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

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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

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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.

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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+'-'