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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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In all things taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye may be able to extinguish all the fiery clarts of the wicked one, and take the helmet of salva- tion, and the sworcl of the spirit, which is the worcl of Gael: -I EPHES. VI, IO-17. s....,,.,,. X . V.. ,.,,,,,, H E 1 .pdl l, W.. JU E and 1 , ,,,,, J ,I I Lqx i ,1 di 1 X ef-'fi i'i J.. ,..,-v-590117 fAN u W Xi X xii x E., NM , ,f' - ,.- r Yfrp wt' If, YI? ff !,f ,df J,' ' ,J ,Q Y Av Mx 'N ' N S xg s 3 X' gigs Q 'Q is f f 44,4 l W F P' , 9 f' 1 ,I f' 4 Tn , f , ,few ,- ,. ,If !,,- i X, I .1 A' f' J ,A rw, y M 'JI J' If f , f ,J , Af in My faq 4 ,iff .1 ii, A 4 1' dv I www 1 , f' ,, X ,W K ,Q 51 M sw 'N - , .W , '154w?'tif ' f -fx ,f g ' w ,, , Q mr nNMx'gy- ia R W. ,,,.,, K . , F ..-, X w wr, kgggmi Fir? H. . , Q-P' va . X x 1 sag xW'x ,g, 1 :gum QQKK H24 M w,P an -4. I F , ,F if R- , t 4 .4 its x K x K ' K , 1 K wr 3 g K 'U :ix h - ful Q- I ' . 5 f?f A at W- ' U' ' - A v hf Q 'f . YQ v gf: A-X 'ma .W,fQ,,yx, ,.. v - V, mx ' si ' X' f- Ju, A, f ww vu QW ,Q 'L f if l L 9,5351 .ffl X ' s M 1 1 s 1 up 11 xx X x, A X 'W' 7 1 , ,V 5 - qguug r A 244615 U6 Wg Quay! IUZEIITIIUID To you, Pope Pius XII, and to you, Monsignor Peter Quealy, we dedicate the 1955 Lamb. As our Great White Knight We find encouragement in your endeavors for peace in the world, peace in the nation, peace in the family and peace in oneself. Your motto, The work of 'justice is Peace, will ever inspire us, for in these difficult times we look to you for help and guidance. We also dedicate our yearbook to you Monsignor Peter Quealy, our Knight in Red, for a very special reason. The culmination of fifty years of faithful service to St. Agnes, in which thirty years were spent as Monsignor, cannot easily be forgotten. You have established the grammar school and high school to teach youth the fundamental principles of Catholicity. You have built St Agnes into one of the finest parishes, on Long Island and your service to your parishoners cannot be measured by mere words. ...bile 1714! Wezfexlefzal am QWQ Q4 . g rj, JQKQJ' Nl Y 0 v' Q? N' Qt if 1. .Q sp 'D' 5. 1' W , easy? Q Q' iw il if QA H' 1'9 ffl? -X Y A Offaly! Waxman! Qgzamas 5 Offaly gn. gp., ef Je. ARCHBISIIOP - BISHOP OF BROOKLYN F , QQ :,. The Salvation of the soul is the Supreme 'A 't Law, Archbishop Molloyis motto, has motivated him to undertake and carry out great things for I Cod and for man. The increase in the number of parish churches schools and charitable in- stitutions has marked his years of service in this the largest diocese of the world. His leader- ship has been a living force in our quest for 3 Iliai' - 'WI happiness- I s Lmmmanwsumuin ptr 'Nina Iwi w,w.W i, X N l'Vi'ibNx , lilwwMl3itliki Wi . X M M ,,X,,,,3, Qffasf ZUZXMIIZZX Waymamf zqfkaflfzey gf J LSD., jf 6 SD. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN i Li IJ. I have esteemed highly Your Law, carries out Bishop Kearney's theme through life as he is ever ready to do his King's bidding. He has been an inspiration to youth-the pages, squires and equestrians-to become the future knights of tomorrow in the cause of God and country. He teaches us to uphold Divine Law and in this way gain happiness in this world and the next. Qffasf Wevmefzzfjtvlfz Eddljmdh SD 9 AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN That I may be strong enough to serve You, stands as a shield of courage to those who appeal to Bishop Boardman for aid. IIis efforts in the missionary field have given renewed zeal to priests, brothers, an'd sisters in their struggle to bring Christ to countless men and women, and have encouraged the laity to pursue the ' paths of justice and charity towards their fellow men. 8 , UQ , tfkl fx Ep QL, . ,I ,RJ ii? 1 H tsfigr is X ' - -: eg S is Our Parish Priests, Father Shecran, Father Williams and Father O'Farrell, have done inueh to increase our devotion to Christ and His Blessed Mother. As assistants to our Knight in Red, the Right Reverend Monsignor Peter Queuly, they uphold the code of knighthood as u shield of faith and courage. Live pure, speak true, right wrong and follow the King , are but a few of the ideals which they personify for us. giamdg 45 exam, ASSISTANT PASTOR zf Qfbbffzzef Ukgkmef C U RATE ev. .:92:zf1c1.? . CZl4M2zms CURATE 9 Qffeffiefl Eeflnaahw fb Ufazmksz . Mother has been an inspiration to all in her six years as principal of St. Agnes. By her example she has motivated many to know, love, and serve God better. Her admonitions to put our shoulders to the wheel have taught us. the merit and value of hard work, be it study or play. As we leave St. Agnes we know that we shall always remember her for her guidance and encourage- ment. 10 SISTER CHARLES MIRIAM, O.P. Religion, English, Citizenship Eflueotion SISTER M. CHRISTOPIIINE, O.P. Religion, Music, Mathematics SISTER M. FRANCES de CHANTAL, O.P Religion, Typewriting SISTER M. FRANCIS LORETTA, O.P. Mathematics SISTER M. CERTRUDE DOLORES, O.P. Religion, Latin SISTER LEONARD IXIARIE, OP. English SISTER M. MARGUERITE, O.P. Religion, Citizenship lilly!-ll'fIfi0ll SISTER MARIA IOSE, O.P, Religion, Modern Language SISTER MARIE ALRERTINA, O.P. Religion, Morlern Longzmge SISTER MARIE CECILE, O.P. Music, Art SISTER MARLENE, O.P. Religion, English, Latin, Morlern Language SISTER MARY AMELIA, 0.13. Religion, Science SISTER MARY MERCY, O.P. English, Science SISTER MARY RICHARD, O.P. Religion, English SISTER MIRIAM LEONE, OP. Religion, Citizenship Education SISTER MIRIAM VIRGINIA, O.P. Religion, Latin SISTER MONICA MARIE, OP. Science SISTER M. ROSAIRE, OP. Lihrfzrion, School Publications SISTER M. TERESITA, O.P. Religion, Mathernrztics MISS MARY ELLEN LOONAM Health, Home Education, Physical Ecluention Girls' Athletic C ouch MRS. ELIZABETH STECMAN School Nurse MISS ANNE G. TAYLOR Secretary MR. RAYMOND II. COLEMAN Citizenship!Eflueation, Boys, Athletic Coach MR. JAMES M. LENNON Head of Pl1tl.S'iClIl Ezlucrltion nncl Boys, Athletic Departments MR. XVILLIAM A. SMYTII Citizenship Erlucotion, English, Boys' Athletic Coach M Qwxf The Holy Grail, the Chalice used by Christ at the Last Supper, contains a special significance for today's youth. For him it represents his particular goal and quest in life, the years ahead of him. More important, it symbolizes the ultimate goal of every young Catho- lic man and woman, that of eternal salvation. For these reasons we have chosen the Grail as the theme of the 1955 Lamb. In having the Grail as the theme, we will adopt also the atmosphere of the time during which the Grail was searched for, the century of knights and ladies. YVe are eventually building up to the Grail of every high school student, graduation. In our quest forathe Grail, we turn to our Blessed Lady, the Mediatrix between us and her Divine Son, for aid. YVe don the armor of Christian faith to protect ourselves against our enemies: the world, the flesh, and the devil. lVe aim to wield the sword of truth against them in order that we may some day don the helmet of eternal salvation. Through prayer and sac- rifice we hope that we may bear the banner of our Faith in order that we may better know, love and serve Christ, our King. iffzfylfs anfdfaakx af Xie Qzzesf 1 Q ei. , Christina Josephine Bila 402 Carlisle Court Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Lamb 4, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Science Club 14 Junior Dance Committee 3, Blue and Gold Meet Co-captain, Intramural Basketball 4. Chris is delightful, refreshing and always good company. Therese Josephine Bila 402 Carlisle Court Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Cliss Treasurer 1, Lamb 4, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, Junior Dance Committee 35 Intramural Basketball 4. Tc-rry's sweet disposition and talent for art will forever hold a place in our memory. 14 Katherine Lucille Bittel 235-11 131 Avenue Rosedale, N. Y. St. Clare Parish Service League 8, 4, Red Cross Repre sentative 2, 3, 49 Science Club 3, 4. Her honesty and sincerity are ad mired by all. Patricia Ann Danemeyer 121 Raymond Street Rockville Centre, N. Y St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 4, Glee and Dra matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Blond-haired Pat's sincere good will shines through her laughing eyes I L.. QAIUQI' Q iQ sv-9'.'41-04? U' 'Hu ' ,Q M-,Qt v ,..r :' A, I . f -350 ,,.. .tlg xw -S- A -'-V' ,n,!?'n,, ',- -5 ,si W, , if ' A- fra? 'lv' f'A , My Z, . .E E Af-ft' - ,if , ff' qnf' ' -rl Janet Loretta Ficke 449 West Hudson Long Beach, N. Y. St. Ignatius Martyr Parish Legion of Mary 3, Class Treasurer 8, 45 Service League 3, 4, Band- lg Maga- zine Drive Captain 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee 35 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4. Ian, our basketball star, possesses a genuine spirit of leadership and fun. Marie Dale Fitzgerald 12 Wright Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3. Dale, famous for her blushes, cannot easily be forgotten in the hearts of her classmates. Arline Mary Glennon 93-26 201 Street Hollis, N. Y. Incarnation Parish Service League 8, 4, Science Club 1. Her vivaciousness and captivating Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, S, 3, Beatrice Elizabeth Fisher charm .enlivens anyone with whom she 90-37 211 Street Bellaire, N. Y. Incarnation Parish Class President lg Red Cross Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Intramural Basketball 4. Her keen wit and lighthearted spirit will make her unforgettable to all. COITICS In C0lltBCf. 15 Gloria Sue George 52 Miriam Street Valley Stream, N. Y. Holy Name of Marg Parish Service League 4, Agnesian Rock 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Gloria is aglow with life and impish tendencies. Patricia Lauretia Grady 25 Comher Street Valley Stream, N. Y. Blessed Sacrament Parish School Sodality 1, 2g Service League 3, 45 Lihrary Assistant 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Sincerity and checrfulness make this lover of fresh air and music a pleasant companion. R '---wb-em t'-eu-nm 4 ww. W... .MJ ww. J ,uf ffl, 'W' 'N-wax -dhiieg-,emi bw. I W 'v KVM' X. .,,,, A k jf W5 . A WN . . A ,stu-..-. 4' ia- ...L Q jf WL 'I ' ' if' 4. 6,1 - 4'-:mm 1 as --rt:i?fi13fs.E'5ta:i.Wi3l?1:f.an-3x.?e71i-rim: fIsfsm.a?t.sv .dz --um Marie Regina Gretsch 280 Brower Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League S, 4g Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4. A twinkle in her blue eyes and a teasing smile describes her to perfection. Claire Anne Hsu 71-01 Little Neck Parkway North Floral Park, N. Y. Our Lady of The Snow Parish Legion of Mary 35 Class President 23 Service League 3, 4g French Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. She is our international travalog, always on the go. Monica Elizabeth Kirk 69 Scranton Avenue Lynbrook, N. Y. Holy Name of Mary Parish School Sodality 1, 25 Service League 3, 4g Science Club 15 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Characterized by poise and beauty, she is never without a smile. Q ff Judith Maria Kleinschnitz 79 Raft Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. Our Lady of Victory Parish Class Vice-President 3, 45 French Club 2, Iudy's voice and charming disposition. 1 6 lg Service League 34 Science Club I. smile add to her Eileen Anne Koehler 249 Newbridge Road Levittown, N. Y. Holy Family Parish Leo Honor 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Service League 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. She has what it takes to be a success in later life. K Ann Marie LePage 73 East Beverly Parkway Valley Stream, N. Y. Holy Name of Mary Parish gchgtool Sodality 1, 2, Service League Ann is ever -ready to assist at all times. Suzanne Marie Loar 9 Rose Boulevard Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Legion of Mary 8, Service League 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee 3. Sue's soft-spoken, amiable ways make her a true friend to all. is ei? WNFR F if 49' we L S'5'7 ff M , 13 4. N...-1' X Beverly Ann North 199 Denton Place Roosevelt, L. I. Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Parish Class President 3, 43 Service League 2, 3, 49 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club Natural charm, mingled with a touch of sophistication and poise, lends en- chantment to our Bev. 17 Mary Jane Phylis Lynch 320 Cochran Place Valley Stream, N. Y, HolyVName of Diary Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Glee and Dra- matic Club 2, Band lg Magazine Drive Captain 3, 4, Blue and Cold Meet Co- captaing Varsity Basketball 3, lntra- mural Basketball 4, Varsity Cheerlead- ing Captain 4. Mary jane's Irish blue eyes reflect her cheerful personality and fun-loving ways. L73 2 ll Rita Marie O'Rourke 31 Clover Place Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Legion of Mary 45 Service League 25 3, 45 Library Assistant 35 Red Cross Repre- sentative 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. Frolicsome Rita's lilting laughter can be heard in every classroom. Anna Marie Selva 219-22 138 Road Springfield Gardens, N. Y. St. Mary Magdalene Parish Service League 3, 4. Daintiness and graeefullness m this little miss. ake Ellen Katherine Schmitt 172 Foster Avenue Sayville, L. I. St. Lawrence Parish Service League 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. Loveliness, sweetness, and a slight bit of mischief depict our Ellen. Cx hh , , , ,B . . 5 in we . 18 Carol Margaret Seidler 104 Broadway Valley Stream, N. Y. Holy Name of Mary Parish Legion of Mary 85 Service League 2, 3, 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 25 Band 1, 25 French Club 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Buhbling with laughter and captivat- ing charm, she brings friendship wher- ever it is needed. Marilyn Agnes Stack 70 Princeton Street Williston Park, N. Y. St. Aidan's Parish Legion of Mary 3, Class Vice-President 15 Service League 2, 3, 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 15 Library Assistant 35 French Club 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleading 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. A tiny package of everything best, makes Marilyn a pleasure to know. i W., .. m....... .. R Marjorie Ieanne Streeben 21 South Forest Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Library Assistant 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,. A melmlious voice, sweet personality and gracious manner characterize our Margie. Wt Barbara Claire Suessmann 112-45-197 Street St. Albans 12, N. Y. St. Pascal Parish Leo Honor 3, 45 Class Vice-President 3, 4, Service League 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Twinkle-Toes gaiety and humor lightens any dull moment. ,f .5j1.5,.:t4:,g, l..sA X ,V X J .Xa . R l x ix 'Barbara Genevieve Worthe 5 Georgia Street Valley Stream, N. Y. St. Boniface Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Science Club 15 Intramural Basketball 4. Bohhiifs wit and helpful hand will always be her key to friendship. january: Eileen Koehler, Claire Hsu, June: Mary Iane Callahan, Monica Murphy, Anne Louise Lark Mary Jane Lynch and Carol Scidler. Joan Hinch, Dolores Fyme, Patricia Bockelman, Margaret Tanck, Mary Hieber, and Virginia Rooney. Seniors have won the honor of receiving knights and ladies of St. Agnes have cap- scholarships to various colleges and secre- tured honors for their school and for them- tarial schools. Several others, including selves by achieving awards in the field of boys, are awaiting the good news. Thus the scholastic endeavor. 19 - , 'ww .gn-3. WY?F'W-TE?,71'lL455321f'1'fT'fi?: S5'1Y?iv 4 ' - ,,,1V:,,..g.f-.2147-fz,,,m as ,un-Q 3,5 ' 'gl 13 : ' 5, 91' - ' 251, ,,.g . - . lf . .. 3 i'?5fV,y'3f'f ' f 1 .2 airrww ww 5 HRM 1 .1 '.',, i Qg ..ge-,wg-QA , ,J. zf- .fK '- NF, .- 'jx-,,g:1.- X P+ 3' 'f ' w 555' V ,,,w+f!v-'MQ' ' gsfsgfw.?'f-iflwi . . -, ' . V V I? ' , . . if v-.vwglgg V W,,f,,f,. . Q' 1 37-, .m..r+- . , -'Z 3? 'rm Barbara Lee lane Benedik 108 Pine Street Valerie Deane Baker 377 Jerusalem Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. Qur Lady of Larretto Parish School Sodality l, 24 Class President lg Dramatic Club 3, Photography Club 2. Always alert and with a friendly smile for all, Valerie is sure of success. Grace Marie Bartnett 382 Lakeview Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Library Assist- ant 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. Gay's wit and charm will always brighten any gathering. Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 4, Secretarial Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 4. Barabara is delightful, fun-loving and unpredictable. 20 Patricia Ruth Blatz 68 Harvard Avenue Lynbrook, N. Y. Our Lady of Peace Parish gchfol Sodality 25 Agnesian Rock 2, Pat is a true friend and is always there when you need her. c A tees X5 xX A fi,-jf K 52' ei? t L X E Patricia Ann Bockelman 2614 Magnolia Road North Bellmore, N.Y. St. Barnabas Parish School Sodality 1, 2, Class Treasurer 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Sweet as Sugar -that's our Pat. S S Katheleen Theresa Brady 296 Grand Avenue Freeport, N. Y. Our Holy Redeemer Parish Attendance Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Service League 3, 4, Speech Club 2, junior Dance Committee 3, Blue and Gold Meet Captain 4. Kay is noted for her zest for life and fun. ,Q ,s 3.56, 73 P' I, Carole Elizabeth Brennan 166 West Seaman Avenue Freeport, N. Y. Our Holy Redeemer Parish Glee Club 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Iunior Dance Committee 3. Carole is adorned with beauty's grace. 21 jane Frances Bolton 8 Phipps Avenue East Rockaway, N. Y. St, Raymond Parish Class President 3, Service League 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Debate Club 1. Iam-'s cheerful greeting has and will bring her many friends. Katherine Margaret Brennan 82 Yale Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Secretary 2, Service League 2, 3, 4, Agnesian Rock 2, Library Assist- ant 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 45, French Club 2, 8, Science Club Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Kay has a bit of Erin in her smile. Virginia jane Buckley 1 Iefferson Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Agnesian Rock 1, 2, 8, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 1, French Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Cinny's ready wit keeps the spirit of the class alive. Irene Frances Byrne 44 Madison Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Library Assist- ant 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Her warmth and good will make her a welcome addition to our class. 22 W 'f W kv- in ,J a? .Iv W my Mfwi A 9 +9 YQ-'M-nl' x 42 xr-1 ww , . 'm..,gpr- CV Margaret Mary Byrne 4 The Fenway Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Class Treasurer 4, Service League 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 4. Peggy's merry eyes bespeak her aimiable disposition. William Thomas Callahan 68 Tanglewood Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, Speech Club 1, 25 Library Assistant 1, 2, S, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, S, Football 1, 3. Bill is honest, sincere and always thoughtful of others. Mary Jane Callahan 22 Parkview Place Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Debate Club lg Agnesian Rock 1, Intramural Basket- ball 2, S, 4. Her sparkling blue eyes reveal her lighthearted spirit. 1 - X 5 . g it s - R 'Stay sfikg Yi Q Q Wk was 'Www 'fc ,A ,wr .- ,,,,..... ,, .Y I . .. .,,.f .l e' sa ' i - 3,f.,e,1f .32-4 f' F' Wir L e.. -4 1 -'-l..3s9,' M-if-,,.5 '.,, l'.,1..' . if C' 'i+-a-f 'af 'w+.af W Vybsa., . ., W 'v-- ..- B B -' ... 1 - na... -F-S1 T . .f I . C 'Li'5'TwHS?'a6s1,p,ls.f:'1 4 . -. -s- ,af f -- are lx J ,siv ,i fa . 1 N v. f ' - . ' .1 px, EQ 5':lf'b' ,- A i X -' l ,.f ' 5 iam., . ,,.,- . SQ H .112 4 a .r,......,.. .f -'ASA . ' T ,t Q., ,t Carol Ann Campbell 317 Windsor Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class President 15 Service League 4. Carol is as sweet as she is lovely. Alice Joan Connell 84 Dobson Avenue Merrick, N. Y. Cure of Ars Parish School Sodality 1, 25 Class Secretary 4 Service League 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3 Basketball 1. Her quiet grace and charm have en deared her to all. Ioyce Elizabeth Collins 17 Kathryn Street Lynbrook, N. Y. St. Raymond Parish greilch Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, , . b Joyce is small, sweet and cute as a utton. Speech Club 35 Debate Club 1, 2, 2, Rudolph Anthony Cellana 96 Bolton Street Lindenhurst, N. Y. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Glee and Dramatic Club 25 Red Cross Representative 45 Mathematics Club 3, Science Club S, Radio Club 4, Photo- graphy Club 3, Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Football l, Q, 3. Rudy is always eager, ready and will- ing to promote fun and good fellowship. Regina Claire Cooke 145 Brower Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Library Assistant 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Regina is always ready and willing to offer her assistance. Elinor Cale Corcoron 1142 West Park Street East Atlantic Beach, N. Y. St. Ignatius Martyr Parish Service League 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 French Club 3. Her gay and sparkling eyes attract her to everyone. HK if vm-,A.m..,... V L 'S ' . iw' A ' M .,'..i ' G 'ff' , 'Q -19 ' W Q. , aft 'M v.,,u A Mary Elizabeth Cox 56 Driving Park Avenue Lynbr0Ok, N. Y. Our Lady of Peace Parish Library Assistant 3, 4g Spanish Club 4g gciince Club 4, Intramural Basketball Mary is noted for her wit and cheer- ful disposition. Thomas Fanning Coyle 441 Hempstead Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 45 Clee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 25 Basketball 1. Behind a mask of reticence, lies much humor. Mary Celine Crotty 15 Roosevelt Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish .. ..r rw-. N if --ya. , . Service League 1, 2, 3. 44 Glee and Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 4. Her quick wit and happy disposition make her welcome everywhere. Anne Marie Crowley 144 Baisley Avenue East Rockaway, N. Y. St. Raymonds Parish Speech Club 25 Debate Club 1, 2g Magazine Drive Captain 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, S, Cheerleader 4, Blue and Gold Meet Captain 4. Her qualities of leadership will carry her far. 24 Kathleen Ann Currie 124 Thomas Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christophers Parish Service League 2, 3, 45 Glee and Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3g Red Cross Representative 1, 2, French Club 4. Kathy's cheerful conversations enliven many discussions. Isabel Barbara De Ibero 94 Harvard Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Barbara's primary purpose is to please one and all. Denyse Ann Desmond 124 Shellbank Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Leo Honor 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Band lg French Club 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Denny is a quiet, unassuming and true friend. Margaret Mary Donnelly 961 Uniondale Avenue Uniondale, N. Y. St. Martha's Parish School Sodality 1, 2g Service League 2, 3, Z5 Latin Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, . Her Irish wit is revealed by her red hair and cheerful disposition. 25 5. I. I of ff r - Q , 1. Q fi Q' 'ff N fn V 1K .w.!x - MM Kxii, A ,, .,,,,..e. 2 7-5 Grace Marie Dickson 16 Roosevelt Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 2. Her quiet sincerity and warm per- sonality make Grace a pleasure to know. S Alice Ioan Donofreo 24 North Oceanside Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Intramural Basketball 2. The mischief in her eyes offsets her demure appearance. Kathleen Agnes Fenley S9 Hoke Avenue Oceanside, N. Y. St. Anthony Parish Class President 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, Photography Club 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Good will and friendliness are only two of Kathy's fine attributes. Carol Ann Donohue 131 Iames Street Franklin Square, N. Y. St, Thomas Apostle Parish School Sodality 1, 2, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Class President 25 Service League E, 2, 4, Latin Club 3, 45 Spanish Club Her leadership, character and wit have added much to the class. 4' F Qfwfl' li Y, is in my 5' sf ' 8.0 f 15122, ,if 26 ,fr Paul Michael Farkas 194 Brower Avenue Oceanside, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Football Ig Intramural Baseball 3, 4. Beneath his shyness Paul is a true friend. Paul john Ferri 22 Rodney Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Vice-President 2g C-lee and Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, Mathematics Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 2, 3. Godspeed on many more enjoyable and memorable trips is wished to our class traveler. Dolores Ann Flood 76 Thomas Avenue Robert Morris Fleming 9 Coventry Road Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Class President 2, Class Vice-President gg 4Intramural Basketball 33 Baseball His engaging personality has made Bob many friends. Jeanne Marie Gavin 56 Motley Street Malverne, N. Y. Our Lady of Lourdes Parish School Sodality 1, 2g Class President lg Service League 2, 8, 45 Glee and Dra- matic Club l, 2, 33 Library Assistant 3, 4g Magazine Drive Captain 2, Span- ish Club 3. Jeanne is a combination of sunshine, friendliness and gracious charm. Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Service League 4, Glce and Dramatic Club 2, 8, 4g French Club 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1. Dolores has a kind word for every- one she knows. ... 0,00 W-, hi .9 ..- . J, V, ,.. .. f,,,.--A' A' X.,-s,-- 'V . 7 ,. ,,v' ' 'A' ' ,.-- R ' ' N' .-A ' .. Mt...-A ' , 1- 'lx 'Z t f' g 4 , . K .gl ,.4,-,. Op Q ww ' -O'. Wv ,, X , ,w -'1' g .fa I ff ' .- ' M,.,.-- v 4' . , 1 ff ,. -rB .Y X 4,0 D v ,f 27 Dolores Catherine Fyme 29 Grant Avenue East Rockaway, N. Y. St. Raymond Parish Service League 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lamb 4. Bunny's quiet manner and winning smile endear her to all. Kathryn Elizabeth Gearin 28 Ashland Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Lamb 43 Debate Club lg Band Sq Latin Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. Refined and well-mannered, Kathy is also known for her loyalty and sincerity. R l is Carol Ann Gilbert 181 Muirfleld Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St, Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Glee and Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. Carol's contagious laughter and charm prove that good things come in small packages. Dorothy Ann Herman 86 Seaman Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Treasurer 35 Service League 2, 33 Glee and Dramatic Club 2, 3, Library Assistant 3, 4. Her disarming smile and pleasing per- ionality endear Dot to all who know er. X L 1 sw+29,:ea . - +'wgi.:a4:etnae:s::s:i fr 115:13-2,1112 4 ' '- 'aaiarwv'v.v jr 1 - Vxvf ., ,,. , A, .,.. ,A ... ' - ' Dish if-i'?!? ., ' 1 . ' '1 fi 5I'4'J' I . . . vii l: v.'?'f,Y3Z:5't1. N jlihzi, . ' 11 1 . f'H-fi .fvaiiiilw 'E'-' K' U , if If - -.,, at J, ' t ,iw 'x L6 'Q 13' . t K4 , K fr x X wfrasf-1,519 q 1 7L11'rra,f?s,:f '-' Y .- -.1 ,I Y, I x lg: it Lx ' , 1 . , mfg., , swf gigs, -fri?-- gf is Ak who .Hari-,.xg1g.cg.g1 ,v . v ,5 wr ' ,al WI' 13, -'Q' y 03 f' '1 r 'aff' X A' tw 'W 'B , xt L ,,,, Ji 'if 1 f v 'H Q ' 4 fx f . . if I. 1 x 'a ' Tu O 1 '59 t t . ,, I 1 JL A in . 1,- A f fl 4 s Mary Louise Hleber 29 Baiseley Avenue East Rockaway, N. Y. St. Raymond Parish Legion of Mary 45 Service League 4, Glee and Dramatic Club 2, 3g Red Cross Representative 1, 25 French Club 2g Mathematic Club 35 Science Club 35 Intramural Basketball 3. Her seriousness has proved a stabil izing effect on the senior class. 28 n Q3 Edward Francis Held 20 Ralph Avenue Oceanside, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Class Vice-President 3, Magazine Drive Captain 43 Spanish Club 4, Mathematics Club 3, 4, Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 3. His amusing antics and pleasant dis- position have made him a welcome ad- dition to our class. is H. Ioan Marie Hinch 14 Hanson Place Freeport, N. Y. Holy Redeemer Parish Class Secretary 3, Service League 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 45 Secretarial Club 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ioan's pleasant disposition and quiet ways endear her to all. be-V :N 1. ..- -fri- . X ssffwsisihf' f - 2 - ,X,sf,5.,f,.,-1.5 .sss....s. ' . x,d,f KO-cp.- Q Q . .cv ,l 3.3. Q 1 Q.: 1 Ax-Xing. w - A 1 Y, A. Carole Ann Hoppe 18 Tennyson Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christoph er's Parish Leo Honor 2, 3, 4, Service League 2, 3, 4, Glee and Dramatic Club lg Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2. Her friendliness and willingness to help others, make Carole a true friend. Robert Allen Keller 44 North Kensington Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Mathematics Club 3, 4, Basket- gali 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Football 2, Bob has performed admirably in sports, dramatics and scholastic activities. Joan Monica Kiersnowski 68-11 Burns Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish Service League 49 Glee and Dramatic Slug gg Secretarial Club lg Photography u . We were happy to welcome this friendly miss to our class this year. 29 Beatrice Loretta Joyce 97 South Park Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Carefree and gay-that's Bea our varsity cheerleader. Annaliese Marie Kunkel 27 Arthur Place Oceanside, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4. Beneath her shy exterior lies the ability to attract many friends. Sarah jane La Bome 67 Harvard Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Legion of Mary 35 Service League 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 35 Cheerleader 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Blue and Gold Meet Co-Captain 4. Sarah never ceases to make others smile. wil' Geraldine Ann Lane 51 Hamilton Road Hempstead, L. I. Our Lady of Loretto Parish Maureen Colette Lahiff 50 Loft Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Service League 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 1 2, 55 Debate Club 45 Magazine Drive Captain 35 Latin Club 25 Science Club 25 Photography Club 35 Intramural Basketball 1. Poise and sincerity shine forth in her every action. 30 Legion of Mary 35 Class Secretary 15 Service League 2, 3, 45 Library Assist- ant 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 2, 3,1451French Club 45 Intramural Basket- ba . It is a pleaseure to know lively jerry. Mary Ann Lehecka 306 Walter Avenue Mineola, N. Y. Corpus Christi Parish Legion of Mary 35 Service League 3, 45 Magazine Drive Captain 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 3, 4. Sweet and unassuming, Mary is a friend- to all. 2. 45 Anne Louise Lark 149 Merrick Avenue East Meadow, N. Y. St. Ladislaus Parish Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. She is the essence of school spirit and thoughtfulness. El2QQiaGs:iaK2332?iM5ieei2?!?Qfi2t?21'filshiiiiifieuiffF1a?55,e5a4E5',i:4i4gWil5Nsv1iSNib!5ii43 ' 'K Ellen Francis Lenihan 53 Schuyler Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 45 Secretary Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 8. 4. Her charming smile and witty re- marks enliven many a dull moment. . i L. L 5 1 his John Fenwick MacDonald 34 Vincent Street Rockville Centre, N. Y. ,ooo 'NMNN , - .'l. C- ka V. .. h, 1 . St Agnes Parish ,! ' U ' f- ' Service League 3, 4, Glee and Dra-, ' f,f-'- ' ffy M..--. 0 , matic Club 1, Spanish Club 3, 45 junior lv, J- ' I1 ff Q, Dance Committee 3, Baseball 1. . 'v:,.-c 'M y . . 5. Fenwick is known for his never ,, -'Mr 'Vx '1 failing humor. . -' J,, - . , fjxw- M,-1 J' ff' ,W-f ' ' A V' V. f Z' 1 Af' . X A-fs .1 -YB f fan' . Marilyn Jeanne Logan 475 Hempstead Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Treasurer 1, 3' Service League 3, 4, Magazine Drive Captain 1, 3, Intra- mural Basketball Sg Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .A gem in our treasure chest of mem- ories, Mar1lyn's shy sweetness has won our hearts. Diane Marie Mainardy 70 South Park Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Vice-President lg Glee and Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 4g Lamb 4. Her magnetic personality attracts everyone. Martha Elizabeth Maier 132 Voorhis Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Glee and Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Repre- sentative lg Science Club 2. Martha's quiet sweetness is surpassed only by her genuine thoughtfulness of others. li 31 iv'M,,,1I P' M' 'K William Collins Marrin 12 South Kensington Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St, Agnes Parish Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent 15 Glce and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Mathematics Club 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Photo- graphy Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. Bill's scholastic ability and sympa- thetic understanding assure him of re- membrance. l '..!! N w-bg....ni9-uM....., . 'I Wwwwsw-f in YJ14 Hvf.fex,f..., 'K ' Milam ' , ' . . ... 'TM ' - wF 1si:.'- 1:1 A .Y ' 0 Q ,, gth X , r K Robert Frank Maxant 44 Stowe Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Service League 45 Football 3, 4. Bob's a conspicuous example of good, honest Agnesian spirit. Elizabeth Anne McCormack 366 Brower Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Secretary 2, 45 Red' Cross Representa- tive 2. Betty possesses a warm sense of humor. John Joseph McElroy 15 Crocker Street Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Vice-President 3, President 4, Service League 44 Glee and Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Agnesian Rock 23 Spanish Club 3, Mathematics 3, 43 Photography Club 2, 8, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. Iohn's all round ability and dynamic personality are outstanding. 39 .4nllll 't 'lr Rosemary Katherine Miller 170-52 118 Road Jamaica, N. Y. St. Catherine of Siena Parish Legion of Mary 3, 4, Service League 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, 4. Roe is sweet, sincere and always willing to lend a helping hand. 32 Salvatore Vincent Mugavero 493 Rose Lane Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class President 25 Service League 3, 4, Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, Speech Club 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 4g Spanish Club 33 Intra- mural Football 1, 2, 4. Sal's friendliness is surpassed only by his eloquence of speech. ...serif 1 . Marianne Frances Muller 10 York Place Merrick, N. Y. Cure of Ars Parish School Sodality 1, 25 Service League 2, 3, 45 Clee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Speech Club lg French Club 4. Only one word describes Marianne versatility. Rosemary Monica Murphy 66 Motley Street Malverne, N. Y. Our Lady of Lourdes Parish School Sodality 1, 29 Service League 4, Latin Club 25 French Club 3, 4. Friendliness, smiles and intelligence mark our Mon1ca. K 1- A - g' 2Ql- V'-mil., i i 5732 ' 5 are ig , 1 X X s s Mary jane O'Brien 43 Henry Street Valley Stream, N. Y. St. Boniface Parish Class Secretary 23' Service League 43 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Her apparent shyness does not lessen her ability on the basketball court. 33 ,X I Fl? F3 ,- r fi Fr .N L, A rr f' Ol elf bit 1 YN lrlmundl sl Marie Adeline O'Brien 18 Hollywood Court Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Marie is always ready with a shy smile and an eager May I help? 2 Sis. Judith Anne Patane 9 Hewlett Point Avenue East Rockaway, N. Y. St. Raymond Parish Legion of Mary 1, 2, 45 Library Assist- ant 4. Iudy is quiet, but never fails to see the humor in a situation. Eileen Patricia Quinn 100 Stratford Road West Hempstead, N. Y. St. Thomas the Apostle Parish School Sodality 1, 25 Legion of Mary 3, 49 Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Her sunny disposition enables Eileen to see the brighter side of everything. Judith Ann Pillman 238 North Forest Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Secretary 15 Service League 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 15 Library Assistant 45 Red Cross Representative 2, French Club 4. An air of poise and charm com- prises Iudy's sincere personality. fi 'gn my ,Z .M l ,N Bm-M 1 1, ' L,-...w..., -..,-gm J Vi-uk ..-M-4. wfwv-ws -. .. by 7 .Julia--Aw p . lm.. L -5,,,..: H 34 X Alice Rose Pisciotto 59 Marlboro Court Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Speech Club lg Softball Intramural 35 Blue and Gold Team Co-Captain 4. Alice is an unpredictable combina- tion of wit and contagious laughter. Agnes Marie Reardon 2 Colonial Place Oceanside, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Glee and Dramatic Club 15 Library Assistant 45 Band 1. Her shy smile and sweetness .hold a cherished place in our memories. Margaret Mary Regan 22 Wallace Street Freeport, N. Y. Our Holy Redeemer Parish Service League 3, 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 15 French Club 2, 3, 4. Margie is a true friend and a loyal companion. Barbara Ann Rooney 65 Carman Avenue Lynbrook, N. Y. St. Raymond Parish Legion of Mary 3, 45 Service League 2, 3, 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. Sweet and shy, lovable and laughable5 that's our Bobbie. Nancy Ann Reinhardt 111 Maple Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Secretary 15 Glee and Dramatic Club 25 Science Club 1. Nancy's poise is manifested in her talent as a dancer. 4: as A 'Lf -'1g'g.1agmQ3s2. : a 5 ,N , , , . . . in ss - -- ff EEL Q. 91 i in Q ' ,. Q B iii 5' sa- - B 3 ' 9-9,9 elif fi l A ff'N 7f-. ' if ---- f rf ff'.s.Q ' rg X ' H, ff ' ' it Q S: . 'gl V ' k Y 5 gr 35 Raymond Patrick Rochford 131 Lakeview Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class Secretary 15 Class President 3 Service League fl, 45 Glee and Dm matic Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 1 2, 3, 45 Magazine Drive Captain 1 Spanish Club 3, 45 Science Club l, 2 65 Baseball Manager l. Ray's pleasantncss never fails to emerge from his reserved exterior. f I e Virginia Marie Rooney 38 Malone Avenue Long Beach, N. Y. St. Ignatius Martyr Parish Legion of Mary S, 45 Service League 3, 45 Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Lamb 4. Petite Ginny holds' a large place in our memories. Julie Margaret Rust 133 Southard Avenue Rockville Centre, N, Y. St. Agnes Parish Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 French Club 4. Julie is a dreamer whose ambition and perseverance will make those dreams n reality. Irene Marie Ryan 102 Stevenson Street Lynbrook, N. Y. Our Lady of Peace Parish Service League 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Her attractive qualities are as count- less as her freckles. Yxslv lf 5 '4 3' 'K ' 'E ' ' ,-.t , at', '.- lr - ge: -.1 1,4 'Y '. f ffm- P, tiki Vie?-3' init, '? 'fi' ' riser:-3?-eeiawlaiwgs-vtiirlllarfd 1' 'fp .'?2-Glirvqi!-ltwqus pi-'?!12Ksf?-.e q'1l'-F ka -. -.H -- 1 ' ee7f1:5f4i'5:12i.j 'rf rc. if , e 59' s,- w f., ?f::W.,,l. W, . .. .gmt -sag-f W, w r ' 33 - ,pf Gif- tv .-fi - wt. . nag. :vw-. na . 4 ., f' 1. 'gigs' ,- 'A ' Y f -. ..,,, , -, ' Q. 9 ., af . ' H .. .. ?R 5,M2glQif'faj?f?: , w I V Yr , LL v. ,A l J! '1lll 'l'H.1Zvf9-l-+3 fl '7 vim' WF 3.24-tw . ilvlta ia +43 ,Q wg? if -an 'r w fhhliagg '3Q, YA 3.11 - 145.9- Robert Edwin Scholly 41 Fonda Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Class' Treasurer 1, 2, 4, Glee and Dra- matic Club lg Debate Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, intramural Football 1, Mathematics Club Bob has a keen analytical mind and sharp wit. 36 Anne May Ryan 130-51 218 Street Springfield Gardens, N. Y. St. Mary Magdalen Parish School Sodality 1, 2, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Service League 3, 4, Speech Club 2, Red Cross Representative 3, 4.1 Anne is a combination of beauty, charm and friendliness. Barbara Constance Senges 354 West Market Street Long Beach, N. Y. St. Ignatius Martyr Parish Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2 3 Library Assistant 3, French Club 4 Science Club 1, 2, Intramural Basket ball 1. A beautiful voice blended with sweet ness comprises our Babs. I at Roger Francis Smith . ...ig in yi 438 Raymond Street Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Cleo and Dramatic Club 1, Debate Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Mathematics Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, S, 4. Smitty's athletic ability and wit make him a class favorite. X K . janet Marie Straub 327 North Forest Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 4, Glee and Dramatic Club 3, 4, Band 1, Intramural Basket- ball 1. Full of pep and ambition, janet is always eager to help. Mary Elizabeth Sullivan I Taranee Street Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 2, 4, Glce and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Her Irish eyes and humor are a price- less combination. 37 Ann Hilda Spencer 63 Argyle Place Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Library Assistant 41. Ann's sunny disposition radiates hap- piness everywhere. g IU. i ak 2 X' i-wItYi'i- J Margaret Bumett Tanck 197 Wicks Lane Malverne, N. Y. Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Leo Honor 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Service League 2, Agnesian Rock 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Our capable Rock editor manifests an outstanding ability. Mary Jane Elizabeth Thompson 16 Mayfair Court Freeport, N. Y. Holy Redeemer Parish Class Vice President 4, Service League 2, 3, 4, Glee and Dramatic Club 1, 2, 8, French Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 4. A pleasing personality wrapped in a face of smiles, that's Mary Jane. 1 Margaret Mary Vollkommer 165 North Forest Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish 2 3 4 Glee and Dra Service League , , 5 - matic Club 1, 2, 8, Band 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4. A sparkling beauty, our little Margie will always be tops. 38 Thomas joseph Whitfield 321!2 South Milbum Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. St. Christopher Parish Service League 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4, Football 3, 4. Tom is remembered for his quiet brand of humor and congeniality. Margaret Mary Williams 97 Dorchester Road Rockville Centre, N. Y. St. Agnes Parish Service League 3, 4, Glee and Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 1, Spanish Club 3. Marg has all the ingredients which form the recipe of a true friend. X X Q X 71 ,vi r D A A ,. C- 011 4, 0 0 , L ' 4- u A 4 'cd R' ir'-v-Q.-1-.war- 7y'v. , 0 g 'B - ' ' C ,,,,4 ' fy 9, ef G el 4 Q - K., - ,M ,Q n 4-, Q 9 Q K4 agen can V-...M E--f-it--m..,, u , T'f'y fv5. ffmri ' . . v ati L ' il ' fa , i gal..-L-.. 5' g U , , ,N iii' ' ' - 4 . ' , . . Eg ' 1 A -' A 2 L, ,ft V Gpzmwm fkz 156 Quay! Qyieximen - DEI GS IKE THE KNIGHTS or oLD, we eagerly sought the grail of wisdom and good counsel. Our attempts were small and rather wide of the mark. Everything was new and different, the oratory, the library, the cafeteria. Studying biology and algebra was new and confusing to us. We also learned new approaches to English and social studies. YVe had new worries, such as gym suits, and health notes which seemed to evade our eyes. Library science and religion, although last mentioned, were not least in our new curriculum. VVe trained our minds and bodies in order that we might be able to pass the rigid tests that would make us knights. We learned to serve our masters and to develop a responsibility to our- selves and our superiors. just as the pages looked forward to the second class of knighthood, the squire, so too we looked forward to becoming sophomores. , 'w Front Row: George Kromer, James Smith, Patricia Roach, Marjorii? Thomas Hamilton, Kenneth Chase. MeCormaek, Sister Frances cle Chantal, Judith Grosso, Lynn Hartmann, William Ophals, Carl VVeiskopf. Second How: Paul Harren, john Fox, Barbara Getz, Kathleen Woertman, Diane Minogue, Sheila Miller, Eugene Garvey, james llarry. Third Row: Albert Ferrante, Brian Hughes, Barbara llans, Ann Campbell, Arlene Zeitler, Kathleen Lesko, Schmit, Peter Martin, Thomas Murphy, Charles Healy. 40 1 1 .-at Fourth Row: Kenneth McCrary, Iames O'Sullivan, Lorraine McKenna, Judith Long, Kathleen Slevin, Virginia Porto, Robert Ohach, Gregory Cello. Fifth Row: Joseph Kennedy, Patricia Mulry, Catherine Miller, Helen Titus, Vita Marie Toseano, Frances Mastrianni. Back Row: Nicholas Holden, Robert Fmnf Role: Joseph Aretz, Rohert Chiclsey, Ann Fitzgerald, Marjnrie Dmmlireu, lluseanu Benineasa, Sister Mary Amelia, Mari.:aret Deignan, Margaret Gale, Mary llraclley, Dmninie Barharo, XVillian1 Flanagan. Seeuml linux' XYilliaun Donovan, C1-urge Ilurn, Helen Dru1.:e, Cer- alfliue Crutty, llarlvara Camp, Mary Cunnelly, Patrieia Camp, Pairieia Chlystun, Jeffrey llawthnrue, Miehael Cruss. 'l'liini How: John 1 C Pi ku N I 3:5 T 'vt Pav? Y, ,x Vi Frmit lime: Philip Kominns, Milu Mi-Donalil, Dennis Sherry, Caihlcen Murray, Marilyn Neaey, Patricia Michael, Sister Marlene, Rosemarie Mistretta, Virginia XVinuin. Virginia Rini-ones, Juhu Paracline, Ken- neth Snyder, Andrew Mangual. Seeunri Row: Raymond Murphy, Dennis Melle, Donald jungehloecl, Lueille Nestor, Charlotte Manse, Sarah lleiher, Elissa Milone, Therese Lemlernian, Joanne Rosa, John Mellrath, Daniel Kenneally, Lee Smith. Third Row: Charles Mor- Discenza, Vineeni Bohn, Margaret Cnhery, Ann Catins, Denise Boy- lan, Harhara Call, Dureen Gallagher, Patricia Kipp, Rosemarie Ferri, Joan Lallurne, Robert Curran, Peter Hess. Bark How: Christopher Carr, Juhn lliekey, 'l'hmnas llueher Jeanne Gihhons, Caroline Jaeger, Ceeilia Keane, Mariheth Duran, W'inii'red Egan, Denise Dickinann, Thoinas Gill, John Fischer, Thuinas Forms. , , , , QW be J v 1 l mile, John McKaharay, Norman Kwan, Kathleen O'll0urke, Carol Vilanza, Kathleen Hankel, lCileen ML-Curiuaek, Sarah Melilruy, Susan Sites, Rolrert Quinn, VVilliain Leonard, John Tiecleinann. Brick Roux James Kelly, John Prufitlieh, Sheila Robertson, Margarei VVallace, Frances Murray, Maryann Tuck, Carol Lee, Jacqueline Logan, Maureen 0'Connur, llnhert McNamara, Edward Plaee. 7 rf IM Myzivz 42 W 1.00 , 4 fr I I, .1 I ' W' . 'br , . .1 ' ,tv rt v,,,.... f 4 X is 4, MIWQVQ D J gist J f L t ffm H745 The way of the wind is a strange, wild way. W , j M I H 2 , vt y M ', MZ- QQ-img 4 ,, 11,151 X nu. ,., 1 f 1-0 rw-Hrwfw, M f w f -' ' w , V W V . Our project in Holy Scripture enlightens us I gfzgikl On paper we can do wonders for this basement. , V CZMM! EMM? Here's to the glory that was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome! 51211214 4 3 Look for a cozy corner, and a good book. U5 Mk: Cum amico ambulo. Students enjoy the feast after the fast. X '7 642121122 Call the doctor pl I Bus Qwbiefs Springtime speaks of birds and H - f--1 Qffehbwf Waam Cglblvyy 45 gzfhfiamaxws - SQGUEKGS Hrs YEAR OUR QUEST led us to the study of the Gallic WVars and the first studies of French and Spanish. We studied geometry propositions and theorems. ln religion the vital topic of the Mass held our ever increasing interest. VVe continued our study of English and explored the various countries of the world through the pages of our world history books. We also began our courses in music and art, besides taking home economics and physical education. As sophomores we better appreciated the values of a high school education. We increased our knowledge and endeavored to broaden our interests. We represented the second class in preparation for knighthood, the squire. lust as the squire looked to becom- ing an equestriang so, too, we looked forward to becoming juniors and upperclassmen. if 5 J Ff07lt Rllwi Willii1111 ChidS0Y, MHTEHYH Waver, Fffmces Wmfvrson, Anita Aflelhardt, Jacqueline Carhcry, Iohn Driscoll. Third Row: Ralph Piliflciil M0fi4lffY, Milfililfef KPUY, Sister Mafia 10553, MMS' Millefy Rost, Brian Fiske, Richard Crowley, john Sanzonc, Edwin Maino, Ann Cross, H05-iiilil K1'1llY, Patricia RHIHPCY, Robert Lambert. Second Emmett Paradinv, Pvtcr Lupsha, James Barber, William Smith. Back How: CHICK' TIYYPCHIL .llldifh BYH19. Milfgllfef MCCHYU1, Milfy Ann Row: Thomas Lcchlcitncr, Gcorgc Fickc, john Nolan, Edward Rvilly, Aita, Kathcrine Gill, Winifred Krumptcr, Ioan Saul, Marcia Gennaro, William Dixon, Arthur Smith, Gerald Coughlin. 46 I- Q' cabwfixmx Q A M'5 'AA5AAAl als. i! 1fMw? V QS' 2 , 4 if 46 2, Exif?- 5- 5 FS is ' ' 1 5 f E i eg I I ,J i J x r ' I Ax- i A ,3 me 5dQl6'dl9b!l 48 We admire the insignia of divine service. Myzbfz Homemaking is an important item in second year. fi A ff rf I come to bury Caesar. -' gfzqikl Qyzzfzzkff Our voices ascend and in harmony blcndj Parlez-vous frangrais? QQZWI614 CZLGM! Uwbviwy The Congress of Vienna docs not walk, hut it dances. .l Time can ncvcr destroy the charm of geometric truths. eamezhy 1 gflqdki UZMW 5 1 fx I hope I remember all of the titles. Is it iambic tctrametcr? H575 If A lesson that interests us is Latin Mottoes. pq in-.an-a-A ii 52 zffzfwls - GQUGSTBIEH 5 s THE EQUESTRIANS in our quest, we, the juniors, were more experienced and mature. We learned and loved the Bible and were taught a new approach to American history. In English we wrote and evaluated term papers, toured Spain and,France and studied their cul- ture and manner of living through their literature. Physics broadened our interests and taught us to reason things more easily. We visited Cicero vicariously and dreamed of a visit to ancient Rome. We began to take over gym classes and started our study of health. We also became music and art enthusiasts. Equestrians at last! Successfully we met the opposition and vanquished the foe thus arriving safely at the third degree in our expedition as upperclassmen. Upperclassmen, we loved the word, and endeavored to give aid and good example to those who followed, that we might merit a glimpse of our quest. It would appear more closely as time advanced. We sought the way which would bring us attainment of our aim, to become the leaders in our quest, seniors or knights. 4 ,As I ro11I Ilmr: john llic-km-y, Prudence Deltosa, Kathleen Brush, Carol llavcnx, Barbara ltiahlstcclt, Carol Mahlstedt, Evelyn Mott, Thomas Camlirln, 811111111 Row: Charles Zerharini, Mary Higbee, Rosemary Moonan, Patricia Degnan, Mary Flanagan, Ann Maniscalco, Iacquelyn Houdc, joseph Reihcr. Third How: Caroline Feldcrman, Mary Ann Knowlan, Patricia Mitchell. Anne Rudd! Zolzer, Noreen Heron, Ioan Mackin, Patricia Horan, Elaine Lang, Noel Hecker. Fourth Row: Sister Miriam Leone, Margaret O'Brien, Barbara Lynch, Mary Bucher, Elizabeth Maher, Elizabeth Melody, Mary Waxon. Back Row: Regina Moore, Susan Kissam, Margaret Y m ' pf' Ifrrm! Hun' I.nnvs Nr-nm-tt, lililnhvlh l31'iL!nnl1, Iflilnhvlh f'.nnph4-Il, I nrr4'll. lfuurfll limr: john ffnnvlwy, M.ny Cfulhnx, Ann IM-.nns, Marx Nllulnm i'.nnphvll. Sutvr .'XHH'l'tilI.l, Marry lmnisv Cgnnphvll, Barham Bn-Hi, Mary l itlxL1'rnld, Knhlm-n Hnrkv, I'Il4nm- Ifahlr-nl Hnhvrt Allvl- .-Khin-v. lil-IH' lil.nllvy. lnhn .'X1lkll'lM'U- Srvvvlfl RUM'-' 1'-H11 Crvrcuml1,I i1'th linux- lla-rwmv Cihqnltnn, ,Iuhn lJ.1t1.I'I1lm-vn Mhnnm-ull-lm, lfitlngm-1':llml, Ix.ulhlm'n l lf1Q:'mhl, lhwrnihv Ilmnlwm, ,Llnvf Cnimnl, N,,V-,,,.,,q- qj,,,,wlu-ll, 51,1-11,1 ihylv, john lh.nLc'n. j.nn4w ffl.nn1'r. .'UN'l'4' :UIIRIIUIHZ U4'l'I1l4'1ll1ll I':VkhUn'- .IU-llllll' Dlllilll. R l 't flwlf Hnrk Iluplr: Tcvhn Dowd, Echnond Fnrrvll. 'l'lwn1.u IH-rn, .Mnlu-xx U4-lfi. Third Iimr. llnh.n4l Ifulvp, tlmun Dzlllnn, l71'1nn1.r IJUYAHI. Uinnx' ' l,Mwm l1n.mh,I Ahrvnw, Shviln llmmling, jo.xn I itLp.1!riL'k, j.x4.'qln'lim' Cawy, Echnlrcl ,Q Jr 'f ' an Ifrnnt Hmr: Anthony Fnrd. Iiilvrn Lung, Lillian lmhrr, Marin Glynn, Karin M1'Cahc. Marion Ilaukdt, Marion ll:-ffvmn, lfrnm-is llgnnmn, Sixlvr Mnnnn Ynglnln, I'illl'k'Ilc:ljIlll, ,ll11litl1Kvx1Ilmly, l'nlriL'inCnr0xn', Fnurill Huw: Anihnny Knhhnann, Ah-thu Kinhvr. N1.ny Hllvn Mul- NV1lIi.nn Km-lmn. M'f'urnlIim1': Arlhnr Innnh, S.n'nh Hnhlwll, Ihutrn-1,1 hull.nn!, ilvnnm- M4'l,ann:hlin, Vilflliiil Knnkvl, N.nny Clunll, XK'illi:nn l,c'nn.n'4I, l.ynn illlhvlt, XI.n'u.1rL't MU.-Xl'4ll1', Svrmnl Hnnllnlcm, Fmrh.n'n ilillrn. Burk Iimf: XYilli.nn l l51lIlv ,lllhll MHHVUI. U1'llllli Milffill. D3 Gilman, limvnnny lfllrvy, h1IL'Il1H'l Kirk. Tllirrl Ihnv: 'l'hmn.ls Mmm- 'l'hmnnw1,ynL'h, NVallm-rI,inml4-homn, flrs-1.ZnrvI,nllnlln1, 'Ihnnmsilihhnns 1 Inch, N.nn'y Gill, liih-rn Nlznnnun, Carolyn Mrnyvr, K.1thlcn'n Kilfcnthz-r, Y lntrirk Ilnnnon, Ruhr-rl' Klnrlxwr. , ECON 'SS 'U l . H-W I Q-.1 1 4 i Front Row: Thomas XValsh, Charles Schuler, Marguvrite Rose, Geral- dinc Murphy, Sally Ann O'C0nncll, Sister Mary Richard, Grace Murphy, Nancy Stalmlvin, Patricia Rutkowski, L1-0nardSanchc'z, Edgar Newman. Svvonrl Row: lionan McNamara, Richard McDermott, Iudith Posch, Annottc Sapicnza, Kathls-vn Strayton, Regina Sasscen, Barbara Nolan, Lucy Zoruvich, William Parncll, Ccrarcl Schilling. Third Row: Thomas A1 :fi Parnell, Gatina Panzica, Barbara Suchan, Katha-rine Wright, Shvila Sullivan, Loretta Sw:-cncy, Mary Ann Tomlin, Patrick McCarthy. Buck Row: joseph O'Kccfc, Gvorgc Rauch, lX1argncritc Stinipfl, Ann Sullivan, Martha Sites, Patricia NVinklPr, Patricia Rrvlicrtson, Patricia Pcrcnyi, Barbara Stvinjann, Margarct O'R0urkc, William McCormick, Edward Murtagh. an Music . . . language fades hcforc thy spell. 54 5 ADO i- N Qffuxfc ZAWQII 1 u llllllllllllml . , W.. . , ,N M . , wi.. 4 my Religion is our favorite subject. So mucli to learn and thcrc is so little time. gfzyisfi af Art is long, life is short! Safety first is our watchword. 56 092565 mexubwz Uzkhxly is-5 .LQ V HQ History lives in the luncl of thc frccl ilu'-vw-'---N-' . -auilil For tlic world was built to order, And thc atoms inurch in tune. L ifiysfbs 1671674 wdfliki Some classes arc interested in Spanish culture. fxi... ,fx FW'-M ' ,IW-'iiiif ' Q QM 1' f- 'dig - ' ml eyffmxv ,i-5' ' 'if--...DQ U- 5 -11 1 v M 4 ,f:,fL,y,. -ggivm: , 1- . We prepare for 21 future tour. 58 ZW Q7-Zine greatest labor-saving device is algebra. cfzkameafbh gzfwffm , W' ' -v ' ,. ,QV l,1 1 ' wif. QvuL.,11,1fa.,jn1 ll 59 O F hf l vii F... efzfafls' - 151171 MTS 1910? IDHDILGS N REALITY there was no need for us, as knights, to ride awayv to find our grail. We studied Religion and the arts, languages, sciences, mathematics, history, and English. Together with giving our time and efforts, We have given our inspiration and interest to the school during our four memorable years at St. Agnes. As the knights! of our quest We earnestly strove to attain our goal, so much desired, so eagerly looked forward to, the grail, graduation. We followed the paths of the worldis greatest knights, upholding our code of brotherly love and determination. We could be as Bors, the true hero of the Knights of the Round Table. Each of us could be the knight who did the king's work without an oath putting down brigands and protecting childrenf' Just as we so often are, he too was disappointed in the role he played, but he found what had eluded others. In the same Way, if We do the things that come to hand every day to the best of our ability we shall find the object of our quest, the true Grail-The Beatific Vision. i I 5-mf, Q 1 1 Front How: Monica Kirk, Marjorie Strceben, Patricia Danemeyer, Gretsch, Marian Fitzgerald, Rita O'Rourke, Ellen Schmitt, Arline Barbara Suessmann, Barbara Worthe, Christina Bila, Sister Teresita, Glennon, Suzanne Loar, Gloria George, Claire Hsu, janet Finke. 'l'ht-ruse Hila, Anna Selva, Katherine Bittvl, Marilyn Stack, Rosemary Back Row: Carol Seidler, Patricia Grady, Judith Kleinschnitz, Cuddy, Beatrice Fisher. Second Row: Maw jane Lynch, Marie jean . Eileen Koehler, Beverly North, Ann LePage. 5-2926112 MEIN if ll I BUIKDING GO! PEL!! Ours is one nation under Cod. SKILLS No realm is so free, so blcst as this. mefzzbafz Qmkzfvxly 62 Weiyzbfz 148 'wt XVc are intrigued by the foundation and survival of Chrisfs Clum-I1 Ilcalth brings happiness. 092465 gdfifzfzzlsvi M79 nprfpnf nur nrnnnnr-inHnn urifl-m Hap ni:-1 nf Hn- 1-ann'-flnf Qvflfyanamehy Thanks for the help. cfzfblmeziizk Qfm Qfhancel ,SZVQMZQ The motion has been made and sccondcd. gfzyikl gffemzlsvky Science is the labor and handicraft of the mind. Practice makes pcrfcct. cggfhewilkhg 65 OHDTGST 011013 St. Agnes has been awarded honors in various Helds this year. Students have received awards for poems, essays, and posters. We are especially proud of the Freedoms Foundation Award for the Rock editorial, One Nation Under C-odf, written by Margaret Tauck. We are also pleased with the good fortune of our students who upheld the standard of St. Agnes by their successful achievements in com- petition with other schools, 'carrying the banner of St. Agnes' knights and ladies. N 'Nm.o,,, I Sitting: Cecilia Keane and Mary Bradley, Unity and Brotherhood Essay, Standing: john Beck:-rt, Vin- ceutian Essay, Arthur Lamb, Voca- tion Posterg John Paradine, Hickey Memorial Religion Contest and Tab- let Essay, James Lehcny, Tablet Essay. 66 Sitting: Margaret Tauck, Elks Essay Contest, Margaret Regan, Arnold Constable Modeling Show. Standing: joseph Reiher, Tablet Essayg john McElroy, Catholic Veterans Award, Margaret Williams, Joan Kiersnow- ski, Anne Spencer, National Poetry Anthology. ' ' fl, . ' ffg.-aj if 2 I X in, I f? .. 4, ' , Yi' s--6? 14,4 V ,aw WA., wi, in-NE, 'Rffsnv !'s,j I1v. is-'YQ -wh 1 Inwfiwwl ff'. rxv4.f1lYAms,'vli , K A g .i,,1'x , 1-3 .vm-l:,x S 1 x e . ,,, A ww f A Xb 1 Ottaway HG ee ,Elm moo Reporting school news was only a part of the work done by the Agnesian Rock staff for the yearls six issues. The stall introduced . several new features and attended press con- har ferenees. Celebrities such as Gil Hodges, Celeste Holm, Perry Como and joe Carrieri were interviewed for the paper. A new feature, 'KMeet Your Teams, helped students get ac- quainted with the athletic members of the student body. 'For the second consecutive time the staff won an editorial award for the Rockl', re- ceiving S100 and a gold medal from the Free- dom Foundation. Gloria George and Margaret Tauck plan a senior edition wllile Judith Murphy brings them additional copy. Editor Margaret Tanelc is pleased with the notice of Freedom Foundation award for ' lzer editorial. f 45:35 Q Il' -'YQJL Sister Rosaire and Margaret Tanek giee pointers to Rock reporters at a regular meeting. At a meeting of the Speech Club Sarah Milrme, Mary lf. Fitzgeralrl, Grace 'l'ure1'an McElroy shows lzer award to Sister Richard jaeaaeline llmule, john Hoyt, Mary I' and Marilyn Neacy, Kathleen Olliourlce, Mulholland. an Iolm Paradine, Jacqueline Logan, Elissa 519660 IDD D BETH GMI At the Speech and Debate Club meetings under the guidance of Sister Mary Richard, mem- bers practice debate techniques and public speaking. They arc prepared to participate in the tournaments sponsored by the Catholic and National Forensic League to which the school belongs. Debate Club members, Raymond Rochforcl, Mary McGovern, Carole Garibaldi, anal Salvatore Magaoera, discuss the topic of their forthcoming rlebates. fiamai en eiraiiiralu GLU. This year the Mathematics Club met on Mon- days and Tuesdays. Under the direction of Sister Francis Loretta, thc members were interested in all types of mathematical questions, from pure arithmetic to problems in solid geometry. A Mathematics Club member learns that neatness and accuracy are just as important asmathemati- cal knowledge. YQ On the Hrst Monday of each month you will find the members of the Secretarial Club meeting in Room 3. Under the direction of its moderator Sister Teresita, members address and stamp the special monthly envelopes for the parish- ioners of St. Agnes Church. The Club aids the students to become efficient and accurate. Sister Teresita supervises See- retarial Club members while they prepare monthly notices for parishioners. MEET GMHT US GIDG Ng? What science can there be more noble, more ex- cellent, more useful for men, than this of the mathematics . . . B. Franklin. 1- sex 1 L.1 1?.f Q:- cglleszazy Th IDEM The Lamb Staff visited the printers in early December. By that time work on the book was well under way. It has been our goal to follow in the path of our predecessors to produce a book satis- fying to all. 37, -All 16 businesxs' managers' Margaret Donnelly Carol Donohue, Marilyn Logan, Dolores Fyme, and Margaret lV1ll1lllll.S .seem to be pleased with the results of the patron drive. Mr. Ball and Mr. Azlmnilli hall .s-time helpful hints for Ezlitor Virginia Hmmey aml liter- ary staff members, Dolores Fynm, Kathryn Gearin, and Christina Bila, f'am'erning the planning of our lmolc, while Mr, Mulholland awaits emnrnents on the photography. Wg emma The St. Agnes Red Cross under Sister Miriam Leone achieved the honor of having Elaine Edden hold two elective executive Jositions Recordin and I , Corresponding Secretary of the junior-Senior High School Red Cross Council of Nassau County. Dele- gates attended the Red Cross training center in N0- vember, February and May. Members brought cheer to veterans and under- irivile 'ed children both here and abroad. 1 E, USS ,rd S-if , Kathleen Strayton and Elaine Ezlclen pre pare a scrap hook of school activities. Seniors Katherine Bittel, Marion Fitz- gerald, Gloria George, Beatrice Fisher, and Therese Bila sort Christmas cheer for veterans. '- - -1 pquuiu-Q 4 as-QQQ .---1g c Q2 g Red Cross members Theresa Leher, Ioan steclt, Regina Moore, Barbara Belfi, Noreen llinch Kathleen Strayton, Evelyn Mott, Noel Heron and Sister Miriam Leone prepare to Hecker, Patricia Mitchell, Barbara Mahl- deliver overseas packages. 5.0 Senior French Club members, Kathryn Gearin, Pafricia Blatz, Monica Murphy, and Dolores Flood examine dolls in French regional costumes. Cglldfdliy 13 IQ DEG Via films and slides the French Club has walked through Le Bois de Boulogne, around La Cathedrale de Notre Dame and along La Seine. We have sailed les petits hateaux sur le Grand Laef' Pictures and dolls dressed in regional costumes hring France a little closer. The singing of French songs bring the memhers of Le Cercle Fran- cais closer to France. French travel brochures interest club members: Joyce Collins, Dolores Fymc, and Anne Lark. l Barbara Sengcs, Ann Lane, and Sister Allrerfina prepare French music for a meeting. 73 .1 Legionnaires Eileen Quinn, Carol Donohue, Anne Ryan, Rosemary Miller, and Virginia Rooney look over the Block Rosary bulletin and its banner, prepared by Sister Marie Cecile and Sister Thoniasa. fzztinttn 6631019 MHBY I v' -f un 0 it Every VVednesday a faithful group of sixteen Agnesians pay special homage to the Mother of God. This group, a part of the Legion of Mary, is called the Praesidium of K'Our Lady of the Holy Crossf, The object of the Legion of Mary is the sanctification of its members by prayers and active cooperation in Mary's and the Church,s Work of crushing the head of the serpent and advancing the reign of Christ. 5439. 1' The weekly meeting is a ioy to Mary and its Genevieve Quinn, Nancy Goult, ,joan Cala, rnembers, Vita Marie Toscuno, Mary Hieber, Patricia Mulry, Sister Maria jose, Katherine 74 Rosemary Miller, Carol Donohue, Eileen Quinn, Miller, Judith Long, and Judith Grosso. Ckbefzexhy One of the important student activities i11 St. Agnes is the Stu- dent Service League. This or- ganization givcs students the re- sponsibilities Which will aid them in becoming good citizens and resourceful men and wom- en. This is accomplished by stu- dents extending a voluntary helping hand in patrolling cor- ridors, keeping order in the cafe- teria, ushering at assemblies, acting as messengers for the office and assisting in various laboratories. IDEIITIUD UIDG SERVICE IDGHGG Student Service League members of the January class hand in their beloved arm bands to Sister Gertrude Dolores and Rosemary M iller. 2 r , Q xg' il ti 1 Cafeteria squad in a moment of relaxation. The Latin Club, which holds its meetings once a month is encouraged by its moderator to gain a wider knowledge of the subject by participating in the annual nation-wide contest, usually held in March. Members are asked to submit' brief articles to the Latin Magazine, Auxilium. By pre- senting playlets and singing well known songs in Latin, members profit as well as enjoy themselves. 75 CZM'abesaba 11313 It GIDQ ,One of our most interesting and beneficial clubs is the Pope Pius Xl Library Club. At the bi-weekly meetings current and past books are reviewed, censorship of books is c0nsidered.- Anything to help library service is discussed. The students give one study period a week to assist in the library. Among their duties are charging and shelving books and helping the students whenever possible. Gale Corcoran, President, Jeanne Gavin, Vice Presi- dent and Jeanne Mc- Loughlin, Secretary- Treasurer enjoy the na- tional book week display. Marion Hackett, Serena Mina-H tolo, Patricia Garone, Eileen Lang, and Barbara Gibson getting previews of the books. Irene Byrne and William Calla-, han perform their duties at the desk while senior assistants, Julie Rust, Grace Bartnett, Katherine Brennan, and Regina Cooke gather around display. g ,,'.1.'..,M+'-' Members prepare for pliotograplzy contest: Regina Moore, Barbara Nolan, Nancy Gill, Regina Cooke, Margaret Byrne, Maureen Laliiff, Moniea Murphy. Radio Clulz nzeinlrers get flown to parts: Sitting: Mieliael llIeNamara, james Ollieefe, jolzn Crowley, Iiivlzarrl il1t'1Jl'l'N1Uff, Tlzoni- ax Lyneli. Stancling: Ulilliam Flynn, jolin IJOILYI, Paul Fitzgerald, lVilliani McCor- mick, Iolin Braelcen, Peter Carew. fzamiy Sore oe owes The Science Club meets every Wednesday with Sister Monica Marie as its moderator. The principal activities this year have been radio and photography. The members of the radio group meet every week to learn International Morse Code and fundamentals of radio. Their aim is to construct a radio station at St. Agnes. Otlier Razlio Clulz mernliers discuss plans for ter Coles. Standing: Arthur Lamb, William St. Agrirw' Radio Station with Sister Monica Keenan, lVilliani .l!l'Cl7TI71l!.'k, Rirrliarrl Riley, Marie. Sitting: lolm Anderson, Rolled Cor- Tlzornas Gilllzorzs. eoran, Peter Martin, james fystllllfllll, VVal- 77 Glee Club obticers Margaret Byrne, Diane Mainardy, Virginia Rooney, Thomas Coyle and Mary Crotty take care of the preliminaries be- fore rehearsal. The scholastic your finds the Thecilizms, our glee club, preparing for C.Y.O. Day, Christmas carols, graduation programs, Three Hours on Good F riday, Maryis Day, and Testimonial night. fiaasalzy G T GUIKEIH S Sister Marie Cecile O.P. and Hiclzarcl McCracken, joseph Heilxer, Thomas Coyle, Eclmuncl Farrell, William Murrin, Peter Lupzslizl, james Barber of the Boys' Dramatic Club do a little bit of close harmony. tv Members of Glee Club practice for Christmas assembly. writer SDH is om present flw , 'rs 1 -- 1. .. I 1, Senior mcmgliristrrliis Lt ZEid trlltllfigl Bf'f f', ' - ,El00Stih1ilir1g2 bi C Q Brit . , ,I Olly Maflt lim rin Robert Sci 10? Wlmmm Itlurliircllfltrclll litllsrn- liiiyiriopyhn Macllorialgonncuy, Srmtlwl, it Margaret I Don, as Cfqu asovkclniiirli Cum Patricia ,hue Maru Cox- C 7 K iii Junior Spanish Club, with motl- erator Sister Maria jose, pre- pares to enjoy a movie. Front Row: Sheila Coyle, Patricia Kunkel, Robert Cash, Francis Gannon. Second Row: Barbara Suchan, Barbara Gibson, Pat- ricia Rutkowslci, john Datz. Third Row: Mary Anne Zolzcr, Marion Hackett, Patricia Gar- one, Alice Pisciotto, Georgianne Eclchoff. Back Row: Richard McDermott, john Bracken, Walter Lincleboom, Joseph Reiher, and Ann Bearns. ,.- Los circulos espanoles, the Spanish Clubs, consist of four groups: Los revolucionarios, Los picaros, Los angeles de la tierra, and Los espanolitos. Meetings are held in the Spanish class every few weeks. YVith the gui- dance and occasional prodding of Sister Maria Jose, the mem- bers are endeavoring to acquire a more intimate knowledge of the culture and customs, as Well as the language, of Spanish- speaking peoples throughout the World. Band members and others gather arouncl the creche. Front Row: Iohn Anderson, William Smith, Margaret Wacer, Margaret McCann, Anita Arlclharclt, Richard Crowley, Patricia Moriarity, Ioan Saul. Back Row: Thomas Lynch, Grace Turecan, Mary Ann Aita, Margaret Kelly, Judith Byrne, Robert Maxant. The band rehvarses for one of its frequent appearances at assembly. Front How: Dolores Fyme, James Leheny, Nancy Goult, Theresa Lederlnan, Susan Sites, Michael McNamara, Grace Turecau, Ann Sullivan, Judith Byrne, Rosemary Mistretta, William Chidsey, Thomas Frischmann, Maurice Meola, Robert Chidsey, Nicholas Holden, William Keenan, Sheila Robertson, Jacqueline Logan. firamy IDU Back Row: Mary Ann Aita, Regina Kealy, Margaret Kelly, Milo McDonald, Arthur Lamb, Patricia Moriarty, Margaret Waver, Ioan Saul, Anita Adelhardt, Francis Mastrianni, Philip Kominos, Barbara Hurley, Eileen Quinn, Patricia Hampey, Sheila Coyle, Jacqueline Carherry, Sister Christophine, janet Catena, Lee Smith, William Flanagan. DD Once again the band has sent us marching through a colorful school year. The increase in membership has contributed greatly to harmony and balance under Sister M. Christophine. Another addition to the musical life of St. Agnes was the formation of a string en- semble under the direction of Sister Maria jose. ,,.........., 1 an Q l s Sweet Tones issue from the bows of Anne Lark, Kathleen Hankel, lV1ll1am Smith, Amie Ruddy, Carol Havens, Mary Ann Zolzer, Regina Moore, Mary Ilieber. MINI Mother Bernadette gives aims of Leo Honor Society before ad- mitting new members: Carole Garibaldi, Jean Wilson and Vita Marie Toscana. Woofer! HUD 135 H55 M ,H -- iw rf, r'-v, 1 .3 Margaret Tauck and Virginia Buckley Soeietyg Gloria George reeeiues a gold are iniiiaterl into the Quill and Scroll pin for her part in journalis-m. 5 , ff! ,aa 3 5 ef 5 M iMf UHTIQU ICU YUGT Y The Mystical Body of Christ provided this yearls theme to com- memorate Catholic Youth Day at Saint joseplfs Academy, Brent- wood. Mass was celebrated in the chapel, and was followed by the presentation of tableaux outdoors. The Saint Agnes Clee and Dramat- ic Club took part in a tableau and rendered all musical selections. After lunch the students had the opportunity of visiting various vo- cational booths. The dayis activ- ities were closed with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. It was an inspiration for todayls youth, to- morrow's leaders. Are you interested in nursing? 'T' . SWL!! MVSTBK The Mystical Body is explained for diferent careers. Librarians are needed for school, public and business. 83 X Q J S-Q! J!! Stage crew members KThomas Maceluch, Edwin Creede, Edwin Maino, William Callahan, Richard McCrackenj see that everything is in readiness for the big night. Ucfafefl X 84 9, rr-it ,f Members of the cast help with last minute preparations. If Dr. Dozous lRay Roehfordj feels pulse of Mayor Lacacle Hahn Mcljlrayj while he is helped with his makeup by Thomas Coyle, Richard YVeleh and joseph Reiher. 1 s Q 1 ' lc 5 li.fff?f.ifi in An amusing moment in the school room scene. UTD E BID DGTTG The Thecilians enacted the beautiful drama, The Song of Bernadettef' adapted from Franz NVerfel's novel. This play was chosen to be part of our schoolls offering to Our Blessed Mother before the close of the lNIarian Year. The portrayal of Bernadette by Marilyn Logan and the play were enthusiastically received by the audi- ence and proclaimed to be professional in every re- spect. Those in the cast enjoyed presenting this won- derful play very much. A heated discussion takes place between M. Soubirous KTIIUHIUS Coylej and Louis Bouriette CPhiIip Kominosj, Ucvlrfet MHGHZID D13 V In October, the zunuial magazine drive was conducted. All students worked to bring in subscriptions to If-. various magazines. Prizes were awarded students in proportion to the amount of subscriptions sold. The drive was conducted on a team basis and both Blue and Gold sought victory. The drive was a victory for the Cold team. Sister Allzertina checks the Blue and Cold goals with Mary Louise Campbell, Judith Busch- mann and Jacqueline Casey, members of her homeroom. VJ sie:-n-1X WJ l Sister lays out the prizes for tap salesmen in the Magazine Drive with tk aid of Diane Alirens, Edmund Farrell, Mary Collins, Margaret MeArclle, 86 M other Bernadette presents awards to top sales- men: john Fox, Sarah Reilier, Denise Dick- mann, Iacqueline Logan, Marilyn Logan, 'li Lucille Brink, Maribeth Doran, Geraldine Crotty, Mary jane Ahrens, and Diane Alzrens. 0112771561 Mt,E1lx0iIQ1D,Eli HSS M Y The Melodiers also furnished background hymns. The renowned interpreter, Miss Helen Irwin, head of the English and Drama Department at Seton Hill College, pre- sented an inspiring program in tribute to Mary in Her Marian Year. In the beautiful A Woman NVrapped in Sileneef the Annunciation, Visitation, and the Nativity were brought to life with the help of a few seniors. Miss Margaret Carrity, also of Seton Hill, rendered the Magnificat,' and Virgin's Lullaby and the Melodiers sang Sehubert's Ave Mariaf, realli, 1 i 5 L ' . S 51 .. Q 2 in . f i my Ui1'4l' anemia! T GETS LDHBTY ' NM, .,,, ,,,ff ' S Ready to enter The Music Box. On November 17 all seniors at- tended the matinee performance of the Solid Gold Cadillacf' Starring Loring Smith as Edward L. Mc- Keever and Ruth McDevitt as Mrs. Partridge, and humorously narrated by Fred Allen, the play describes the adventures of an elderly woman upon encountering the big corporation. After the play several seniors obtained auto- graphs from the stars and then went on to see White Christmas at Radio City. The concluding scene from the prize-winning play, Solid Gold Cadillac? fb ,X , s 3 i The Angel Gabriel Uoseph Reiherj greets Mary lMary Ann Zolzerj. 602772561 The espousals of Mary and joseph lWillium Mar rinj as witnessed by Joachim lThomas Coylej. 'Q N.. 1 SI IE Eli MHID IQ As its Christmas offering, the Clee and Dramatic Clubs offered part of the drama I Sing of a Maidenf' a worthy presentation to end our observance of the Marian Year. The play was accompanied by many familiar Christmas carols under the direction of Sis- ter Marie Cecile. We ,A M ary visits Elizabeth I Kathleen Curriej. Joseph kisses the hem of Mary's robe after his dream. 89 ' was it H' 2 The January graduates join the singing of You are My Sunshinei' on Class Night. dilildfly EEST H 5 GB TG As we approached class night we were happy at the thought of the opportunity as a class to express our appre- ciation to our faculty, and of the good show which we had rehearsed. It was a night of much inerriment but under- the graduates' lying was the sadness at the thought of our departure from the school life we shared during four years. At last we realized our goal-graduation, but with it tears of joy and sorrow mingled freely as we received congratulations and bid our fond farewells. Rev. Peter A. Harrigan addresses . Graduates ready to leave their homeroom for the last time. xv ,5- . A i , . r. f 4 2 5 Z i Sth ,434 . f u 9 A li ii I 1 'j g K N E L ,-yg K E 2' kr 5 I mil, r its we 5 All dressed up and ready to go. Entering the Gouernofs palace at Williamsburg. W C Qu. CgQ,g,,,,,,, aizfieminoiroin ir rp On February 7, ninety-eight Seniors left St. Agnes bound for our nati0n's capital. We spent four days in Washington and one day in historic Williamsburg, Virginia. Among the impressive sights were the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington,s home at Mount Ver- non, the Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Mem- orial, and the XVhite House. The Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at Catholic Uni- versity and the Franciscan Monastery were most inspiring. VVe will always choose our Senior Tour of YVashington, D. C. as the most enjoyable memory of our four years in St. Agnes. , 'f - , , '--. W1 Gathering around the Presidenfs chair at Arlington. 5 A B .,.. i A visit to the Franciscan M onastery. Seniors gathered around a Liberty Bell. We'll never forget the wonder- ful times at the Congressional Hotel. , E 1 X ,. l 1' K fi -A Q Q 'ith .14 is , f 5 f V X Sister Mary Rzcharcl and the sophomore lzostesses Sister Marlene, I would like you to meet my escortf, says Marion Hackett. C92'o'rmwy :IQ TO 1906 Under the direction of Sister Mary Richard the junior Prom was a huge success. The theme, Pink Sophistica- tionf, lent itself admirably to the color scheme of pink and black. The music was provided by Paul Drake and his band. The climax came when the co- chairmen, Elaine Edden and John Bracken, crowned Mary Louise Camp- bell and Richard McDermott as the Queen and King. The king and queen are crowned by tlze cluz I I 1 4 130 IK WSG To initiate Catholic Book Week, Miss Eileen Riols, a librarian of the New York Public Library, described the enjoyment and inspiration one can get from books published recently. Two librarians from the Rockville Centre Public Library were our guests. Through the courtesy of Mrs. Mary Grant we were able to put up a display in the public library. Miss Eileen Riols addresses students at Assembly. Catholic Book Week display in the public library, with Mar- garet McArclle, Mrs. Mary Grant, Marion Heffernan and Sister Hosaire registering approval. DWSTWI-I X r NUS .t i lu' Ware! JWIKIFG IBUX Ennio o anon oiaw Thomas Coyle, Marilyn Logan, and Grace Bartnett illustrate Lenten sacrifices. elillflllnlflib it MMM Judith Grosso and Sarah Reiher inspect thermom- eter for Blue and Gold progress in Coupon Drive. During Lent each student is expected to do his part on behalf of the Puerto Rican Missions. A quota of twenty-five coupons per student assured the realization of the schoolls drive. Students were also asked to contribute financially in mite boxes. YVeekly contributions were made as part of each studentls Lenten sacrifice. Karen McCabe, Marguer- ite Rose, Kathleen Stray- ton, joan Dalton help Sister Miriam Virginia count, sort and package coupons. Q, I 9 2 vf 3 , ,, ZW ' f arg 1. 1 ' I n NW , f , 4 'L HT? W cry the Colds 'is they smg '1 hlt song from g al eva' 6 k Q gi NM in 4 ,Q fl f xl Q A 'EN Q TV 1, 1 U V, ifbdi 1 .. ff ka 1 fix? 4 gk lp , . E 4 R E if -If lifts, 1 'W 3 , 4 1 - 1, t fm - 5 1 M am JW? ff? ' - i .A f I 4 1 ll j ilu! t9 .fm 14. , ?'- - E' 9 MAYYQW' s f' . f K 4, 4 Y, 1 g 1 . W' wa lil U Rudolph Cellana introduces his date to the chaperones. 1 Margaret Volkommer and her escort give their bid to Mr. Shannon and Mr. Rogers. As the social climax of our four years at St. Agnes, the Senior Prom was held on Friday evening, May 20. The scene was the beautiful Colonial Room of the Garden City Hotel where over a hundred couples spent a truly unforgettable evening. All enjoyed themselves immensely as they danced to the music played by james Cullen and his orchestra. Breakfast parties at the homes of classmates ended an evening always to be remembered. I 98 Father Williams poses with his Melodiers. As the hand played on. Seniors trip the light fantastic. Pose for the photographer. Sitting: Margaret O,Brien, Ann Ruddy and Patrieia Horan. Standing: Noreen Heron and Elizabeth Maher and their escorts. Tl Y. Everyone smiles during the Bunny Hop. ft Time out from dancing. Sitting: Edward Held, Jeanne Caving Mary jane Thompson, Paul Ferrig Margaret Regan, john MaeDonaldg Paul Lang and Carol Havens. Strmding: Margaret XVilIiams, Robert Flemingg Monica Murphy and Raymond Roehford. ,rf A R LL 9 I , I s t r X nag dvi it :gi 1 I i . j ' l . 7' KKK at awk I 5 v 5 1 4 f The cquestrians of old spent the night before the Blessed Sacrament in order that they might be worthy to receive the arms of lcnighthood. So, too, We have prepared ourselves to become better equipped to uphold the stand- ards of Christ through the spiritual activities at St. Agnes. lnnumerable were the favors received at the annual re- treat and invaluable the aid given at the bi-weekly con- ferences of Father Sheeran. The monthly confessions in preparation for First Friday and Saturday, the continuous rosary said in the oratory, the admonitions of our principal, Mother Bernadette de Lourdes, and our official teachers have been continual channels of grace enriching our spir- itual lives. In four short years the spiritual activities and opportunities at St. Agnes have done much toward mold- ing us as future knights and ladies of Christ. 1-2 'I Il r' Walkman qffffa Quai! Front Row: Mary Jane 0'Brien, Shvila Robertson hnet Mxhlstndt Judy Murphy jom La Borm Pxt Ruhnrtson Mxrgu Flcko, Nancy Stablvin, Arlene Mulcahy. Back Row Fxrnl OITTIGI1 Nanny Gxll Hegmx Sassmn Bxrhxrfx Mmhlste-dt JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Front How: Margarvt Dnnofrvo, Ann Fitzgs-rald, Rosemarie Mistrvtta, Pat- ricia Lamb, Rosemary Ferri. Second Row: Theresa L4-ch-rman. Ann Gat- ins, Dorf-on Gallagher, Denise Boy- lan, Barbara Call. Buck Row: Gerrddinc Crotty, Denise Dickmann, Iacquelinc Logan, Susan Sites, jean Gibbons. 102 SEASONS RECORD S. A. 55 Our Lady of Mercy 44 McAuley 53 Fonthonne Hall 48 All Saints 47 Bishop McDonnell 61 Our Lady of Mercy 48 XVoodmere 68 Sacred Heart 29 Fonthonne Hall 42 MeAuley 34 All Saints 62 Sacred Heart 35 Bishop Mt-Donnell TOURNAMENT GAMES K. of C. Tournament Ist Annual Metropolitan Catholic High School for Girls Saint Brendarfs 56 Our Lady of Perpetual Help 5th Rongiorni Memorial Tournament 76 Our Lady of Mercy 25 Cathedral Opp. 52 60 54 47 56 36 51 45 45 57 44 63 52 64 46 86 Seorekeepers and tiinekecpers are ready for their task. Nancy Stahlein and Regina Sasseen take part in the foul shooting contest. WVearing dark socks, Margie 0'Brien, Ioan La Borne, and Judith Murphy watch the hall hover over basket in the tourna- ment game on Our Lady of Perpetual Ilclp court. an x -inn. M Stduqgg, .ig y in If 0 is Q 1 , Nzqsfg-gi1:zP5f , . 1, H 1,1 gf3ifBL 2 195 1 , 1' I V haw VI' X 26 thur court n e head sct-shot against ut V - . .ug-all JU NIOR VARSITY Front Row: Eileen Glynn, Nancy Kelly, janet Cutena, Beverly Brown, Cnrol Brennan. Back Row: Sarah McElroy, Geraldine Murphy, Mary Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Deanna Doran, Nancy Mvhary. GREG VARSITY Marilyn Stack, Barbara Benedik, Mary Jane Thompson, Mary Sulli- van, Mary Jane Lynch, Anne Crowley, Beatrice Inyce, Sarah Jane La Bornc, Karen Reilly. ,GS St. Mary's game L A clap cheer at the M SQ 5 Pi Ki Ni I i .. 00 HEL Y Front Row: Mr. Lennon, Director of Athletics, Thomas Lynch, Roger Smith, co-captain, Thomas Whitfield, John Datz, YVilliam Flynn, joseph O'Keefe, co-captain, Robert Fleming, Robert Max- ant, Walter Lindelmoorn, Edmond Farrell, Richard Mc-Dermott, Mr. Coleman, Coach. Second Row: Allan Smith, inanagerg Michael McNamara, John Lacarrubba, Lawrence Kraemer, Peter Carew, john Crowley, Arthur Lainh, John Bracken, james Cramer, john Macca, VVilliam Gillcn, XVilliam Chidscy, Thomas Frisch- mann, manager. Buck Row: james Barlier, manager, Francis Gannon, ,lohn Bi-ckert, Thomas Gibbons, llichard Foley, Thomas Parnell, George Charlton, NVilliam Parnell, Daniel Marrin, William Dixon, Patrick McCarthy, john Stearns, Brian Fiske, manager. 313. IQIEGIQ OO HEL Front Row: Mr. Lennon, Athletic Director, Kenneth Snyder, man- ager, Fred Coffey, john Horn, Timothy Phelan, John McNamara, Edward VVL-il, Lawrence Quinn, Andrew Eichmann, Francis Fin- neran, Dennis Lynch, Mr. Smyth, Coach. Second Row: Thomas Glynn, manager, 'lerry Cassidy, John Fisher, Dennis Melle, Ken- l'2 neth VVallace, james O'Sullivan, Norman Koon, Robert Quinn, Peter Treaclway, William Logan. Buck Row: Edward Buch, james Kelly, Edward Place, Ralph Young, Cregoryflello, Thomas Bucher, Raymond Murphy, john Profitlich, Albert Ferrante, Owen Dowd. 1 .WM 5 ,V Af,- , K . 'faq .- ,J fy: X . M 311,131 F f'ii9u-Q x, 4 +51 . ' N 0 f .' I f . 4, , -mx 'I . ' 2. it 'V X M . Jlrr WNMNMA Q Qc Al If I 'Z H X X ii 1 V ' ufgx - sv- ' , Y 1 I M gt l- ' L 1 :hue ,. 'S ll., . 5 V7 9 ff 'Q . gr 5' XM' S Q , '-.I if f ' ' K' ' ' fav' ' . . . Nfl J X ig, It 1 M .N V: W xr ings .4 , if . . ' Q 5 .W H M . ,:, - .M Qxfvmgi, WAN , Nw, ,,,,MW .4 I1 , .1 1 g- i H- if 'f'V5 ggi g 5, f mf A 'MH f .Q 'f ' 'H . 'l 'su O fg,w,m.f4.5g4 -g.-,'g,i.5.1 +f, . gtk 'B N ., Q- M' 1 A ' N if 'S , W H, It . vi VV 31-. n. -in X - f .I 4 ' ... .,.. I W, ' f 3' I If X I V -f. ' ' . A ',V A '2 I A 1 i 4 .1- N. -, AN U ilu. , John Crowley is set to let one go behind blocking from John Laeurruhha and Mike MeNzuna1ra in Bethpuge game. S. A. 1:2 25 12 12 2 13 12 Fordham Prep ball carrier stopped by hard tackling Stags. SEASON'S RECORD St. -lohn's Prep Seton Hall La Salle M. A. Bethpuge Brooklyn Prep East Rockaway Fordham Prep Opp 0 0 0 7 19 14 40 109 VARSITY Front Row: Paul Fcrri, john Crowley, Roger Smith, Frank Graves, Edward Murtnugh, Robert Scholly. Back Row: Mr. Lennon, Paul Fitzgerald, joseph O'Keefe, john Dowd, Richard McDermott, Robert Keller, Mr. Smyth. BUY, ' H5 GT EDDIE 4 if iii?- , MJ jUNIOR HIGH Front Row: Kc-nm-th Snyder, Bob Quinn, Dominic Barlmro, Michel Gross, William Donovan, Dennis Mclle, Ray Murphy, Tom Bucher. Back Row: Mr. Lennon. Tom Gill, Bob McNamara, john Profitlich, john Hickey, john Fichvr, Charles Mor- milcs, Bob Curran, Mr. Smyth. 110 JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: john Macca, john Brac- ken, Richard Meehan, john Stearns, Robert Lewitt, William Chidsey, Michael Hayes, Daniel Marrin. Back Row: Mr. Lennon, William McCor- mick, Pc-te Carew, Lawrence Bren- nen, john Knoulan, john Donohue, Robert Colletti, Mr. Smyth. I f .r 5 ll 3' 1 I ir I 7 1 xi ii il 1- fl my M r in ff x ,,, Ex y S sX.5 . , -- e l . S ri? ? fg if Elly SIT GENES St. Do1ninic's player elucles three Stags. SEASONS RECORD S. A. 68 La Salle 56 VVantagh 54 Cathedral 49 Seton Hall 68 Brooklyn Prep 61 St. DOll1lHlL',S 46 La Salle 47 St. Maryls 70 St. Dominic's 50 'SL Augustine 72 Seton Hall 64 Bethpage 'St Augustine-Knights of Columbus Tourney Knot part of regular schedule? Opp. 58 47 33 67 87 43 50 49 66 58 70 52 Fitzgerald battles St. Dominiels. Roger Smith grabs another rebound against St. Dominic's. grnmn Wi SITE! HSS BULL I 1 W ,, , ....v. - .-... Y .. , ., , .-. . .n4.mn.--.-Y ..,uw-nf u, U' Sitting: John Bracken, Rolwrt Sc-holly, Bill Chidsey, Dick McDermott, Joi- 0'K0c-fc-, Bill Mcfkmnnick, William Cillen, Iohn Crowley, Brian Fiske, Art Roger Smith, Paul Fitzgc-rald, Toni Lcclilcitnvr, Lamb, Mr. Coleman. Standing: Mike McNamara, Bill Flynn, Frank Cannon. IF GSIQMHIVZ B356 HIDE l fi - Y M? ' - - , in-I ,X w if '55 MK-T N' i A fp ,, ' - 'L ' .Q ' ' ra. n V ' 1 f. .i ' X W Sitting: Al Clark, Ray Hathgcbcr, Miko Hayes, Standing: Mr. Lennon, jim Quiglvy, Rolmvrt Col- Kcn Chase: Angelo Mancs, John Stearns, Ric-hard If-tti, Mike Maclclvm, Larry Brvnnan, Pvtc-r Carcw Meehan, Bob Lcwit, John Baffa, Thomas Ciglccio. John Lacarrublxl, Danicl Nlarrin, Frank Graves Crowley retires another man. FRESHMAN 1954 SEASON'S RECORD A St A Opp. Wantagh Seafor Garden City Freeport Freeport Seaford Massapequa Baldwin Wanta h Seaford Maigapequa Ba win Valley Stream Bet page Valley Stream Bethpage Another hit for St. Agnes. h JUNIOR VARSITY 1954 SEASON'S RECORD I K St. A. Opp Wantagh South Side Garden City Oceanside St. John's St. john's Lynbrook Baldwin Wantagh South Side Baldwin Lynbrook Bethpage Bethpage Garden City Cathedral Oceanside Cathedral Crowley strikes out another batter M M, fMi?'9 'lT7 7'MwZ'ff. UW whens fi: X142 Quay! Right Rev. Anthony J. Fyme Right Rev. John J. Mahon Right Rev. Peter Quealy, V. F. Very Rev. Henry C. Graham, O. P. P. G. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev . John J. Byrne . John A. Cass . Joseph W. Hack . Francis R. McMullen . Charles J. Murphy Rev. Michael J. O'Farrell Rev. William J. O'Keefe Rev. Alfred E. Rampmaier Rev. Thomas Q. Shanley Rev. Thomas B. Sheeran Rev. Richard E. Vahey, O. P. Rev . Francis J. Williams DHTHOD Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Donohue Michael F. Farkas Frank J. Fee, Jr. Raymond T. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. William H. George Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Loar Mrs. Arthur H. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Maxant Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Pisciotto Mr. Corneilius A. Regan Mr. and Mrs Mark Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scholly Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Seidler Arthur D. Straub Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Williams Twenty-five Dollars Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Aicher Mr. and Mrs. John M. Connolly Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Antonio A. Ferri Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Roth A Friend Fifteen Dollars Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Selva Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Thompson Ten Dollars Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brennan Mrs. John J. Brennan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brendan Cooke Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cuddy Dr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Desnoes Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dickson Dr. and Mrs. William L. Donnelly A Friend F ioe Dollars Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig J. Benedik Mr. and Mrs. John M. Blatz Ryland H. Bryant Thomas J. Burger Mr. and Mrs. George A. Callahan Mrs. Ruth E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Connell Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Corcoran R. John Costa, D. D. S. Mr. and Mrs. John Danemeyer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John De Ibero Mr. Francis J. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. John W. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. William T. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Ficke Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fishe Mr. and Mrs. John F . Fitzgerald Thomas B. Fitzpatrick, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flood Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gale Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Gavin Alfred and Eloise Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Gretsch Mrs. Edward F. Held Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hinch Joseph W. Hoag Mr. Fuyun Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Keller Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Kobbe Dr. and Mr. Paul N. Kiersnowski Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Lahiff Charles Leighton, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lenihan Robert S. Lescelles Mr. Edward Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lilly Mr. and Mrs. John F. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. MacMurray Mrs. Alice M. Mainardy Marie and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Miller In memory of Reginald Miller Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Milone Joseph A. Moran Joseph Mulholland R. Monica Murphy '55 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Osterlof Joseph N. Pessah Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Pillman Mr. and Mrs. Clement H. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Regan Mr. and Mrs. James D. Reiher Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Riehl Mrs. John J. Rooney John J. Rooney Anne M. Ryan '55 Irene M. Ryan '55 Frank J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ryan Arthur W. Rust Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Frank C Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Richard J. Schermeyer . Schmitt . August J. Senges William I. Seward Mr. and Mrs. . Edward H. Stack . Arthur D. Straub . Arthur M. Streeben John W. Terry, D.V.M. Mrs. George L. Vollkommer Sheila M. Ward '54 George C. Weber Augustus A. Worthe Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Young A Friend TRO!! Vincent A. Bila Mr. Robert E. Boan Frederick I. Breuning Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Buschmann Mr. and Mrs. Austin Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Byme Mr. and Mrs. joseph G. Cellana Judith M. Chisholm '54 Roberta P. Chisholm '54 Mr. William J. Convery Mr. George P. Curtis Clara E. Dembowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Domhofer Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fausner Three Dollars Kathleen T. Brady '55 Mrs. Mary E. Daly john I. Dalwin, D.D.S. Patricia A. Danemeyer '55 Charles V. Day Dorothy G. Dohm Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Frohnhoefer David T. Goldblum Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hochart Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kunkel Marilyn J. Logan '55 Charles A. McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Selva Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Villa George Wahler Two Dollars Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Aicher Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Andrews john H. Bennett Mrs. John S. Bila Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Fisher Mary J. Flood '53 Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. F rayne Mabel Bean Gavigan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . William J. Gearin . William E. Gilbert . William E. Gilbert Henry F. Glennon Richard T. Hall Barbara A. Hendricks '54 Raymond J. Hirshfeld Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hopper Carl M. Huderich Mr. Robert G. Isler Mr. and Mrs. Basil H. Kirk Richard T. Kollmani Ronald E. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krane Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lehecka Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. john N. Lehmann Mary Ellen Loar Patricia Loar Suzanne N. Loar '55 Mr. and'Mrs. Charles P. Lynch Peter F. McCarty Milo McDonald '58 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Muller James R. Murphy, Ir. Antoinette F. Pillman '52 Diana M. Pillman '53 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Quinn Brenda M. Reinhardt '57 Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Rooney Sabu Z. Schlutz Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Schuler Elmira P. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. William S. Smith Albert Soos, B. S., Opt. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stouges William R. Stouges Marianne I. Suessmann Lloyd B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Tomek Mr. Thomas A. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. John F . Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Worthe Mr. and Mrs. John Zorovich A Friend One Dollar Robert Adams '57 Anita Adelhardt '57 Mary Ann Aicher Michaele Aicher Mary Ann Aita '57 Alice T. Alvino '56 Catherine M. Andriacche '52 Alyce M. Anzalone '56 Wilfred Atkiss Mr. and Mrs. R. Attonito Mrs. V. C. Ayers Roselyn Backman Valerie D. Baker '55 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bartels Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bartels Marcia J. Bates Mrs. Teresa Batterman Ann Bearns '56 Albin L. Bedell Helen Beechert Barbara A. Belfi '56 Virginia Bennett '51 Christine J. Bila '55 Therese J. Bila '55 Barbara Bishop '54 Alphonse T. Bittel Katherine L. Bittel '55 Mrs. Ruth M. Bittel Mrs. H. S. Blair Ann C. Bolton '51 Mr. and Mrs. Bennet M. Bolton Bennet M. Bolton, Jr. Francis X. Bolton Mary F. Bolton '49 Thomas J. Bolton Dorothy Bonasera '56 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bonk Denise Boylan '58 Grace Ann Bradley '56 Lucille M. Brink '57 Kathleen Ann Brush '56 Jiggs, Robert, and Jake Bryant Adele Marie Buck Marian Buckley '52 Mrs. Judith Busch Judith A. Byrne '57 Kathleen Byme '54 Mr. Edgar Byms Mr. Edgar F. Byms Mr. and Mrs. Edward Callaghan Mr. Joseph Callaghan Ann Campbell '58 Mary Virginia Campbell '56 Thomas A. Candido Jacqueline M. Carbery'57 Margaret V. Carr Cecelia Carroll Mrs. Edna Carroll PEITHUDS Mr. Edward T. Carroll Edward T. Carroll, Sr. Douglas Case Helen J. Cash '51 Milton H. Cash Virginia Cellana Christine Chisholm Mrs. Viola Chisholm Winona Chlystun '53 Class of January '55 Patricia Colway '54 Alice J. Connell '55 John C. Connell Mrs. James Connolly John M. Connolly, Jr. Gale Corcoran '55 June Marie Corcoran '51 Lucille Cordi Frances Costa '51 Catherine J. Cox Patricia Cox '54 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Coyle Joseph and David Coyle Sheila and Eleanor Coyle Mr. and Mrs. William F. Crowk Madeline M. Currie Patricia J. Currie '54 Mr. and Mrs. J. Danemeyer Kathryn M. Danemeyer Mr. and Mrs. John Deignan Thomas P. Denn Prudence DeRosa Grace M. Dickson '55 Mr. Herman Dircks Mr. and Mrs. Albert DiStefano Mrs. William Donegan Kathleen Donnelly '54 . Frank R. Donofreo Eileen M. Donohue Alice L. Dooley Teresa R. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. J. Doran Mr. and Mrs. William Dowling Helen C. Downs Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle George Dragonous Carol L. DuBois '54 Jeanne M. DuBois '50 Joanne Dugan '56 Georgeann M. Eckhoff '56 Francis E. Edden '49 Margaret Fahey '53 Madalene A. 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Lesko Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lillis Marie T. Lillis Mrs. Thomas Lillis Mr. and Mrs. William Lillis Mrs. Harry H. Lipp Ruth A. Lockwood '57 Jacqueline Logan '58 Lorraine Logan Mary E. Loonam Kathleen M. Looney '53 Mrs. John Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lorne Mr. John A. Loughery Mr. and Mrs. John A. Loughery Emily E. Lussier Myriel E. Lussier Mary Jane Lynch '55 Mr. and Mrs. J. MacDougall Thomas Maceluch '56 Joan Mackin '56 Mr. Gavin L. MacKnight Maureen Maclean '54 Barbara Mahlstedt '56 Carol Mahlstedt '56 Lawrence J. Maier Ann Maniscalo '56 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Marrin William C. Marrin, Jr. '55 Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Marschall Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews Mr. and Mrs. D. Mayers Margaret McArdle '56 Virginia M. McCann '57 Eileen McCormack '58 Mary McCormack '52 ,Warren W. McCoskey Mrs. Barbara Sasseen McCullagh '50 Mr. and Mrs. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. McDowell Camille J. 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Sites '56 Susan Sites '58 Anne Smith Arthur Smith '57 Jane Smith Roger F. Smith '55 William F. Smith Kenneth Snyder '58 Marjorie E. Snyder '57 Nancy A. Stablein '56 Mr. and Mrs. A. Stark Barbara M. Steinjann '56 Marguerite A. Stimpfl '56 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stimpfl Richard Straub Dorothy A. Streeben '49 Mr. Charles A. Suessmann, Sr. J. Wilton Suessman Mr. John Sullivan Maureen Sullivan '52 Sheila A. Sullivan '56 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sullivan Alice K. Sussmann Mr. Theodore K. Sweet L. L. Taft, M. D. Barbara Tifverman '53 Patricia Tindall '52 Helen G. Titus '58 G. Thompson Mary Jane Thompson '55 Suzanne M. Tunny '53 Rita Uppstrom '57 Angela vadala '54 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vadala Mary E. Wagner '57 Margaret Wallace Mrs. E. V. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Mrs. Henry Waltman Mr. and Mrs. William Wamer Mr. Hemy J. Wasserman Patricia Waters Mr. and Mrs. Roger Waters Frances Watterson '57 Margaret Waver Patricia Wayrick '54 Barbara E. Whitaker '58 Catherine M. Whitney Anne Marie VVhittaker '54 Margaret M. Williams '55 Mr. Robert C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edmond C. Winn Mrs. Robert Wissert Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Wright Mary Ann Zolzer '56 Lucy H. Zorovich '56 A Friend A Friend A Friend BUSINESS Twenty-five Dollars BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE TRUST COMPANY Rockville Centre, N. Y. CHANDLER SALES AND SERVICE 245 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING CO., INC. 387 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rockville Centre, N. Y. MOTHERS' CLUB OF ST. AGNES SCHOOL THE EDWARD O'TOOLE CO., INC. 65 Barclay Street, New York 7, N. Y. PANAMA WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 480 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. RAINBOW ART DISPLAY 19 Hudson Street, New York, N. Y. ST. IOHN'S UNIVERSITY 75 Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Fifteen Dollars CARROLL TOWING COMPANY, INC. CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL Washington, D. C. GILLEN REALTY CO. HAYES OLDSMOBILE I 242 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HERMAN MOTORS 234-22 Merrick Road, Laurelton, N. Y. WILLIAM J. HIRTEN CO., INC. 21 Barclay Street, New York 8, N. Y. THOT2 SAGENDORF STUDIO 360 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. SULLIVA N 6: SCHOLLY Y. 41 Front Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Ten Dollars BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY St. Agnes Parish, Rockville Centre, N. H. C. BOHACK BRYN MAWR MARKET 199 Brower Avenue, Rockville Centre, DAUGHTERS OF THE FAITH Y. N St. Agnes Parish, Rockville Centre, N. Y. DIEGES GI CLUST 17 John Street, New York, N. Y. EVAN'S AMITYVILLE MILK COMPANY RAYMOND T. FLEMING 1 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Rockville Centre, N. Y. GARDEN CITY HOTEL Garden City, N. Y. GEORGE'S PASTRY SHOPPE Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. GRAND UNION GREFE AND BRENNAN HOLMES PIANO CO. Hempstead, N. Y. A. W. JONES AWNING CO. 458 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, ST. AGNES COUNCIL NO. 2548 Rockville Centre, N. Y. Y. Y. BUSINESS PHTTBOTI T. MacDERMOTT CO. 551 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. MACKEN MOTORS 185-189 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport, N. MANDIA MOTORS, INC. DOMINICK MILONE, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Rockville Centre, N. Y. H. MORMILE Bt SONS FLORISTS 443 North Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. D. P. MURPHY CO. Church Bt Murray Streets, New York, N. Y. ST. AGNES HOLY NAME SOCIETY Five Dollars ACORN PUBLISHING COMPANY Rockville Centre, N. Y. THOMAS M. AMATO CO. 102-104 Greenwich Street, New York 6, BACHTLER BROTHERS 19 Clinton Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. RICHARD W. BARNES FUNERAI- HOME West Hempstead, N. Y. HARRY -G. BEARD, OPTICIAN N. 234 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. BELAB CONSTRUCTION CORP. BELFAST UPHOLSTERERS 6: DECORATORS INC. 20 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, BELLAIRE CASTLE RESTAURANT 208-04 Jamaica Avenue, Hollis 28, N. Y. N. Y. Y. BROPHY FUNERAL HOME 132 Ma1n'Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. BRYN MAWR DELICATESSEN 195 Brower Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. CAMP BAUMANN BUSES, INC. CAMPBELL PRESS, INC. 344 West 38th Street, New York 18, N. Y. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Court Ella Rita No. 1105 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Court No. 1067 CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL Mineola, N. Y. CIRKER'S MOVING AND STORAGE CO. 316 East 46th Street, New York, N. Y. CONWAY'S MARKET 68 N. Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. DEE JAY RECORDS 324 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. DON BOSCO CLUB OF ST. AGNES PARISH FALTERMEIER-LAWSON 312 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. RALPH FERRARA, INC. 125 Greenwich Street, New York, 6, N. Y. FLOORTONE CORP. Lynbrook, N. Y. FRANK FERRARA 4 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y THE FRANKLIN SHOPS LOUIS FREY COMPANY, INC. 68 Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y. - 4' -w frv:f:f :e' Www-wrrfx H Q . ,,.,,.,,..,.,,,. W. pg BUSINESS TPHTBOD FRONT STREET BAKE SHOP Rockville Centre, N. Y. ALBERT F. GALLOPINI 373 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook, N. Y. A. CASLOW 100 Pine Street, New York 5, N. Y. GOLDY'S 31 Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y. GREYSTONE BEAUTY SHOP Rockville Centre, N. Y. GREYSTONE PHARMACY 197 N. Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GREYSTONE WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 221 Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GULOTTY'S 316 Sunrise Highway, Rockville, N. Y. HANAN'S YARNS, BABY WEAR AND HOSIERY ADOLF G. HEIN 101 Maiden Lane, New York 7, N. Y. H 6: H SHELL SERVICE STATION Merrick and Oceanside Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HOLLYWOOD REPRODUCTIONS, INC. 135 Liberty Street, New York 6, N. Y. HOUSE OF FLOWERS 26 South Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. THE HOUSE OF ULLMAN 266A Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. INTER-COUNTY TITLE GUARANTEE 6: MORTGAGE CO. Floral Park, N. Y. KASTNER MOTOR SALES, INC. 182-184 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. KELLY AND KANE WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS N. W. LACY St COMPANY 16 Beaver Street, New York 4, N. e LARI'S RESTAURANT 6: PIZZER 21 Main Street, East Rockaway, LAWSON ASSOCIATES Y. IA N. Y. North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. LEVINS OCEANSIDE PHARMACY W. HARRY LISTER BUICK SALE THE LITTLE SHOP S 6: SERVICE 272A Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y LOU'S DELICATESSEN LOUISE DRESS SHOPPE Valley Stream, N. Y. MAHLER'S MAPLE BAKE SHOP 3 Maple Avenue, Rockville Cent THE MAX BEAUTY SALON THE MEADOWBROOK NATIONA MERCY HOSPITAL Rockville Centre, N. Y. NUNLEY'S CAROUSEL Sunrise Highway, Baldwin, N. Y. OCEANSIDE LAUNDRY SERVICE PAT'S PRIME MEATS 32 Church Street, Malveme, N. Y. PEOPLE'S HARDWARE STORE Main Street, East Rockaway, N. Y re, N. Y. L BANK BUSINESS HTHOD IOHN PERI 125-11 109 Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y. R1Tz CARLTON TAILORING ' 124 N. Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE GIFT AND ART GALLERIES' 1 Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE HOBBYCRAFT 816 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE-MINEOLA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ROSS ELECTRIC CO. RUPP CHEVROLET CORPORATION SAFINA FLOWERS 26 No. Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y C. H. SCHMITT Br CO. 60 Warren Street, New York 7, N. Y. SILVER STATIONERY CO., INC. JOHN-P. STARIN 14 No. Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. SULLIVAN'S WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 666 Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. SUNRISE PHARMACY 29 No. Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. TERRACE BAKE SHOP 664 Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. JOHN s. THORP, REAL ESTATE an INSURANCE Rockville Centre, N. Y. LEO TINELLI Br ORCHESTRA 1580 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx 62, N. Y. TURTLE BZ HUGHES, INC. 241-3 West Broadway, New York 13, N. Y. U. S. STEEL PARTITION CO., INC. 435 Southern Boulevard, Bronx 55, N. Y. UTILITY OFFICE CLEANING, INC. 7121 Roosevelt Avenue, Jackson Heights, N. Y. THE 1954-1955 VARSITY FOOTBALLTEAM VILLAGE LUGGAGE SHOP 19 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y VILLAGE MEN'S WEAR 9 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. WEEKS MOVING AND STORAGE CORPORATION 55 Maple Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. WHITBREAD'S SONS LUMBER CO. Oceanside, Long Beach, N. Y. CHARLES E. WHITEHEAD 8r SONS, INC. 14 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. Three Dollars V. P. ADAMS, INC. BEVERLY MARKET CAPITAL PAINT CO. Rockville Centre, N. Y. CARVEL CUSTARD 570 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. CLAIRE RIDING ACADEMY, INC. 480 Old Mill Road, Hempstead, N. Y. COUNTY-WIDE BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS FRANKLIN A. DAVISON MATH. CLASSES 171 South Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. GEORGE,S BEAUTY SALON 193 Brower Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GIBSON STATIONERY STORE, 230 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. GIORDANO OIL SERVICE Q BUSINESS PHTBOD EUGENE F. HAWKINS 24 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HOFFMAN'S LIQUOR 387 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. HOMESTEAD CANDIES 39 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. HOUSE OF RANSU JACKIE SHOPS 68 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. JALLER'S DRUG STORE Front Street and Uniondale Avenue, Uniondale, N. Y. JOE'S QUALITY MEAT MARKET 220-13 Merrick Road, Laurelton, N. Y. KARP MOTOR SALES, INC. 699 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. KOLLNER'S MEAT MARKET 40 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. LEDER'S JEWELERS 15 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. MITCHELL MANOR DRUGS 1550 Front Street, East Meadow, N. Y. ORSO REXALL PHARMACY PARK-RISE LIQUORS, INC. 21 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. PHIL-AMY FLORIST 22 Rockaway Avenue, Valley Stream, N. Y. RIGHTWAY CLEANERS SAL'S SHOE REPAIR 6 Lincoln Avenue, Oceanside, N. Y. SIGNAL MOTORS, INC. 704 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. SUPRINA'S MEN'S dr BOYS' WEAR 72 Rockaway Avenue, Valley Stream, N. SYLVIA'S CORSET CENTRE 266 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. M. ZUNIK, TAILOR 63A North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. VASSAR AUTO SERVICE Hendrickson Avenue and Vassar Place, Lynbrook, N. Y. VITALITY FOODS VON BROOK'S DELICATESSEN Rockville Centre, N. Y. WHITE ROSE RESTAURANT Brooklyn, N. Y. WIN D'S-OF -BALDWIN 78-80 Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. Y. Two Dollars ALBERS DELICATESSEN Y. Y 216 Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N Y ALCO ENGINEERING 653'Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. ALICE LOCKE DRESS SHOPPE THE ANTIQUE BOX' Rockville Centre, N. Y. ART FLOWER SHOP Rockville Centre, N. Y. BALDWIN GIFT SHOP Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. Y. CLASS OF JANUARY '58 BUSINESS CONSUMERS COAL St OIL CO. Rockville Centre, N. Y. ELITE CLEANERS 357 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. THE EXCLUSIVE GIFT SHOPPE 8 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. FULLERTON FUNERAL HOME, INC. 131 Merrick Road, Baldwin, N. Y. GIFT HOUSE ON MERRICK ROAD COULD FARMS, QUEENS GREYSTONE BEAUTY SHOP 536 Lakeview Avenue, Rockvil e Centre, N. Y. l GREYSTONE LIQUOR STORE JAMES dt HAWKINS, INC. Rockville Centre, N. Y. IANOWSKI AND SONS Long Beach Road, Oceanside, N. Y. JEFFERSON CLEANERS 128 North Long Beach Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. THE IEWEL CASE 255 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. IOBST BAKE SHOP 70 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. IRENE KENNY - BEAUTY SHOP LITTLEFIELD ALGER - ELECTRIC CO. LOWE FURNITURE, INC. 315 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, N. Y. MARY IMMACULATE HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 152-11 89tli Avenue, Jamaica 32, N. Y. MAX,S ARMY dt NAVY STORE 29 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. PHTBOD M. BETA PHI MEYER'S MEAT MARKET MUR-L1-:E's MEN'S sHoP 48 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. NASSAU Rx CHEMISTS Baldwin, N. Y. 5 PHOSTER PHARMACY 415 Jerusalem Avenue, Hempstead, N. Y. DAVID PIKE ASSOCIATES Real Estate - Insurance PROMPT CLEANERS 488 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. PURITY LUNCHEONETTE 51 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y ROBIN HOOD SURPLUS STORE FRANK E. SHERIN 210 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. ST. JAMES PHARMACY -Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE CENTRE TAXI CORP. TERRACE PHARMACY 662 Merrick Road, Oceanside, N. Y. TOVVNE MODES Q 25 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y TRIANGLE PAINT AND WALLPAPER 3 Davison Avenue, Oceanside, N. Y. UNITED BEAUTY SHOP 232 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, N. Y. WHITE HOUSE SERVICE WILMA ELECTRICAL CO. 204 South Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y. BUSINESS PHTBOTD One Dollar ARP'S DELICATESSEN BELAB CONSTRUCTION CORP. CHARLES CHIN LAUNDRY THE CHILDRENS SHOP COLONY HOUSE DELICATESSEN DANON FINE SHOES DAVIS ETHICAL PHARMACY DENSON'S GROCERY D'ERRICO WATCHMAKERS ar JEWELERS EAST ROCKAWAY POINT HOUSE EMILE'S CANDIES FIVE CORNERS OUTDOOR STORE GENE'S JEWELRY CEORCA's LUNCHEONETTE GERONIMO SHOE SERVICE PATRICK A. GLYNN REAL ESTATE HARRIS DEPARTMENT STORE HERRMAN'S STATIONERY STORE BOB HOPKINS JACK'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY JADE SHOPS, INC. JIM'S SERVICE STATION LARRY'S MOWER sr BICYCLE SHOP LAWRENCE'S CAMERA Gr GIFT SHOP LAWRENCE'S CAMERA AND SILVER SHOP LEONARD'S MEN'S SHOP MAHLER'S MAPLE BAKE SHOP MAPLE PARK CLEANERS MARTIN'S LUNCHEONETTE JOHN J. MOELROY ENTERPRISES NASSAU SHOE REPAIRING THE NEW BOOTERY NEW CHINA INN NICK'S ITALIAN 6: AMERICAN CROCERIES O'NEILL'S LIQUOR STORE PERCAMENT R. 8: B. STATIONERY RHEA NICHOLS SHOES ROULSTON'S SUPER-MARKET JAMES H. RYAN, INSURANCE SHERRY'S RESTAURANT SMOKEY JOHN S. THORP, REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE VILLAGE PHOTO SHOP VILLAGE SHOE REPAIR WILES LADIES' CLOTHES WINDMILL FOOD STORES WOMRATH'S . ' 1-.' 3. 4 g' H ,. ' - K - J g, . .. I , . in gg',f49fgfzsf ' QS '. v.:' .. -, ,, f - - J' 1,42 ..:, - . ,,. I I- I . if-fa- fu f - . A igflilirt i 55 h , . .. ,r , I HJ I 4, K. . i a m K , , X 0 Ji, U If TN , 'dz' . I,.f.-:wi-'f-X111--MA-:TiF. - I f ,. ' 1 I. .. V ,,..1-:f1 'fT'If' :J .S ' A ' S' . M.. -1: h . qgsxegs Q: RI, ' 2.4 S' 'V ' Af '. ,Q,, 'L , fNf 'Q29l 9. I. ' ' 'GIA 'LQ f4 !?5iQL:.,.,' E ' , 'S gl 1407214 GZ! At the close of this our Senior Year at St. Agnes, we wish to thank all those who have helped us invaluably in preparing and producing The Lamb 1955. In order to have a good book, good pictures are a prerequisite. Our friends at the Sagendorf Studios, especially Mrs. Sagendorf and Mr. Mulholland, spent many hours helping us with our portraits, informal and class pictures. The New City Printing Company has aided and supported us in the print- ing of the book, assisting us in planning layouts, picking type and other detail work. Without Mr. Ball and Mr. Adomilli we never would have finshed so much work in so little time. But our greatest help came from our faculty adviser and moderator, Sister Rosaire, who has guided us in every phase of work, all year long. Mother Berna- dette, Sister Frances Loretta, Sister Marguerite, and Sister Frances de Chantal also have given us much of their time and energy. Last, but definitely not least, we thank our patrons. Without their generous contributions this book could never have been produced. They have enabled us to present our book with ease and confidence. Therefore, to all who helped us so much, we, the Seniors say a hearty Thank You and a sincere Cod Bless You. Wm . ,r .- , f - f..- - H, . 5. L .K 5g.aryg-egg . .fp ,1 fjjtgi .K ts.- V. in sspyt. rrst 2 't',, .... we - ,.'s' U . tfwwflgk tas s fr A :fi,.+i-5--.ffirfrfsfs-fg I - , ..r.N,. . . . . atiftiiai S aiaatif iif S iitiii ssaf if asrfirs i raaartr For their splendid efforts in securing the most patrons, and as a token of appreciation, we present Marilyn Login and Marie jean Gretsch, Thomas Coyle, Regina Cooke and Grace Bartnett. . - ' K -f .5,.f5gkir3 mama by Euyaaadtoag NEW CITY PRINTING CO union WV, raw Jnslv its Z U W'.'-Q'i 43Ti ' ' 3 4 1 s 5 1 , 3 Qwzw I e cu mm fm Q . a W S 1 Q 2 -. x 1 I -Y 3 Wim QA' 'E-15' AM--,E is ,v.'v4f,34lJ-Y, W9 19 f, 1. 1 f JM, Pdavaciiiti JZ: 4 Y I ffffwueff