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

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First to glimpse l960 Providentia in August, Marilyn Wilbert, artistg Donna Gauthier, editorg and Carolyn Faulk, photographer, gleamed full satisfaction. Like first rays from prism, opening at Provi- dence reflected a Variety of hues. Registration, Aug. 17 and 18, brought new schoolgirls and returned the well-acquainted. Even 1960's seniors reappeared-the yearbooks had arrived-and for a few chatty moments re- lived mellow days of end of school and gradu- ation. Among arrivals were five gold-complexioned senoritas from Central and South America, come to learn 'cthe English. Opening assembly introduced classes to faculty and presented reports from Girls' Staters and Leadership Workshop'ers. Not only freshmen felt thrill of donning Provi- dence uniformg refashioned ensemble diffused among entire student body a best-foot-forward spirit for beginning new term. And Mass of the Holy Ghost called down on it God's blessing. Variety coloi Called by Rev. Daniel Walsh, Sadie Carcara and Lorraine Carlino, re- ceive class ring from Msgr. A. Olinger. 2 To replace Hold blues this year came demi-fit box jacket and four-gored skirt. Model is Carol Copeland. we-rawasWqsasmrmfr.w:fsrawswama..Wmrawss.s.sis l

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Dripping Pine Tree Song closed Helen Crooks, Connie Randall, Pearl ' A Ceasar, and Nora John-son's report on Pelican Girls' State. Kathryn Perkins, Sally Daigre, and Cynthia Bonnette reported on Leadership Workshop at USL. Sandra Matassa also went. Lending sacred tone, Mass of Holy Ghost, celebrated by Rt. Rev. A. Olinger, recalled purpose of school year. It is good to be greeted by compatriot when arriving from La Ceiha, Honduras. Elha and Edith Gutierrez, from Mara- caibo, Venezuela, assist with luggage as Diamentino Memhrano, from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, welcomes Ana Maria Gallardo. I3