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

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Sf-ff. ,f nlvlllln-1' of Illv' X.1Ii4m.lI Cuilxl of Piumm TQ-.xvllm-1': Nimw' 1943, SISTER 5TF'IxlfH ,IXNIICS ELI! XIXFTII. ff.ff,Il., xpnn XIXRY H4lXIUl I.1J iuN11'11rt+ I'.H,F. pikum prmligif-N Ll- Ill:-y dliX.ll14'l' thvir wr .md Slkilli-Il If'.l1'!I1'I'. 1.-ulv wwf r'v-111111 -ifxll lah-111-. ing t.1p4-N n-ml .xt Our Iluiy mln tht- I..11w'f lunglnlgz' lub. Wa K Af' msg Delxing intra tlu- wvrlmi of vqllutiolls, lines, uml allghw. SISTER MARY M.XRflL'EHl'l'E. .Xlge-bra I. II, gf,-mm-try IVLICIIIJI' and Swduliry nwmle-ratnr. rfxplaiub tu hm,-r -Iudentx the IrI'LH'Iii,'L1I up- plicatiunf of math in muryday lixing. A2 gm 2lVk'4PIIlIJliSl1f'4I IIll1Nil'iLlH lwlswlf. SISTER ,UQYKS RUSH. whu tm-Lmluw wific. piano. urgun. unrl choral. flriw-4 In dem,-lop in llf'I' stuflvnts thx-ir own flml-giwrl IIlLISi1'Lll ulwililir-Q.

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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

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SISTIIIC MARY .-XLEXANIJRINE, Music I. tiiclory. und piano instruvtor. is ulonys for-king ne-w inutvriail und mlm-wlopiiig In-r own Illl1si4'L1I mofiviviicy. Flu- Llsiislvli in tliv pn-sn-iilutioii of Frvslimun Ihiy and L1 1-Iiorail progrgun for the l'.T.fI. Co-oriiinutiilg plans for mln- sophoniore- religion t'4l1lI'4f'5. in 4' sshivll tllvy I:-urli thi- Iifm- of Christ and the Mass, urn' the sopliomorm' sponsors. Thr-y arc SISTICK MARY IFIXTRICE, 4 Algvlsru I. Biology I, and H1-fl Cross sponsorg SISTER ,IAN I FACULTY: PUL E-BEAT OF P.H.S. SISTER ST. RITA, t4'ur'Iiing Lulin I and II and senior roligion and sponsoring the NIIS., oftvn finds time with Ilcr Q1l't Q'I1 tIiumlJ to follow Ll favorite inttrcst, flower urixuigriiig. bv'- AIAHIA, Civivs, Xvorld History and IQXII. sponsorg SISTER W' F' , MARY COXSTIXNTINE, Ifnglisli II. I1fPII1l'Illi1IxIIlfI. and 'M -sq Sodality mod:-rutor: uncl SISTER JANE ANN, Biology I, XM Algn-bra I1 and i'Ilt'lIlISII'Y. Qi :C ' ia 2 ? if 4