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

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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?

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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.

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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.