardoin, presidenix 79 B Yea leam' Cheerleaders from Iefr are Jo Ann Longo Sharon Ardoin, Millie Charrier Bobbie Wallis lhead cheerleaderl, Caro Rigby and Bobbie Saucier. You can fell a girl from Providence, bul you sure can'l Tell lwer much. Booslers gel ready lo lend spirit 'ro Menard learn willi cheering. under Glenda Nascello, cenler, Joyce Hayes. lefl, and Selly Daigre, co-caplains. i lake in siglwls. Q wifli mascot Toni Cicardo l ' I s ga X4 . s so-f 1-.X A ' f U srsir Q s Claiming baskelball lrophy, senior learn glows wilh vicfory. Fronl' ports Club sponsors tourneys from lefl are Pai' Guillel, Pal' Mayeux, Pa? Daenen. Juanila Normand, Helen Webb. Back row are Judy Bonnell, Belly Murphy, Ann Pelrus. Gloria Damico, Carol Ann Gremillion, Palsy Damico, and Connie Trouf. Sporls' lover's ensemble, PSC figures al end of each ball season, bringing close wilh inlramural lourney. ff China dolls yell To bolsler freshman spiril during lime-oul al' baslcelball Tourney, Slriving lo lceep senior lead over sophomore nine, Pal' Daenen sends curves over home base. W , swf .. T nfl Volleyball comlesl wenr lo sophomores. ln second place were seniors. Lasl places wenl lo iuniors and freshmen. Regaining dignily, seniors caplured lrophy for baslcelball, leaving sophomores in second place, and eliminaling juniors and freshmen. End of year saw sophomores recover, slealing base- ball 'rournamenl from seniors wilh one run. Juniors had 'ro be conlenl wilh lhird place: freshmen wi'rh lourlh. ball Tourney. Aw-We - --- Msaiisw wwwn:uiayfssfNgws.gsffssenwQwWwgw,,',-,s,a,a,.,u..,..,,-we-s-. 1mfs,,wami,,.w..Wf.,,.m1..,um Pal Mayeux, senior, sends iunior serve back, in volley Music activities draw crowds Music lovers' ensemble, Cecilian Music Club, develops cullrural apprecialrion. This year, oulslanding proiecr was Loyola Universilry Band Conceri, which drew audi- ence of seven hundred. Alrlrending opera al New Orleans municipal audilorium broughlr rare experience io club members. To gualiiy for Nalional Fraiernily olMusic Sludenls, club members audilion each spring. a Bran? of Nalional Guild of Music leachers lo ows sccre as Pearl Caesar audilions. Sisler Jule Adele, Caro n Lucas, sealed, and Susie Andries give moral supporl. Number ended, George A. Jansen, direcfor, leaves plallorrnq Loyola Universily Band lake applause, Aller band concerl Joan Lanius and olher music club members had op- porlunify of meeiing band direclror George Jansen. Pinning corsage on Karen Michaels as Sue Gal- laspy, lell, and Pal Berradelli supervise progress, Theresa Davis sees lhal music club members look 'rheir besl lor performance ol Madame Bullerilyu in New Orleans. Press Club, wrilers' ensemble supplies arlicles For Caflwolic weekly and oily paper's Campus Page. To observe Press Monllw, Club encouraged Caflnolic Press Associarion conlesl, pre- pared display of Calliolic magazines, and presenled slcilr for Parenrs' Club. Yearbook sfall also liolds membership in Press Club, edilor being ifs president Club stresses During Nalional Callwolic Press Monflw, Press Club gave slum' on imporlance of Callwolic Press, for Parenfs' Club free press PRLWES Linda Hayden and Judy Bonnelle, secrelary, dis- play posler made by club lo encourage Calliolic reading. Are llwese for free? aslcs Joannie Gau- fhier, playing on bullelin display as slwe Takes auiograplw slweef from Millie Clwar- rier, business manager. To insure safe copy, Theresa Lewis, Donna Gaullweir, edilor. Carolyn Paullr, Peggy Fleming, Myra Ellinglon, and Joan Lanius check poinls on yearbook evalualion slweefs from las? year's iudges. W ,,,,,, THE MHSS CENTRQL LIVES . . . Where the goal is Fervent Catholics - the silent chapel. . . Activities -4 1 if e I For fervenl sludenls 'rlle Sacrifice of Jrlwe Mass offers lo God llweir daily aclivilles- sludenr council campaigning. volleyball lournamenl Valenline danc e, Mary candle Adyenl observance, Junior-Senior prom-: all are placed on The pale 5' 1 l x R J W' n wllll +l'1e lxosl X A 'W i 2 l 1 'll fi? 5 3 No one missed +he down beaf beginning 'Fall lerm aclivilies ai Providence. Sludenl council campaign plans, already swelling during las'r days of August came lo a deafening Crescendo during lirsl' week of school. Opening assembly, Sepiember l, how- ever. blended sludenr body, whal'ever Their parly loyallies. To lurlher educaiion of sludenls in civic dulies, Slale of Louisiana 'Furnished voiing machine 'for elec+ions. Carol Ann Gremillion was elecfed president wi+h Peggy Fleming, vice-president Linda Gremillion secrelaryq and Beulah Randall, Jrreasurer. Drawing up parfy plaflorm and rehearsal of rally songs made up work of Toppy Clown Dixiecrafs and Demon Democrafs Speaking as chairman of Democrar Demons Ann Lanius in 'rroduces candidafes Myra Ellinglon for presideni Carolyn Faulk vice presidenl Helen Crooks and Linda Gremillion secretary: and Dee: Dee Glorioso, lreasurer. 86 M' - . Q-W L - , ,Q 'W g 'ii' Parade of sludeni' body 'rlwrouglw downlown Alex- andria celebraled eleclion. ' tudent Council sounds clown beat Following Toppey Hue Clowns plafform, Dixiecraf candidales included Carol Ann Gremillion for president Joan Lanius and Peggy Fleming for vice-president Pearl Ceasar and Connie Randall for secrelary, and Beulalri Randall and Rullw Webb for freasurer. Carol Ann Gremillion look 'llwe presi- dency of sludenf council in primary eleclion, Sept 3. Promising 'rheir besl. class and club officers pledge loyalfy lo Providence and ro lheir respeciive clubs. Officers installed Honoring Providence wifh his presence al inslallafion ceremonies Bishop Greco urged sfudenfs +o live up +o lhe honor given ihem by lhe' ' ' ' ' 's ' i ' ii of 88 IF offices and fo live alwa s in accordance wiih Chrijian rnci les Y P F7 K Q school, A 'ul Oiiicers of various clubs were in- s+alled during ceremonies con- duclred by Msgr. O. A. Qlinger, Sepi. 2I. Gueslr speakers included Bishop Greco and John Fol+z. Follz lisied ihe characierisiics of leadership as abilily, availabilily, readiness 'ro sacrifice, and char- acier. Msgr. Olinger presenis cerfiiicales of office io sfudeni leaders. ln presenting I96O class rings lo sixly-'rwo senfors lvlsgr. Olinger is assisfed by Helen Crooks llelrl and Jo Ann Vermae'en iunior presidenls, as Linda l-layden receives ring. Q. 'Hn Sludenls sland as Msgr. Olinger blesses classroom. Movements change Aflenclinq SSCA in Dallas, Jane Tliiels iironr rowl, Rosemary Palermo, Dee Dee V Glorioso, Ann Pelrus, and Pelil Ceasar 7 lbaclc fowl, Joan Lanius, Cecile Nor- ,gg mand, and Earline Viviano pose wifln Fallwer George Levet SJ. + MW .sq En ,cfs fi .b X I5 Ar early assembly, office praclice slue denls demonslrale besl procedure in ap- p'ying for icb. A+ srarr of school year, movemenls of symphony change rapidly willw Jrempos of various acrivilies. Rerurn of delegales from SSCA, blessing of school, assemblies, and Jrraclilional senior class ring ceremony capfure sruclenr inferesr in firsl weelcs. My 4 u To tliurnp ot bongos, Mau Mau's ot Quite Villge introduced tresli- rnen to Providence social group in - week-long initiation climaxed by kangaroo court. Q1 3 in tw -vm 'tit Nw NX.. ' gf IIE, M at-sf,.f i f g gif if Taking tirst place, Susie Van Dyke and Enthusiastic seniors, Judy Bonnette, Glenda Nasello, Eva GOVWGVWOUS recall 'lOld9f1 d6YS Oi and Connie Trout, ltoist sltields against tresltrnan I929, in costume competition. revenge. Initiation introduces freshmen we C 4 41 Accused ot homicide, Angela Medica, trestwrnan, stands trial as Maureen Gibson ettemps revival ot Jo Ann Longo, victirn. Nobody loves me, wail six little treslnrnan onions who try to elbow way in. s rr xx 1 w 1 v ,I 1 Big Clwiet Myra Ellington opens kangaroo court tor student body, is . two ...,.,,, M ,,,. 2: 1 . alex' Fri5,,w,.'::. . . .,A., , ,N.,ge. -. 4......,,, f -g me es... . M t'-- f ' ' r 1 1:-ilu I -:gig 3 r -- s mn.:- ., . fix -L ,st iw, ,.:. M ,. .L -V .. rm: ,vitae-assi. - if L- -.msn - 77 Y tudents excel in talent show Folic Jrhemes ran ihrough senior falenr show. using Japanese Jreahouse as sefring. Numbers ranged from dramaric baller and Spanish dancing io pop- ular lyrics, rock-n-roil, wesierns, and hilibiilies. Taking off Lennon Sisfers, Junior A do parody of Lawrence Welk show. To Paul Marhews for Menard bailef group and To Linda Lemoine for Providence freshman group, Fafher Donaid Thomas, diocesan direcfor of Caiho- lic youfh, presenis iirsf piace awards. From Honduras, Cenrral America, Ana Maria Gaiiardo adds Lahn Theme To +aien+ show. To rock-n-roil music of second piace winners, Jack Randali fieflri and Joe Wilson, sophomores Peggy Yerby flefri, Aiice McFarlane, and Rurh Webb supply lyrics. Av 'N RA Qi X- X To every Providence giri, Menard prom adds anoinfer big fnriii. ln foreground. ieff, Earl Guiiicry Judy Bonneiie, and Piciiard Asscnerick ' ,V nh: b d. Ai Mad Mofivafion dance siudeni' councii lwosiessed emoy Va C mg an incoming freshmen. PCH-eras and dates dance Z'l'ET'I'3 through year .:.ak,, , Valenline molif gave color lo annual Li- brary Club frolic. Allegro movemenl-among besl mixers for Providence Cenlral High girls and Menard Memorial boys, school dances enliven each semesler. Mad lvlolivalion honored fresh- man class, lirsl friday nighl' ol school year. Sophomores followed wilh Huckleberry Hound dance in Ocloloer. Anniversary Ball and Homecom-ing fool: November limelighl. Opening second lerm, Libary Club Valenline dance lighlened sluclious hearls. As year drew lo close, Easler in- formal, prom, and Gradualion dance compleled lisl of gelfro- gelhers. Only sophomores could have worlced our Huclcleberry Hound lheme lor enjoyable dancing parly. 93 Sandra Malassa, escorlecl by Harry Flynn, reigned as Miss Cenlrallleu al llne Anniversary Ball, R0 all frolic at ball Openlng lne evenIng's program of enferlalnrnenl, Jo Ann Longo offered a ballel' number, Vienna Beaul'y. In festive alrnosplnere couples danced beneallw blue and wlwile rnoblles, glillerlng overhead. .ann-w PYQFUTQQ Emceeing The program, Carol Ann Gremillion, presi- denT of The sTudenT council, Told of The annual celebraTions held during The pasT decade. Under supervision of Miss Barbara Cicardo, sTudenT council sponsor, Diane MahTouz lleTTl, and Connie Randall arrange large gliTTered numerals To be TeaTured againsl' blue Triangles. Louise Simms creaTes cenTer- pieces, WHS LaTer in The evening There was dancing To The music of The Tunes. Marking The TenTh year oT Providence as a CaTholic CenTral l-ligh School Tor girls, and Anniversary Ball presenTed Ten Top raTing winners in The ProvidenTia ad drive. To honor The courT, Jo Ann Longo perTormed a balleT rouTine. Sharon AerTlcer sang Anniversary Song, wiTh Susie LaCroix aT The piano. Joan Lanius played an organ solo, lnTermezzo. Under The di- recTion of SisTer Jule Adele, The choral club sang The Silver Ring, Make Believe, and The Swing. Joan Lanius and Susie LaCroix accompanied The group. ar 9 Leading in sales of season lickels for Eagle games, Carolyn Sally Daigre won as Princess Glenda Nasello became Gremillion look lille of Homecoming Queen. A5 C0UV1le55i Sandfa Ma' Maid ol: l-lonor was Marllna Jrassa made Homecoming Mgdica. Courl. in compelilion, Eagle ducliess. Carolyn Gremillion reigned as queen of Menard l-lomecoming, when Menard Eagles liosled Jena Gianls al Bollon l-liglw School Sladium, Nov. 6. Al 4 p.rn.ll1e queen and lwer courl led parade from Menard llwrougln downlown Alexandria, relurning lo Menard for pep rally. Aller Me-nard's firsl lriumpli over Jena, a 256 yiclory, courr was lnonored ar lnomecoming dance ar Benlley l-lolel. H omecomin dance Menard boys and Providence girls laoosl Eagles lo yiciory. 96 if Following flue game Menard Memorial Alumni Assoclallon lnosled dance in Venellan Room of Benlley, wlwere Ralph J. Bordelon presenlecl couri. follows victory In pre-game ceremonies Queen Carolyn and her ccurf were crowning nnrneconnng Queen! Ralph J. Bordelony escorled by members of Menard Allwlefic and Alumni Asso- presfdenf of Menard Alumni! places Hara on Cam, Odllollg' lyn Grernlllion, escorled by Leroy Blze, presldenl ol: Allwlellc Assoclallon. 97 Complefing Hue Advenf free, Connie Trouf lleffl, and Susie La Croix add Iasf decoraiions made by qeomeiry class. As youngesf sfudenf in school Ellen Pefrus liqhfs flrsf candNe on Advenf wreafh while Msgr. Ofinger feeds prayer. To keep Chrisf In Chrisfmas, soda!is1's Ann Pe+rus Ueffl, Sandra Gremillion, and Mary Warner use selesmanship on Ann Lanius. 98 L zfv,, ,A,, A ' ,NN 'i ln symphony. more somber movemenf-Advenf ob- servance fosfered by Sodalify-broughf sfudenfs closer fo lnfani' Jesus. Through Mary candle, symbolic Advenf wreafh and free, school groups made preparafion during monfh preceding birfh of Chrisf. Climaxing season of ioyful penance, lasf assembly of I959 feafured program of Chrisfmas in ofher lands, Nafivify fableau by Sodalify and personal offerings fo Chrisf Child. chool prepares for Christmas l f Placed in crib during lasf days of Advenf, Chrisl Child receives offerings of Advenf pracfices from Theresa Lewis lleffl and Cecile Normand. Nafivify Presenfing Chrisfmas scene, Sodalisfs bring Chrisfmas program fo close. To honor lnfanf Jesus, sfudenfs broughf giffs of bagged candy for cafechisrn pupils af missions. 99 tudents join in religious activities iraced growlii of schools in diocese. declaring Calnolic Youliu Week. K -'f 7 V- f f if Ji WE 4- Le- ei. To slarl drive for new Calliolic nigh sclnool, Bislnop Greco presided el' Mass in gym, and aflerwarcls Religious aciiviiies also brouglwi Menard and Prov- idence siudenls Jrogeiiier. Such evenis included Mass launching new school campaign, Sodaliiy acfiviiries, and visii on All Souls' Day. Sodalisis Marilyn Wilberl, leii, and Rosemary Palermo read Mayor W. J. Bowden's proclarnaiion, On All Souls' Day, Providence Sodalily and Menard Coniralernily ajriended blessing ol: graves by Msgr. Olinger, ai Maryhill Cemeiery. r-- L Y. ms? vs '1 Serrrrizrzy :VESLNQT Crarbiie Pa 52 KWGQ 5 Media, and Cami Aww Leafrer- r r 1 - , . 'vw fr rm pretend qrfrs wider from Mm to vim ' ,Q he iam H Q1 A Customs told -Q throu h . Sophcmores enacf awry of Nefiwerrands Chrisfmas. rrrmming free and preparrng sabof for qrfrs, lm season of Chrlsrmas carofs, rwomerooms ac- quaimfed sfudemf body wirh cusfoms in ofher' Lands. Ending program, Sodallry represemked Chrisfs coming, In fabfeau as sfudemks made offering af crib. Src.-,rrg Sandra Maraeea gif fer EI San+o Nino, Hefen Marfen of Junior B days VOM? In egwnd of Crwrkrmas .rngxm f. 5 in 3' H QQ Em U , Mi Qual A mann Dresfed .m Enqhsw cgsrumes m eden limes J.:r'f,r A frc c 'rw yufeffde dance. IOI Pallwer Rilclwie confers willw Pallie Clemenl' llefll and Linda Mayeaux as parl of llwe privale guidance sclwedule of day of recolleclion, Leaving Maryluill clnapel afler llmree day relreai, seniors regisler sprrilual ioy experienced cluring days ol silence. 102 Retreats - Pause belrween movernenls-guidance comes lo Providence girls in lorrn of re- lreals and special lallcs, supplemenling religious inslruclion classes. ln observance ol Callwolic Youllw Weelc Sodalily ol Our l.ady sponsored day of recolleclion, Oclober 29, in observance ol Nalional Calrliolic Youllw Weelc. Nexl came llwe lvlaryliill relrealr for seniors under Pallwer Thomas. A+ end ol llwird guarler, Fallwer Murray Claylon preaclried day and hall relreal for enlire sludenl body. Earlier Pallwer Claylon gave guidance Jrallcs lo Menard and Prov- idence iuniors and seniors. ln lvlarclw, vocalion lallcs came from Fallwer l-luglw Biggers, wlmo addressed seniors, and from Pallner Palriclc Wakeman, who spolce lo llwe underclassmen. .--v-a-m.....,- In vocaiion laik, Failmer Hugh Biggers, professor ai Marylwill, siressed excellence of religious vocafion and poinied ouf greal' demand for religious in world 'ro- day. For guidance 'rallcs and spring relreaf, Speaking io undergraduales, Faflwer John sfudenis are indebfed +0 Farber Murray Wakeman, reclor of Maryliill Seminary. Claylon, counselor al' Maryliill Seminary emphasized iliar girls slioulcl conceniraie and edilor of 'llie diocesan newspaper. on becoming women before iliinlcing of following any profession. vocational conferences prepare students Resident students broaden outlook , wif' , in A -we-vu-wsu. ' ' f ' W f ' V ee..- ii E A N 4: -, vm., 3 Firsf purpose ai' Providence-siudy. Kaiiwryn Perkins, Hamburg, La., and Lucia Rappiccioili. Nicaragua, Mies Gioria parm UGHJI Columbia make use of pre-iesi sfudy iwour. and BQHY pascuay Honduras' Dinner for resideni sfudenis Honors grad 3? ,P 3, uf , -.. if 3 ,A fa Geffirig firsf sigh? of Clwrisfmas banquef fabie, resideni' Siu- Ai' Menardk gfudenf-faculty baskeiball game, Sue denfs fake deiighf in Sisier Eva's yuleHde decoraiions. Gallagpy, Boyce, La,, and Gloria Parra join Prov- idence srudenfs in puilinq for Jreache-rs. 'WL W V I I 'si -. ug... - 2 Q K - Vg . , 2 i i if Iv' 5 . sz Al Providence, U.S.A., six foreign sludenls learned sludenls life Uniled Slales slyle. Five US. sludenls assisled Jrlieir progress. Sludying Englisn, enioying TV, ball games, movies, and dances, resiolenl girls found Home away from home and lell ar Providence an apprecialion ol llieir foreign Culfures. f H In alfending Loyola Band concerr and dance, Joannie Gaullwier, Moreauville, La.. malces new Friend of universily slu- denl. vii! , H sisyg i Modeling anceslral allire, Elba Gulierrez, Venezuela, gives realislic fouclw lo library display ol books on Foreign counlries. s agge xg A we ' M K, , , 'Law' 2 V, K I L' -is .Ji rl 'QM .n igga 1.15 was iw ' 'i wwf or 'HA , ,, eff' Who wouldn'l sliow elalion over corsage ol pinlf rosebuds for Junior-Senior prom? Ana Maria Gallardo, Honduras, accepfs Flowers from escorr, Wesion Porler. . ' 'n if , . .1 , - x :ff 0 . +.. A A . A..,.Af- ,n fl Af- x an f. ' .'h i.. A P' ,sm -c A X , Q, Q J, ' 1 XX. . . 1 ' K X-xx., . Hamm f Y Hg iw . 'X Row upon row, Senior wing crepe myrfles Cradled piles of snow, 106 Beaufy of campus sife Succumbs To lusf for fight z . ,-54: L'L' , Dawn's early ligwr Found School clojrhed in whife. nowflalces to atureas - A p ra- xg Dashing fhrough The snow, These revelers lcnow Thar len o'cloclc shadows Mean lime lo go Cul paper hearis For Valenline show. Salurday, February IZ, found Providence reslinq under eighl-inch snowfall. Nalure had played a snow- while sonala ihrouqh Friday evening. , Dance Sonata saliva ssl 'ii' if 1,3 ia, .43 f y Easl side, wesf side, All around lhe school l-leaps of snow Keep everylhing cool. Naiure came And sal' And lei? her mark On chair and limb And wiihered bark, igigg I RO m 2 Mar Graf Faye Vance adiusfs Sfopping by enrrance buiiefin board, Jo Ann Longo Lime: arrangeliem views Sodaiiiy image of crucifixion. Providence prepares for Easter Junior sodaiisis Caroi Ann Learherman, Linda Lemoine, Sherry Wiid, Sfephanie Lomonfe, and Theresa Broca+o finish basiceis prepared as Easier giirs. IO8 Lenren season broughr soloer Tone ro school aciiviries. ln classrooms, bulierin boards reminded srudenis of Chrisrs supreme sacrifice. Fri- day airernoon Sraiions of ihe Cross gave opporruniry for fur- rher medirarion. Fosrering spirir of giving, iunior sodaiisis prepared gifr Easier baskers. Senior sodaiisis conrrib- uied ro missions. Musicians entertain Musical accompiisiwm-emLs fend cuirurai more ro years aclriyiiies. Wiiiw yocai and insirumenlrai numbers music siuciemrs enfermaim in Fali and spring reciials. Oifferi during year Jmey are caiied on for appearances on various programs. Oiferrg seieciions which won superior rafirig, crworai ciub erwfergains af May Parermi-Teacher mee-ming. in recfiaa Pryi s Tummimefids Ave Mara' i iccomoari-ed by Sy'via Sfapfes if We pero Rhapsody in Biue keeps Mai? Lan absorbed af music program, Modeling red and wlwire check separares. Carolyn Lucas Yellow clweck collon wlllw lull skirl, lfl l'1OUflCl-lOOllW Clwe-ck WIll1 makes lurn lor iudges-Mrs. Lymberis llefll, J. W. Monroe. worn by Marianne Gremillion, won eXa99eV5led Collar- Bernd and Mrs. Dyson. loud applause from sfudenl audience. delle 6lOFl0SO made bid lor winning coslume. Anorlier Dressmakers' Conlresr demon- Homernakers Louise Leaumonl 'flefll Par Clwerry, Gloria Cauvillion, and lsabel Bellino make ready posler announcing dressmakers' conlesl. Having modeled frocks, conleslanls line up lor final inspeclion by iudges. IIO slraled liomemakers' skill, April 7, wlnen conleslanls passed in review. To judge, This year, were Mrs. June Dyson, lwomemaking insrruclor ar Louisiana Col- lege: J. W. Monroe, fabric buyer al Weiss and Goldringg and Mrs. Sleve Lymberis of Providence. Before llie review, Priscilla Marlnews pref senled corsages and boulronniere lo iudges and commenralor, Gloria Damico. Awards for winners were gilrs of leading Alexandria merclianls. Pausing To be raled by iudges. Donna Gaullwier models dress she has designed and made. Firsl place winner in separales division, Carolyn Lucas. lefl, enioys aclnievemenl wifln Belly Tliiels in fifflw place, dress division, will: brown flowered collon, and Bernadelle Glorioso in lourlb willw slnealli. zudenr models jud ed on talent i To Cecile Normand, cenler, wenf firsl' honors in dress division for gray coilon wilb nylon sneer Trim. Carolyn Wilberl' Jroolc second wilh lavender check nylon organza. For while nylon organza over blue laflela, Donna Gaullnier won 'llwird place. be O - . f' If QW. x .Q . f1V K M fag X Making paper foliage and llowers gives Junior A and B classes chance lor umillng in lun. Miss Clcardo slwows Sandra Laborde llefll, Judy Wlmlle, and Marllwa Berlcer model 'For CC ' 99 prom cenferpieces. honors seniors Tlwe flnlshed producls slwower down foward gaflgfjed dancers lI2 'sl 3 J E P f i 1 Siifing for picfure ai prom, seniors enioy being honorees. Afrracred by Boogie Kings, 'rwo couples sfand fhis one out As acceiera+ed movemenf came Junior-Senior prom. Theme providing decoraiing morif was April Showers. And Louisiana skies responded wirh downpour which subsided for arriyai of coupies. Shades of baby pink and siamese dressed The gym in pariy fashion. Music was provided by Doug fXrdoin's Boogie Kings. 1 Peggy Yerby and escort Jack Randaii, compiimenf Miss Cicardo on decorafing iob done by iuniors. II3 outhern Assemblies add color N f A Soullwern Assembly on lndian cullure and one on land ol lndia lealured lwandicralls, clollning, and Cusloms ol llwese peoples. Besides playing role ol comedian, Juss Wynn gave inleresling poinls on land of lulips-Holland. During Eire Prevenlrion Week, England Air Eorce Base provided demon- slralion. 22 Swmiifibdiss: . iiiiissssiv ul 'H3 No lndianlnead penny--lda La Luz! Try- ing on war loonnel of Sky Eyes, Soullwern Assembly enlerlalner, Ida gels feel ol Indian clwiel. Tlwe lady and llne Tiger: Carol Rigby, modeling dress of lndlan maid, seems salislled lo lwave lier lwead in jaws of liger so long as skin lnangs in back- ground. Juss Wynn offered lnours of comedy and music llwal kepl' sludenls enlerlained as if does lwis TV audience. From England Air Force Base came Cl1lel Edwin A. Guillolle llelll, Sgl. Kermil Lloyd, and Sgl. Riclward Cooper lo give demonslralion lor Eire Prevenllon Week. mfmu,W -f A.,,. -W ,,,f- :f.s,u,-is - Strolling Through the Parlcm loroughl iuniors within one point of gaining frophy. 3 C 7' W1 YZ 7 Lui 'V Q' ,px IQ, 4 S Q i -F------v' v ctctc iisitctiis t Light comical movement-a regular scherzo -Providence annual l-lowdy Doody Day, May 9, hosiessed eighth grade graduates of city schools. For sophomore number 'Tis Spring Sandra G-rernillion accepfs entertain- ment trophy from Sister Michael Rose. As morning sun, Marilyn Meadows. awalcens sophomores-spring flowers and W insects. Howdy Doody Da, entertains eighth rude Among emcees, Beulah Randall assisted in introducing class nurnbers. Visit to morning classes, lunch in the gym, and usual Howdy Doody assembly intro- duced visilors to life ai' Providence. E e Unexpecled visilor, Mrs. Babblelon, and baby sibling problem darlcens Moflier Conroy's lwopes for engaqemenl willn Failner. Wliaf lo do willw younger sisier lwas all buf liille Sis in a dillier, observes neighbor Berl Arden. 'L95f'iM??'f'.C-EE9'-'r:155',', , , , , , -v-fs-N, , , Salisfied willw rnalinee performance, casi' lakes lrlnunderous applause in siride. Only on Jr's iirslr dale could suclw complica- iions sei in. Noi in a Thousand Years brouglwi Menard and Providence Jroqeiber in senior play, wiili James Ray direciing. Casi included Beri' Arden , ,.,,,, ,Mickey Guillory Moflwer Conroy , , ,,Millie Cliarrier Fafher Conroy c,,, Earl Guillory Marjorie Conroy Myra Ellingion lliiile sisierl Junior Conroy ,c,, Kenny Arcloin Dilly Dalfon ,,,, Paiiie Clemeni Mrs. Grigsby ,,,,,,, , ,Glenda Nasello Fa+l1er Ma+l1ews . , , David Soileau Jeannie Mafhews , , ,Connie Trour Hap , ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Jimmy Crooks Morrison Vanderpool,,,Jol1nny l-lildenbrand lpseudofinielleciuall Buzz Fugle ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,c,, Paul Fell ldaie craslwerl Greai' Auni' Alice , ,, ,Carolyn Faulli Cousin Alicia ,,cc,,, w,,,, H elen Webb Scliool-side audience suggesi only one reaclion- approval. If PCH, Menard present NOT IN A THOUSAND YEARS i QR a-1 Nof lmowfmq young men foo we'W is Mower Ma'P1e-:fe side of episode, buf Fafxwcr CCUVLBV charges wifb fifth in feNoNmam. Cwmpficyifbns fo Junior awd J0amnIe's dainq pr Affer firsf performance, direcfor Jim Ray briefs cas? on fine pciefs for mexf secvfng. hm Pveudfz-imfeVQC'Lf1f Neff, and dafe Crasher a ob Assembly informs H8 Al Educalion Weelc assembly French classes gave demonslralion and sang La lvlarseillaisef' Chairman Florence Robinson, cenler, ol Sl. James, inlroduces panelisls Linda Gremillion, lefl, of PCH7 Anlhony Hollins, of Sl. James: Linda Hayden, of PCl'lp and Joan Roberls, of Sl, James, al CBEA convenlion. Complememling school worlr, assemblies during year covered varielry of Jropics. To climax Educalion Na- Jrional Weelc, assembly, wilh Falher Teacle and Sisler M. Veronica, school supervisor, as honor guesls, feafured French and Civics Classes. For CBEA convenlion, Office Praclice and Fulure Teacher group from Providence and S+. James joined in panel on Teaching Responsibilily To Teen- agersf' Bringing Courlesy-Friendly Week lo close, assembly presenling personalily slrils was sponsored by slu- denl council. I iusl wan? lo be friends, sing con- lenled group al Be-Mary-Like assembly. as varieties give movement chan es From fense mornenfs during Menard fac- ulfy-sfudenf baslcefloall game, fo sober visil' fo cifv iail, variefy of acfivifies offered respife from regular class worlc. Socials as reward for club work gave im- pefus fo sfudenf endeavor. Uplwolding professional dignify, Brofliers gave sfudenf feam lward worlcing ouf. Af invifafion of cify officials sfudenfs visifed cify iail, learning complefe proc- ess of dealing wiflw lawlorealcers. Cerfificafes came as award for hours of service af Library Club social meefing bidding farewell fo serfors. II9 Oullining sleps, Mrs. Ellwel Holloman, Campus Page Edilor of local newspaper, answers sfudenls queslions on career in iournalism. Represenling leaclning profession, Miss Mary Lee Cambre gives advanlaqes and cornpensarion ol lilfe lraining young peoe ple in classroom. I20 Opening Career Day al Providence, Frank Daniel, Clwairman of Business Educalion Commillee ol: Chamber of Commerce, inlroduces spealcers rep- resenlinq dilierenl' professions. Worlc al' leleplwone office is described by Mrs. Lucille Lee, Alexandria's lwead operalor. As special couriesy io Alexandria- Pineville schools, Chamber of Com- merce sponsored 'ream of aulhorilies lo spealq on various professions. Providence had pleasure of hosfessing group, April 4, Career Day. Laler in monlh group from Louisiana Slale Universiry showed film giving hislory, need, and offerings of new L.S.U.-Alexandria Junior College. Relafing hislory of L.S.U., Alexandria former Chambers College, Lemmie T. Gleason provides narrafion for colorlilm Olher speakers were Roloerf Bays, lefl, and Sam Poe, also on publicilv com- millee. , QQ, Career talks -4... .9-me mf- Picluring Rufus C doclor. . ,,:.,,, Conferring wilh Alfred Redmond, phar- macisl. Earline Viviano inquires aboul edu- calional reguiremenls for his profession. from Houslon, Texas, Airline Hosless, lvlarly Waldron, joined career Team lo relale pleasures of air 'rravel lo sludenfs. answer questions life of medical sludenl, Dr. raig leads up 'lo profession of .wx S?4s. Z7a? ' . 54,5 JJ ,gsfeeis gypsy . 1, n. msn, ,ig ik , . wifi?-r r Q 2siE?5f1f?w2 5-fi? ' Tune. ,F f ,Ea K li M la yy? . , ask, ,M . ,V - . 5 Y' W N Joining in public veneralion of Molher of God, Menard, Providence, and Qur Lady of Prompl Succor sludenls wenl in proces- sion from Providence campus lo slalue of Our Lady ol Prompl Succor School lawn. In passing slalue, girls placed bouguels ol spring flowers al Blessed Virgin's feel. Singular honor of crowning Mary wenl lo Rosemary Palermo as prelecl ol Providence Sodalily. Led by lvlsgr. Olinger, rosary was reciled. Then, Benediclion of The Blessed Sacramenl was given from allar improvised al en- lrance of Prompl Succor School. Hail, Holy Queen sang devolees ol: Mary as Rosemary Palermo KY, wvw-gm' placed wreafh ol sweelhearl roses on head of Our Lady ol: Prompl' Succor slalue. av , L is l ZZ I i Vesfed for Benediclion, lvisgr. Olinger walls as Palher Graef places Blessed Sacramenl in laber- nacle. May Queen and escorl. Richard Texada, lead recessional affer crowning and Benedicfion. we-if' ak' - -- A , fs -f -- - A . . .. ,K r . Q . K . , , -f -N. 2 , , ,, , K ' ., ,iw .,,.,W.,,.,.-M .. ,. MW ' . ,, . . F . , -. .. 2 L ,A --f.1- . ,.., ,, . J -, T K ' . 1 Q f-wr' W ,,, 4. 4, 'K r Ascending sfeps ro crown Our Lady, Rosemary Palermo pfaces rose wrearn on head of srarue as Menard and Prov- Idence seniors form Honor guard. Movements take solemn note Recirinq rosary and singing Lourdes Fwyrnn befween decades, procession of scHooN srudenrs makes Hs way down Twenfy-firsr Srreer. l23 51, Impersonaling gods ol: Teulonic: legend, sophomores presenled awards lo fri- urnphanl warriors. lhe seniors, To lorealc magic spell of Odin, Jo fknn Longo does loallel. Underclassmen fate seniors Among end-of-year socials honor- ing seniors came Sophomore en- lerlainmenl-l'lalls ol Valhalla. Juniors leled graoluaies wilh bullel supper aller Baccalaureale Mass. Caps and gowns laid aside, seniors en ioy supper given by iuniors. - a Menard joins Providence in cap and own exercises Adiusring cap for Berry Pascua, righf, Gioria Parra shares ioy of aniiciparion. mf 9 fi?'i'm iniriai s+ep- procession 'ro Baccaiaureaie services means exercises have begun. Donning caps and gowns 'for firsr public appearance, Menard and Providence grad- uares arrended Baccalaureare Services ar six o'ciock in Our Lady of Prompr Succor Church. Msgr. Olinger delivered Baccaiaureafe ser- mon, using 'rex'r from S+. Mark, For whai' does ir profir a man, if he gain The whole world, bur suffer rhe loss of his own soul? Choose correcf siandardsf' Msgr. Olinger 'fold graduaies in Baccaiaureafe sermon. fha? Cornrnencemem' ,r 13 Q Nfl 'V ir 4' 1 Radiance lhal comes willn sense of lremendous accomplislwmenl liglnls up feafures ol: Pallie Cle- menl, lell, and Jo Ann Lonqg as llwey line up for Class Niglil processional. N52 :fa l wg f f ...y-1 ...sg 1 . E. , 1-13,5 Senior clworal group offers Tl'iey'Call ll America as number for Class Niglwl' Carolyn Faulk personilies ioy of coming down PVOQVGVTV Cenler aisle. l26 Q W Ai mike, Peggy Fleming gives reading N P1 from Paul Gallico's Snowl'lalce. Class Nighl lor I96O broughl address by Falher Teacle, Diocesan Superinlendenl of Schools, pro- gram of musical numbers, and awards for achieve- menl. Giving invocalion was Msgr. Roy Aycoclf, reclor of Sl. Francis Xavier Calhedral. Msgr. Olinger made school presenlalions, and Wil- liam Pollc gave lhe American Legion Award. Senior Class presidenl Myra Ellinglon made wel- come address. Acling as emcee was Linda Gremil- lion. Pearl Ceasar, ar piano, and Mall Lanius, al +he organ. played processional and recessional. Falher Teacle awards Bishop Greco Religion Medal lo Ann Pelrus. Graduates presented Class night To Carol Ann Grernillion, Msgr. Olinger gives Miss Providence award. 91 Hu, .gi VV . nf? S With perlecl scores in CBEA spelling ccnlesl, Connie Randall lle-ffl, Jean Van Gossen, Sandra Malaasaand Sandra Kelley were among group awarded cerlificales al closing assembly. As lner lurn comes, Elaine LaJaunie receives lion or roll recognilicn card from Sisler Micliael Rose M .V ix M - IE . 5 af W Ji e i M 'Q' L, ,L fl Movemenl leading 'ro close of Providence symphony, lasl days of school lorough+ Mass of Thanksgiving. final assembly, Sporls Club picnic. and final layouls of yearbook. Last days ' A' 1- :M , ia- . ,V Lwws 1 ' M- mf 'f -4,122+ . 1 1 -,f 4 - '1a2wy:f5, . A A V , ,. ,mm , My , V A '5w215,1'gg af syn, KA , in rim? ar L., wg Iii li 'gf ff? in wi yi 51, If ID . s ,., ri, fi- fix - 1 Q fi, As filling end lo school year High Mass of fhanks- giving broughl aclivilies lo close, giving sfuclenls opporlunily of placing year's prayer, worlc, and ioy in offerlory chalice. begin final movement To Allce Villerd, as fo every Exce!!ency added imporf io Z 'X mag? iff 2,1 5 ' , ,.,,, Lk,k , is , .gf ,EQ , X , V? graduafe, a personai commenf from His receiving dIp!0ma. Finale sounds for Graduates l30 S., Fafher Leger Tremblay, pas+or of S+. JuIIana's Church, gave graduedion address. 2' rx l 5 5 1 g 1 Finale for seniors, gradualion ceremonies for 'Filly-Two Menard and sixly-lwo Providence qraduales 'roolc place in Sl. Francis Xavier Callwedral, willw l-lis Excellency, Mosr Reverend Clnarles P. Greco, presenling diplomas. rs' qu- ,M-, x . . . Where the goal is Cultured Catholics, applause for excellent peqforrnanee symbolizes enlightened taste Honors I32 I s 2 233 X - gg T ik xi 5 K ii fs, 53 if 2, 4 1 1 fix z F. ?- Q if I . 'i E5 5 ,135 .ii l 'ah fu W RM 'l W W R nf 5 i X X lux ff,,.. Z A A f V, . .QM ' L SL Af ,S , gn LE -V -gg :fx '?fT2?? Slim Q , ff -fwgdgzk n K- . A- K. A , ,. L,-15,55 , , - -. .,,.,, my f H -2396. . . . f fi:.Zff1.?'f : X Top rearing lille winners in PROVlDENTlA ad drive. who made up courr al Anniversary Ball, included Sandra Maiassa lcenrerl, Miss Cenrraliieng Mary Ann D'Amico iseafed leifl, Miss Freshrnanng Delores Johnson ilefll, Miss Jun- ior : Helen Webb. Miss Senior g Phyllis Tumrninello, Miss Ad drive soloists reCeifue reco nition I36 Sophomoreuy Carolyn Faullc, Miss Cooperarionnp Barbara Gailbaulr, Miss Parliciparionng Susie Andries, Miss Compell- 'rion q and Marie Medica iseaied righil, Miss Pulolica'rion. Flower girls were Arlene Wilberl' ilefrl and Dawn Ducofe. Like soloisls in symphony, high-poinr ad drive conresranrs received honors ar Anniversary Ball, Nov. 25. Tenrh anniversary recalled pasi queens of Providence Coro- naiion Balls. A+ I949's Fall Fesiival. firsl queen was Mrs. Arnold Reed, former Palsy Baden. The nexr year Mrs. James DiSieiano, former Shirley Williams, reigned over Winler Wonderland. l-larvesi Feslival of l95I honored Mrs. Jack Hudspelh, 'former Aniia Delaune. Olher queens were Margarefr Longo: Mrs. Arlhur Connelley, formeriRose Lea Shea: Mrs. Thomas Mc:Collough, former Jane Ledig: Mrs. Richard While. former Pal Dupuy: Carole Baker: and Gloria Damioo, who conferred ihis year's rifle. Miss Cenlralilef' on Sandra Maiassa. ln senior music recifal Joan Lanius did organ ar- rangemenl' of Halleluial1 Chorus from l-landel's lvlESSlAl-l, Anne Lanius accompanied Joan, af piano. Musicians give senior recitals Two evenings ol musical enleriainmeni preseniecl senior music sluclenls in recilal. Joan gave program of piano and organ selecrions, May 6, compleling eleven years of worlc ar Providence. To culminaie iwelve years of sludy in piano Frances Jean LaCroix performed numbers for circle of friends and family, May lO. Before slarling closing numbers, Frances Jean La Croix, receives arm bouquet floral congrafulalions from friends. Phyllis Tumminello llelll, Sharon Wil- berl, and Theresa Davis received ceriii- icafes for vocal sclecifnns al L music leslival. As Joan Lanius receives music award from Msgr. Olinger. assisled by Beulah Randall, righi, oiher recipienfs, sharing saiisfacfion, are Theresa Davis lieffl. Sharon Wilberf, Phyllis Tumminello, Sue Gallaspy, Pearl Ceasar, Frances Jean LaCroix, Walfer Pilcher, Carolyn Lucas, Linda Lemoine, Susie Andries. Mail' Lanius. To Joan Lanius, lefl. and Frances Jean LaCroix wenl high school music diplomas from Nalional Guild of Teachers ol Piano For audilions including iilileen numbers of guild's rnosf difiicull seciion. Providence Cluoral Club display lnirleenlli con lNALJSiC GCCOmpliSl'!VT1eDiS, guild securive award for superior rafing al Louisiana -- Music Educalors Associalion Fesfival. audll-Ions' performances' music club poinls, and Theory work broughr numerous awards To music sludenfs. Music students earn awards Work in English classes led lo achieyernenl in lilerary cornpelilion. Sludenls eniered Nalional Poelry Associalion, Rapides Parish Medical Essay, and Flag and Freedom essay conlesls. oloists star in litemr feats Gaining inspiralion from nalure, Helen Crooks, leil, diclales verse lo Carol Rigby. Bolh sludenls will have work published in NATlONAl. ANTHOLOGY OF HIGH SCHOOL POETRY. From essay lrealing socialized medicine Nora Johnson llelll, Sandra lvlalassa, and Barbara lhal placed fhird in parish, Beulah Ran- Oailbaull look first lhird, and second places, dall reads passage. respecfively, in flag essay con'resl'. Eacln Year Science. lzair promoles inleresl excel To Kailwleen Percy and Carolyn Willoerl, Connie Randall, cenier. second place winner in science fair, illuslrales palli of moon abou? earllw and sun. and pioneering spiril. Sludenls from clif- lerenl classes prepare exlnibils for compeli- lion. Local winners lo dislricl meel +o 'lry oul for slale conlesl. zisiffzf-siissiisrei X swf.. f f,-elf 2aw,fs f ,KW egg 22 ,. ,cv rl ffsirfiif 5s1,5Ef:fs?'4fsifsfEY 'if ,!1?,gfl5fiEzifSz'?-''fivili 'Sv im.. ,,,., rgsigsixgq , mo c ,f ,wr fi . il 15' Ha JK AF sf 'Lx 1-57, wif: , , 'f4, , 5 g sg .V A X ykiigfc, gc vis 12' fiiiifflif 1' fr i -Wi f le ss , J. s.?r,, 1' 14 :,:f' ' :f-- -:W-mini 'g if pw -iw. , f 'fl ' .5:ii5zEz-SN. i g 15 : A Display ol simple macliines won firsl' place for Myra Williams in inlramural science lair. Showing lner llwird place science exlnibil 'ro Theresa Davis, left Kaflwy Gelz demonslraies process of wafer fillralion. Brushing up on brief forms as Sisfer Paul Joseph dicfafes, are Earline Viviano lleffl, Louise Vercher, and Donna San- ders-fhird, fourfh, and second place shorfhand winners in CBEA rally. Sandra Laborde, af fypewrifer, merifed pin for firsf place in Chrisfian Social Principles fesf af CBEA Rally. Karen Michiels capfured firsf in Shorfhand. 'WWW w 2, we Winning in Cenla Rally, Providence girls broughf home fen awards: Michele Moore, lleffl exfem- poraneous speaking, fhird place: Cynfhia Bonneffe. English Ill, fhirdg Ann Pefrus, geomefry, second: Sandra Mafassa. French ll, firsf. Donna Sanders. Shorfhand, firsfg Beulah Randall, English Il, second: Elaine LaJaunie, French l, fhird: Margaref Ann Grernillion. senior rnafh, firsfg Donna Gaufhier, World l-lisfory, firsfg Anne Lanius, Clerical office pracfice, second. Annual Eorensic Meei a+ Norihwesiern draws siudenis inieresied in speech and drannaiics. To Ceniral Louisiana Liierary Rally a+ Louisiana College and Siaie Rally ai Louisiana Sia+e Universiiy go siudenis ready 'ro rnaich wi+s wiih ihe besi, in dif- fereni courses. Ca+holic Business Educaiion Associaiion coniesis, held Jrhis year ai Menard Memorial High, aHraci' siudenis sirong in commercial subiecls. This year's performance deserves public applause. Winning in preliminary round of Forensic Meef a+ Nafchiloches, Diane Mahfouz, leii, gave dramaiic inlerprefaliom Michele Moore, exiemporaneous speech: and Donna Gauihier, dramalic inierprefa- 'rion For some sludenis Slaie Rally proved repea+ per- formance. Beulah Randall, sealed lefi, again placed in English ll, 'raising second place: Elaine La Jaunie in French, iourih: and Cynlhia Bonneiie in English Ill, iourlh. Ann Lanius won in clerical praclice, faking ihird place: Donna Sanders, in shorihand, second: Donna Gauihier in World His- Tory, ihirdy and Sandra Maiassa in French ll. iourih. Rallies provide scholastic solo parts Reaching highesr honors for one nine weelfs period, our oi Van Gossen, Marilyn Vanhoof, Marguerire De Keyser, and firsf fhree, were Louise Leaumonr llefrl, Elaine Haynes, Rira Theresa Lewis. Vermaelen, Arlene Legio, Sally Daiqre, Donna Duponr, Jean Wu Honor students rewarded A and B honor rolls recognize high scholasric achievernenr ar end of each nine weeks. Noring earnesr endeavor, school also awards honor cards ar such rime. To malce A honor roll, srudenrs musr alrain average of ninery-four wirh no C grade. For B honor roll average of eighry-seven is required wirh no D. They did if again-Connie Randall llefll, Karen Michaels, and Nora Johnson, claiming place on A honor roll for second rime. 215' s .ak 1 K ki l l 5 xx 5 1 5 J Enhancing perrnanenf record sheels, Earlene Viviano, llefl' baclcl and Ann Pelrus had lcepl' A raling by beginning of fourlh quarler. Donna Gaulhier and Millie Charrie had achieved A sranding lwice. Anne Lanius lsealed lefll, Alice Villard, Marianne Gremillion, Louise Ver- cher, and Mary Louise Williams learned feel of A ranking, making lop honor roll once, More A performers-Sharon Ardoin llefll, Pearl Ceasar, and Beulah Ran- dall mainlained A average. A K l r E ' r . ' V r 3, . X ,VAS .m,,,,W K -en x If faces fell, being on A honor roll fwnce brings greal' salislaclion. Honor sludenrs are Marie Medica lsealed lefll, Cynlhia Bonneife Elaine La Jaunie, Ann Pelrus lslanding lefl Carol Ann Lealherrnan, and Rosemary Oswald. 7,-ff-T ' ' 5 I46 - i' Seniors who relained Nalional Honor Sociely slanding were Margarel Ann Gremillion lironl' lefll, Millie Cliarrier, Anne Lanius, Earline Viviano, and Myra Ellinglon. Also, Peggy Fleming lsecond rowl, Joan Lanius, Marianne Gremillion, Glenda Nasello, Mary Louise Williams, Donna Gaullnier, Daplnena Vandersyplien, and Carol Ann Gremillion. .AVS Carol Faullq lflwird rowl, Donna Sanders, Ann Johnson, Bealrice Ribaudo, Ann Pelrus, Alice Villard, Micliele Moore, and Frances Jean La Croix. Linda Hayden lslandingl, Palsy De Keyzer, Connie Troul, and Frances Jean LaCroix. Sisler M. Clarence is sponsor ik, gg 'ww Dance. Cecile Normand, Library Clulo president named Richard lexada Emperor of l-learls for loyal seryice, al Valeniine As Riclward Texada opens award gill' from Cecile Norrnand, Earline Viviano rnalces cornmenl lo Marguerile Warner, and Bealrice Rebaudo lriglnl' of Ricliardl and Peggy Yerloy enioy walcliing. Gaining membership in Nalional Honor Sociely, This year, were Rila Vermaelen lfronf lelll, Barbara Van Mol, Cynlhia Bonnelfe, Palsy Vanderliclc, Jo Ann Vermaelen, and Sharon Aerlker. Leaders solo Leadership in various phases ol school life is measured, lhen rewarded. Nalional Hon- or Sociely, Emperor of Heads lille, con- ferred on Menardian for oulslanding serv- ice +o Providence and Menard, and Belly Croclcer Homemaker of Tomorrow 'rifle are 'rhree such awards. Also, Gail Vanderlick lsecond rowl, Theresa Lewis, Willena Michiels, Sally Daigre, Juanila Normand, Judy Bonnelle, and Karen Michaels, Jean Van Gossen lfhird rowl, Connie Randall, Pearl Ceasar, Sandra Laborde, Nora Johnson, Helen Crooks, Sandra Mafassa, Carolyn Wilberl, Glenda Vanhool, and Kalhryn Perkins. In local Belly Crocker Conlesr, Donna Sanders be- came Homemaker of Year af Providence, re- ceiving Hearl of Home award. ,Quint da sg days countf ln sophomore class perlecl allendance records were sel by Louise Leaumonl llronl lelll, DeeDee Glorioso, Peggy Yerby, and Sharon Ardoin. Also, Margarel De- Keyzer, Bernadelle Glorioso, and Sharon Wilberl. Seniors who have mainlained a perlecl allendance record are llrom lelll Joan Lanius, lor lhree years: Millie Charrier. one, Ann Pelrus, lourg Helen Webb, lwog Cecile Normand, lhreeg Palricia Mayeux, one: Daphena Vandersypen, one: Margarel Ann Gremillion, one, and Palsy DeKeyzer, lhree. To emphasize imporlance ol regular al- lenclence ol classes sludenls are reminded ol 'favorable ellecl on learning and ol valuable assel ol perlecl allendence rec- ord when applying lor iob laler on. Juniors who kepl perlecl allendance record were Margarel Ann Brisler llrom lelll, Helen Van Mol, Palsy Vanderliclc, and Helen Crooks. Also, Delores Johnson lsecond rowl, Mary Thiels, and Pauline Van Mol, Barbara Van Mol llhird rowl. Jean Van Gossen, and Sue Gallaspy. ln 'fourlh row are Sadie Cacara and Rosemary Oswald: and in lillh row Judy While, Cecilia Dunn, and Theresa Davis. fr. I A . hr--. Mainlaining perlecl record in Freshman class were Linda Lemoine llronl lelll, Jeannie Malhews, Linda Rue lbaclc lelll, and Myra Williams. tudenrts pick Misses Horwd -Doocl Selecfed by sludenl body 'For friendliness and courlesy, a Miss I-lowdy-Doody in each class was preserured al assembly for visiling eighlh graders of ciry. Sophomore Beulah Randal and freshman Carol Ann Lealher man radiafe charm as Misses Howdy-Doody. Sfudenrs choice for senior Hfle wenl lo Carol Ann Gremil- llonq for funlor lo Linda Gremilllorw. I49 s l 5 Ready lo begin Chicago lrip are winners of one of 4-H Clubs lniglwesl awarcls-lrip lo Windy Cily for 4-l-l work. From le-H are Palsy Vanderliclr. Pauline Van Mol, and Palsy Delfeyzer. On basis of record Palsy DeKeyzer was presenled as 4-H Queen for Rapides Parisli, Aclwievemeni Day, April 23. Aclnievemenf Day conlesianls who ac- cumulaled over lwenfy-eiglil llwousand poinls are Palsy Delieyzer, lcenlerl Queen: and lcloclcwise from lelil Gloria Malliews, Mar- garel Delieyzer, Jo Ann Vauglnn, Elaine Haynes. Jeannie Malliews, Pauline Van Mol, Mrs. Andrew Van Mol, Kalliryn Perkins, Marilyn Vanlwoof, Belly Tlieils, and Palsy Vanderliclc. H l 4-H work pa, 5 dividends mimi? ,, od' '- Charles Morehead. manager of Child's A urge on Bolion, presenis Hi-Fidelily records ew, ,M +o Pauline Van Mol. 4-H winner in CZhild's local recipe conlesi and Wesiing- house Junior Cook of Year. Charles Zubee, disirici' supervisor holds second gift poriable radio. For school Clyde Samson, manager of Child's in McAr+hur Village, has elecrric mixer which he presenls ihrough Kaihryn Perkins, 4-H president Among mosl' amloilious groups are 4-l-l'ers, direciecl by Mrs. Andrew Van Mol. Using head, heari, hands, and healih io aolvaniage, club members have won excepiional awards. 2 Displaying anolher of her awards for 4-H 5' is' 'Q work is Kalhryn Perkins. winner of 4-H yi! 7 li-ip To Washinglon, D. C. .kv J A+ 4-H dinner, Elaine Haynes was hon- f cred as 4-H Pouliry Queen. Queen Carolyn Gremillion reigns over Menard's homecoming game. Forming courl are Maid of Honor Marina Medica, lleill, Princess Sally Daigre, Duchess Glenda Nasello, and Couniess Sandra Mafassa. Menard honors Providence girls From Providence sludem' body, eaclfi year, rwo girls are clwosen as lwonorees by Menard rnen. To reign a+ game and dance, Homecoming Queen is selecled from Boosrers lwiqlw in sales of Menard season Jriclcels. Key Club voles on SweeJrlie-arf lo be presenlred al annual dance. Main qualifica- lion is cooperarion in ioinr proiecls of Providence and Menard. Key Club Sweeilwearl' for 1960 was Barbara Willis, cheerleader lor lliree years Ol Providence Boosier eqiiad ior Menard Eagles. During ire pas? aeascn Bobbie lveld posifion of Head clveerlrader For group. ' C'Whmpg- 'yn' Selling fingers snapping in fempo of clweer song poses problem for Pelican Sfeie allernales Theresa Lewis llelll, Kallwryn Perkins. Sally Daigre, and Sandra Mfilassa. Sisler Miclvael Rose lends encourage- menlr. I54 Sisier Michael Rose coaclwes 1960 Pelican Sfafe delegafes in clieer. Girls wlwo will receive weelc of lraining in represenr- erive qovernmenr are Connie Rendell llefrl, Pearl Ceesar, Nora Jolinson, and Helen Croolcs. PCH makes choice for Pelican State- Weelq in Baron Rouge, learning lunclrion of slale governrnenjr by laldng over slale iobs, gives srudenrs firsl liencl experience of democracy in eclion. Alrernales alrencl slu- denr council workshop a+ Norlliwesrern. PCH predicts future success l. ? ii For oulslandinq worlr in school organiza- Jrions, members receive special recoqnirion each spring. Library Club cilalion lor service hours wenl io Jo Ann Vaughn, who became Librarian 5 ol Year. Marianne Gremillion was named Fuiure Teacher ol Year, and Marie Medica, Fulure Nurse. Medal for oulsiandinq worlc as ediior of PROVlDENTlA was Press Club award earned by Donna Gaulhier. Viewing Jo Ann Vaughrfs Library Club cifaiion are Marqueriie Warner llelll, and Cecile Normand, club president 'W we N ..,,,.,- , W W. , As Sisier Berlina announces Fuiure Nurse of Year, Sisier Judged on qualiiicaiions requsile for Michael Rose presenis award +0 Marie Medica for highesi' Gllicieni inSiVUC'fOF, Marianne Gffffnil- number of hours as assislanl nurse ai local hospiials. lion loolc lille Miss Fulure Teacher. I55 w....f l56 . A f 1 , 1:-: l Titles note outstanding leaders By acclamalion of siudenl body during Courlesy-Friendly Week, Cecile Nor- rnand was given lille Miss Courlesyf' an Winning lifles for leadership is opporlunily valued by Providence girls. May Queen honor is reward for lop Sodal- ily officer. Miss Courlesy is chosen by slu- denl body on basis ol cullure and refine- menli Cecilian ol Year award is delermined by Music Club poinl syslem. Ai awards recilal Msgr. Olinger announced Joan Lanius winner of Music Club 'rifle Cecllian ol Year. Covered honor of crowning Blessed Virgin in May ceremonies was privilege of Rosemary Palermo in her capacily of pre- fecl of Our Lacly's Sodalify. V 0 ITWIHTH1 'fi 2 On Class Night Donna Gaulhier llefll received Slale Rally World Hislory Medal: Gloria Gouvillion, award for average in lhree years of homemalcing: and Earline Viviano, awards for highesl rank in chemislry and For highesl average in four years of rnalh. Awards no te Class Nighl gave recognilion To sludenls achieving excellence in dilferenl scholaslic endeavors. Among Class Nighl honors wenl awards lo Michele Moore, sealed left for cilizenship and one for currenl' evenls: Donna Gaulhier lslandingl for highesl average in lhree years ol: science: Linda Hay- den, lor dramalics: Palsy DeKey- zer, for highesl average in lhree years Social Science: Bealrice Riloaudo, for highesf in Two years language and one for business experience: and Donna Sanders, lhree for shorlhand in rallies. To Louise Vercher llefll wenl' spelling proficiency award: 'ro Mary Louise Williams, business medal: lo Ann Pelrus, Cenla medal for geomelry and medal for highesi' average in iour years English: and lo Ann Johnson, spelling profici- highest ratings To Donna Gauilwier was award of scholar- ship To Norfiieasf Louisiana Siafe Coi- iege. Medais for sciioiasiic: achieyemeni' were merifed by Louise Verciwer, Paisy DeKeyzer, and Judy Bonneiie. a Y Y do mfg? - :SH Y T ga Ofiier sciwoiarsiwips were earned by Daplwena Vandersyperi, JVO LSU? Miidfed Ci PGVFi9V, fo I-SUI Peggy Fieminq. i0 SLI +0 Aiexamdria Business Coiiege: Beairice Ribaudo, fo LSU Dome Sanders, io Nowbwesiernr and Linda Hayden, fo Mc -Aiexandria Junior Coiieqe: Frances Jean La Croix, in music NSSS9. I59 Recognized as liaving conlriloufed unsellislily lo scliool lile, Glenda Nasello, lell, was awarded service medal, Donna Gaulliier, Quill and Scroll, iournalism, and edilorslwip awards: Cecile Nor- mand, library service award: Mildred Clnarrier, Quill and Scroll Business Managers award: Gloria Darnico, school service award: Carolyn Faulk, Quill and Scroll award: Barbara Willis, clweerleader award: Myra Ellinqlon, Quill and Scroll award: and Marianne Grernillion, cilizenslwip award. For rendering willing service 'lo scliool Judy Bon- nelle llronl lelll received award for Quill and Scroll: Rosemary Palermo, cilizenslwip: Micliele Moore, cilizenslmip: Anne Lanius, sclwool service: Marilyn Wilberl lbaclr lelll sclwool spirir: Jo Ann Vauglin, sclnool service: Mary Louise Williams, sclwool service: and Alice Villard sclriool aclivilies. I60 Awards recognize character traits and service For conlrilouling oulslanding service in dillerenl phases ol school lile, seniors were recognized wilh service awards on Class Nighl. Chrislian wonfianhood, courlesy, and leadership were characler lraiis honored. Senior norninafed io exemplify Chrislian courlesy were Ann Johnson, Daphena Vandersypen, Mar- garel Ann Gremillion, and Cecile Normand. ? h Jail' 7 UT K 3 Oufslandinq leadership lhroughoui Four year Hgh scnoo nwerfled rneda's for Peggy Fleming, Caro Ann Grenniilion and Myra Ellinglon. sol I6I Seniors excel This year Ann Peirus and Earline Viviano lied for higheslr rank in scholasiic sianding. Ailemplr 'ro break he on loasis of score in Na- rional Meril Scholarship Tesi re- vealed looih in 95 percenlile. Oiher scholarships To Caiholic col- leges were offered by Cur Lady of The Lalce and io S+. Thomas. Bishop Greco religion medal, American Legion Award, and Miss Providence award climaxed 'lop honors. Ann Pelrus lleiil and Earline Viviano each received lwo hundred dollar scholarships io Our Lady of fhe Lake, in San Anioniog Carol Ann Gremillion. 'lo Si. Thomas Universily, l-louslong and Joan Lanius, music scholarship To Our Lady of ihe Lalce. Highesr award weni lo Carol Ann Gremillion, con- sidered by fellow siudenls and iacullry as one who has mos? nearly personified qualifies of Chrisiian womanhood 'rhroughoui four years of Calholic high school educaiion. For pracfical religion Ann Peirus received Bishop Greco award. Ann Lanius claimed American Legion Award. A635 PTOUZUGH . . . Where the goal is prepared Catholics, the roar of tyapewriters leaols to vocational roles . . . Ads I64 7 www Q E gf r P12 Q f ' . ffl f 7 ww rw. i 5, uffw.,q- +3 fflgdlw mimi I 13 -lk! Vocahonal preparedness from classes and clubs gives Providence girl sense of assurance. -W rf -vu baulf is ready for round fb! d ion on meri+s of Rapides B lc d T +Company. RAPIDES BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY 400 Murray S'rree1' 600 BoH'on Avenue GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. 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I7I7 Jackson S+. 37 BoI+on Ave. ENGLAND AIR BASE GATE RED WILSON TIRE SERVICE ROLAND AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Vulcangzgng Recapping I503 McGinnis Tires Tubes Dial HI-2-9562 I045 Lee S+, Phone HI-2-4I I2 5 , :: 3. -,r A ' . - - : . gr, ' ' U' I'-'4 Iiiymw no Igrr 3,5556 EF QI I E E Qi vww 8858 BBBH Making deposuf af conven1enI' dnve-In ,. Y window of Guaranw Bank pIeases Ph Ins Tun1rnIneIIO, YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK HERBIE K'S OYSTER HOUSE AND LOUNGE The WorId's Wors+ Service WIII1 Ihe WorId's Fines+ Food AIR CONDITIONED HAMMOND ORGAN EQIZZEAI! fpfcofacfion company LOUISIANA'S HI FI AND AUDIO VISUAL CENTER I I I7 Bolfon Ave. Phone HI 3-0464 U 620 Bolfon Ave. Alexandria, La. STEVE LYMBERIS, Owner SAMMY KOHARA Phofographer LOUISIANA WHOLESALE COMPANY Building Ma+eriaIs and Furni+ure Depar+men+ 2500 BROADWAY HI 2-6982 Grocery Sales DeparImen'r I920 FIHI1 HI 3-5240 Bookkeeper I920 Ei'FI'I1 HI 2-7308 ALEXANDER AND BOLTON, INC. 8II TIIircI S+. Phone HI 2-4456 STEPHENS INSURANCE AGENCY ReaHors-Developers-Builders Corner 5+I1 and EIIioH' S+reeI's Phone HI 2-5806 RED ARROW USED CAR LOT IOI'I1 and Murray SI'ree+s ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ENGSTROM'S Everyfhing for Ihe Home on +I1e Easiesi' CrecIi'I' Terms I407-I409 Lee Sfreef Phones HI 2-497I and HI 2-0022 Our Lady of Prornpf Succor Recfory serves as head- quarfers from which IoIessings of Church come Io parish CHURCH AND SCHOOL Phone I-113-8269 DEVORE'S JEWELRY AAR TV SERVICE . Telephones WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY TONY LEGGIO, Owner Day 3,0467 wArcH REPAIRS . N'+ 3605 CROCKETT Devoke MACARTHUR VILLAGE A B656 Road ' e P.O. Box 54I Alexandria, La. N Home Ph. Hi-32333 Home Ph. 3-3432 Zell 5 Dazipka Ammuwe Sa-wen AUTOMOBILE TRUCK B: TRACTOR SERVICE 2726 Lee S'Iree'I' Phone Hi-3-2945 ALEXANDRIA, LA. SKELLY SERVICE STATION P.O. Box 368 Ten+h and Washingfon Alexandria, La. WE GIVE S X1 H GREEN STAMPS CHRIS MIFSUD gigs!! FUTRELL 8: WILLET INSURANCE AGENCY Dividends Io Policy Holders ZW vos MAIN PINEVILLE I? R H. L. HONORE DRUG 81 SPECIALTY CO. C' 2820 Lee S+ree'r Phone 6793 Nor'Ih Bolfon and Shirland Ave. Alexandria, Louisiana Phone HI2-8243 JENNIE MARIE HOSIERY - DRUGS SPECIALTIES - NOVELTIES RALPH'S FRUIT MARKET I326 Mililary Highway PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA Dial 954I Drinlc T Henry Special and Morning Bell Pure Coffee Save Coupons for Valuable Premiums LA. COFFEE 8: SPICE COMPANY, INC. 3IOI Lee S+ree+ Alexandria, La. REX MARKET 81 GROCERY 3I0 Main, Pineville, La. HOME OF FINE MEATS Demonsfrahng Pelican Amusemenl Co. luke box, Bar- bara Juneau slarls mush, going. PELICAN AMUSEMENT CO. L. JUNEAU, Owner Coin Operafecl Machines Phonographs I222 Rapides Ave. Phone 3-6638 GIAMBRONE'S GROCERY 8: MARKET 2345 Harris Sr. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Phone 2-872l y NEI-in BOTTLING CO. 2325 Lee s+. JOHN FOLTZ BRIAN Dulce FOLTZ INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 505 BoII'on Avenue OUR POLICY IS YOUR PROTECTION Phone HI3-7225 Looking a+ piaces Thar would make anyone sing You Belong Io Me. is Pearl Ceasar a+ I-Iab Monsur's ReaI Esiafe. REAL ESTATE CO. Lisi' Your Properiy Wi+h +he Producers CENTRAL CULVERT CORPORATION Ready Mix Concreie Texcre+e Aufoclave Holiday Hill Sfone Concrefe Pipe Masonry Unifs Canon Brick Meial CuIver+ Pipe 600 DeSo'ro S+. Phone 2-77I2 ED'S AUTO PARTS Au+o Replacemeni' Paris BIG M ARMY SUPPLY 20I3 Lee S+ree+ I2I3 Jackson Dial 3-3333 ALEXANDRIA, LA. GUlLLORY'S GROCERY AND MARKET Fresh Vege+abIes OuaIi+y Meafs J. M. POULTRY CO. G 'Ce'ies I807 THIRD STREET 230i Mill PH. 2-3272 Hi 3-7245 LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE, INC. Seeds, Ferfilizers, and Inseciicides Phone 3-5625 Myra EIIing+on hops a ride because she Icnows Thai MayIIower is always saIeI CENTRAL DRUG STORE I... B. CIRE, Prop. I005 Jackson Phone 2-7738 Radio Service Dial 2- I 323 DUKE'S RADIO SERVICE I7IO EIIioH by BoI'ron Avenue NICK CHICOLA'S GROCERY 81 MARKET If I+'s Good 'ro Eaf, We Have I+ Phone 2-8943 2655 Lee S+. ALEXANDRIA, LA. MODEL CLEANERS ELLINGTON 32I9 Masonic Drive TRANSFER AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 2-4366 I902 Second S+ree+ Phone Hi-2-5828 Ask for NOAH'S POTATO CHIPS A Local ManufacI'urer SU PPERETTE FOOD CENTER Mrs. Joe Chicola REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 327 Jackson SI'reeI' Royal TypewriI'ers VICTOR ADDING MACHINES SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS Phone 2-72bI GAUTHIER'S GENERAL INSURANCE You're money I w 'Q ahead. V MoreauviIIe, Louisiana ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Mosf in Dry Cleaning CORNER BOLTON AND JACKSON QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY G C SPAM 3 59 F. W. WOOLWORTH MacArIhur Village Shopping CenI'er I400 MacAr'Ihur Drive 2I44 Lee 1 Dial l Q I 2 mo in BORDENS ICE CREAM co. - f ,1-, I -.IIN 'li I02 Bolfon Ave ximi 1 1 ,, II ' Erika I f I III Hi 2-'243 FRAN K'S SPARTAN SALES Nofhing Bul' 'Ihe Besl' in Mobile Homes Are Sold and Financed a+ FranIc's Sparfan Sales MacArI'hur Drive aI' Circle AUTHORIZED SPARTAN DEALER MANNING'S SKELLYLAND BoI+on and Lee Phone 2-5857 WALKER OLDSMOBILE CO. 0 L D ' I I l I Iblb MacAr+hur Drive Phone 4496 Buick COMPANY Q 630 Third Sfreel' PHONE 3-732I . I. .I - ing or a ause a re res es, ia arr I pi' I g Id lc ici a es a on coo rin . ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO I60I Third S+. The Pause Thai Refreshes FOOD MARKET T Owner SAM V. CATALDIE-FRANK DAMICO Home of Qualily Meals 25I2 Third Slreef Phone HI 2-7286 Have Your Game Moun+ed Experi' Taxidermy CHARLES THIELS Phone HI 54l80 STEPHEN'S BEAUTY SALON 22I4 Cily Park Blvd. Dial HI2-4948 REAL ESTATE When Buying or Selling Thinlc of BERT DENNIS REALTY CO. 605 Murray S'rreeI' ALEXANDRIA, LA. Phone HI 53685-6 Associa+es: Rov A. srALuNes HI sanss Aww Pemcins HI 24744 BERGERON'S GULF STATIONS LESSIE PERKINS HI 33995 FARR AUTO I SUPPLY 329 Ten+h HI 2-9500 ' X TP S HI 2-0150 g Sil- . -.- 2,-W4-Q14-440 RISZQ?-iE41?I3?4?i Marqarel Ann Brisier concludes her commercial wilh Buy Rislone al fhe Farr Aulo Supply! 3 300 Jackson HI 2-6692 The Quaiify Deparfmenf Sfore in CENTRAL LOUISIANA Diane Se-Iiers finds iusi ihe skirf she was Ioolcing for ai Weiss 81 Goidring. , I i Q WQQSSTSI i commune n .2 Iglll VV S!! 6 ..-f TY! 4- 1 f ff IQQQ SECUBMEI Www NAL Murray and Foisy SI'ree+s THIELS GULF SERVICE 2I6 N. BoI'I'on ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA HI 232I2 AMERICAN METAL WINDOW CO. 456 W. S+reeI' Phone UN 5-2347 Shreveport La. AND GIFT CENTER Jackson Sfreef a+ George's Lane PETERS' SUNSHINE FLORAL Phones 2-7578 - 8552 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Dragiine Pa'I'roI and Dozer Work-Land Clearing Heavy Hauling - Pile Driving J. W. SLOCUM, JR.-CONTRACTOR Roufe 9652, Box 294 ALEXANDRIA, LA. J.. DAMICO'S g +. SHOE SERVICE , PN 3 E H-' QL' if 15714 In ALEXANDRIA, LA. ,e x,,I'IlviIIUI,.ig:,M :::,4E.IQI Q, fy-.57 I Eg' Y h P one Z560' .g ,,,, 'WIT I , , A AIR CONDITIONED X FWF, S THE STYLE SHOP QQQQQQQ XEEXEE EWEEE I XEXXEE XEEE EEEEX EEEXE Q XXXXEEX C XEEE LADIES' BETTER READY.T0.wEAR THE CONVENTION HOTEL ALExANDR1A,LA. JIMMIE WALKER'S APPLIANCES Coco 8 FUGLAARI INC. ron THE sm TIRE DEAL K 98 Balm Ave. IN TowN...ALwAYs BUY Si, ALEXANDRIA, LA. xx .ggziih x nz nam Phone H' 3-6308 DEALER'S NAME AND ADDRESS ' f' ' STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Your Prin'Iers, SI'aI'ioners, Office OuI'Ii'I'+ers Phones 4422, 4423, 4424, 4425 F ai E SUPER MARKET AND SEARS ROEBUCK HARDWARE 8: APPLIANCE STORE 2533 Third Sireei Phone 3-I470 Alexandria, La. BANKERS LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY The Whife Cross Plan AND CO. I 000 BoI+on Avenue HANLEY GREMILLION Millwork and Supply 33I0 Broadway S+. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Phone 3-l202 FUZZY'S CAFE GORDONS TRAVEL SERVICE Phones HI 3-8493-94 8I3 Third ALEXANDRIA, LA. RED RIVER CANDY COMPANY W. B. CALHOUN, Owner Cafering fo Ihe Bes'I of Candies for 'I'he Besl People Phone 2-7602 Alexandria, Louisiana RAPIDES PACKING CO. S. B. WHATELY, Owner , Wholesale Meal' Packers LOWER THIRD ALEXANDRIA, LA. B ' I h In ' ' ' , In I M WALKER'S CLOVERLAND DAIRY Mogilclsfffiuefaylhlci SilvianiffI.QZflniiLr'QZufCf,uS link Thai Walker's Cloverland Dairy provides for her mor Horseshoe Drive Phones HI 2-0485 and HI 3-720I ing cereal. CENLA CGCIDEUCEEEEEJE FEEQDEDLUCQQSV H2360 Ready Mix-Brick Phone HI 5-495I-2-3 P.O. BOX 584 PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA Tile-LigI1'r Weighf BIocIc PIan+ on Old MarIcsviIIe Road J. LEE MOAK i -gggnrffr g BOOKKEEPING-TAX SERVICE CompIimen'l's of Masfer Licensee JOE vAue+-IN ORNAMENTAL M .I M M d R dk . ai- e- on ay ecor eepmg A . t- . If-on Works and Managemenf Services I75B EIIio'H S+. Phone HI 3-736I -I I 'A 'mn' S ALLEN'S BLUEPRINT 8: SUPPLY 4I5 JoI1nsI'on S+ree'I EVERYTHING FOR THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER HUSTMYRE FLOWERS -.Jfii-5' 7I0 24+h s+fee+ Corner Marye N I ALEXANDRIA, LA. fd '--'JeweIr7 company 11-1-111 In Alexandria Over 95 Years The Bride's SI'ore Q24 .fM,J.'b . 5 Q.. 4. I Q '. .ll .., I I :g 'S . 924 THIRD ST. 3I6 MURRAY I+'s More Fun +o Bowl in a League ALEX. BOWLING CENTER 6+h and WasI1ing+on HI 2-7262 for Reserva+ions STEHR'S AWNING AND UPHOLSTERING CO. Corner of Second and Beauregard ALEXANDRIA, LA. HI 2-9826 RACHAL 81 BOLDEN'S PHARMACY SpeciaIis+s in Skin Disease Prescripfion I303 Third S+ree+ ALEXANDRIA, LA. DIAL HI 2-9555 OUR HOME SERVICE DIRECTOR SAYS--- GO MODERN - Use AuI'oma+ic A Ii CENTRAL LO pp ances in Your Home Save Time-Save Work Save You! UISIANA ELECTRIC COMPANY THE UNION BANK MarIcsviIIe, Louisiana Serving Ihe Public Since I9I0 MEMBER F. D. I. C. VALENTINE'S REFRIG. AIRCONDITIONING 8x HEATING SERVICE Day and NigI1+ Service HiIIcresf 5-3996 MCINNIS SUPERMARKET 2305 Rapides ALEXANDRIA, LA. 2920 LOUIS GEO. N. ADAMS 7l7 3rd S+. wmhmakefs - Jewelers ALEXANDRIA, LA. Official Wafch InspecI'ors T. 8: P-M. P.-L. 81 A. RaiIway Mobile Home Insurance Needs Are FiIIed a+ COTTON BROS. BAKERY MINNEHCMA MacArI'I'mur Drive Phone 44I4 INSURANCE COMPANY ANGELA W. C-JETZ, Agen+ MCAFIhUf Drive aI Circle Ph. HI 2-4955 Mary Ann D'Amico Iooks over Ihe menu, she declares Ihaf norhinq co Id b I III dinner in CI1 beau+IfuI surroundings as Spor+'s Lounge. Charles D'Amico SPORT'S LOUNGE-BUFFET 703 3rd S+. Food Out of This WorId CHINESE AMERICAN ITALIAN DOU BLE V' CAFE They really have a sysrem around here, says Mary Louise Williams as she fries ou? af Alexandria Sfearn Jackson S+f'ee+ L d aun ry. Hl2-2024 ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY 800 Jackson Hl2-88l I l Here is one of rhose 45.000 who would nor live anywhere else in 'rhe world-Karhy Kearns. CITY OF ALEXANDRIA OUR PATRONS! DUHON BODY SHOP RacIia+or-Body and Fender Repairing Au'ro Painiing RAPIDES AVE. ALEXANDRIA, LA. Cor. N. I6+I'1 S+. ALEXANDRIA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. Your Underwood Dealer 4+I1 and Desofo S+. Ph. HI 3-0435 FRENCH UNIQUE CLEANERS Second and Jackson Sireeis FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS A 8: W ROOT BEER I9I2 Lee Phone HI 2-0467 JoHNsoN's BAKERY We A ff Qvu,,J PASTRIE5 Special Cakes for AII Occasions AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE Dial HI 2-9660 CANAL REFINING CO. D-X Moior Oil Lubricaiing GasoIine Moreauville, La. EMMET H. PIERCE L. B. 81 HERBERT COCO 3 CENTRAL LounsuANA's nvonurz nom: runmsnsns 325 Jackson S+reeI' Phone HI 3-7306 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA . ...MS I , Q.-Q--Q.--. f Susie LaCroix IaIks shop WIII1 her dad, Mr. W. L. LaCroix. PETRUS FEED 81 SEED STORE 63 Boiron Avenue ALEXANDRIA, LA. BUSHNELL AND COMPANY, INC. Insurance Managers 826 FOURTH STREET ALEXANDRIA, LA. CITY BEVERAGE COMPANY Camille Gravel shows his daughier Marfha whai a Iegal confracf looks like. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL NO. II34 AIAA 2 P.O. Box 746 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA FLOYD'S CAFE 709 Tenfh S+ree'I' FLOYD ANDRIES, Owner Where Fine Foods Are Served THE W. A. COON MUSIC STORE Every+hing Musical 4l7 Murray AMERICAN COMPRESS WAREHOUSE Division of Fros+-WI1i+ed Co., Inc. CLAYTON'S GROCERY 5207 N. Bolion Phone HI 2-I689 BLU-RIBON DAIRY You and Your Family Are Cordially Inviled +o Inspeci' Our Planl. I 840 LEE STREET Um-rn-ml Thai clwocolale mall' lasled so good 'ro Pal Berarclelli llwal pholog- raplwer. Carolyn Faulli, could hardly gel her away from llwe Blu-Rrbon. DIAL Hi-2-7722 JOE'S ELECTRIC CO. Eleclrical Conlraclor JOE RINO-Owner 60 your 2645 - - gd fo Me 2645 dimes Bamaam Smmw Phone 3-7600 Lee Borclelon 7l6 Ballon LADIES' HAIR STYLING SPECIALIST Hollse Wiring-Commercial HATHORNE TRANSFER and Repairs Ph H5 MH Phone Hi 3-5292 A20 Elm ALEXANDRIA' LOUISIANA NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS Hi-3-I38I or Hi-3-6I27 ll GPOQ efte , ,.... SP1 0 4 ' oqhmz M ogy Q we C6 J 9 S' W W7 Y' 45,5 .. at MITCHELL'S Full Line School Supplies GROCERY 81 MKT. I336 Turner Hi-2-9800 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEE'S GRO. 8: MKT. I984 Monroe S+. AAN Phone HI-5-I027 OPEN 7-no 1 DAYS A WEEK Xl' EARL'S FRIENDLY GULF SERVICE BISHOP VAN DE VEN COUNCIL NO, 3200 ' -3-6400 G ' ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 'a 'em Kmg LOMONTE'S DRUG STORE Prescripfions Called For and Delivered ZI46 Lee SI'ree+ Ph. HI-2-5888 ARTIC LOUISIANA SEED COMPANY C' ICE CREAM CITY CAB COMPANY 420 Johnsfon Dial HI-2-6868 or HI-2-95I I ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA MORGAN 81 LINDSEY The SI'ore of Couriesy 705 MAIN ST., PINEVILLE, LA. CENLA HAIR FASHIONS MacAr+I1ur Village ALEXANDRIA, LA. Phone HI-5-3889 LINDA'S BAKERY AND PASTRIES 4707 Lee S+reeI' Anyone can see II'1aI' Earline Viviano wanfs one of Ihese II++Ie organs. As a maIIer of Iacf, KIng's Music Sfore seemed To have ius+ everyfhing musIcaI. KING'S MUSIC COMPANY 728 Jackson S+. PI'1bne HI 3-5903 TRENT L. JAMES Assessor Rapides Parish BARRON'S GROCERY I300 College Dr. PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA TIRE 81 SERVICE CENTER SI6 Murray HI2I382 If No Answer Dial HI2-3086 I'II2-9675 Where +o Buy Them GREMILLION PRINTING CO. Publishers Weekly News Qualiiy Prinling CHARLES J. PANZICA HARDWARE l735 Lee Slreel' Hardware - Sporling Goods Plumbing and Elec'I'ricaI Supplies Phone 234I DIAL 27798 ALEXANDRIA, LA. THERMO-FAX For Eeffer Copying Producls Comexfihriiiions 81 MAGNET0 SERVICE MODERN METHODS COMPANY 824 lolh 608 Murray S+. Alexandria, La. Dia' 5'249I Phone HI5-2223 U WAREHOUSE ,Q I 0 FURNITURE SALES 'J f . ' Q . 604 Monroe S+. Alexandria, La. 'Q Cal-H-5 . for All GlAMANCO'S SUBURBAN BAKERY Occasions 3322 Jaclcson S+ree'I im. ALL KINDS OF SPECIALTY BREADS PIES, CAKES, AND PASTRIES Day Phone 2-0067 Emergency Nile Phone 5- I 534 CENTRAL GARAGE SERVICE STATION 81 CAFE 2609 Lee Sireei' Alexandria, Louisiana PELICAN CIGAR CO. 70 Prospecl Phone HI3-844I Buy WiI'h Confidence . . . Pay Wirh Ease IOI4 THIRD STREET PHONE HI2-3792 Th Ifesf Hung! And lusl look ai +ha+ price fag! 7 C I F Ik Ili lc I III Ili I I , y au can in o no ing excep ow ovey ky +h d fsh Ib g 3- e a 'T I aro n is is The S'I'ore TI'1a+ Gives You More er 's. WILSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE BODY SHGP PAINTING LACOMBE'S ONE STOP SERVICE Qualify Brings You in , , AND GARAGE Prices Bring You Back HI 2-2030 36I8 3rd S+. I if C. E. RANSBOTTOM N I8 Randon Dr. Qklgf fq e Phone HI 2-3682 V , X 7 ilu II-:py'jfgQ',2If I K-N611 I Q i MOREAUVILLE 30 'fw- TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENTS W Moreauville, Louisiana ouwmm YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER FOR THE AVOYELLES AREA DWL FINE FOODS Jay Merfens II2I Chesfer S+. Dial HI 2-6962 PEARCE MOTOR CO. I202 Four+I1 S+reeI' Dial HI 2-5445 CURTIS CONOCO STATION AND BODY SHOP we , Whaf a dream of a place! HeIen Webb Th riIIs af afmosphere of HoIEday Inn. WaI+ unIiI she Iasfes Ihe food! W Horn MC AIINUI DIIVI Al!XANDllA,l0UISfANA I C PLEASE RATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS CENTRAL RADIO SUPPLY CO., INC. 609 Nor+h Third S'I'ree+ WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS DISTRIBUTORS CARBO FOUNDRY 8: MACHINE COMPANY I322 Ashley Phone 8I2I ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA CENTRAL SAND 81 GRAVEL P.O. Box II46 6I2 Murray S+. Alexandria, La. Jeanie Gaufhier opens eccounf ef MoreauviIIe Sfaf B Ic Ih E. Gaufhier Coco, president Jeanie Icnows wh h money is seIesTI MOREAUVI LLE STATE BANK BROWN-ROBERTS Wholesale Only HARDWARE-ELECTRICAL-INDUSTRIAL PLUMBING-MAJOR APPLIANCES SINCE I902 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA LAWHON AND BAKER, INC. l26 Tenfh S+ree+ Phones HI2-665I and HI2-6652 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA L. E. DESELLE AND COMPANY Building Malerials-Lumber 262I LEE STREET PHONE HI3-6355 Z2 Visil' Our Teen and Junior Shop MacAr+hur Village Cenfer ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE I40I Jackson Dial 9748 ' ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA CH h h ,f G, M Donna Gaufhier, e ior, s ows is as Y Providenlia Io A. A. Gremrllion. A. A. eREMn.uoN aSa11e Cafe AND COMPANY 'ig-. l General ConI'racI'ors 908 Third Sfreei' O Alexandria, Louisiana '33 '6+I1 Sireel' OLSON'S SERVICE STATION Boyce Highway Hi-25620 REDMOND'S PHARMACY Diabe+ic Conirol and Supply Cenier 23l9 Third Sireef Hlllcresl 3-7277 SHIPLEY DO-NUT SHOP I729 Lee S+ree+ AsIr for a Shipley ai Your Coffee Break Hi-5442 VAUGHN REPAIR 81 REMODELING 5005 Beniamin Sireel Dial HI-21550 Finding ou? how il' really feels fo give fhal service wiih a smile, Sandra Maiassa gels lessons on handling Billups pump. Fill-up Wi+I-1 Billups and Save on Gasoline and Oil Au+o Accessories Tires and Tubes Seal COVCVS BaH'eries TOYS BILLUPS SERVICE STATION Thru-Ou'I' 'rhe Sou'I'h! COMMERCIAL INSURANCE 22 I Johnslon Slreel' HI-28832 Eslablished Over Forfy Years! A. H. PETRIE, Manager ALEXANDRIA MOTOR COMPANY I5I7 Washinglon Phone HI-3-5666 BILL'S AUTO SALES We Specialize in Clean Used Cars 625 Third S+. HI 2-8I38 CASH GROCERY AND SALES CO. Branch of CONSOLIDATED COMPANIES, INC. Disfribuiors of AUTOCRAT AND LIBBY FOOD PRODUCTS Second and Ogden S+ree'ls ALEXANDRIA, LA. Phones: HI-3368I and 3-6382 PINEVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS 222 Main, Pineville, La. Dial HI 2-6253 RIZZO'S GRO. 81 MKT. 78 Prospeci HI 2-4875 HANDI-PAK SERVICE STORES 38I2 Lower Third HI 3-5444 GRAVIER 81 HARPER MILLER BEARD 81 TRUCK LINE R.F.D. 2 Box 86 BATON ROUGE HIGHWAY HI 3-73I3 Cons'rruc+ion I833 SI'erIcx Road Dial HI 2-3392 DAIRY QUEEN 2320 Lee HI 2.5280 iioe Mein, Pineville HI 3-i7o7 DAVIDSON SASH Xi DOOR 2630 Broadway HI 2-I355 W. C. WEBB REALTOR 526 Murray HI 2-233I DESCANT AUTO TOP AND UPHOLSTERY SHOP 6II Beauregard HI 2-7I58 WESTERN STORE Dominique's Commission MarIce+ Building HI 3-I600 Iing all sei Io puII our wiih Rapides Oil Co. I'rucIc, KaII'i Ieen Yerby and Amoco keep ern roIIing. RAPIDES OIL CO., Inc. Disfribufors AMOCO PRODUCTS Wlnaf a Handsome coal Delores Johnson found af Wellan's. Sire was smarf lo lake advantage ol: spring sales. You'll Enioy Doing All Your Shopping a+ SEELING ESSO SERVICENTER Lubrica+ion-Washing Vacuum Cleaning BOETAIS GROCERY AND MARKET A+las Tires-BaHeries and Accessories H32 Lee S+- Third and Fulfon s+s. ALEXANDRIA, LA. Ph- HI 3-9480 Dial HI 2-52l4 ANTOONIS DEPARTMENT STORE Alexandria's Oldes+ Bakers! sm Brand shoe,-Mena Cloiining BOB DlNNAT'5 BAKE SHOP Ladle Re dY o'We C iH'e 'sA e' 1756 ElliQ++ S+. Phone HI 2-3256 l250 Rapides Ave. HI 2-5I05 SAM VILLARD' Owner Rino Electric Company Our Work Pays Because I+ S+ays ALEXANDRIA, LA. l925 Lee Sfreei' Dial HI 2-0264 ' x0 'Eur E. 5. VOELKER COMPANY, INC. Harry Tuma HARRY'S BODY SHOP Body and Fender Specialis'I's HARRY TUMA AND ELMER TUMA 9I7 Washingfon S+. Phone HI 2-4532 R. J. JONES 81 SONS General ConIrac'I'ors LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS COMMUNITY BUILDERS ' X' n , W 1175312 Af ' ' ' Office Phone Hl 3-253l P.O. Box 99I I30 Wheelock S'I'reeI' ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA BEST POLICY '51, er.: ,,,.,f,.,.,:,, . 4,.,,:. 4 Qg il Ei 4 is VAN GCSSEN INSURANCE AGENCY Complefe Insurance Coverage Dial HI 2-23l0 I. A. McCANN TRUCK LINES L. P. S. C. 52l6 and 5265 Hauling - Guaranleed Delivery Phone HI 2-9433 Res. Phone HI 3-53I2 ALEXANDRIA, LA. I Y ndeed. Judy Whife quife agrees thai' new Mercury Id Ic y g I h I g g ma e an ir's ear o zin I 629 Third S'Iree+ MONTAGN ET MDTORS. INC. ew WM and il English Ford Dealer AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Dial Hi-5-3663 MAXIE BOHRER ReaI+or Hi-23466 BRYANT'S GRO. 8: MKT. Cify Wide Delivery LAKESDE ADDN.. PINEVILLE I'Ii-3936I BERNICE'S Fashion Cenfer of Avoyelles MANSURA, LA. M. CICARDO GRGCERY 81 MKT. Qualify Mea'I's-Groceries and Fruifs I224 Rapides Ave. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA INDEPENDENT OIL CDMPANY 506 Landa Dial 3-7369 HILL, HARRIS The Sou+h's Finesl Home Furnishings and Gill Slore Fine China Dinnerware, Crys'l'al, Silver, Lamps, Linens, Anliques, Brie-a-brac, Original Oil Painlings and Fine Reproducfions. I3+h AND LEE STS., ALEXANDRIA CURT'S PRINT SHOP Qualify Prin+ers 830 Tenlh Slreel' HI2-3934 No, she's nol' forever blowing bubbles. Helen Cro lc iusl gelling in lune wllh music of lhe spheres TEXADA-MILLER-MASTERSON-DAVIS CLINIC 830 DeSoIo SI. Phone HI 2-5879 Plans for new homes require greal' deal of care and +hough'l', Carolyn Wilberl learns from Mr. Joseph Brocalo. SOUTHERN CHEVROLET CO., INC CHEVROLET AND CADILLAC Sales and Service J 1 H jcnivnou-rf 'ill I800 Lee Slreel' Alexandria, La. MAC'S AUTO WRECKING Phones Hi 3-6709, Hi 5-384I Upper Third S'I'reeI' BY PASS ESSO CENTER MacAr+hur al' Monroe Alexandria, La. 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