Providence High School - Philothean Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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l SISTER MARY THECLA. senior sponsor, shorthand. journalism teacher and PRO-VUE sponsor. points out the special features of a model of Shakcspeare's Clube Theatre to SlSTER MARY CLARISSA. junior sponsor, English, and Wlorld History teacher. sibghw is ha MP- wus.. REV. BERNARD MULLANEY expresses pleasant sur- prise upon receiving a cake on the anniversary of his ordination. Father teaches religion, senior marriage course, and is a practicing psychologist at thc San Antonio Adult Mental Health Clinic. SlSTER MARY HILARIAN, cafeteria director, prepares one of hor delicious fruit cakes for the Christmas season. 'P' 5 A 1 rffn. ., 4 :fast ' 4 x -'ks .V A, :V . ,V , The composite picture of the educational back- ground of our faculty is an interesting one. Our Lady of the Lake College graduates and former PHS'ers, Miss Liz Small, P.E., and Miss Carol ,lean Braden, art, joined the faculty in September, 1961. Father sity, and St. is presently chology. All si college degrees at Our Lady of the Lake. Following this they may study at other colleges and universities. PHS sisters have studied in Texas at Incarnate WO1'd, Texas University, North Texas Wvomenis Col- lege, Catholic University, Washington, Michigan Mullaney, educated at Syracuse Univer- ,lohnis Seminary, Brighton, Massachusetts, working toward a master's degree in psy- 'sters of Divine Providence receive their State, Marquette, Milwaukeeg Louisiana State, Okla- homa Universityg Northwestern University, Chicago, Laval, Quelmec, Canada. ' I7

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SISTER MIXRTH A ANNE, lilirurigin. Scninr spnriswr. Englifli te-.im-ln-r, PlIII,0'l'HR.'XN .incl 'lf-XIX spunsur. inspi-mils llcr FACULTY PREPARED ESS TRE GTI-IE TRUCTIO , AT PROVIDE CE HIGH picturv sclu-mliilv thi- i'urriculuin,sm' wliilv working with tln- plmtugriiplivr on tion for ilu- yi-urlmnk. Bringing lwinc the Immun -11 new plmnograpli, won at a CIIEA-is SISTER ROSE AIYNELLE as shi- displays it to SISTER MARION WALTER. Both sistn-rs are junior sponsursand business tvurlwrs. I6 Tliiwuimlizig Iln' inmii- pivljvmor In rnulir- Ilia- push pruwiitu fur liietory Ntiiclvnts is 5ISTEH XCNES ,-XXX. wlw ti-iivlivs ri-ligiun. liunn-making, unrl world liislury. Fist:-1' sporismw PHC. tln- lilcwviiilwi' Styli- Slimx. and lIl'Ol'l.

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VARIED I TERESTS COLOR FACULTY LIFE Nuns are people tool Their amazing var- iety of hobbies, avocations, and special inter- ests prove this. Hobbies? Sister Jane Ann collects stampsg Sister Constantine writes poetry pro- lilieallyg Sister Maureen works crossword puzzles. Art in its varied forms provides relaxa- tion forthe sisters. Sisters James Elizabeth and Hilarion are avid music loversg Sister Agnes Rose finds enjoyment in sewingg while Sister Ida Marie's and Sister Marion YValter's class- rooms attest their artistic creativity. Swimming and ping-pong are favorite forms of recreation for those wanting more physical activity. .-v 'w .px 'X RJ N1 Promoting creativity in her students, art instructor, MISS CAROL JEAN BRADEN. demonstrates to Nancy ,lanaeek and Sheila Quinlan the proper method for printing linoleum blocks, used in making Christmas cards with a more personalized touch. MISS ELIZABETH SMALL, former graduate, now P.E. in- structor and GAA. sponsor, is shown here demonstrating the proper service stroke and explaining varied tennis techniques to students. , 'Q This reproduction of the Tent of the Tabernaeles reflects the zeal of SISTER MARY LALTRIANA as shi- endeavors Io propagate a fuller perception of lliblieal life to her students. Sister also teaehes English l, ll, Religion l, HI, and sponsors i .T.A. Neg! ,lgnggi o'1l'0' '2v'5 ? ' v. V 0' Hi' if p- 11,'a5?'511!1g21 F, 0 I ,L 0.9 x--525' fe .5151 1 f 1 . L-'Qs' t , ,p xx