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

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'l'e preserve freedom, America must teaeh freedom Margaret Shiebler, Anne Marie Seymour, Monica Solarski, John Sheppard, William Sheehan, and Paul Saunders look on as disc jockeys Sandra Schlosser and William Seward show them that learning French can be easy if they listen to French records. Sister Imeldine, official teacher, explains the dayls agenda to Patricia Tavormina, secretary, as Robert Voltura, vice president, Francis Rauch, treasurer, and Timothy Phelan, president, pay close attention. Mr. Rooney shows Er- nest Crandinetti the day's assignment in World History as Eileen Sorley, Donald Slover, Ioan Tuck, Dorothy Tanck. Back Row: Vin- cent Shea, james Wil- liamson and Thomas Steinjann look on. Ll '

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ei eemmenl held principles ei justiee, deeeney and law. While Sister Mary Luke an- swers Marcella McGuire's question, John McNamara, Richard Krehl, Kathleen McGovern, Marilyn Ionge- bloed, Jacqueline Kennedy, Peter Hoffmann, Mary Ann Keenan, and Mary jo Minu- tolo take advantage of this study period. i Sister Christophine examines the work of her musically inclined students: Joseph Magilligan, Eileen Hickey, Eugene Ledwith, and Edward Humbert. After school some boys pause to talk things over before going their separate ways. Left Up: Francis Hopkins, Edward Kuchin- skas, William McGroarty, Roy Meier. Down Right: John Held, Gerald Karl, and Thomas Guida.

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lt is in the sch-ools of the nation, preeminently, No sleeping during geo- metry class,'y says Judith Porter, trying xto explain a proposition to her tired classmates: James Poi- tras, Maydene O'Keefe. Second Row: Ioanne San F anandre, Richard Shae- fer, Edward Weil and Francis Ruddy. 'Hur in-sun i Sister Rosaire supervises a group in library science as Raphael Tomich, Charles Niessen, Patricia Uppstrom, John Murray, Frances Tal- bot, and Standing: Mar- garet Ward, Margaret Wil- son, Edward Murphy and Joanne Wagner learn to do by doing. Au.. Marie Murphy and Marie Negri discuss how they should place Mary's statue, as Patrick O'Rourke and Mary Louise Murray de- scribe the parts of their model altar to Peter Moos- brugger and Patrick Neely.