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

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0 illustrate different levels of creation, freshmen dis- ay models of symbols of mineral, plant, animal, human, gelic, and Divine life. n teaching General Science class how to read electric eter, Sister Narcissa uses real-life model. HNOW join the two points with a straight line, explains Frances Boogaerts to Algebra l students Beverly Huffman, Marilyn Zerung, and Katherine De Selle. Finding articles listed in periodical index, Diane Stephenson, Georgann McKee, Susan Coll, and Anna Hill complete as- signment for class in use of library.

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Civic-minded-freshmen give school's Guardian Angel new look. Painting is Barbara Setllff with helpers Era Coons, Cora Steiner, and Elaine Murphy. .lob was one of many civics class projects. I40 First days, freshies falter As though blinded by too powerful light, freshmen groped way through firs days at Providence. To help freshies get acquainted, senior acted as big sisters, and at initiatio found youngest class standing on own feet. On freshman schedule came Religion I Civics, General Science, Algebra l. Then, because library would l much needed resource, during weeks, freshmen became ori through special class.

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Squinting in April sun, Jr. Boosters practice yell. fBottom row, from left? Gaynell Hromadka, Frances Boogaerts, Frances Derbonne, Dianne Stephenson, Barbara Damico, Phyllis Michiels, Wanda St. Romain, Susan Bryne, Anna Hill, Beverly Huffman, Jewell LaCour, Jeanne Provosty, Jeanne Hamilton, .lourdia Matherne, Carolyn Fleury, Barbara Chicola, Mary Clare Glorioso, Suzanne McNeely, Joan Marye, Lydia Kramer, Laverne Baker, Marlene Barnidge, Susan Coll, Barbara Michiels, Charlotte Smetak, ,lean Gremillion, Judy Kearns, Corine Crawley. Not too many days passed before freshmen were on their own. Jr. Boosters were organizedg music appreciation class, P.E., Eng. I became routine. Freshmen became top winners. As Brenda Vanhoof, right, prepares to play recorded symphony, Margaret Banzica, Mary .lo Andries, and .ludy McQuaid Cfrom leftl are ready to indicate passages which feature different stringed instruments. Doris Dauzat handles other recordings. I 42 B e gint earn no tice