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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,
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'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.
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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.
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