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

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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

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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