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

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Uhr I nrrh nf St. Agnra Arahemir Srhnnl 1527 19274195 The Lamb is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The first yearbook published in 1927 was known as The Torch. It was paper bound and consisted of 88 pages, essays, a Last Will and Testament, and famous sayings. There were 31 graduates, 18 aca- demic and three commercial. The second edition was known as The Annual. The third edition be- came The Lamb, and introduced an imitation leather cover similar to the one shown here. Then came the beautiful St. Agnes cover in 1941. The padded cover was initiated in 1949. In the last fifteen years The Lamb has merited from the Catholic Scho- lastic Press Association, All Catholic every year, except three times first honors. Each Lamb Staff has worked dili- gently to produce a book that will not only record the year,s highlights, but one of which all will be proud. So, too, the staff of '57 present this edition confident, it will be cher- ished among the souvenirs of high school days. ii

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if The Lam Kathleen Rankel, Margaret Cale, Robert Mc- Namara, and Maureen Murtagh check on facts learned at the Fordham Press Conference. Mr. Fred Ball and Mr. Joseph Mullholand look over the senior portraits as Sister Rosaire and Maureen Murtagh, editor, discuss plans for the art work. Thomas Donohue asks Mary Moran's opinion on a picture, while Genevieve Quinn admires the yearbook cover. Ann McGuire and Marie Fenley check the patron slips as Lucille 'll S. ima,-WA l H O yr m The huge audience listens to the speaker at Villanova. joseph Magilligan, Paul Saunders, and Arthur Smith enjoy looking over the pictures they have taken for the yearbook and school paper. x l,..gL'K Brink, Frances Farco and Virginia McCann contribute their ideas about a picture, and Barbara Hans and Judith Long write copy.