St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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R4CU0V The Daughters of the Cross are truly more flSW uhcrv guides and instructors. They are the suf rtmg pillars ot all our efforts, They lay for us a Wrong religious founda¬ tion by which our highesfWoals may be attained. Their uniques and varied personalities enable them to achieve greater qua I i tv W instructions and results, ff ughters of the Cross instill the spirit of St. Hnces DeSales by the example of outstanding virtues ot loyalty, moderation, gentleness, humility, charity, and cul¬ tural refinement. These contributions to our education and lives have a lasting influence over our learning. Though a transition is taking place, changing the old for the new, the D.C.’s will continue to direct a spiritual high school education. 9

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FACULTY AMD ADMINISTRATION CLOSES DOOR TO OLD SCHOOL BUT OPENS A NEW AND BETTER DOOR-THE ENTRANCE TO NEW KNOWLEDGE Sr. Helen Marie signs tardy slips for late-comers, Mary Kay Mart- zell, Patsy LeGarde and Adrane Roy. This is just a minor part of the job of one member of our faculty. Many everyday tasks, some small and some large, go un¬ noticed. But all must be done to achieve an efficient, organized school. ’Top-notch education 0 is St. Vincent’s well-deserved reputa¬ tion. For over fifty years this aim has been successfully carried out by the faculty. In the atmosphere of the new St. Vincent’s High School, stu¬ dents and teachers will continue to strive for goals established in past years. Sr. Mary Bernadine, D.C., Assistant Mother Superior, Junior and Senior English Sr. Mary Corneilia, D.C., Math Club Spon¬ sor, Geometry, Trig Sr. Mary Patricia, D.C., Math Club Sponsor, Algebra, Junior and Senior Debate Sr. Mary Laurentia, D.C., Assistant Princi¬ pal, Senior Sponsor, Typing, Shorthand, So¬ dality Sr. Mary Cabrini, D.C., Freshman Sponsor; Bi¬ ology, Freshman Sodal¬ ity Sr. Mary Grace, D.C., Junior Sponsor, Typ¬ ing, Choir, Sodality