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

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Jo Anne Rine, Sharon Aertker, Kathryn Perkins, Carolyn Wil bert, and Pauline VanMol register satisfaction on making A honor roll for first time. 3 On A Honor Roll for second time are Patsy Vanderlick 2 and Pearl Ceasar. i Scholars from junior class on A Honor Roll for third time are Louise Leaumont, Beulah Randall, Arlene Leggio. Elaine liujaunie. Marie Medica, and Margaret DeKeyzer.

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To Beulah Randall went title Miss Howdy Doody of junior class. Misses Howcl Doody chosen by students Selected by student body for friendliness and courtesy, Miss Howdy Doody in each class was presented at assembly for visiting eighth graders of city. Joyce Hays was chosen from the stu- dent body to reign as Miss Howdy' Doody of 1961. 1 si f s I :Ii 1 4 1 t 1 Q. iii: 'fb' li? M, at, fa vs egg fzgf, at Joyce Hays received double honor of being selected best-all-around senior and Miss Howdy Doody for 1961. Howdy!i' After being selected best-all-around in their classes Carol Ann Leatherman, sophomore, and Gay- nell Hromadka, freshman, learn that friendliness pays off.

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Making A Honor Roll for three times are seniors, .lo Ann Vermaelen, Willina Michiels, Sandra Matassa, Linda Kinchen, Sally Daigre, Cindy Bonnette, Rosemary Oswald, Connie Randall, Theresa Lewis, Karen Micheils, Gail Vanderlick and Jean Van Gosen. Honor rolls note effort To note high scholastic achievement at end of each nine weeks, school awards honor cards to students on A and B Honor Rolls. Students must attain an average of ninety-four with no C grade to make A Honor Roll. Requirements for B Honor Roll are average of eighty-seven with no D. Conduct grade must make A bracket. Dee Dee Glorioso, Alma Abraham, Sue Honig, and Marilyn Vanhoof show just pride in mak- ing A Honor Roll for second time. Reaching highest honors for nine weeks are A Honor Roll students Sadie Mahfouz, Donna Dupon, Ruth Webb, Bernadette Glorioso, and Elaine Hanes.