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

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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

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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.

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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' '