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

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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

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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.

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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