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

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Providence took trophy for most Wins at annual CBEA Sally Daigre-second, shorthandg Karen Michiels-iirSt, rally, Natchitoches, March 25. Accurnulating points for bookkeepingg Rosemary Oswald-third, hookkeepmgg school were Sandra Matassa-second in bookkeeping, first in Marie Medica-second, spelling. Accompanylng fP0n50f5 spellingg Sharon Aertker-third in spelling, third in short- were Sister Alma Rose, business teacher, and Sister M. handg Dee Dee Gloriosovsecond in typingg Margaret De Narcissa, superior at Providence. Keyzer-first in typingg Linda Kinchen-first in shorthandg Attending the speech rally, Natchitoches, and placing in first round were Susan Porter, Diane Mafouz and Betty Thiels.

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X Realizing the importance of regular attendance in their last yyear, twenty seniors maintained perfect record. These are ifirst rowl Sadie Cacarra, Sue Gallaspy, Karen Michiels, Connie Randall, Joyce Hays, Glenda Vanhoof, Jean Van Gossen, erfect attendance records l Emphasis is placed on importance of regu- ar attendance of classes because of effect an learning and asset of perfect record on lranscripts, later sent to colleges or places' mf employment. Gail Vanderlick, Diane Ransbottom, fsecond row? Judith Dunn, Willena Michiels, Barbara Van Mol, Mary Thiels, Helen Van Mol, Margaret Brister, Patsy Vanderlick, Pauline Van Mol, Carolyn Wilhert, Jo Ann Rine, and Elha Gutierrez. Susie Van Dyke, Carol Kitchen, Linda Lemoine, Dianne Mathews, and Sadie Flaccomio are sopho- mores who kept record of not missing one day. 79

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Central Louisiana Literary Rally held at Louisiana College and state rally in Baton Rouge attracted students in dif- ferent courses. Forensic meet at Northwestern drew stu- dents With interest in speech and dra- matics. At Catholic Business Education Assoc- iation contests at St. lVlary's, Natchi-, toches, PCH excelled, bringing home first place trophy for most point place- ments. At state rally in Baton Rouge Providence had five students to place. Marie Medica, third, Lating Linda Kinchen, second, shorthandg Elaine La .laun1e, third, French Hg Karen Michiels, third, Senior Mathg and Sandra Matassa, first, bookkeeping. Placing in Central Louisiana rally are Beulah Randall, first in chemistryg Sylia Fleming, second in civicsg Carol Ann Leatherman, first in French Ig Linda Kinchen, first in shorthandg Connie Randall, first in American Historyg and Cindy Bonne-tte, second in geometryg Shirley Fett, first in World Historyg Margaret De Keyzer, first in typing and Elaine La Jaunie, first in French Il. 8l