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

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Even Parisians take piano from Miss Agness Johnson, Hubert La Verne indicates. On Providence music staff was Sister M. Raymunda. Local Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 'Workshop in October and attendance at out of state meets kept faculty informed of latest trends lirls always have Welcome for in different fields- iister M. George, superior of ming room and canteen. udy, too In preparing for business department, Sister Alma Rose attended CBEA convention, Houston, in August. Judging from Sister M. Janice's smile, it looks as though Glen Saucier really practiced for his lesson. IO3

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With Mother M. Angelica, of Ponca City, Okla., Sister Mary Gerald From Providence, San Antonio, to Providence receives instruction from J. D. Hall, coordinator, at yearbook workshop alldria, Came SiSt6r A1111 Rita last Sept- Math, at Texas ASIM. Sister teaches English, Latin, speech, and journalism. and sodality are Sister's fields. Studying at P. Pius X School of Liturgical Music, Manhattan- ville, N. Y., Sister Jule Adele frightlghead of rnusic department, had class under Mother Josephine Morgan, R.S.C.J. To hringlmack more French for Providence girls, Sister M. Mar- guerite frightl spent summer with Sister M. Angele, from Lafayette, at College Universitaire Laval, Quebec, Canada. I 02 ,... Q em,.w...wMf.Mfimawfaisam.,.,., ', .... .,1,,.,.,wi,.,,,..,...

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That history can be fun is proved by Carol Rigby, Sandra Gremillion, and .lo Ann Rine as they review books concerning Napoleonic Era for Sister Michael Rose's World History class. To study grain of material is aim of Homemaking students Judith Dunn, Barbara Van Mol, Pauline Van Mol, and Mary Cataldie. Ratings of Houma Courier and Terrebonne Press, high- ranking newspapers in state press evaluation, are viewed by Martha Barker and Helen Crooks, student journalists. IO4