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

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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 '

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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.

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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'