St Agnes Academic High School - Agnesene Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1954 volume:

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As we cross the threshold from childhood to maturity and leave the com- paratively sheltered life of high school we shall often be beset by temptation. However, if we lay our destinies at the feet of Mary, she will provide for us. Thanks, Father Sheeran, for all your sound advice, your sympathetic understanding, your sacrificing spirit and your devotion. You will always remain in our hearts as a part of our life at St. Agnes. May God reward you! ,. x ,Ng f 4 .... .,,,.,,,,e, J N Q 5 Q5 1 xx . Q wig K . to Reverend Thomas B. Slieeran ASSISTANT PASTOR Dedication Administration Faculty Graduates Stu ctents Participants Attiietes Patrons Senior Directory 6 CW His Holiness Pope Pius XII This troubled and distressed world casts its eyes hopefully toward Christls Vicar on earth, the Holy Father. Realizing the immense task that lies before him, he has appealed to Mary for aid not only by pro- claiming the Dogma of the Assumption but also by dedicating 1954 to her honor as Marian Year. Let us follow the example of His Holiness and place our hopes for the future with Mary. nf? CWI Iam Most Reveren - . l , .3 , gy tsfit- In I hII, 1 Y llIlIII fl a. i is Thomas Molloy, D.D., S.T.D. ARCHBISHOP - BISHOP OF BROOKLYN Suffer the little children to come unto Mew might very well be used as the motto of Archbishop Molloy. Under his experienced tutelage the Catholic educational system of the Diocese of Brooklyn has afforded to many the op- portunities of a Catholic education. This system is not just for today but for generations to come. Archbishop Molloy is truly a champion of Catholic education and the hopes of the future rely on his untiring efforts. 8 Most Reveren Jol111 Board111an, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn To bring the word of God to those outside the Faith, Bishop Boardman concentrates his ef- forts in supervising the mission societies which operate in the diocese. He can truly be called the hope of the missions because of his excellent work. He appeals to the faithful of the diocese to aid him in furthering his work. Most Reveren RGYIHOHJ Kearney ST. D., l.C.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn By the administration of the sacraments and the supervision of the parishes Bishop Kearney aids Archbishop Molloy. Through his efforts the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine was estab- lished. Realizing that the youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow he provided a way where- by these future leaders could increase their knowledge of Catholicism. Catholics for genera- tions to come owe a great debt of thanks to Bishop Kearney. mam, if 'Y' pvf fe-M-W' 14 .,, . 1 5 5 . Q W' qs V' in lk A, bfi wet, Q W Mfr. Vi The Right Reverend Peter uealy, V. P To our very much beloved Monsignor, who has spared nothing in creating for the students of St. Agnes a monument to which all can look with proud and radiant hearts, we can offer nothing but our love and heartfelt appreci- ation for his sacrifices, his generosity, his blessed kindness. He is a living monument, the one priest who has served under the three bishops of the Diocese of Brooklyn. IO ,KAN K 6 x A . x if Y gf R .e,. 1 Reveren Nlichael 0'Farrell Curate Farther O'Fn1'rell's sincere understanding, his wurmtli, his genuine interest in every pupil enter- ing the portals of St. Agnes, have drawn him very rlose to the heart of each and every Agnesiun. Reveren Francis Wfilliams Curate To Father Williams whose beaming countenance scattcrs storm clouds and beckons the sunshine, who is ever present when we must cull upon his versatile talents und inspiring counsel, we ure most indebted for he has become a part of St, Agnes. Reverend Mother M. Bernadette cle Lourcles, Q.P PRINCIPAL I2 a ulty Within a few days the portals of St. Agnes shall close behind us for the last time. But let us now walk down the corridors, our footsteps echoing in the aura of tranquility. Looking into each class- room we recall the blessed face, often weary, often disconcerted, often smiling, that day after day had to draw back the curtains that released a flood of light to illumine our darkened minds. We sight our science and math teachers who were faced with the task of developing our minds to rapid and accurate reasoning. Our teachers of the finer arts imparted a dram of their culture that we might drink from the fountain of beauty. Con- tinuing along we sight our language and our history teachers who knew well the difficulty in the sowing and reaping until the harvest was produced. Our English teachers and our librarian by their untiring efforts taught us to appreciate fine literature woven with threads of a noble character. ln the gym- nasium we find our athletic coaches who have helped to build the adult of tomorrow. Finally we cast a loving glance upon our religion teachers, our official teachers, who have become a part of every- one of us, filling us with the word of God, inspiring us to know, love, and serve Him. Yes these are our beloved faculty members. They have dedicated their lives to the molding of our lives. May their life's work find favor with the Almighty Designerg may He ever reward them and fill their days with grace, happiness, and sweet Divine love. L. '1--ff ,I GR' . 5'-sf SISTER M, GREGORY, OP. Religion, Art, Science I L5 x 'mme'- I. r NJ SISTER M. IVIARGUERITIC, U.l'. Religion, Citizenship Education I Q-f'1.:r SISTER M. TERESITA, OP. It ,A K 'A Religion, Mathematics I , I ,,,, 5.-M9? K T M4 I filwff 1 T' A SISTER M. GERTRUD1-I DEJLORES, I 0.P. Religion, Latin SISTER MIRI.-XM VIRGINIA, Ol Religion, Latin l4 I E SISTER MARIA jOSl32, 0.I'. Religion, Modern I.:1ngu:1gc Rall' X SISTER MIRIAM I.EONE, OP. Rcligion, Citizenship Education I5 I 0 wu- 5 SISTER M. ROSAIRE, O.P. Lib rarian. School Publications 'xv i 'NN ANG 2 M-A i SISTER MARY RICHARD, O.I'. Religion, English SISTER LEONARD MARIE, OP English MISS MARY ELLEN LOONAM Health, Home Education, Physical Education, Girls Athletic Coach MR. RAYMOND H. COLEMAN Citizenship Education, Physical Edu- cation, Boys Athletic Coach ? I -If .1 1, 2- ei: Q - ' . s 33 Q if, E MRS. ELIZABETH STEGMAN School Nurse O Pawn Mic ll I I l um, W I CJ ! .Qt -A . if 4' ftxbzziiiggxgu , M . ' ,-'5'C7:UEM'2x - f A 1 1 , , J Jb.f9l,, E gn V. Q9 1 ,VI U I 7' in T , 5, l Q. 1 ' , we Q ff ANP ms X 5 Q v '2 7 If ' ., 18 MRS. PATRICIA MCNIERNEY Secretary to the Principal MR. JAMES M. LENNON Physical Education, Boys Athletic Coach f I ax X ea X 4-f-Q f I SISTER MARIA JOSE, OP. Religion, Modern Language I har SISTER MIRIAM LEONE, O.P. Rcligion, Citizenship Education I5 I 4 Nin- 00 SISTER M. ROSAIRE, 0.P. Librarian, School Publications an .sig X W wa 1 SISTER MARY RICHARD, O Religion, English . iy. . xt f..k , 5 SISTER LEONARD MARIE, English SISTER M. FRANCES nl-: CI-IANTAL, 0.P. Religion, English, Typewriting' SISTER MARLENE, 0.P. Religion, English, Latin SISTER CHARLES MIRIAM, 0.P. Religion, English, Citizenship Education SISTER M. CHRISTOPHINE, 0.P. Religion, Music, Mathematics SISTER M. FRANCIS LORETTA 0.P. Mathematics l6 W SISTER M. ALBERTINA Moddfn Language lr, e....,,,i. .I , I 'RQ 4 I Q SISTER MARY AEMILI.-X, O.P. Religion, Science F? X I N U1 SISTER MONICA MARIE, O.P. Science Q3 -. xv SISTER MARIE CECILE, 0.P. Music, English MISS MARY ELLEN LOONAM Health, Home Education, Physical Education, Girls Athletic Coach c 4 lf' is tar Y 'Nl r 4- ' 'E -4 MRS. ELIZABETH STEGMAN School Nurse MRS. PATRICIA MCNIERNEY Secretary to the Principal MR. RAYMOND H. COLEMAN Citizenship Education, Physical Edu- cation, Boys Athletic Coach ., Q.-my v-fg?2fMfc' :SL 4 lv 5 Clem? Gigi' ls ' 'x x' ,F A 9 ,cj JH., 5 .Sz gm . i 1-eg A X vi L , sl? 577 i ,J 18 MR. JAMES M. LENNON Physical Education, Boys Athletic Coach Our Hope When days are clear, When days are drear, Oh Mother, be thou always near VERONICA LOUISE BALUNIS School Sodality 15 Class Treasurer lg Library Assistant 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club 1, 2. A laugh, a joke, or a snappy retort coupled with abounding generosity, make Ronnie a congenial member of our class. M1 tx fx f, ' nf 5 If 1 LEONTINE ALBERTA BONNER Class Vice President lg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 1, 25 Bowling Club 1, 23 Riding Club lg Junior Dance Committee. Bubbling laughter has captured many a heart and engraved there the memory of Lee. ,plhw T' X VERONICA ANN BRACKEN School Sodality 1, 29 Radio Club 35 Service League 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 4. A. sunny, curly-haired, bright-eyed miss with an affectionate nature is our Ronnie. 20 tal BARBARA ANN BISHOP Class Secretary 1, 3g Service League 1, 2, 5, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 1, 2g Riding Club 1, 25 junior Dance Committee. Here is a girl you can depend on when you wish a task well done. 8.I1l1E':11' PATRICIA JANE CURRIE Service League 3, 4, Swimming Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2g Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 43 Magazine Captain 3, 4g Junior Dance Committee. Never still, full of fun and liveli- ness, Pat presents the picture of perpetual motion. it O. Ml 'Y' rg 1 A, is X L l sf .I - X wiki x X X A CAROL ANNE DENNEN Class Vice President 25 Service League 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 1, 25 junior Dance Committee. Combine a quiet charm, sincerity and understanding, add a sunny dis- position, and we have Carol. 1954 J EANNE MARIE DOUGHERTY Riding Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 1, 25 Bowling Club 25 Service League 3, 45 Magazine Captain 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Dance Committee5 Basketball 3, 4. Sweet, natural and fun-loving are the words used to describe Jeanne. - - MARY MAGDALEN FELTEN Swimming Club 2, 35 Library As- sistant 45 Red Cross Represesxtative 45 Service League 45 Lamb taff 4. Mary's amiable personality accented by her spontaneous sincerity has won for her a host of friends. .slllf RITA ANN HACKETT Service League 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 35 Library Assistant 1, Vice President 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. A sweet, gentle humor dances through her speech like a sparkling sunbeam. 21 fi X BARBARA MAE HIRX Glee Club 15 Speech Club 15 Service League Secretary 3, President 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Spanish Club 4. Barbara's easy manner, vivacity, ef- ficiency and dependability, can bring her nothing but happiness. ll' 'lit I A , ANN MARIE KINAVY Basketball 3, 4, Service League 3, 4. Her wit moves all to laughter, her laughter all to smiles. Always affec- tionate, affable and frank, Ann shall bring happiness wherever she goes. PATRICIA MARIE KRAEMER Class President 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 25 Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee, Serv- ice League 3, 4. Her charming personality and sin- cerity have made Pat dear to our hearts. lr l JANE ELIZABETH LE PAGE French Club 3, 4, Service League 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Jane's apparent quietness and re- serve have proven to be her gate- way to friendship. GERALDINE EDNA MacAVOY Class President 3, Library Assistant 1, 25 Science Club 3, 45 Service League 1, Z, 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee, Basketball 1, 2, 3, ,4. Gerrie's spicy wit and disarming smile are just two of the many attributes that endear her to us. 22 3 C ,Q , fc , gl W X I wfw We - s fi alll ll lla' EIIIIIELI' . 'x MARGUERITE SUSAN MCLEAN School Sodality 2, 3, Spanish Club 4. The term a beauty with brains might well be applied to our lovely and unassuming Marguerite. 19541 499' XKA S MARY MARGARET O'CONNELL Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary 2, Class Vice President 49 Bowling Club 2, 3, Service League 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, President 4. Mary's sweetness and sincerity are revealed by her gracious smile. ,,1'S1 Qi,, it . X P BARBARA ANN MCNAMARA Leo Honor Society 3, 49 Debate and Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Service League 3, 4, School Sodality 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 1, 2, Latin Club 3. Bobbie's ability as an orator is carried over into everything she does, and makes her a model Agnesian. r-i X 5 I H: ' iv H ,.,. ,. i .1 ,s it GERTRUDE PATRICIA 0'KANE French Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Junior Dance Committee. Shyness mingled with sweetness ,and set off by laughing Irish eyes make Trudy prominent in our memories. 23 Q33 2 ,X , ss JOAN ANNE MORELLI Lamb Staff 4, Class Treasurer 2, Riding Club Z, Speech Club 2, Intramural Basketball 4. Natural charm, a fme sense of humor and a warm personality have en- deared Joan to everyone. MARIE JOAN PANICO Class President 1, Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Bowling Club 1, 3, 4, Swim- ming Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 3, 4g Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Service League 1, 4. Marie's bubbling stream of conver- sation captivates.us. ALM A MATE 'wr 2g:z a'kiJ6 . S fl- l KATHRYN FRANCES SOMMER School Sodality I'g Bowling Club 43 Glee Club 13 Service League 3, 4. A dynamic personality and a natural flair for gaiety constitute Kay, our pint-size package of dynamite. 24 ., , I .l.. 9 ll MARY ANN ROWE Class Vice President 35 Glee Club lg Bowling Club 1, Science Club 2, Lamb Staff 4, Junior Dance Com- mittee. Mary Ann's charm and vivacity are combined with her genial and fun- loving nature to make her a won- derful friend to all. 611111612 MURIEL RUTH WASHA Leo Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Library Assistant 1, 2, President 3. Hear her golden voice, see her sparkling tresses, but know her deep sincerity as we do, and you will al- ways remember Mimi as a price- less friend. 7.55. 'kt ROSE VERA SAPIENZA Attendance Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Service League 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4. Rose's slow, sweet smile radiates a gentle sympathetic nature that knows no bounds. 19544 JOAN MARIE WETTERHAHN Class Treasurer 3, 45 Band 2, 3, Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 33 Service League 3, 4, junior Dance Committee, Basketball 3. Joan is ambitious, shy and sweet, but her eyes show a surprising im- pishness. x i ' Jr? ff! ., al' it iii mi A '16 JEAN MARGARET ARACHTINGI Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 junior Dance Committee. jean's wonderful sense of humor, sparkling wit and sunny disposition make her a wonderful person. MARY ELLEN BAILEY Service League 3, 45 Riding Club 2. Mary is a living proof that good things come in small packages. une 1954 MARY CAROLE BARTNIK Glee and Dramatic Club 1, Z, 3, Treasurer 45 School Sodality 1, 2, 35 Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Club 35 Swimming Club 35 Spanish Club Vice President 4. Mary is the first to give help and the last to expect gratitude. llfid x CAROL MADELINE BAUER School Sodality 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Tennis Club 35 Class Secretary 15 Swimming Club 35 In- tramural Basketball 3, 4. Carol's friendly smile and genuine thoughtfulness win her friends wherever she goes. till ROSEMARY ANASTASIA BRADY Bowling Club 2, 35 Library Assist- ant 2, 3, 45 Service League 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Science Club 3, 4. Who has eyes of blue and hair red in hue? None other than our sweet Rosemary. 25 5'-if K BARBARA ANN BRAND Service League 3. 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Secretarial Club 25 Bowling Club 2, 3g Tennis Club 35 Riding Club 1. Pretty, soft-spoken and good- natured, Bobbie is sure to grace any gathering with her presence. KATHLEEN MARIE BYRNE Service League 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 35 junior Dance Committee. As Irish as her name implies, Kathy is a possessor of a ready wit and a sense of loyalty. Q as 15 KENNETH ANTHONY BROOKS Service League 4g Dramatic Club 4. Friendly and cheerful with a help- ing hand for all, Ken is a class favorite. 11116 JEAN MARGARET CAMPELL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Serv- ice League 3, 4, Debate and Speech Club 1, 2, 3g Swimming Club 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Her sparkling wit and charm make her a welcome addition to the class of 'S4. an 5 . r 4 HELEN MARIE CARROLL Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Z, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 French Club 3, 4g Library As- sistant 2g Service League 2, 3, 4, Lamb Staff 4. Our Helen is a dynamic combination of intelligence and humor. 26 LLM., iv FRANCES REGINA CASHMAN Service League 1, 2, Riding Club 1, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Her shining hair, sunny disposition and spirit of cooperation will en- dear Fran to us always, 27 X i A X , , V K: ' :fre 1 I CHARLENE MARCIA CARTER Leo Honor Society 3, 43 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, President 49 Speech and Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club President 45 Latin Club Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3, Class President 45 Tennis Club 3, Attendance Secre- tary 3, 4. An adorable package of fun and gaiety with a Hair for dramatics and a spirit of leadership. THERESA BERNADETTE CARUSO Latin Club 2, 3g French Club 3, Junior Dance Committee, Bowling Club 35 Swimming Club 23 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Her spirit of sportsmanship, and a sense of humor will guide Terry through life. 1954 J UDITH MARIE CHISHOLM Class President 1, Vice President 2, 33 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Serv- ice League 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, Junior Dance Committee, Intra- mural Basketball 4. Blonde hair, blue eyes, vim vigor and vitality constitute our very able varsity cheerleader. 1,1 ROB ERTA PATRICIA CHISHOLM Glee and Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Service League 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee, Bowling Club 2. Her untimely wit accompanied by her shyness make her our own lov- able Bobbie f ka PATRICIA ANN COLWAY Debate Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Mathematics Club, Vice President 45 Library As- sistant 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 35 Junior Dance Committeeg Tennis Club 35 Service League 2, 3, 4. Good nature and willingness are few among Pat's many attributes. 5 lap JOHN MICHAEL COONEY Class Secretary 25 Boys' Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Service League 3, 45 Debate Club 35 Basketball 2. John is a wonderful example of the ideal classmate and true friend. s x PATRICIA ANNE COX junior Dance Committee5 Basket- ball 3, 45 Swimming Club Z. Pat has a winning smile and friendly nature which make her popular with all. 28 ANNE MARIE CONVERY Leo Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 French Club 3, 45 Mathematics Club 45 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 45 Lamb Staff, Co-Editor 45 Bowling Club 2, 35 School Sodality I, 25 Tennis Club 3. By her versitile abilities and charms Anne came, saw, and conquered . 11116 VIRGINIA MARY DESSART Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 35 Junior Dance Committee. Ginger's wonderful disposition and desire to help others will make her a welcome addition to the nursing profession. fl 'QS 1 KATHLEEN ROSE DONNELLY Science Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 2, Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4, Riding Club lg School Sodality 2, 33 Service League 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee. Kate is a perfect example of fun combined with thoughtfulness. 19541 MARY ELIZABETH DOYLE French Club 3, 4, Library Assistant 2g Service League 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club 2, 33 Tennis Club 35 Science Club 4, Mathematics Club 4, Riding Club 3. Mary's infectious sense of humor and her loyal nature make her tops as a friend and classmate. .ttt gf. REGINA MARGARET DOWLING French Club 3, 4g Tennis Club 35 Mathematics Club 4, Science Club 3, 43 Latin Club 45 Secretarial Club 25 Library Assistant 1, 2, School Sodality 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Service League 2, 3, 4. Gina has the abilty to always pro- vide a laugh which helps to keep us happy, '--Q... . -sr-iis settsfi..-. -- . atat .-,,,,, ..-, , . - V-1 . X .. .ig-Wat .. X I CAROL LOIS DUBOIS Red Cross Representative lg Library Assistant 1, French Club 3, 45 Serv- ice League 3, 45 Junior Dance Com- mittee, Bowling Club 2. Carol is truly a wonderful friend and is popular with everyone. 29 L.-. ffif 1 X L A -.-E I! - 'L K P' I era F.- li ll 4 lilliiiwff, MARGARET MARY DUGGAN School Sodality 1, 2, 35 Rock Staff 3, Lamb Staff, Art Editor 4, Science Club 3, 43 Tennis Club 33 Mathe- matics Club 4. Take a captivating personality and a cheerful disposition and you have our Margaret. 1 x., A, , if ALICE CATHERINE EAGLESTON Service League Z, 3, 45 Science Club 45 junior Dance Committee. Everyone's friend5 Alice is always on hand where laughter can be heard. MARIE LUCILLE GAGLIANO Service League 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 35 Riding Club 1, 25 Secretarial Club 25 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. M3fIC,S generous disposition and lively wit have won for her a host of friends. 135 I MARIANNE MADELYN FEE Service League 3, 45 Library Assis- tant 45 Bowling Club 35 junior Dance Committee, Her twinkling eyes and mischievous smile betray Marianne's merry na- ture. ! lf? - in wi f y ig x. f f F VX T f 'I HD une .2 ,Mx px IK FRANCINE MARIE GAGLIASTRO Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Basketball 35 Junior Dance Com- mittee. Fran is a perfect combination of the sober and the gay, the studious and the frivolous. 30 I FLORENCE MARY GILMARTIN Band 3, 45 Red Cross Represent- ative 25 Junior Dance Committec5 Swimming Club 1, 2. A beaming smile and a desire to to help, cpitomize our Flo. A 1 MARY EDNA KELLENBERG Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 43 Tennis Club 33 Junior Dance Com- mittee. Mary's sterling character is backed by a sweet smile and a quiet manner. 1954. MARY LOUISE KENNY Red Cross Representative lg Swim- ming Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 33 Service League 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee. Bubbling over with fun, Mary Lou is well-liked by all. l. V l JACQUELINE D. KENNEDY Red Cross Representative 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2 g Junior Dance Committeeg Service League 3, 4g Bowling Club 3. Jacqueline is a captivating, fun- loving lass with mischief in her eyes and a sparkling personality to match. MARION ELIZABETH KISSEL Service League 3, 4g Science Club 3, 45 Tennis Club 35 School Sodality 1, 2, 3g Junior Dance Committeeg Mathematics Club 4. Marian has that sincerity and loyalty which comprise the ideal classmate. N x . 'sy ..,... N3 f 'Q 'fy -l 1 ,xi X , E' . ' X'-'TX , 1 M XL ,Sv is f 5? ix ,, VIRGINIA ANN KLENERT Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club 2, 35 Service League 45 Junior Dance Committee. Virginia has a gentle sweetness which endears her to everyone. 38 3 lv rl AUDREY SUZANNE KOLLMER School Sodality l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Combine a quiet charm, sincerity and understanding, add a sunny disposition and you have Audrey. Y, X. BETTY JANE LAMM Class President 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 4g Service League 3, Vice President 45 Junior Dance Com- mittee, Tennis Club 3, Bowling Club 2. Our Betty can be counted on for fun, laughs, and quick wit. 11116 HELEN ANTOINETTE LEHECKA Service League 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 1, Junior Dance Committee. Helen has a. bright, friendly nature that makes her a well-liked comf panion. MARIE ANN LIDDY French Club 3, 4, Swimming Club 3. Marie has the gift of laughter coupled with ambition and the will to succeed. .nag 3 T' BARBARA CATHERINE LORENZ Class Secretary 2, Glcc Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Service League 3, 4, Swimming Club 2, 3, Riding Club 2, 3. Barbara is a true friend when a friend is needed. 34 .li i. li 5 PAULINE FRANCES MvC.-XSSEY Library Assistant 2, 3, 43 Service League 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee. A tiny package of sweetness tied with a large quantity of willingness to help others is our Pauline. 35 .Nt -li. I 5 lx S MARY ANNE LYNCH Agnesian Rock Staff 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 2, 3g Tennis Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Athletic Representative 4. Her versatile conversational and athletic ability combine to make Mary Anne a favorite. , MAUREEN URSULA MACLEAN Class President 4, Debate Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, Tennis Club 3g Bowling Club 35 Latin Club 4. Intelligent, capable, fun-loving. charming, what more can you ask for? 1954 SHEILA ANN McCARVILLE Class President 1, Class Vice Presi- dent 45 Debate and Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4g Bowling Club 2, 3, Service League 45 Lamb Staff 4. Sheila's vivacious personality, school spirit, and warm heart draw her close to all. VALERIE ANNE MCMAHON Glee Club 2, 3, Riding Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 43 junior Dance Committeeg Service League 4g Library Assistant 1, 2. Valerie, our Tom Thumb , is a little pixie with a gay personality. '- QQ? X I Q MAUREEN MARY MULLIGAN Class President 35 Service League 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 35 Tennis Club 35 Swimming Club 2, 35 Secretarial Club 45 Red Cross Rep- resentative 45 French Club 45 Mathematics Club 45 Lamb Staff 4. Maureen has a ready laugh and a sweet personality. PATRICIA ANN MCSWEENEY Glee Club 3, 45 Riding Club 1, 2, 35 Swimming Club 1, 2, 35 Tennis Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 3, 4. A pleasing personality and a love of fun make up our smiling Irish- man, Pat. '34 'lbw' U 5 MARY ANN MULHOLLAND Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Tennis Club 35 Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Swimming Club 2, 3. An effervescent smile, a knack for understanding all make Ann a true and loyal friend. H116 It CATHRYN EILEEN MURRAY Agnesian Rock Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor- in-Chief 45 Debate Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Swimming Club 35 Riding Club 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee. Cathy is delightful, refreshing and always unpredictable. PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 2. Pat is our tres chic, sophisticated young lady who possesses the form- ula for true friendship. JUNE MARIE 0'DEA Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Assist- ant 45 Spanish Club. Sweetness and sincerity personified, June is truly a friend. 19544 MARY ELIZABETH O'TOOLE Library Assistant 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Service League 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, Mathematics Club 4, Swimming Club 1, 2, 3. Infectious laughter and a high sense of rhythm are Betty's trademarks. MARY ELIZABETH O'ROURKE Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, Service League 1, 2, 3, 4, Secret- arial Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee. Let us never forget Mary and her subtle Irish wit, her never failing good humor and those Red Cross squares. PATRICIA ANN O'TOOLE Speech Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, French Club 3, Tennis Club 3, Basketball 3, Agnesian Rock Staff 2g Service League 3, 4. Inch for inch our Pat is a loyal classmate. . 5 , l ,. 535 1 K' of AE' t f V' iw' z ,. , . A 'R sf 1. t W K A -A wx, i : GRAIL PATRICIA PARNELL Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4s Swimming Club 2, 3, French Club 3g Service League 4. Pretty and petite . . . so delicately feminine, Grail has a sweet and gentle nature which produces true and loyal friendship. t t MARY E. BERNADETTE PERRY Secretarial Club Z5 Glee Club 15 Bowling Club 1, 35 Swimming Club 3. Mary Ellen has a warmth and quiet charm that endears her to all. ELINORE FRANCES PHELAN JEAN ANN PETTIT Library Assistant 2, 45 Debate and Speech Club 15 Mathematics Club 4. Jean is our sophisticated young miss, who is always full of good will and fun. 1 5 School Sodality 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Mathematics Club 45 Riding Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 35 French Club 3. Dignified and charming, our El is quite disarming. i X X MARY JULIA PURCELL Bowling Club 35 Service League 45 Spanish Club 45 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee. With her pleasant disposition, charm and grace, Julie cannot help but succeed. ,111 4 i 1 .1 I .ml r r J . 5 a, Q All get . 1. ill! une v ROSE MARIE AGNES ROGERS Debate Club 15 Cheerleading 35 Swimming Club 3. The Rembrandt of the Senior Class , Rose is an outstanding ex- ample of subtle humor and cheer- ful good will. ALMA MATH 194 MERRIAM MARTHE SATTERLEE School Sodality 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 39 Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4. Mcrriam's artistic ability and amiable nature combine to make her a class favorite. MARYLYN ELIZABETH RUDTKE Library Assistant 4, Service League 4, Riding Club 25 Bowling Club 1, 3: Swimming Club 1, 2. Lyn has that ready wit and good nature which makes her a hit with everyone. Q.,--as 1 Q if BARBARA ANNE SMITH ' Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Red Cross Representative lg Swimming Club 1, 2. Poise and charm mingled with am- bition and energy make Babs a friend to all. Aff X VIRGINIA VERONICA RUST Library Assistant 1, Z, 3, Vice President 4g Rock Staff 25 Junior Dance Committee. Ginny is the epitome of fun, frolie, and frivolous antics. MARY ANNE SMITH Agnesian Rock Staff 1, 2, 3, Assist- ant Editor 45 Library Assistant 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4g Service League 23 Swimming Club 45 Tennis Club 35 Spanish Club 4, Junior Dance Committee. Mary Anne's good will and friend- liness have enabled her to accom- plish much to make us proud. ii I Q 1, S ' l LORRAINE MARY UPTON Service League 3, 4g Science Club 3g Bowling Club 3. Lorraine possesses all the ingredients that go to make up true and lasting friendship. FRANCES JOAN VEAL Service League 2, 3, 43 Class Treas- urer lg Red Cross Representative 4g Debate Club lg Library Assistant 1, 25 junior Dance Committee, Fran is helpful and true to all her friends. T :vi ANGELA MARGARET VADALA Bowling Club 25 Service League 3, 49 French Club 3, 45 Science Club 4. Angela has amusing wit, outstanding charm and fine scholarship. 11116 SHEILA MARIE WARD Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 49 Class President 2, Class Vice President 15 French Club Secretary 3, President 4, Debate and Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Service League 3, 45 Glee Club 39 Lamb, Editor-in-Chief 4. Sheila has attained what few can reach . . . scholarship, leadership, sincerity, and a radiant personality. X 2. i S X 'U' MAUREEN PATRICIA WAXON Riding Club 1, 25 Swimming Club 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Junior Dance Committee, Servicc League 4. Maureen's inassuming manner and personality-plus keeps the class lively. 42 , ALMA MATE 1954 MARYLYN ELIZABETH RUDTKE Library Assistant 4, Service League 4, Riding Club 29 Bowling Club 1, 3: Swimming Club 1, 2. Lyn has that ready wit and good nature which makes her a hit with everyone. s 'N f A ..,Ai MERRIAM MARTHE SATTERLEE School Sodality 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 39 Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4. Merriam's artistic ability and amiable nature combine to make her a class favorite. BARBARA ANNE SMITH ' Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Red Cross Representative 15 Swimming Club 1, 2. Poise and charm mingled with am- bition and energy make Babs a friend to all. Q QQ X VIRGINIA VERONICA RUST Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Vice President 49 Rock Staff 2, Junior Dance Committee. Ginny is the epitome of fun, frolic, and frivolous antics. MARY ANNE SMITH Agnesian Rock Staff 1, 2, 3, Assist- ant Editor 4g Library Assistant 1, 2, Secretary 3, 45 Service League 23 Swimming Club 4, Tennis Club 39 Spanish Club 4g Junior Dance Committee. Mary Anne's good will and friend- liness have enabled her to accom- plish much to make us proud. vin.. 2 X . S 1 1 ll ' fx lg A x , 'Q I M 1 ELIZABETH ROSE STAPLETON French Club 3, 4. Betty's good nature and quietness have proven that serenity can be the gateway to happy friendships. 40 s ,. X 4 CATHERINE MARY SOUTHWICK Cheerleading 3, 45 Debate and Speech Club 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Mathematics Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Riding Club 2, Swimming Club Z, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3. Cathy is well known for upholding school spirit as portrayed through her versatile personality and dyna- mic cheerleading. MARY ANN STUPARICH Class Vice President 3, Service League 1, 43 Bowling Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Dance Committee, French Club 3, Lamb Staff 4. Leadership ability, combined with her quick smile and helping hand prove her a cherished friend to all. 5 if JUDITH MARGARET STANLEY Leo Honor Society 3, 43 Class Treasurer 23 Lamb Staff 4, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 French Club 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4. Sometimes serious, always amiable and sincere is our Judy. uneq JOAN PATRICIA SULLIVAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 2, 3, 4, Service League 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 2, Science Club 35 French Club 3, 4. Wit, spark and fun, that's our Joan . . Iall rolled into one. N MARGARET MARY SULLIVAN School Sodality 2, Secretary 35 Class Secretary 1, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Service League 2, 3, Mathematics Club 4, French Club 3. Margaret is our sweet and sincere little bit of heaven? 194 VIRGINIA CAROL THOMAS Class Secretary 3g Cheerleading 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, Tennis Club 3, Service League 2, Junior Dance Committee, Lamb Staff 4. Virginia's personality and versatile charms endear her to the hearts of all her classmates. 'am V, 1 X, X ELIZABETH MARY SWEENEY Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3. Betty is always congenialg she has a kind word for everyone. EUGENIA MARIE TRAVERS Class Treasurer 3g Junior Dance Committee, Service League 2g De- bate and Speech Club 3, 45 Agnes- ian Rock Staff 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Bowling Club 2, 3. Fun, sincerity, and willingness to help are the qualities that constitute the wonderful personality found in hlGenaA!! 5 f CZ-wg 49 MARY JANE TUNNY School Sodality 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 23 Service League 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4, Blue Team Captain 4. Mary Jane is foe to none but a sincere and understanding friend to all, 41 :F , R 5 1, 4. , 1' i 1 G' 5 qs , ' S 3 W LORRAINE MARY UPTON Service League 3, 45 Science Club 35 Bowling Club 3. Lorraine possesses all the ingredients that go to make up true and lasting friendship. FRANCES JOAN VEAL Service League 2, 3, 4g Class Treas- urer lg Red Cross Representative 45 Debate Club 1, Library Assistant 1, 25 Junior Dance Committee. Fran is helpful and true to all her friends. 1 nl ANGELA MARGARET VADALA Bowling Club 2g Service League 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Science Club 4. Angela has amusing wit, outstanding charm and fine scholarship. 11116 SHEILA MARIE WARD Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Class President 2, Class Vice President 15 French Club Secretary 3, President 45 Debate and Speech Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee, Service League 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Lamb, Editor-in-Chief 4. Sheila has attained what few can reach . . . scholarship, leadership, sincerity, and a radiant personality. Si X ii X 1' G :Lis 5 MAUREEN PATRICIA WAXON Riding Club 1, 23 Swimming Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committee, Service League 4. Maureen's inassuming manner and personality-plus keeps the class lively. 42 ,NX J., Qi , - ,gm A In u-TT X I Q - .W-Nl., K ,sf x ln -1 wwf - X ' A X PATRICIA MARY WAYRICK ANN MARIE WHITTAKER Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Assist- School Sodality 1, 2, 33 Glee Club ant 1, Z, Cheerleading 3, Co-Captain 1, 2, 3, 43 Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gold Team Captain 4, Intra- Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling mural Basketball 4, Junior Dance Club 1, 2, 3. Commmec' A real sense of humor and friend- Pat's love of activity has made her ship sparked by a lively personality one of our most enthusiastic cheer- are well blended in Ann Marie. leaders. 14 l il A MARIAN LAY WILKINSON Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 1, 2, Swimming Club Z, Service League 4. Her ready smile is an asset to any conversation. 43 1954 ELIZABETH MAY WILSHUSEN Art Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 23 Catholic Action 1, 2. Betty's refined manner belies her sharp sense of humor and her loyalty as a friend. JOAN MARIE WINKLER Class Treasurer 4, Debate Club 1, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 1, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4. A quick wit and a ready smile is our Jonnie . -I T' I f , Zh I- asta. ,f C if Q A i f: ALMA MATE MARY CATHERINE WOODS Mathematics Club 45 Bowling Club 2, 35 Red Cross Representative 25 Service League 2, 4g Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Lamb Staff 4. A red-headed bundle of dynamite ignited with gay vivacity and spon- taneous laughter reveals our Mary. in -I' K I JOANNE MARIE ZULLO Library Assistant 1, Service League 3, Secretary 4, junior Dance Com- mittee. A pint sized package of personality 1 x is M r ,CJ s and pep tied up with sincerity gives us no one but Jo it 7 ts, -S ,li fi' ,7 ,v Mother Bernadette congratulates Senior scholarship winners. Sitting: Helen Carroll, Regina Dowling, Anne Convery, Mother Bernadette de Lourdes, Sheila Ward. Standing: Judith Stanley, Charlene Carter, Maureen Maclean, Cathryn Murray. Our Hope OLKC WEEK ihrismaf bint .A cnu LY cn miw fans-d Miassw 94,59 fcai'J50 Ruin'-Q X ar of Mary X With Sokmn ' By the Huh' Father 0 ming 'wz'-E555 1lC'flKU'hN. Y When d Don ays are cold S enfol zs1 Mm V A L hm Year new 419 fa Ya' a Of the Nia: ,,..-W 96107 Class 0 anuar 1954 :ff .1 1 Trigonometry, .fl Senior privilfgqv. Kathryn Sommer, Mary 0'Connell, B2ll'l5ZlI'Zl Hirx, joan Wctterhahn Standing: Rose Sapi- enza, Geraldine MacAvoy, liarhara Bishop, C'arol Dcnnen, Jeanne Dougherty. With pride we look to the three prize win- ners in the History Contest in our senior class, and with joy to all the magical events of the last term at St. Agnes. We applied ourselves more earnestly to studies as a preparation for college and business life. The theater party, was a great success, the night at the South Shore Yacht Club was fun, and we found the trip to Washington superb. it M sg In my merry Oldxnmliile: Patricia Currie, Leontinc Bonner, Mary Ann Rowe, joan Morelli, Patricia Kracmer, Rita Hackett, Mary Felten. The Glorious Ilundfvrl Years: Marie Pain- ico, jane I.ePagc, Muriel Wzisha, liarlmrai McNamara. Standing: Sister Gregory, Gertrude 0'Kane, Marguerite McLean, Veronica Balunis, Veronica llr:u'ken. 46 Class 0 anuary F955 Our Fzrit Ladies. Beverly North, Barbara Suessmann, Janet Ficke, Christina Bila. And now il's our turn. Sister Gertrude Dolores, Carol Seidler, Rita O'Rourke, Mary Jane Lynch, Suzanne Loar, Marion Fitzgerald, Patricia Danemeyer, Ellen Schmitt, Marilyn Stack. Vail, Ilnly Quf'r'n! Patricia Grady, Mar- 'ie Streeben, Monica Kirk, Arlene Glen- non, Marie-lean Gretsch, Judith Kleinschnitz. Preparing for the rebuttal. Beatrice Fisher, Therese Bila, Anna Selve, Barbara Worthe, Rosemary Cuddy, Ann LePage, Claire Hsu, Katherine Bittel, Gloria George, Eileen Koehler. This year marked the acquisition of our senior rings, which brought with them all the duties and privileges of senior year. We shall try to live up to the Agnesian standard doing our very best in school work, and at the same time not neglecting the extra-curricular acti- vities. 47 an-u V cr 13 SENI Class O Mark of rli 'I une 1954 . ,x nzrrmn .... 9 rnmr Pinx!! Kathlcvn Donnelly, Marianne Fcc, Mary Louise Kenny, Alice Eaglvston, Florence Gilmartin, Paula Gilmartin. And look what we won!!! Patricia llncrcr, Frzmccs Cashman, Judith Chis holm, Roscmar ' I y Brady, Regina Hart? h ,. john Brooks. v Kvnnclh , ,XV Y . X xxcnngi , v , - year, .-1 ur-hm . 54'Yl10' ., ,w o. lllll . -Ln. hixlorv'5 llm'yi?hixinfK NMAC b.1i1lmllli1'xlWm lllw 15-pen ' ' ,fm L if ' N Rohm f nu . w .. i1lym ' .' Q uso Eilfw llt-nxmfox. lxlllhlin o .g jar- 3 ill-ua ., ' -nc A Co qhclocwhmucrncx yirviitv Yxmxnm Lk Siswf K -- ' as KY Xirilxm-1 Uk ' 48 Future Theologians. Sitting: Audrey Kollmer, Carol DuBois, Ellen Gross, Betty Lamm, Mary Lou Gioscia, Mary Ellen Bailey. Standing: Helen Lehecka, Barbara Hendricks, Anne Convery, Patricia Colway, Margaret Duggan, Marion Kissel, Mary Kellenberg. als. Adi We are seniors at last and our final year is the most wonder- ful of all. We are primarily occupied with our scholastic endeavors and are represented in all extra-curricular activities. Highlights of our senior year include the Washington trip, the theatre party, and last but not least our senior prom. V Santa's Interior Decorators. Kneeling: Florence Gilmartin, Paula Gil- martin, Patricia Jenkins, Charlene Carter, Helen Carrall, Francine Gagliastro. Standing: Barbara Brand, Mary Bartnilc, Jean Arachtingi, Mary Guthlein, Jean Campbell, Regina Dowling, Carol Bauer, Mary Doyle. 49 i M Class of Jun. Sfienlixlx in Ihr nmkifzg. Front Row: Lorraine Upton, Angola Yaulnla, Mary Ellen Perry, Merriam Szxttorlcc, Mary Ann Lynch, lilizahcth Stnplvton, Bark Row: Elinorc Phelan, Mary Ann Smith, Jean Pcttit, liliznlmcth Wilshuscn. f X X O Thr private .vm'n'turiz's of hmmrrow. Marv Slllll'1l'lR'll 'Nlwric l,iclrly, Virginia I w Thomas. xlll'LIlUl1lRllSl, l'ulririn 0'liricn, Sister Frunfvs llc flllllllllll, lillgvniu 'l'1'ax'c1's, Mary june Tunny, Paltriciil lNIcSxx'cr-ricy, Ann lklullwllzmnl. Dreaming of thc futurr. Czithcrine Southwick, Judith Stunlcy, Mary Woods, joan Sullivan. Standing: Cuth- ryn Murray, Sheila Ward, Mary Pur- cell. Mary Elizabeth O'Toulv, Rose Rogers. 50 1954 El iii lligi' With our senior year the study of science, history, mathematics, and English acquired a new meaning, as success in these subjects would deter- mine our future work. To win many scholarships was our earnest en- deavor. Long after we have said goodbye to St. Agnes, the events which characterized our senior year will linger in our memories. Transportation deluxe, Ann Marie Whittaker, Valerie McMahon, Barbara Lorenz, Joanne Zullo, Standing: Maureen Waxon, Marian Wilkinson, Frances Veal, Maureen Mulligan, Patricia Wayrick. Deo Gralius! Sister Teresita, Joan Winkler. Maureen Maclean, Marpzaret Sullivan, Sheila McCarville. Joy to the world . . . Patricia O'Toole, june O'Dea, Mary O'Rourke, Pauline Mc.-Xssey, Grail Parnell, Barbara Smith. 51 'K , . ' ll ' N 1 fn -.-A l 4 - Vw, ,.,..v .' 12 f- - Sister zzpprowxv our religion projects. KJ-4-LAI .' -L-K Dolores Flood, Dunyse Desmond, Patri- ' ! cia Blatz, Virginia Buckley, Valerie ' U4-'4.,'K, Baker, lhlill'IlZll'l'l Byrne. Ilene Byrne, '.' V , Apt . fx Regina Cooke, Joyce Collins. Stafzdintq: ' 9 'V Kathleen Fenley, Sister Miriam Virginia, 3 , - A -Kathleen Currie. Q he-U af rusy-zetlewea, , I-L v , Q - I A .J .T LLLLAQL-L11 L ,1, vfh-1-tic-1 Mr I l ' '1' fi , , . . . 1 ap -fy! U M K A 14' During this year we of room 5 have made thefacquaintance of 'HJ lfuf VJ ! . 1 14 p ' ., ,Y L if .K Marcus T. Cicero and the honorable Archimedes. We have acldeqj two ' . , lf L . I members to the Leo Honor Society and emi' also 19913 pzfdudiy upon the f ,q ff 1,1 It j , ' members of our class who are active in, ra-curric lar elgls. 'A V ,I ! I 1 .F ,Lg I I F ,I uf jf L x x x jf: 1 1 ' 4' , J K X 4- W ,x V31 X r 'NNW X s ,s Applying Arfhinmirs principle. Barbara Bcnedik, Sister Monica Marie, Alice Donofrio, Carole Brennan, Katherine Brennan, Carole Hoppe, Mary Ann Aicher, Mary jane Callahan, Carol Campbell, Alice Connell, Grace Hartnett. - ff I WJ7 L, 'M 1 W ,' , 1' y I . 7 I I ' ,, f I ,I ll ' ' x I I N 1955 Enjoying a m0mrnl's respite. Albert Brummond, Thomas Coyle, Ronald Healy, Paul Ferri, Rudy Cellana, Robert Fleming. Standing: William Callahan, Edward Held, Paul Farkas. ff' I XMMVJ T'was the day before Christmas . . . Margaret Donnelly, Katherine Gearin, Mary Crotty, Grace Dickinson, Kathleen Brady, jane Bolton, Mary Cox, Jeanne Gavin, Carol Donohue, Patricia Bockelman. Picking up some priceless possessions. Eleanor Corcoran, Anne Crowley, Doro- thy Herman, Carol Gilbert, Dolores Fyme, Joan Hinch, Barbara De Ibero. 53 Cx 6 r.,Jgf'f . Class O WWII Xing you a .warg . . . Mary Lehecka, Anne Louise Lark, Rosemary Miller, Ann Lane. Marie 0'Brien, lVIarianne Muller, Anne Ryan, Judith Patanc. As a part of our scholastic endeavors of this year we became familiar with both the Manilian Law and the Law of Floatation. We boast of Leo Honor Society members and are looking forward to additional member- ship. On the lighter side we enjoyed a wonderful junior dance, organized under the able guidance of Sister Mary Richard. 54 X Enjoying thr' firxt :lay as Juniors. Agnes Reardon, Mary Sullivan, Ellen Leni- han, Margaret Vollkommer, Beatrice Joyce, Nancy Reinhardt, janet Straub, julie Rust. une 1955 The Book of Books. John McElroy, Thomas Coyle, Raymond Rochford, Salvatore Mugavero, William Marrin, Robert Scholly, Roger Smith, John MacDonald, Thomas Whitfield, joseph Shebar, Robert Keller, Sister Mary Richard. Shortest way to Leo Honor. Virginia Rooney, Martha Maier, Ann Spencer, Judith Pillman, Maureen Lahitf, Mary jane Thompson. Standing: Irene Ryan, Eileen Quinn, Mary jane O'Brien, Bar- bara Senges, Monica Murphy, Margaret Regan, Margaret Tanck, Barbara Rooney. Alas! the poor invalidxl Mrs. Stcgman Sara jane LaBorne, Marilyn Logan, Alice Pisciotto, Diane Mainardy, Eliza- beth McCormack, Margaret Williams. 55 Us T.-V . Tw N er' 1 FQ 5 sf ' S L r N-.- Q' S gs .F A, ytigig PN 2 HPI ij Y ,' I K 'zyv . !Z5ffF fi 5' nv 5 1 W ,,fi1 A R ' .,,. 4 + ..., ' ' FW- ' L M J .W . swf' 'F r - gif ' Y :gf ' ' W X 'f - 1 7- 3 W Q - , . f X 1-,va ' . .. - - -www A - W t X' Mm . .-0, ,L T ,f-fm, - f mm Our lmxrlx In Ihrz' :ur mise', Carolyn Fcldcrlnun, Mary VVa1xon, Barbara Muhlstcdt, Ann Mzxniscanlco. Therese Sullivan, Sislvr Avmilizl. Mary Flunaigan, Mau'gurct Knowlnn, Carrol Mnhlstcdt, Susan Kissum, Iiluinc Lung, Knthlccn Brush. C1358 0 li Ellllldl' 19 6 Umlrr r'lIury'x uxrr. Thomas Candida, William Burns, john Hivkvy, Charles Zcrbarini. 57 ,L ,,,.-mwkdw A labor of low. James Bennett, Grace Bradley, Edwin Crccdc, Eileen Adam- ovitch, janet Catcna, James Bowman. S P IV' Crzixnzir. Edmond Farrell, Paul Fitzgerald, john Datz, James Cramer, john Bracken, john Crowley, Andrew B1-Ill. C1383 O 58 une 1956 Planning rlaxxrmmz deroratinns. Nancy Goult, Mary t'ampbell, Mary Campbell, Barbara Belfi, Robert Cash. tl We sophomores displayed not if only an amazing agility in the comprehension of our school work but also a great amount of school spirit. Members of our class are to be found participating in the work of various clubs and per- forming on the athletic fields. Sporl's Night enllzuxiaxls. Joan Fitz- patrick, Mary Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Elaine Iidden, john Dowd, Robert Cor- coran, Edward Farrell. Seeing helps us re-mrfnbrr. Sister Charles Miriam, Rosemary Campbell, Joanne llugan, judith Busrhmann, Kathleen Burke, George Charlton, Elizabeth Camp- 2 bell, Alice Alivo. Kathleen Fitzgerald, Thomas Fern, Ralph Carter, Georgeann lfekhoff. john Anderson. Sitting: Dorothy Bonosero. Class O The new supplant: the old. Willian McCormick, Thomas Gibbons, Edwarc Maino, Patrick Hannon, Sister Christ ophine, Thomas Lynch, Robert Gartner Oh, thore report cards! Patrick Mc- Carthy, Marion Hefferon, Walter Linde- boom, Mother Bernadette, Richard Mc- Cracken, Eileen Lang, Marion Hackett Margaret McArdle, Jeanne McLoughlin. Sweetest music this side of heaven? Serena Minutolo, Aletha Maher, Michael Kirk. Standing: Eileen Mannion, Rosemary Furey, Karen McCabe, Nancy 60 Gill, Peter Lupsha, Patricia Garone, Carolyn Mayer, Francis Gannon, Sarah Hubbell. l li. 11116 With thc greatest of ease. Maria Glynn, Eileen Glynn, Lillian Leber, Patricia Kunkel, Margaret Hickey, Patricia Leonard, Ann Gross, Marcia Gennaro. atv We have our share of scholars, writers, artists and poets who have distinguished themselves and brought honor to St. Agnes through the application of their talents. All our endeavors are under the guidance of Mary, our chosen patron. Lovely Lady dressed in white. Judith Kennedy, Barbara Gibson. Standing: Lynn Gilbert, Katherine Kilfeather, 61 Marie Hine, Barbara Kelly. Planning for victory. Arthur Lamb, William Gillen, Anthony Kuhlmann, William Flynn, john Macca, Richard McDermott, Gregory Lanning. Sitting: Mr. Lennon. Q 95 . 1115 0 Q ff 'lf in ., LR Q 1: 'iq 1 W s '-W 'gps 'Eg 555 QW ,gm n L , RL 1 3, f i X , U' 'Agfa fr- Q' wfawwx A ls A ,mMM .L ,Q-'rw' . 1' Arranging the date, Sister Albertina, Robert Lambert, Jame We have made the transition from freshmen to sophomores this year and now find ourselves interested in history, languages and mathematics. We also consider ourselves quite a harmonious and tuneful group for we have among us many band members. fail is s Beauc hamp, Ralph Rost, John Sanzone, William Dixon, George Ficke. Class 0 When opportunity knocks. Richard Welch, James Klouda, John Nolan, James Barber, Thomas Lechlcitner, Anita Adelhardt, Arthur Smith, Winified Krumptcr, Judith Byrne, Frances Watterson, Grace Turecan, Margaret Travers. it vf-V .3 i JLV, i -r n 1 , N 3.1f1l.1E:1Llf Y The arlistx of room 24 hi-lp. Sitting: Richard Crowley, Brian Fiske, Patricia Rampcy, Patricia Moriarty, Barbara Fijux. Standing: Sistur Miriam Lconc, Gerald Coughlin, William Smith, john Driscoll, Regina Kcaly, Margaret McCann, juan Saul, Jacqueline Carbery. A 'visit on the way homr. Ann Lcibman, Margaret Wavcr Helen Rooney, Katherine Gill, Mary Aita, Margaret Kelly Mary Miller. X e ....,..W.,.-.aaa NNN a,,,N-M .. Class o une 195 Macula non est in tr. Alice Durnan, Ann Hayden, Helen Courtney, Carole Garibaldi, Suzanne Hoffman, Mary McGovern. The mysterious unknown? Robert Cc letti, Walter Coles, Thomas Donohl Diane Maher, Arlene Mulcahy, Sis! Aemilia, Cecilia Eggcns, Thomas Frisc mann, Gerald johnson, Mary Jane Ahcrns. 66 A 24. We xtudy from morning till night. Peter Carew, Ronald Dey, Lucille Brink, Nancy Kelly, Ruth Lockwood, Joyce Faust, Mary Moran, John Baffa, Gerald Horan, Rose Colletti, John Beckert, Ellen Kipp, John Hoyt, Marie Fenley, Karen Dunne. Standing: Johanne Hanson, Sister Francis Loretta. In our freshman year we devoted ourselves to the task of becoming acquainted with the workings of our alma mater. We assimilated seemingly mounds of information pertaining to school routine and the courses we were pursuing. Before the year was over we also found ourselves caught up in the whirl of those school activities which function outside the classroom. ,ws S53 YN x -i- A we -'aisles What could br' mon' delightful . . , Frank Graves, Thomas Ciaccio, Lawrence Bren- nan, james Hinch, Ann McGuire, Eliz- abeth Lindeboom. Standing: Alexander Clark, William Harte, Robert Adams, Michael Brush, Michael Hayes. A Preparing for Firxt Friday. Gary Linde- wald, Kevin Joyce, Angelo Manes, Ray- mond Rathgaber, James Laenney, Ed- ward Lorenz, Richard Meehan, Robert Lewitt, Dennis Lynch. W-Q-an-gi-..... Class oi lune As freshmen we entered within the 'thallowed walls of St. Agnes and immediately became engrossed in our new high school career. We look with pride upon the members of our class engaged in scholastic and other extra curricular pur- suits. Work hard and pray harder is our motto. Calm, Peace, and Quiet. Patricia Roach, Catherine Whitney, Brenda Reinhardt, Rita Uppstrom, Helen Marie Young, Barbara Williams, Patricia Scanlin, Janet Porter, Karen Reilly. 1957 'Angrlx ll'1' Ilan' Heard On High Patricia Travers, Patricia Murphy, Elelen Waxon, Valerie Vopat, Robert Winum, John Stearns, George Mahler, Sister Marlene, Maurice Meola. P? From An Ilixtoric Point of View. june Quinn, Marjorie Snyder, Carol Thomp- son, Mary Wagner, james Quigley, Jean Wilson, Marilyn Woltman, Nan Smith, Gerard Cook, Daniel Marrin, Gerald Saitta. Standing: Robert Par- nell, John O'Connor, Alan Smith, Mr. Cnlernzm. Speak From thc Diaphragm. Maureen hfiurtagh, Thomas Lenihan, Barbara Pellegrino, Frank Papalia, Dorothy Ser- viss. Standing: Michael Madden, John Lacarrubba, Laurence Kraemer, Sister Leonard Marie. . ,.....e.w,.......,..,.,.........QQ Class 4 ri-v or lipirurf s Delight! Sitting' Robert Schmit, Nichol H ld . as o en, Charles Htaly, Thomas Hamilton, Judith Grosso, Barbara Hans, Ann Camp- bell, Fortunata, D'Anna, Rose Colletti. Standing: Mrs. Adele Ingran Carl Weisk f ' op , James OSull1wan, Barbara Getz, Mrs. Evi Widdmanl Beginners in high school, we have found the transition from the grades to be a pleasant surprise. ary is our pride and joy, and we hnd pleas- The libr ure in studying all the required subjects. Basketball and baseball are our favor't ' 1 e sports. We anticipate a very pleasant four be xx tial, Enjoying Grimmk Fairy Tales. Kathleen Slevin Sister M rl , . a ene, Patricia Mulry, Diane Minogue, Sister Marie Cecile, Sh 'l ' ei a Miller, Virginia Porto, Kathleen Woertman, Arlene Zeitler 7 VitaMaric Toscano. anuar 1958 Edwin Brosnan, Patricia Religion projects intrigue us. James Barry, Jason, Albert Ferrante, Kenneth Chase, Catherine Miller, Judith Long, Lorraine McKenna, Kathleen Lesko, John Fox, Gregory Cello, Marjorie McCormick. 3 5 S Q 4 jvorites George Kromer, Robert Hu hes Biographies are our a . Peter Martin, Kenneth McCrary, William Ophals, Brian g , ' ' Murphy, joseph Kennedy. Francis Mastrlannl, Thomas 1' Mary O'C0nnell F, Barbara McNamara KP' Y' 2, 62 - K fl 7 ff' L Q M . 1 W h I v i , M une as a , W t c of este e O Helen Carroll f Vz,, i f K i O 5 3 6 V , Q Anne Convery ciet 2 Q I'p.m Hui mfk I will build HONOR AIMS l, Encouragement of love, obedience and gratitude towards those in parental authority. 2. Complete acceptance of doctrines, moral standards and devo- tional practices of the Catholic Church together with active membership In a Parish Society. 1. Obedience to school authorities, regularity and punctualuty in spirit, lntegrlty in school attendance, participation in school school conduct, respect for school property, qualltles of leader- ship and interest In spread and patronage of Catholic Educatlon, 4. Fidelity to American ideals, respect for all civil authority and promotion among citizens of the Christian Brotherhood of Man. 5, Employment, through Industry. of talents to earn scholarships in Cathollc colleges, especially those offered by the State. .4 Diotuln Sofiely for Hiyh Srhaolx pat who 1' . Q nl f x it o , MR I ,- f ,Q v ,,1 .t 6 7' ,UP was 8 J, X.. if at V yr if ik . at -Q . -. to th ge ,once to ,Rf 'IJ X f lg: r , G F' ,Sp-. ' . if? 2 oft ' ,ff ini' 1 n l Civ Charlene Carter 1 r fl ' i n p K ,Z , Ellen Gross 4 gi 5, NJ -or 4 . X Sheila Ward Judith Stanley T2 Regina Moore, Judith Byrne and Barbara Suessman welcomed into the Leo Honor Society by Mother Bernadette de Lourdes and other members: Eileen Koehler, Regina Sasseen, William Marrin, Carol Hoppe, Margaret Tanck, Paul Fitzgerald, Denyse Desmond and Mary Fitzgerald. Our Hope Whe days a e brlght Help s do ght '52 M g is L L , ,..-xl SV V J' Agnesian Rocle Staji members display their publi- cations at the Brooklyn Diocesan Sfhool Press Conference. Meeting the deadline is the most fa- 7' 'r miliar phrase of the Agnesian Rock staff. 'I'hus the members of the official school organ busily gather and edit material for their six issues. However, the satisfaction gained after the paper has successfully gone to press, and then distributed among the student body well merits the hard work ...fvaufw-f . -wi W N of ure riration. P . M.JPttt f , ,aww - Y ' f ' - 4, l I 1 '3'5....t xi x A .ks ,wg I 4?-.rea N .. gfewffvif- z-v -es ' i ' -f ' wr' -54 Editor Cathryn Murray and Sister Marlene, Assistant Adviser, disruss the editorial whirh 'won 3100 and a Gold Medal for the Agnesian Rork from the Freedoms Foundation. in 74 Preparing to meet the deadline : Grace Turecan, Thomas Gibbonsg Virginia Buckley, Patricia Blatz, Mary Anne Smith, Sister M. Rosaire, Margaret Tanck, Aletha Maher, Mary Anne Lynch, Maureen Maclean, Cathryn Murrayg Eugenia Travers, Gloria George. Assemblies ctivity Leaders stimulate student participa- vn. First Raw: Ellen Gross, Helen Carroll, ary Elizabeth O'Toole, Charlene Carter, ieila Ward, Second Raw: Barbara Hirx, arbara Hendricks, Patricia 0'Brien, Joan 'inkler, Mary Bartnik, Mary O'Rourke. Third ow: Thomas Coyle, Edmond Farrell, Cath- 'n Murray, Muriel Washa, Anne Convery, Joseph Reiher, Anthony Kuhlmann. ki! , .. ,1- Y, Sil'uert ones entertain at Christmas time. At the October assembly the underclass Agnesians were fired with enthusiasm to participate in the various school activities. Sen- ior leaders offered the advantages of supporting these organizations. In December Mother Bernadette de Lourdes presented her Christ- mas gift to the student body-the famed Silvertones . This choral group rendered both classical and popular favorites. The Christmas spirit of all received a boost by the annual presentation of our Christ- mas pageant. These assemblies have been both instructive and en- joyable to the entire student body. ark Glee Club presents its annual Christmas tableau accompanied by our capable school band. .J sftf I 3?-W if s f.. ix . ' 'cw . 1 in S , 5 1 Egvf. W 4 ' 0 Q if Q .qg4 -i? fiJ xgf' , , 3 5QfS5 1 59? .ag .3-Q fn, .M asf?-Q 9 A hx Q, 5 Q Q. w ' X f W-f ' Aa- , ff, ' A ' QQ Nags 'II-Dfw 2 I Q., ,, A . Q . vi- is 5 V y if. T 1 5 3 5 t. m X. -.Nc .FL Lf' X V '- F 1 . Nw' 3 'Q ' vi wif' HQ J. 13 3 M, , Vi -. 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Whether we orated in the intellec- tually brilliant style of a Demosthenes or a Cicero1 acted with all the finesse and dramatic ability characteristic of the greatest traditions of the American theatre, or debated with the logic and cool detachment of the finest lawyer, we gained invaluable knowledge, self-assurance and the ability to speak clearly and forcibly. Resolved then that our tenure in the debate and speech clubs has definitely proved fruitful and rewarding. mmm: az snack mms TGDAY Happy to note that the Speech Club meets today. Grace Bradley, Mary E. Fitzgerald, Elaine Edden, Anne Spencer, Kay Currie, Joyce Collins. li 'Ml . L4 And the rross our only sword. Top: Mary Ann Zolzer, Lynn Gilbert, Kath- leen Fitzgerald, Loretta Sweeney. Bot- tom: Susan Kissam, Elaine Lang, Kathleen Brush. TH as Catholic Youth Da With the theme, the Mass as applied to our daily life, an army of youth assembled at St. joseph's Academy in Brentwood to ob- serve Catholic Youth Day. The program was opened with the celebration of the Sacrince of the Mass while the St. Agnes glee club did us proud in rendering the musical selections. After lunching upon the grounds and visiting the booths dedicated to the parts of the Mass, Agnesians mingled with those of other schools. Thus in these early relationships, truly we might be termed the hope of a peaceful to- morrow. E MASS me OF Quausmm LIFE + + REAUTY the Mass, Looking over Mass requisilrs: Charlene Carter, Marilyn Logan. Diane Mann ardy, Mary Bartnik, Sheila Ward For our flag, for our Faith, for Chmt the King, students meet and discuss Le Cercle Francais ii'-L. Dite.r-moi pourquoi cheres mesdesmoisellesf' Front Row: Sally O'Connell, Sarah Hubbell, Nancy Stablein, Eileen Mannion, Aletha Maher, Janet Catena, Geraldine Murphy, Margaret McArdle, Eileen Glynn, Mary E. Fitzgerald, Bar- bara Nolan, Katherine Brennan, Dolores Fyme, Kathleen Fenley. Back Row: Marguerite Stimpfl, Sheila Sullivan, Vir- ginia Buckley, Elaine Edden, Joan Hinch, Joyce Collins, Elizabeth Deignan, Grace Bradley, Sheila Dowling. France, with its old-world flavorj' is transported to St. Agnes each month by the moderator of 'tLe Cercle Francais, Sister M. Albertina. Have you ever been to Paris? The French club has! Yes, it's travelled down les Champs-Elysees. Why it's even seen Napoleon I, his tomb, bien entendu! Le Cercle Francais has given the stu- dents an appreciation of the culture, cus- toms and idiosyncrasies of our French neighbors. As the French would say 'KC'est magnifique! 4,1 fs. F,- .50 Cyrano De Bergerac come to life at a French Club meeting. Anne Convery, Eileen Hennessy, Sheila Ward, Barbara Hendricks, Sister M, Albertina. Senior Freneh Club memberx decorate the bulletin board. Helen Carroll, Patricia Colway, Regina Dowling, Mau- reen Mulligan, Judith Stanley. 81 NT. Q All the gaiety of Old Paris was present as couples danced 'tUnder Paris Skies at the junior Prom. The dance was held on February 12 at St. Agnes Auditorium, and all were delighted by the music of the Ilixietones. Sophomore hostesses, dressed as waitresses of the well known sidewalk cafes of Paris, served refreshments. As a climax to this memorable evening, Patricia Blatz and her escort were crowned king and queen of the prom and led the couples in the Grand March. Under the generous supervision of Sister Mary Richard, the junior Prom of 1954,was a tremendous success and will remain in the memory of the junior class for many years to come. -...X While we danred Under Paris Skies . . . Rosemary Miller and Barbara introdueing Sister Mary unior Dance The big night has finally come for Margie Volkornmer and Mary Flanagan and escorts. Bids are received by Mr. Shannon and Mr. Rogers. esforts lo and Mademoiselle Palriria Blat: and her eseort, frowned king and queen by rhoirmen John MacDonald and Kay Brady. The chaperones enjoyed our Drom. too. LTTE! Latin Cluln 'Mater Boni Consilii, Ora Pro Nobisf' vfary 0'Connell, Charlene Carter, ielen Carroll, Maureen Maclean Latin plays, songs, and reading Latin publications constitute the Latin Club meetings. The members are encouraged by their moderator, Sister Gertrude Dolores, to participate in contests such as the Auxilium Latinum. Sister prepares and instructs the girls for these endeavors at the club meetings. Membership in the Latin Club gives not only an ap- , -. preciation and understanding of the ancient language, but also helps in improving our knowledge of English. if Sister Gertrude Dolores instructs the girls for the forthcoming Auxilium Latinum Contest. Beverly North, Eileen Koehler, Carole Hoppe, Grace Bradley, Mary E. Fitzgerald, Regina Dowling, Eileen Mannion, Margaret Donnelly, Kathryn Gearin, Grace Turecan, Carol Donohue. 83 rr l mrzrix 1.0fl'ff1l .xhmux our plurzx to the lay-out man. The The Lamb was well under way in October with the Editorial Staff busily working on lay- outs, the Literary Staff captioning pictures, the Typing Staff pounding the keys, and the Busi- ness Staff securing patrons. The faculty advisers were ever present when we needed assistance. ln January we made a trip to the publishers and were afforded the opportunity of viewing our book. Our one goal was to achieve the All Catholic Award and the tirst honors from Colum- bia secured by our predecessors. Mr. Frerl Hall, of New City Printing Company, xhowx the vdiforial Haj? Ihr meaning of the term gall1'y. ' he - 1 ' ,1 in-lpful hmm or t llc 311131101 photography. Then, we saw the printing press in action. 84 0 Q' ' Y'-g EIITI Sister Rosaire confers with edi- tors Joan Morelli, Anne Con- very, and Sheila Wardg while art editor Margaret Duggan plans her drawings with Sister Marlene. Nz --.-4.5, 95 .lu :lily Sister, how does this sound? Maureen Mulligan, Judith Stan- ley, Helen Carroll, Sister Francis Loretta, Mary Woods, Mary Lou Gioscia. This year's Lamb typists Vir- ginia Thomas, Mary Ann Stu- parich, Mary Felten and Mary Anne Rowe are guided by Sister Francis de Chantal. A 1 lm if- Sister Charles Miriam and Sister Marguerite check our patron list with business managers Rose Sapiensa, Ellen Gross, and Sheila McCar'uille. 85 Our parents and friends admire our library during Open School Day. A strong youth, educated in the principles of religion and daily living, is the hope of the future. The Pope Pius XI Library Club tries not only to assist the students in the library itself, but also to keep them informed of new worthwhile publications. At the bi-weekly meet- ings, current best sellers are reviewed and topics of interest discussed. By helping the students in their quest for good literature the Pope Pius XI Library Club is performing a wonderful work of Catholic Action. Pope Pius XI NYE WURLD 'sf 'ie 1 45 allily .jltf-'fri Q' fund jjw yadz wl!Ae.l',k William Callahan Marie Hine Sister Rosaire, Miss Mary Kent, librarian Spreading the 86 Truthuithrough :fur Catholic book Week display at the Rockville Centre Public Library. Library Club The Chnstmas spin! mfl Margaret McArdIe Jeanne Mc ug l ML .L ,W Rrgina Cook, Grare Bart- nett, Anne Ruddy, Marga- ret 0'Brif'n, Gale Curroran intrrf'xlf'd in the srhool library dixplay. tp, if vi Hginix nf if t S nlluunng hm: than Blfugrsi u ,,,,..L- af' Aa' Jmmn per Mariam: Eileen Quinn, Mary O'Connell, Barbara Rooney, Rosemary Miller. On February 14, Our Lady of the Holy Cross Praesidium of St. Agnes was chartered. This event joined twenty St. Agnes students with thousands of Legionaries throughout the entire world. The aim of the Legion of Mary is the 'tsanctification of its mem- bers by prayer and active co-operation under ecclesiastical guidance and O in Marys and the Churchs work of crushing the head of the serpent and advancing the reign of Christ. Under the standard of Our Blessed Virgin, the students have launched their crusade for God. Legion ,blar Lift up your heart. Helen Carroll, Virginia Rooney, Marilyn Stack, Ann Lane, Anne Ryan, Mary Lehecka, Eileen Quinn, Mary Guthlein, Ann Marie Whittaker, Carol Donohue, Rose Marie Rogers, Barbara Rooney, Mary Bartnik, Rosemary Miller, Rita Marie O'Rourke, Barbara Brand, Francine Gagliastro, Nancy Goult, Mary Doyle, Sarah Jane La Borne, 88 Romping Through Mathematics. Sitting: Regina Dowling, Edward Held, John McElroy, Roger Smith, Robert Keller, Catherine Southwick, Paul Ferri, William Marrin. Standing.' Helen Carroll, ' Judy Stanley, Mary Doyle, Rudy Cellana, Sheila Ward, Mary Woods, Robert Scholly, at Charlene Charter, Anne Convery. Club Logarithms, Sine, Cosine, at first, puzzles, so seem- ingly jumbled that Euclid would have trouble solving them, are magically un- raveled by these mathemati- cal genii. Sister Francis Lo- retta O.P., our moderator- Euclid, waves her chalk- wand and her 'tangels are elevatedfl In Math Club we learn that percise clear thinking, though a true part of mathematics, is also a great portion of our life at home, in school and in the world. .x Sister, did you ray pi or pie? Sitting: Elinore Phelan, Barbara Lorenz, Patricia Wayrick, Mau- reen Mulligan, Patricia Colway, Margaret Duggan. Standing: Sister Francis Loretta, Ellen Gross Betty O'Toole, Jean Pettit, joan Winkler, Mary Bartnik, Marion Kissel, Ann Whittaker. Once a month, the Secretarial Club, under the direction of its moderator, Sister M. Teresita, meets in Room 3. The club members address and prepare special collection envelopes to be mailed to the Segfetarial members of Saint Agnes Parish. The ejlieient secretarial club lends a helping hand in the school correspondence. Front Row: Mary O'Rourke, Audrey Kollmer, Merriam Satterlee, Betty Ann Deignan, Barbara Nolan. Second Row: Martha Sites, Geor- geann Eckhoff, Katherine Wright, Maureen Mulligan, Sarah Hubbell, Patricia Bockelman, Mary Barbara Collins, 89 Barbara Steinjann, Kathleen Burke. Third' Row: Noreen Heron, Marguerite Stimpfl, Anne Sullivan, Nancy Stablein, Patricia Rutkowski, Sheila Sullivan, Anne Beams, Margaret McArdle. Back Row: Patricia Robertson, Sister Teresita, Margaret O'Rourke, Nancy Gill. Angelo Manes gains ten pounds for his performance in Hulda of Holland. Thomas Coyle and John Cooney learn the art of make-up. Raymond Rochford experiments with lipstick. Arthur Lamb, casts the spotlight on the players. Edward Lorenz awaits his cue. Someone is eager to find out how large the audience is. The Thecilians have turned out a professional production in their presentation of 'tHulda of Holland. Rehearsals were a mixture of hard work and gaiety and john Dowd was fortunate enough to capture the moments behind the scenes. The audience enthusiastically received their endeavor. Aside from the annual operetta, the Glee Club has sung the Mass for St. Agnes parishioners as well as the Three Hours Agony. As a climax to their yearly activities, they delighted parents and friends at Testamonial Night and graduation ceremonies. 90 One of the rolorful srenes from Hulda of Holland. Hulcla of Holland V in one of thezr duets. SF fu :EQx,2f' 65 X 1 f U'--,, .lu Barbara Senges and Thomas Coyle reminisce in Fuel on the Fire rr-t 'sis e iris The play opens with Dreaming of the Past. John McElroy and Marianne Muller agree on What a Differ- anfe a Few Hours Make. V1 I Joseph Reiher stops the show with I'm so Aesthetzc :Iv w ,W f FX: I . e f Qi! j jf f' if mf I f . 'e Q Sr ' V svlvkrii. fl 7 , .. .. A' ' K' ' 1 ,ve , , JM 'M A I V L 3 Q X ,, In 1 wif l X W r 4 N , '-...A We rare, we share. Sitting: Mary O'Rourke, Theresa Bila, Beatrice Fisher, Frances Veal, Katherine Bittel. Standing: Sister Miriam Leone, Joan Winkler, Patricia McSweeney, Mary Felten, Marie Panico, Rita O'Rourke. This year, the Red Cross was again active in extending Christ-like charity. Cookies were made for the hospitalized veterans at Mitchell Field. Red Cross members volunteered their services in the blood donor R A C campaign. Christmas stockings were sent to veterans' hospitals e throughout the island. This year, one of the most successful, was brought to a climax with participation in the International Art Pro- gram and the sending of gift boxes to needy European children. Thus, in our early youth we have become the hope of a nationalistic world. in 'Q -if, But Dale, those are for the veterans! Judith Byrne, Katherine Brennan, Regina Hart, Regina Kealy, Suzanne Loar, Gloria George, Dale Fitzgerald, Joan Hinch, Marilyn Stack. 93 'ig The radio division explores the mystifying world of condensers and tubes Rosemary Brady, Marion Kissel, Eileen Koehler, Rosemary Cuddy, William McCormick, Michael Kirk, Francis Gannon. Q' 4 y J R The Science Club is proud of its members in the Science Clubs of America. Jean 94 Campbell, Paul Ferri, John McElroy, Thomas Coyle, Raymond Rochford, William Marrin, Margaret Duggan. C The Science Club, under the direction of Sister Monica Marie, enthusiastically explored the three sciences: biology, physics, and chem- istry. In the radio division of the club, the members made radios for demonstration purposes and learned how their sets operate. The photog- raphy division sponsored several contests for avid shutterbugs. The botany and zoology section grew plants and took care of small animals to study from nature. At the monthly meetings, members made inter- cience lub esting experiments or discussed some scientific problem. The Club helped greatly in furthering the students' interest in the sciences. 5 ,,....,,.. -ls Sister Monica Marie demonstrates the enlarging of pictures to the photography division. Edgar Newman, John Dowd., Beatrice Fisher, John Bracken, Ralph Carter, Sister Monica Marie, james Bennett, Edward Malno, Rudolph Cellana, Angela Vadala, Walter Lindeboom, Katherine Bittel, 95 John Pemberton, Arthur Lamb. l .SZ .fdgnaa .J4caJamic Slave! presents ju .Senior nom al .7lu .Saud .Slam yuan .yruforlf Wm yor! jrday awning, Way twenty-eiglpfi niulun Aunclr-nl anJFhy-four jorma, J 7-00 mms Ay En! :Dwarf enior Prom Al'l'lVlng at the Yacht Club. Checking wraps N'-s y Anne Greeting the chaperones. 96 'F . 1:5 Q4 -anna-umm... ' l to The pause between. Betty Wilshusen and escort. Koa. Enjoying a dance. 5 f .XX Eugenia Travers and escort. OUR ALMA MATER Behold thy sons and daughters stand, O Alma Mater fair, We pledge to thee our heart and hand, We own thy gentle care. While 'round about these hallowed walls Shall flow the tides of youth, Your sons and daughters shall be strong To fight for right and truth! X i X Shoulder to shoulder, Alma Mater, marching down the years Loyal to you our hearts are true through laughter and through tears, Strong are the bonds of friendship binding, ln the Gold and Blue, Stronger our love for dear St. Agnes, The Grand Finale. Here's our pledge to you. V,-if Q oo ontest Agnrsians who have their essays and .,' 5 Honors St, Agn? A abzmlf im ' ,22,.2, if A , 21 2. nH,3, , ,..,. out and pomzs in Ihr National Anthologies. First Row: jean Arachtingi, Helen Carroll, Marguerite Stimpfl, Diane Ahrens, Barbara Belfi, Mary E. Fitz' gerald. Sfrnnd Row: Patricia Garone, Ann Sullivan, Lorraine McKenna, jac- queline Casey, judith Kennedy, Barbara Gibson. Third Row: Eileen Mannion, Karin McCabe, Regina Sasseen, Judith Long, Marie Hine, Nancy Goult. Fourth Row: Gerald Martin, Barbara Suchan, Carole Garibaldi, Eugenia Travers, Anthony Kuhlmann. Fifth Row: ju- dilh Stanley, Patricia Colway, Maureen Maclean, Helen Lehecka, Margaret Duggan. ,,, .. v r - i as 3 s , .Si . ffl ' N K , X ia.. - .-.. 1 3. .i X Other Contests: Fifth Row: Left! Paul Fitzgerald, winner of the Yin- centian Essay Contest, Right-Wil- liam Callahan, winner of the TABLET Poster Contest. Sixth Row: Sheila Ward, winner of Freeport Elk's Club Essay Contest, Build Through Citizen- ship Essay Contest, and an essay in National Anthology, Anne Convery, winner of Build Through Citizenship Essay Contest, and an essay in National Anthology, Suzanne Hoffman, winner of Unity and Brotherhood Essay Conf testg Geraldine Murphy, General Divi- sion winner of The 'I'.-XBLET Essay Contest, Eileen Glynn, County winner of the Hickey Memorial Religion con- testg Grace Turecan, winner of Unity and Brotherhood Essay contest - 4 -kdm, r Service League fs ha VT'-'Q' qi? S. S.L. Corridor Patrol. Kathryn Sommer, Patricia Currie, Barbara Bishop, Marie Panico, Bar- bara McNamara, Geraldine MacAvoy, Carol Dennen, Jeanne Dougherty. Mary 0'Connell, Mary Felten, Barbara liirx, joan Wetterhalui, Rose Sapienza, Rita Hackett, jane LePage. The Student Service League members have always played an active part in as- sisting in the office, in the labs and cafeteria, and acting as ushers at assemblies. Special recognition is due to those who have corridor patrol because through their efforts congestion in the halls is eliminated. Through the cooperation of the student body, the Service League is fulfilling its purpose of aiding others and helping to run our school efficiently. Student Seriiirr Lragzu' mrniberx are asxignrri their duties. Front Row: Virginia Klenert, Sheila McCarville, Paula Gilmartin, Mary Ann Stuparieh, Pat Haerer. Sefond Row: Betty Lamm, Frances Veal. Patricia jenkins, Mary Jane Tunny. Third Row: Kathleen Byrne, Marylyn Rudtke, Mary Doyle, Ann Whittaker, joan Winkler, Maureen Waxon. Fourth Row: Kathleen Donnelly, Frances Cashman, Patricia 0'Toole. Marian Wilkinson, Bark Row: Sister Gertrude Dolores, Judith Chisholm, Mary Woods, Elizabeth Hayden. 1' 45 4? A fix X sy J if es- Vk Q A :IKE N zfx f- - 77x 'ix W - V A ' N fir Us N M ff? ': . W :M If X Q if fmgj fix ,,W...,,....,,, A g- , ,J Q S MQ fmek.. 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Father Sheeran counsels the student body during 4VAN X ' ...L 'Y f Am , one of his famous blue Monday conferences. S L 4 - 1 s o es ' ssu o c . as Q' san dime M X 1 J..... .,, 'S - - . K , , . V . .s f ,U M A M... . -.a e n 4 Wi T5 l ,R 1' 6 x gn 5 2 35.-Q - n -'Ji Q59 rf-4 f gf wk W! ,A if ii' 3 'wi' 19 N 9fi'q9i?i- 5, 5 Ready to depart. Was ingizon Trip The annual trip to Washington, D. C. and its en- virons is always a memorable event. The high light for the January 1954 class was seeing the President at Annapolis. The June class had the added attraction of a visit to Williamsburg. Every historic shrine has endeared itself as a symbol of American democracy. 4 L? 'V fe . m 'T 'Fw 3 Seniors get rlose enough to The pause that refreshes. shoot the Preszdent. 'Wa-f - who ,W A mud . - f Lfijru-. 'e' Q my ww: ua VX ' -T -mm ..., Ganga L I Urrv-.,HlgL3N M lllmtu dr 1 ng,,,vf'5'+f5-f'if'.1Ff Yjivgvc nity: imfvrfi L0NV'tl 0WiI?e?nuxA -N-9, siklx H45 3.- mu,.','qpws----..... .yetsggmggw srnsmlxugluvcou - M ,a 4 H 'N I . I Ryu! 5ThfM'ff.flf.ff' PW won autism R A' el ...asa ta.. .E , el-Q-Ziff.. .flu 'WTWHQN Munn 'pw , 'M-f . . . I NAVY 'S Qhsfmisn NWEHQNG 5 s M - ...i5if.2.f,A'NkfY Wartime in fm Mr Bowl 0' FAH mm rijafiintasmiii W H X SH' WP 'On uns tsrmstsn-1 tW1i0M1v1- uma mi cenvfigia -,ww WAN! .. . . .www f ....ts.s.- T pam, .... . HOP!! Hilti H I5 Ulf IUSHUXSS 03 llll mlklt i01ffgLQw1p,NDgN Kt.t'wtRNl MAN -V . .,'--gan Proud of our heritage. In time for the change of guard. Lamb at Mt. Vernon. Our Hope When days are warm Keep us from harm ' me 'Q Q' . a o V' A ff W t X., i X ' 3 lf' B.-.N Our team, the cream of the crop. Captain Mary Jane Tunny, Nancy Stablein, Anne Crowley, Sarah Hubbell, Judith Murphy, Janet Ficke, Mary Jane Lynch, Regina Sasseen, Geraldine Murphy, Mary ,lane O'Brien. 4 'K r. P N ,Z Nancy Stablein, Janet Ficke Pace Setters Patricia Robertson Outstanding Guard Z' L a n ii ii ii ' 'sf' if It ii iii 5 fi! C ff, i Li ,bf Judith Murphy 1- Sophomore Standout an Regina Sasseen L Set-shot Artist 5 A team, any team, can only be united to the extent to which its members are unitedg can only be successful to the ex- tent to which its members have acquired comradeship and team spirit. This explains why our team, our girls, under the direc- tion of Miss Loonam, have achieved unusual results this year. ' 106 . S X Y . fyf X , ,Q vu S Mary Jane Lynch 5' ' S Senior Sparkplug f r, Sarah Hubbell, Margaret O'Brien Don't fence me in i 2 bf' .-, N W M -wa in fm if in 23 Q 7 Q .I Y my Q fr W f' 'Y s W Q S N N' A v f t' ,.,-- 6 2 Q Ag. k Q x Q , is i 3? ixf E 'Yx4 TLX is .A -lx ' .4-1' , W- AGI V LVVQ 'v D i Q - 1. V S X , . Q .. x vw Q qs,.-vmy - N Q- 1 i w if wr. . , N vel by . AF ..3,-5-.w..?i , 1 A 3' ' 1 Sk : Q Q i ' m Q 1. Q qv- p , '-:, t is Qxg g. b Wr ' N Nt X EL, if V ff-N ' .1 I s ' as wx N A is 5 It .ww eg x A A A 154, sk E QRUM Q X . , - K Y K QNX, -Q 5 .Q A f YT V1- ' i 11 . ' ' as., 'Burn - - 'K mov, 'G' The Pride of St. Agnes-the football team. Lower Left: Mr. james Lennon, Director of Athletics. Lower Right: Mr. Raymond Coleman, Coach of Football. Front Row: Paul Fitzgerald, manager, john Nolan, Richard McDer- mott, Thomas Whitfield, john Datz, Michael McNamara, William Flynn, Robert Maxant. Roger Smith, tco-cap- tainjg Thomas Lynch, james Klouda. Second Row: Daniel Marrin, manager, Thomas Parnell, Emmett Paradine William Gillen, john Crowlev, Robert Keller, Edmond Farrell, james Cramer, Arthur Lamb, john Macca, Pete Carew, Lawrence Kraemer. Bark Row: Thomas Walsh, manager, john Bracken, Thomas Gibbons, john Lacarrubba Robert Fleming, joseph O'Keefe, Ceo-captainbg Walter Lindeboom, joseph Perri, Edward Reilly, Arthur Smith William McCormick, Richard Welch. :Ye ' ,D v. .4... .Ja J. Mr. Coleman, coach, gives pep talk to his team. Ready for the snap. Football Our Score School Their Score 6 St. john's Prep O 0 Lynbrook 6 6 La Salle M. A. 7 26 Fordham Prep 0 14 Brooklyn Prep 6 7 Seton Hall 0 The first football team in the history of S Agnes was fielded in 1953 under the guidance c Coach Ray Coleman and led by Co-captains Rogc Smith and joe O'Keeie. Four games were won, tw were lost. The predominantly sophomore team played j. V. schedule and look forward to varsity compet tion. The team was sparked by the running of Art Lamb, john Crowley, jim Cramer, and Bob Kelle with Crowley doing most of the passing as we' The important blocking jobs were handled by F Farrell, Bill Flynn, john Datz, 'fMickey M Dermott, Tom Lynch,,Walter Lindeboom and Bc Maxant. They were ably spelled by Michael M Namara, Bob Fleming, john Bracken, john Macc Bill Gillen and Pete Carew. Defensive standou were Roger Smith, end, joe 0'Keefe, linebacke Bill Flynn, guard. 110 an it tri X it .... X. X. it Baslfaetball Ed Murtaugh High Scorer Q . ,,.L.hX LLAi.. A E.. E .LiLiLi.2 ,M John Crowley Captain tiffff Q4-.M S , 5 Robert Scholly Good with set shots The '53-'54 season brought to St. Agnes bas- ketball team a host of good luck. The Jayvees had 14 victories and 6 losses. For the Jayvees Ed Murtaugh made better than 15 points per game and Paul Fitzgerald more than 13 per game. 111 Paul Fitzgerald High Scorer Roger n. 54 te g, fg Q fi' Q ' Robert Keller Good rebounder Richard Graves, Freshman Captain Mr. Lennon, Coachg John Crowley, Jayvee Captain. at i F ' g e .e w Q6 fr The Team. Kneeling: James Cramer, John Dowd, Robert Scholly, John Crowley, Captain, John Bracken, Paul Fitzgerald, Ed Murtaugh. Standing: William Flynn, manager, Roger Smith, John Macca, Joseph O'Keefe, Mr. James Lennon, Coach, Robert Keller, William McCormack, Richard McDermott, Paul Ferri. Our Score 67 49 52 55 35 59 52 55 61 35 53 55 56 50 43 53 60 75 59 60 SEASON'S RECORD School Their Score Bethpage 59 Wantagh S0 Brooklyn Prep 50 East Rockaway 54 Seton Hall 45 Massapequa 49 Cathedral 39 St. Mary's 57 Bethpage 58 Malverne 53 East Rockaway 43 Brooklyn Prep 44 St. Ma.ry's 61 La Salle Military A. 37 Massapequa 49 Seton Hall 47 Wantagh 49 Cathedral 61 Malverne 39 La Salle 35 John Crowley racks up two for St. Agnes, and beats Brooklyn Prep 52 SO in overtime. St. Agnes fights for a free ball. P' Xe 24 ,W gli.-L Roger Smith U1 passes of to Ed Murtaugh U2 in a jake lay-up, leaving Murtaugh open for a shot. 112 Boys' res Inan Basketball The '53-'54 season netted .he Freshmen 15 victories md 2 losses. The sharp- :hooters were Frank Graves vho averaged 11 points per game and Robert Lewit, 8 Joints. .X I 1 , ff. ' I 'I Frank Graves I Captazn The team. Kneeling: Raymond Rathgaber, Robert Lewit, John Stearns, Geoffrey Smith, Man- ngerg Daniel Marrin, James Hayes, William Chidsey. Standing: James Quigley, Michael Madden, Peter Carew, Mr. James Lennon, Coachg Lawrence Brennan, Thomas Donohue, Frank Graves, 5 IE tr -,S Lawrence Brennan x a v is X. Robert Le Captain. .sf ln' wit f 1 1 13 36 29 27 27 29 39 28 31 32 9 30 1 K SEASONS RECORD Our Score School Their 43 Bethpage 55 Wantagh ' 40 Brooklyn Prep 42 East Rockaway 51 Seton Hall Q11 Massapequa 24 Bethpage 38 St. Mary's 40 East Rockaway 41 Brooklyn Prep 21 LaSalle 47 St. Mary's 29 Massapequa 55 Seton Hall 47 Wantagh 61 Cathedral 39 Malverne 40 32 41 39 33 John Stearns Score Q' A 5 X X i A' Daniel Marrin 1.3-,....,.. 3 W. .. ? . 5 . J v New-M -4-A g-W - - VN +.....,,a- -- - tg , ., Baseball hal Front Row: John Bracken, Manager, Richard McDermott, James Klouda. john Crowley, Robert Scholly, Captain, Brian Fiske, Edward Held, Arthur Lamb, William Flynn, Manager, liafk Row: Edward Murtaugh, Paul Fitzgerald, Joseph O'Keefe, Thomas McAvoy, William Glllen, Roger Smith, Thomas Whitfield, Mr. Raymond Coleman, Coach The Spring of 1953 saw the first base- ball team at St. Agnes take the field ir inter-scholastic competition. l'redominantl5 Our Score 18 4 6 S 5 1 5 4 2 5 0 7 1 O ORN: a freshman group they were molded intr a J. V. team by Coach Ray Coleman, anc look forward to eventual varsity com- petition. Out of 14 games, eight were won. Tom McAvoy and john Crowley dic a fine job with the pitching assignment: and were well handled by catcher Bil Gillen. The infield of Bob Scholly Ed Murtaugh, Paul Fitzgerald and Jon O'Keefe proved to be a tight defense. Thf outfield was covered by Ed Held, Roge Smith and Artie Lamb. The batting punch was supplied bj Thomas McAvoy. john Crowley, and jot O'Keefe. Mr. Coleman gi-ues tips to injielderx: Robert Scholly, Richard McDermott, Paul Fitzgerald, and Joseph O'Keefe. SEASON'S RECORD School Seton Hall Baldwin Lynbrook Valley Stream Southside LaSalle M. A. St. Mary's St. Mary Magdalene Baldwin St. Mary Magdalene Valley Stream Southside Oceanside Lynbrook 1l4 Their Score 1 5 1 1 0 5 7 2 9 1 3 0 0 1 William Gillen ready for a hit. Our Hope N. When days are pleasant Remind us of heaven. -. 4 Right Rev. Peter Quealy, V.F. Right Rev. Patrick B. Kinsella Right Rev. John J. Mahon Right Rev. Charles F. McEvoy Rev. Ronald A. Barry Rev. Edward J. Byrne Rev . John J. Byrne Rev. Thomas B. Colgan Rev. James L. Griffin Rev. Edward F. Hudson Rev. Thomas A. Judge Rev. Paul McC. Klohr Rev. Thomas F. McGee Rev Rev . Francis R. McMullen . Denis J. O'Brien Rev. Michael J. O'Farrell Rev. William J. Reilly Rev Rev Rev Rev Mr. . Thomas B. Sheeran . John P. Skelly . William J. Walsh . Francis J. Williams Twenty-five Dollars ' and Mrs. John J. 0'Brien Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John H. Travers, Jr. Mr. Twenty Dollars and Mrs. Vincent F . Balunis Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Maclean Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Rowe and Mrs. Edward J. Washa Fifteen Dollars and Mrs. Louis M. Hirx and Mrs. William R. McNamara and Mrs. E. B. Rudtke Louis E. Sagendorf PATRCNS Ten Dollars Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bill Mr. and Mrs. William J. Convery Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Felten Arthur A. Friend Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Hackett Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hennessy Mr. John A. Kliegl Mr. and Mrs. William M. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. MacAvoy Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. James J. O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. William A. Seidler Mr. and Mrs. William H. Upton Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Vadala Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wetterhahn Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wilshusen Five Dollars Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Aker Mary D. Arachtingi '48 Mr. and Mrs. Michel J. Arachtingi John E. Bartnik Mrs. John Bartnik Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Marcello Bencina Gilbert T. Bickel, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browne Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. John M. Caracappa 116 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Carter David A. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. George W. Colway James P. Convery Mrs. Charles E. Dennen Vincent G. Desiderio, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dessart and Family Don Bosco Club Miss Evelyn T. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Du Bois Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dunn Mrs. Helen A. Dunseath Mr. Joseph L. Fee Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Fee Frank Ferrara, Jr. Thomas B. Fitzpatrick, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Flood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Frohnhoefer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. J. Gioscia Louis L. Gottlieb, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graepel and Family Mrs. John Guthlein Mr. and Mrs. George J. Haerer Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hart Mrs. Elizabeth Hayden Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hayden Barbara Hendricks '54 Henry L. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Holfelder Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Holmgren Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ivey Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jacob Albert T. Jacob '27 Joseph Kavaller, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kellenberg G. T. Kiffney, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Kinavy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Kissel Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Klenert Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kraemer Larry and Marie wj Harry Lister Mr. John F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lynch Ann E. Maher '51 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. McAssey Mary Agnes McAssey '41 James P. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. William McLean Mr. and Mrs. William E. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Murray Mr. and Mrs. John O'Dea Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Panico Dr. and Mrs. William Parnell Genevieve Pickel Mr. P. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roll Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rubinetti Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarinzi Herbert Sherman Clarence F. Simonson Mrs. Cornelius Smith Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sommer Mrs. Katherine Stanley Dr. J. W. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Mr. Clarence T. Thompson PATR NS Mr. and Mrs. G. Veal Mr. and Mrs. George Winkler Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Woods Dr. and Mrs. Frank V. Yannelli Three Dollars Mary Bartnik '54 Cecilia Blasi Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bodkin Mrs. T. Brooks Mrs. M. Brown Marie Bursch Harold J. Denmark, D.D.S. Carol A. Dennen '54 Mr. and Mrs. John Fenn Mrs. Lucille Gagliano John A. Guthlein Mary Guthlein '54 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hagan Emil C. J anowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Harold N. Kleine Paul Ivey, Jr. Harry J. Lee, D.D.S. Marie Liddy '54 George V. Loonam Miss Helen Madden Dr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Mallis and Sons Charles A. McAvoy Riding Club of St. Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Rose Herbert F. Rosen, D.D.S. Alan F . Roth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Sapienza Rose V. Sapienza '54 117 Mr. and Mrs. G. T.'Satterlee Mr. and Mrs. John T. Singer Albert Soos Mrs. A. C. Sullivan Francis E. Whiting Ann M. Whittaker '54 A Friend Two Dollars Henrietta A. Aker Robert H. Aker Mr. and Mrs. E. Belfi John Blake Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J . Bracken Mr. and Mrs. A. Byrne Mrs. Magdalen Callender Mrs. Viola Chisholm E. M. Cox Joseph F. Coyle May Cummins Mrs. J. E. Cupeno John Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Donnelly Maryalice Donnelly '51 Mrs. Louise D'0nofrio Jeanne Marie Dougherty '54 In loving memory of Hugh J . Doyle Mrs. Hugh J . Doyle A Mr. and Mrs. James M. Doyle Mrs. J . D. Eagen Marcia Edgar Ralph Epstein Mrs. Loretta B. Fanning Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flood Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J . Gordon Patricia L. Grady '55 Arthur Greenberg, D.D.S. Marie Jean Gretsch '55 Ellen S. Gross '54 Mr. and Mrs. Edward'S. Gross Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hanley Joan M. Heffernan '52 Eileen B. Hennessy '54 Mr. Jacob Hoeffner Stephen Juliano Mrs. Kasse Mr. and Mrs. Mel Kavakos Mrs. R. Kennedy Mr. R. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Knudsen Adelaide H. Koenigsberger Mrs. T. Kollmer Ann Marie Lange '53 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Ledwith Benjamin Lenna Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus M. Le Page Arthur M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewit Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch Geraldine E. MacAvoy '54 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. McCaffrey Andrew J. McDermott Miss Anne McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Albert Muller Ersilia Della Quercia Mr. and Mrs. Clement H. Quinn Marie F. Raab Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reimer P. C. Richard and Son Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Ripp Mrs. Agnes Rogers PATR Stephen Rogers Mary Rospo Barbara Rudtke J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sagendor Richard Shannon Mrs. E. Stapleton M. and M. Van Cura Cathi Matteo Mr. and Mrs. John Zorovich A Friend A Friend A Friend One Dollar Fiore Adams James D. Adams Anita Adelhardt '57 Alpha Sigma Psi Sorority James Arachtingi Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Araqione Joan T. Anderson '52 Ann and Noel Mrs. J. Bacigaluppi Mr. and Mrs. J. Bass John F. Beasty Leonard Beck Katherine Beyer Chris and Terry Bila '55 Annabelle Birch Betty Birch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishoff K. L. Bittel '55 Ruth M. Bittel Mr. and Mrs. John Blatz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bleeker Mr. and Mrs. E. Boone 118 f, Sr. E. Richard Boshka Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Brach Julie A. Bracken Mae V. Bracken Patricia M. Bracken Veronica A. Bracken '54 F. E. Bradley Barbara A. Brand '54 Mr. and Mrs. J. Brevetti Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brody Mr. Irving Brown Miss Anne E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burke Mrs. Elsie Bums Irene Byrne '55 Judy Byrne '57 Mary Jane Callahan '55 Richard Caminiti Mrs. Catherine F. Campbell Jean M. Campbell '54 Jacqueline M. Carbery '57 Ester Carr Kay Carrington '53 Mrs. E. Carroll Helen M. Carroll '54 Mrs. Marie Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Carroll Paul Carroll G. C. Carswell Diane L. Carter '51 Priscilla Carter Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Cash Mrs. Julia Cassidy William P. Charles Christine Chisholm Judith Chisholm '54 Roberta Chisholm '54 Anne M. Clark Charles Clayton Mary H. Colway Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Condon In memory of Irene Connors '41 Margaret A. Connors '44 Anne M. Convery '54 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Cooleen '48 QDeirdre Birmingham '48J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corbett Mr. and Mrs. David E. Costello Annette Crocca Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cronk Anne Crowley '55 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuddy Joseph B. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1. Daly Patricia A. Danemeyer '55 Barbara De Ibero '55 Mrs. Francis G. Dempsey Elizabeth Dennen '52 Robert Dennen Nora Y. Derrig Ethel De Verna Joseph N. Dibs William Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. V. D'Onofrio Regina Dowling '54 Sheila Dowling '56 Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowd Bessie M. Dowsett Mary Elizabeth Doyle '54 Mary Therese Doyle PATRGNS Ella Drakul Jeanne M. Du Bois '50 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Dunne J. F. Eagan Alice C. -Eagleston '54 Mrs. William P. Eagleston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Elliot Mr. Joseph J. Fakler Mrs. Joseph J. Fakler Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Farmer Gerard W. Fee Marianne M. Fee '54 John Fehn Mr. and Mrs. J. Felten Frank Ferrara George T. Ficke '57 Janet Ficke '55 Dale M. Fitzgerald '55 Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Flaherty Philip M. Flynn Regina A. Flynn '49 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Folks, Jr. Mr. Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Frohnhoefer Mr. and Mrs. Arne Gabrielson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gagliastro Camille T. Gagliastro Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Garside Dorothy J. Gebhard '48 Mr. and Mrs. John Geisler Gloria S. George '55 Mr. Ralph A. Geronimo Anne Moran Gibbons '52 Mrs. William J. Gibbons 119 Mr. and Mrs. D. Gioscia Mr. and Mrs. P. Gioscia Mr. and Mrs. Henry F . Glennon Rita Godt Mr. and Mrs. Greene Michael P. Grella Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Griffiths Michael E. Gross Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Guarino Marion F. Hackett '56 Barbara J. Haerer '49 Patricia A. Haerer '54 Mr. and Mrs. Earle E. Haight Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hampert Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Hannon Arthur Harris Mr. and Mrs. George Hart Helen M. Haupt Robert Hauser Nathan Hausman Mrs. W. Heffernan Marion Heffernan '56 Z. Hellerman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Henderson William Hepp Miss Joyce Hillmuth Herby Hind Marie Ann Hine '56 Eileen B. Hipp '45 Mary Hoctigan Mr. and Mrs. F. Hoffman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. August F . Hofman Carole Hoppe '55 Mrs. George Howard John Hroncich Claire Hsu '55 Sarah M. Hubbell '56 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hudson C. Jacques Mr. and Mrs. C. Jenkins Walter F. Jones Bridget Jordon '52 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kalletta James T. Kane Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kealy Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearney George S. Keenan Francis X. Kelleher - Eileen G. Kellenberg Eileen P. Kelly '49 Gerald J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J arnes G. Kelly Sheila M. Kelly '51 Mrs. W. M. Kelly Mrs. Richard A. Kennedy Mrs. May L. Kenny Kathleen M. Kilfeather '56 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kilfeather Grace R. Kinavy James F. Kinavy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kist Mr. Joseph J. Kist Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kleinschnitz Mrs. J. Knowlan Margaret Knowlan '56 Eileen A. Koehler '55 Josephine L. Kollmer '48 Margaret E. Kollmer '50 Theresa M. Kollmer '48 Robert J. Kolman Jane Koppe '53 Miss Elizabeth Kraemer PATRONS Richard P. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kramer The Kuhlmann Family Sarah Jane La Borne '55 Richard A. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Adam F. Long Mrs. P. Lang, Sr. Anne Louise Lark '55 John La Rosa Las Ovejas Negras Gail M. Lawlor '53 Mrs. John Lennon Ann Le Page '55 Jane Le Page '54 A. Liebert Kathleen Litsch Mary E. Loonam '40 Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lorenz Edward Lorenz '57 John J. Loughery Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lynch Mary Ann Lynch '54 Mary Jane Lynch '55 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MacAvoy Mr. and Mrs. J. MacDougall James Magifiaro Mrs. Marie Maher Mrs. Irene Mahoney Patricia A. Mahoney '53 Martha E. Maier '55 Mrs. Charles Manahan Eileen M.'Mannion '56 Mrs. T. Mannion Mrs. C. Mansiield Helen Mansfield '48 Mrs. M. Marshall 120 Miss Carolyn Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. McBride Mrs. McBride Karin E. McCabe '56 Mrs. Harry McCann Margaret M. McCann '57 Sheila McCarville '54 Betty McCormack '55 Mrs. J. McCue Mr. and Mrs. William McLean Mr. and Mrs. James O. McNally Bernadette McNamara Jo Anne McNamara Mary V. McNamara T. McNamara Rosemary McPadden '49 Mary P. McSweeney Joseph Meli Charlene and Brendon Mermann Betty Meyer Bill Miller Robert E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milone Serena Minutolo '56 Regina Moore '56 George Morgan Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mottola Eileen D. Mullen '48 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Muller Sigrid Muller '53 Dolores T. Mulligan '50 John B. Mulligan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Murtagh Maureen C. Murtagh '57 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murtha Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murtha Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Nellis Lillian and Bob Nelson Arshag Neressian Mrs. Elizabeth Nicoll Mr. Ace Nieli E. M. Nolan Beverly North '55 Mrs. T. O'Brien Mrs. James J. 0'Brien Helen J. O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. Oswin C. 0'Kane Mrs. Roger A. Odermatt CPatricia Shannon '47D Mary E. O'Rourke '54 John 0'Sul1ivan Bunny O'Toole Frieda Partland Judith A. Patane William Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pilato Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Popovics Judith M. Posch '56 Mrs. E. Prochaska Eileen Quinn '55 Adele M. Raab Ellen Raab Anne M. Reddv '51 Kathleen E. Reddy '51 Harry Reicher Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Reilly Karen L. Reilly '5 7 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rich Mrs. Joseph Reidl Marjorie Rissett Jessica Ristuccia Joseph Ristuccia Patricia Robertson '56 Mr. and Mrs. Dafne L. Rolon M. Ramer Barbara A. Rooney '55 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rooney PATRCDNS Mr. and Mrs. Rourke E. E. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rowland Michael Rudtke Steven Rumpf Mrs. Frederick Russell Kathleen M. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sanders Annette Y. Sapienza '56 Paul A. Sapienza Joan T. Saul '57 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scelsa Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. D. Schnedeker Elizabeth Schoepfer John Scholfield Mr. William E. Schratwieser Mr. J. Shiner Anna Selva '55 Barbara Senges '55 Miss Margaret Shea Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheehan Miss A. Sheehan '52 Mr. and Mrs. Francis F. Sheridan Mrs. E. R. Shiebler George C. Sibree Roger Simpson Harvey W. Smith Mrs. Joseph M. Smith June.C. Sohl '56 Mrs. Ina Sollovieff Mr. and Mrs. A. Spensley Spina Family Nancy Stablein '56 Mrs. Marie States Mr. and Mrs. John W. stein Mary Jane Stendahl '52 Mrs. Anna Stimpfl Mr. and Mrs. W. Suchan Barbara Suessmann '55 Mrs. A. C. Sullivan 121 Elizabeth R. Sullivan George W. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sullivan Marie Theresa Sullivan Maureen Sullivan '52 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sullivan Margaret Tanck '55 Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Virginia Thomas 'S4 Carol Thompson '57 Mrs. Theodore C. Thompson Mary Jane Thompson '55 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Timoney Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Tolle Mary Ann Tomlin '56 Mr. Blase Topsher Mr. and Mrs. John Traina Eugenia Travers '54 John H. Travers III Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Truelson Suzanne M. Tunny '53 Mrs. Edward R. Tyler fGenevieve Shannon '40J Mrs. William Urban Larry Vadala Phyllis Vadala Anna V. Vogel Mrs. C. A. Waskey Frances V. Watterson '57 Margaret A. Waver '57 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Webber Mrs. Peter White Mrs. Fred J. Wilks Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Willigan Mrs. F. Wilson Mrs. Harold J. Wirth '49 Edward R. Wise Judith Ann Wood Barbara G. Worthe '55 Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Yurgal BUSINESS PATRONS Twenty-five Dollars BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE TRUST COMPANY Rockville Centre, N. Y. HOME WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE 161 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. D. MARINO 81 CO., INC. 190 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. MOTHERS' CLUB OF SAINT AGNES SCHOOLS SIGNAL MOTORS INC. Andrew J. McCarville ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY 75 Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Twenty Dollars GREAT ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC TEA CO. 650 Stewart Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. BILL'S FISH MARKET 340 Woodcleft Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. CHARLES E. WHITEHEAD 81 SONS, INC. 14 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. Fifteen Dollars BENZIGER BROTHERS, INC. 6-8 Barclay Street, New York 8, N. Y. COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING CO., INC. 387 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. HAYES OLDSMOBILE 242 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. D. KALFAIAN 81 SON, INC. 342 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MACKEN MOTORS '185-189 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport, N. Y. Ten Dollars HARRY A. ANDRE'S FUNERAL HOME 88-28-161 Street, Jamaica 2, N. Y. RICHARD W. BARNES FUNERAL HOME West Hempstead, N. Y. BROWNE'S BUSINESS SCHOOLS Jamaica, Hempstead, Lynbrook, N. Y. CALIFORNIA PIE 81 BAKING CO. 339 Douglas Street, Brooklyn 17, N. Y. CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL Mineola, N. Y. 122 DAUGHTERS OF THE FAITH St. Agnes Parish, Rockville Centre, N. Y. DAVIS PHARMACY 76 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GEORGE'S PASTRY SHOPPE Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GRABAU'S INC. 171 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. KLLEGL BROS. UNIVERSAL STAGE LIGHTING CO., INC. 321 West 50th Street, New York 19, N. Y. T. I. MACDERMOTT CO. S51 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. MCALYNN 81 LANG 80 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. RANDALL MOTORS INC. 316 N. Franklin Street, Hempstead, N. Y. SEA BREEZE RESTAURANT Miller Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 259 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead, N. Y. SULLIVAN 81 SCHOLLY 41 Front Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TOBINS 570 Coney Island, Brooklyn, N. Y. Five Dollars ACKER 81 GIOSCIA TIRE CORP. 805 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ACORN PUBLISHING COMPANY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ANDREW SAPIENZA BAKERY 231 Kirkman Avenue, Elmont, N. Y. LOUIS ANZIANO INC. Garden City, N. Y. ARMAND'S MEAT MARKET 145 Mineola Boulevard, Mineola, N. Y. BACHTLER BROTHERS 19 Clinton Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. BAY SHORE HARDWARE Bay Shore, N. Y. CHARLES BERMAN 1969 Wantagh Avenue, Wantagh, N. Y. BUSINESS BYRN MAWR MARKET 199 Brower Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. CENTRE BOOK SHOP 78 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, CENTURY LINEN SERVICE INC. 8130 Cooper Avenue, Glendale, N. Y. CESTARI'S PHARMACY 83 Doughty Boulevard, Inwood, N. Y. PEOPLE'S HARDWARE STORE East Rockaway, N. Y. CONWAY'S MARKET 68 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. coURT ELLA RITA, c. D. A. Baldwin, N. Y. COURT STELLA MARIS, C. D. A. CRAYTON FLOORING CORP. 119 East 27th Street, New York 16, N. Y. DALTON FUNERAL SERVICE 29 Atlantic Avenue, Floral Park, N. Y. DRISCOLL LAUNDERETTE Rockville Centre, N. Y. EAST ROCKAWAY NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY East Rockaway, N. Y. FAMOUS MAID BRASSIERE CORP. 373 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Franklin Square, Rockville Centre, N. Y. FRONT STREET BAKE SHOP 51 Front Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GALLUP DAIRY CO. New Rochelle, N. Y. GALLOPINI JEWELERS 373 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook, N. Y. GARDEN CITY HOTEL Garden City, N. Y. GEM CLEANERS 84 North Village Avenue, R.V.C., N. Y. EUGENE F. HAWKINS 24 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, HOUSE OF FLOWERS 26 South Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. N. Y. N. Y. 123 PATRONS A. W. JONES AWNING COMPANY Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. KASTNER MOTOR SALES, INC. 187 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y THE KLOSKI STORE 7 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y F. W. KOEHLER 8: SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS 88 Horton Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. FRANK LAMBIE TRUCKMAN AND FORWARDER 112 East 27th Street, New York 16, N. Y. LEDERS JEWELERS 15 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. KENNETH B. LEWIS, M.D. 224 Windsor Avenue, Rockville Center, N. Y. LYNBROOK BOARD OF TRADE, INC. Lynbrook, N. Y. THE MEADOW BROOK NATIONAL BANK 128 Smith Street, Merrick, N. Y. MENENDEZ MOTOR SALES, INC. Hempstead, N. Y. MONARCH GLASS CORP. 21 Morris Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. MORELLI FUNERAL HOME 131 Doughty Boulevard, Inwood, N. Y. H. MORMILE 81 SONS FLORISTS Long Beach Road and Hamilton Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. MOUNTCASTLE'S LIQUOR STORE 347 South Grove Street, Freeport, N. Y. NASSAU COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 22 Front Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. EDWIN J. O'TOOLE 8: SON 116 John Street, New York 7, N. Y. THE PILGRIM LAUNDRY, INC. Hempstead, N. Y. RHEA NICHOLS SHOES 267 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE GIFT 8: ART GALLERIES 1 Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE HOBBY CRAFT, INC. 316 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. RUDY'S RESTAURANT 361 Woodcleft Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Y BUSIN SS PATRGNS SAFINA FLORIST 26 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. SALLY'S YOUTH CENTER 276 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. SANDS SUPPLY CO., INC. 348 Third Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. Y. JOHN v. SCHAEFER CONSTRUCTION come. 393 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. SCHOLASTIC SUPPLIES-ATHLETIC WEAR 132 Nassau Street, New York 38, N. Y. JAMES J. SMALL co. 221-16 Linden Boulevard, Cambria Heights 11, STAR RULING AND BOOKBINDING CO. 17 Vanderwater Street, New York, N. Y. STEHR'S FABRIC STORE 6 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. SULLIVAN'S WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 666 Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. SUNRISE PHARMACY 29 Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TERRACE BAKE SHOP 664 Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. VILLAGE LUGGAGE SHOP 19 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. JIMMY WALSH'S 21A South Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. WASS MOTORS 110 Willis Avenue, Mineola, N. Y. Three Dollars HARRY G. BEARD, OPTICIAN 234 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. BIRD BOOK HAVEN 54A South Grove Street, Freeport, N. Y. CARLOS JEWELERS 26 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. CONWAY MOTORS 24 Sunrise Highway, Baldwin, N. Y. DAVIS ETHICAL PHARMACY 76 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y DONNER 81 SON MEAT MARKET 196 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. ELFINA DRESS CO. Rockville Centre, N. Y. N. Y. Y. Y. Y. Y. 124 GARDEN CITY HAIR STYLISTS, INC. 656 Franklin Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. GIBSON STATIONERY STORE Rockville Centre, N. Y. GREYSTONE SERVICE STATION 198 Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y HARTER DISPLAY CO. Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HOME OWNERS RENTAL CO. Merrick Road and Loft Avenue, Baldwin, N. ROCKVILLE PAINT CO. 272 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. KOLLNER'S MARKET Rockville Centre, N. Y. FRANK DE MARTINO 377 Rockaway Avenue, Valley Stream, N. Y. MAYFAIR PHARMACY 186 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead, N MEYERDIERK'S DELICATESSEN Rockville Centre, N. Y. OCEANSIDE GLASS 8: MIRROR WORKS 41 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. ROCKY'S MEAT MARKET 125-11 Merrick Road, St. Albans, N. Y. O. O. SCHNEIDER'S PHARMACY 126-01 Merrick Road, Springfield, N. Y. SCHOELERMANN 'S LUNCHEONETTE 13 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y SOUTH SHORE SHOES Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. ST. JAMES PHARMACY 201 Brower Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TILLIO'S POULTRY FARM 154 Pea Pond Road, Bellmore, N. Y. VITALITY FOODS 691 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WIND'S-OF-BALDWIN 78-80 Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. Y. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents THE CARDINAL 142 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. FRANCIS D. GILLIES, GUILD OPTICIAN 4 South Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. GREG PHARMACY 294 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. iBUSlNESS Two Dollars ALICE LOCKE DRESS SHOPPE 200 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. ARROW GAS 81 SERVICE Rockville Centre, N. Y. ART FLOWER SHOP 40 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ASSOCIATED FOOD MARKET 143 Nassau Boulevard, West Hempstead, N. Y. BALDWIN GIFT SHOP Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. Y. BENKERT'S BAKERY 23 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. BEN TON CUSTOM CLEANERS 25 Hempstead Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. AUGUSTINO CAPONI 8: SONS Rockville Centre, N. Y. CARROLL'S PHARMACY North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. CHARLES CHIN I 130 North Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. THE CONCERT HALL MUSIC CENTER, INC. Rockville Centre, N. Y. KARL DANKER'S CLEANING 17-A South Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. DAVID MANN FURNITURE CO. 39 South Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. DEE JAY RECORDS 234 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. EASTERN CAMERA EXCHANGE 6 Hempstead Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. EDDIE'S SUPER SERVICE 175 Mineola Boulevard, Mineola, N. Y. THE FRIENDLY BUTCHERS 18 Nassau Boulevard, Garden City, N. Y. GILL'S GULF AUTO SERVICE W. Merrick Road and South Ocean Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. GOLDY'S WINE H LIQUOR STORE Rockville Centre, N. Y. GREYSTONE BEAUTY SHOP 536 Lakeview Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HERITAGE HOUSE Rockville Centre, N. Y. 125 PATRONS KOLLNER'S 40 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. KORNER DELICATESSEN Y. North Grand and Linden Avenues, Baldwin, N. Y. LADY ROSE SHOPS 164-15 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, N. Y. LEON'S PHARMACY 23 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. L 8z M HARDWARE 141 Nassau Boulevard, West Hempstead, N. Y. LOUIS' AUTO SERVICE Milburn Avenue and Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. LOUIS EPSTEIN'S PHARMACY 95 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. LOWEFURNITURE, INC. 315 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, N. Y. LYNBROOK STATIONERY STORE Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. McMAHON'S STATIONERY STORE 8 Homan Boulevard, Hempstead, N. Y. MIAMI BEAUTY SALON 126 Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y MIKE'S BARBER SHOP 105 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. MORTER'S CLEANERS Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. MUR-LEE'S MEN'S SHOP 48 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. PARAGON CLEANERS 156 Seventh Street, Garden City, N. Y. PETERS AND STEINKE 37 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. ROBERT'S BEAUTY SHOP Baldwin, N. Y. SUNRISE MERRICK TRADING COMPANY Rockville Centre, N. Y. SYLVIA'S CORSET CENTRE 266 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TIFFORD'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 273A Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TOWNE MODE Rockville Centre, N. Y. Y. BUSINESS PATRONS One Dollar THE APPETIZER BENNETT'S HENRY BROMMER DELICATESSEN BUYER'S OUTLET STORES CAMPISI'S PHARMACY CEIL AND HENRY'S THE CHILDRENS SHOP CREATIVE JEWELRY DANDEE'S BICYCLE STORE DANON FINE SHOES DETCKER ROYAL SCARLET STORES CECIL D. DOALING HAT SHOP EILEEN BEAUTY SHOPPE EMPIRE CLEANERS ESQUIRE CLEANERS THE EXCLUSIVE GIFT SHOPPE FASHION SHOP I GOLDBERG 81 NADLER, INC. STATIONERY G. R. MEAT MARKET GROVE STATIONERY STORE HERITAGE HOUSE HERMAN'S STATIONERY STORE JOHN'S STATIONERY STORE KATTAU'S DELICATESSEN LAKEVIEW PHARMACY LEE'S LIQUOR STORE THE LITTLE ART SHOP LITTLEFIELD-ALGER ELECTRIC CO. THE LITTLE SHOP THE LITTLE SHOP LOUIS 8: SIMONE HAIRSTYLISTS MAC'S HARDWARE MARGO SHOP MAX 8: PHIL STATIONERY LOUIS MAZZA'S MARKET NETELL'S BAKERY NIC NAC NOOK NUSSMAN'S STATIONERY STORE THE PASTRY NOOK PHIL-AMY FLORIST RAEL PHARMACY RITZ-CARLTON THE ROCKETTE LUNCHEONETTE HENRY SCADRON SID'S STATIONERY STORE STERLING'S PHARMACY SWISS AMERICAN WATCH HOSPITAL ERNEST TEWES TONY'S SHOE REPAIRS TRUDE SHOPPE VILLAGE SHOE REPAIR WHITNEY'S MEAT MARKET Senior Students who procured the most patrons. Sitting: Kathleen Byrne, Joan Sullivan, John Cooney, Mary Ann Stuparich, Ellen Gross. Standing: Mary Felten, Marianne Fee, Elinore Phelan, Sheila McCarvi1le, Valerie McMahon. Arachtingi, Jean M. . Bailey, Mary E. . . Balunis, Veronica L. Bartnik, Mary C. . Bauer, Carol M. . . Bishop, Barbara A. . Bonner, Leontine A. . Bracken, Veronica A. Brady, Rosemary A. Brand, Barbara A. . Brooks, Kenneth A. . Byrne, Kathleen M. . Campbell, Jean M. . Carroll, Helen M. . Carter, Charlene M. . Caruso, Therese B. . Cashman, Frances R. Chisholm, Judith M. Chisholm, Roberta P. Colway, Patricia A. . Convery, Anne M. . Cooney, John M. . . Cox, Patricia A. . . Currie, Patricia J. . Dennen, Carol A. . Dessart, Virginia M: Donnelly, Kathleen R. Dougherty, Jeanne M. Dowling, Regina M. Doyle, Mary E. . . Du Bois, Carol L. . Duggan, Margaret M. Eagleston, Alice C. . Fee, Marianne M. . Felten, Mary M. . Gagliano, Marie L. . Gagliastro, Francine M. . Gilmartin, Florence M. . Gilmartin, Paula M. Gioscia, Mary Lou . Gross, Ellen S. . . Guthlein, Mary E. . Hackett, Rita A. . . Haerer, Patricia A. . Hart, Regina A. . . Hayden, Elizabeth M. Hendricks, Barbara A. Hennessy, Eileen B. Hirx, Barbara M. . Jenkins, Patricia M. Kellenberg, Mary E. Kennedy, Jacqueline D. . . Kenny, Mary Louise Kinavy, Ann M. . . Kissel, Marion E. . Klenert, Virginia A. Kollmer, Audrey S. . Kraemer, Patricia M. enior Directory . . 118 Tullamore Rd., Garden City . . . . . 272 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre . . . 137-43 Westgate St., Springfield Gardens . . 26 Munro Blvd., Valley Stream . . . . . 100 E. Carpenter St., Valley Stream . . . 118-35 221 St., Cambria Heights . . . . 66 Milburn Ave., Baldwin . . . . . . 131-58 224th St., Laurelton . . . . . 18 Murdock Rd., East Rockaway . . . . 29 Lehigh St., Williston Park . . . . . S Ruth Pl., Babylon ..... . . . 44 Madison Ave., Rockville Centre . . . . 67 So. Forest Ave., Rockville Centre . . . 333 Wellington Rd., Mineola . . . . . . 53 Alexine Ave., East Rockaway . . . . 115 Grand Ave., East Rockaway . . . . . 123 Cedarhurst Ave., Pt. Lookout . . . . 17 Foxhurst Rd., Rockville Centre . . . . 17 Foxhurst Rd., Rockville Centre . . . . 3 Hawthorne St., Lynbrook . . . . . 165 Debevoise Ave., Roosevelt . . . 42 Maple Ave., Rockville Centre . . . . 45 Lenox Rd., Rockville Centre . . , , 124 Thomas Ave., Baldwin . . . , , 38 Huron Rd., Bellerose .... . , , 130 Oceanview Rd., East Rockaway . , , 4 Maple Grove Ct., Baldwin . . . . , , 105 Denhoff Ave., Freeport . . . , , 77 Brook St., Garden City . . , , 178-O8 Leslie Rd., St. Albans . . , , 86 Gariield Pl., Lynbrook . . . . . . 220-18 137 Rd., Springfield Gardens . . . 365 Wellington Rd., Mineola . . . . , , 114-22 199 St., St. Albans . . . , , 181 Beech St., Valley Stream . . , , 505 Pea Pond Rd., Bellmore . . . . 71 Carman Ave., Lynbrook . . . . . 184 Windsor Ave., Rockville Centre . . , , 184 Windsor Ave., Rockville Centre . . . , 193 Charles St., East Williston . . , , 51 Elgin Rd., Valley Stream . . . . 100 Derby St., Valley Stream . . . . . 37 Purdy Lane, Amityville .... . . . 157 Southard Ave., Rockville Centre . . . 2265 Willow St., Wantagh . . . . . . 29 Amherst Ct., Rockville Centre . . . . 414 Nassau Parkway, Oceanside . . . . 24 Court St., Bellmore . . . . . . 29 Bank St., Valley Stream . . . . 174 Grant Ave., Mineola . f . . . . 66 Jackson Ave., Rockville Centre . . . . 14 Hotchkiss Pl., Freeport . . . . . . 91-41 195th St., Hollis .... . . . 231 Lindberg St., West Hempstead . . . . 137-27 220th St., Springfield Gardens . . . 1074 Maple Ave., South Hempstead . . . . 64 Nassau Blvd., West Hempstead . . . . 187 Smith St., Freeport .... . 127 St. Anne St. Agnes St. Mary Magdalene St. Joseph Holy Name of Mary Sacred Heart St. Christopher St. Mary Magdalene St. Raymond St. Aidan St. Joseph St. Agnes St. Agnes Corpus Christi St. Raymond St. Raymond Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal St. Agnes St. Agnes Our Lady of Peace Queen of the Most Holy Rosary St. Agnes St. Agnes St. Christopher Our Lady of Victory St. Raymond St. Christopher Holy Redeemer St. Joseph St. Catherine of Sienna St. Raymond St. Mary Magdalene Corpus Christi St. Pascal Baylon Holy Name of Mary St. Barnabas St. Raymond St. Agnes St. Agnes St. Aidan Holy Name of Mary Holy Name of Mary St. Martin of Tours St. Agnes St. William the Abbot St. Agnes St. Christopher St. Barnabas St. Boniface Corpus Christi St. Agnes Queen of the Most Holy Rosary St. Pascal Baylon St. Thomas the Apostle St. Mary Magdalene Our Lady of Loretto St. Catherine of Sienna Holy Redeemer Lamm, Betty J. . . Lehecka, Helen A. . . Le Page, Jane E. . . Liddy, Marie A. . . Lorenz, Barbara C. . . Lynch, Mary Anne . . MacAvoy, Geraldine E. Maclean, Maureen U. . McAssey, Pauline F. . McCarville, Sheila A. . McLean, Marguerite S. . McMahon, Valerie A. . McNamara, Barbara A. . . McSweeney, Patricia A. Morelli, Joan A. . . . Mulholland, Mary A. . Mulligan, Maureen M. . Murray, Cathryn E. . . O'Brien, Patricia A. . . O'Connell, Mary M. . O'Dea, June M. . . . O'Kane, Gertrude P. . O'Rourke, Mary E. . . 0'Toole, Mary E. . . 0'Toole, Patricia A. . Panico, Marie J. . . . Parnell, Grail P. . . Perry, Mary Ellen . . Pettit, Jean A. . . . Phelan, Elinore F. . . Purcell, Mary J. . . Rogers, Rose M. . . Rowe, Mary Ann . . Rudtke, Marylyn E. . Rust, Virginia V. . Sapienza, Rose V. . . Satterlee, Merriam M. . Smith, Barbara A. . . Smith, Mary Anne . . Sommer, Kathryn F. . Southwick, Catherine M. . . . . Stanley, Judith M. . . Stapleton, Elizabeth R. . Stuparich, Mary A. . Sullivan, Joan P. . . Sullivan, Margaret M . Sweeney, Elizabeth M. . Thomas, Virginia C. . . Travers, Eugenia M. . Tunny, Mary Jane . . Upton, Lorraine M. . . Vadala, Angela M. . . Veal, Frances J. . . Ward, Sheila M. . . . Washa, Muriel R. . . Waxon, Maureen P. . . Wayrick, Patricia M. . Wetterhahn, Joan M. . Whittaker, Ann M. . . Wilkinson, Marian R. . Wilshusen, Elizabeth M Winkler, Joan M. . . Woods, Mary C. . . . Zullo, Joanne M. . . 74 Cedar Ave., Rockville Centre . . 306 Walter Ave., Mineola ..... 73 E. Beverly Pkwy., Valley Stream . . 115-19 225th St., Cambria Heights . . 134-35 244th St., Rosedale .... 18 Elizabeth Ave., Oceanside . . . 9048 210th St., Queens .Village . . . 228 Belmont Ave., West Hempstead . 306 Frederick Ave., Bellmore .... 155 Delaware Ave., Freeport . . . 133-28 229th St., Laurelton . . 9 Smith St., Rockville Centre . . 42 Munro Blvd., Valley Stream . 34 Wallace St., Freeport . . . 131 Doughty Blvd., Inwood . . . 130 Vernon Ave., Rockville Centre . . 173 Southard Ave., Rockville Centre . 281 Denton Ave., Lynbrook .... 277 Lincoln Ave., Rockville Centre . . 349 Valley Stream Blvd., Valley Stream 106 No. Forest Ave., Rockville Centre . 41 Lincoln Ct., Rockville Centre . . 16 So. Long Beach Rd., Rockville Centre 466 W. Walnut St., Long Beach . . . 7 Davison Pl., Rockville Centre . . . 118-39 201th St., St. Albans . . . 25 Wilson Lane, Rockville Centre . . 20 Nicholas Ave., East Rockaway . . 23 Pierson Ave., Hempstead . . . 79 Chelsea Rd., Garden City . . . 293 N. Long Beach Ave., Freeport . . 113 Fairfield St., Valley Stream . . 133-11 226 St., Laurelton .... 118-32 222th St., Cambria Heights . . 133 Southard Ave., Rockville Centre . 231 Kirkman Ave., Elmont .... 7 Lawrence Ave., Lynbrook . . . 28 Fox Ave., Baldwin .... 3 Highland Blvd., Lynbrook .... 51 Continental Ave., Forest Hills . . 859 Wallace Ave., Baldwin . . . 218 Morris Ave., Malverne . . . 118-11 221th St., Cambria Heights . . 250 Woodcleft Ave., Freeport .... 803 Nostrand Ave., East Hempstead . 128 Smith St., Merrick ..... 19 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre . 186 Evans Ave., Freeport ..... 351 Southside Ave., Freeport .... 180 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead 349 Chambers Ave., East Meadow . . 120-24 233th St., Cambria Heights . . 291 Long Beach Rd., Oceanside . . 45 Irving Pl., Rockville Centre . 2 Briarcliff Dr., Merrick ..... 108 Old Mill Rd., Rockville Centre . . 25 No. Marion Pl., Rockville Centre . 115-34 232th St., Cambria Heights . . 147 Gordon Rd., Valley Stream . . 99 Saddle Lane, Levittown . . 65 No. William St., Baldwin . . . 5 Foxcroft Rd., Rockville Centre . . 75 So. Brookside Ave., Freeport . . 83 Marlboro Ct., Rockville Centre . . 128 St. Agnes Corpus Christi Holy Name of Mary Sacred Heart St. Clare St. Agnes Incarnation St. Thomas the Apostle St. Barnabas Holy Redeemer St. Mary Magdalene St. Agnes Holy Name of Mary Holy Redeemer Our Lady of Good Counsel St. Agnes St. Agnes Our Lady of Peace St. Agnes Holy Name of Mary St. Agnes St. Agnes St. Agnes St. Ignatius Martyr St. Agnes St. Pascal Baylon St. Agnes St. Raymond Our Lady of Loretto St. Joseph Holy Redeemer Holy Name of Mary St. Mary Magdalene Sacred Heart St. Agnes St. Vincent de Paul Our Lady of Peace St. Christopher Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady Queen of Martyrs St. Christopher Our Lady of Lourdes Sacred Heart Holy Redeemer St. Martha Cure of Ars St. Agnes Holy Redeemer Holy Redeemer St. Thomas the Apostle St. Raphael Sacred Heart St. Agnes St. Agnes Cure of Ars St. Agnes St. Agnes Sacred Heart St. Joseph St. Bernard Our Lady of Loretto St. Agnes Holy Redeemer St. Agnes Induced by lagra O I NEW CITY PRINTING COMPANY UNION CITY N 1 Wi de- 94, W Q: Q55 493' ' iff' , aw, 'LF 1 vw! - 1' af fi 6 v .. -. ,,, uw iii Y my 1, if .4 .,, 5 palm WF, ffiwln 'QW .N ' - ,,a ' vaf,,m , ,W r ,iw .-M' .ff will I .f ,PF . .w f' 2,67 M' ' , ,M K., , . 2 Lg 2 Q'-, - N 1' 1