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

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124 The cool breezes and the blue waters of the Pacific set the background for our play, A Time for Love. It took place after World War II and Captain Fred Brooks approached Father Neil to learn how he might become a lay missionary. Father and two Present - A Yime Sisters planned to present a tableau in a native compound. Under the direction of S. Mary Thomas, O.P., we presented this play to the students and their parents on December 21, 1959. The leading parts were played 'by Margaret Contartesi, Bar- bara Egan, Nancy Paladino, Patricia Leopold and Alice Shannon. No Farber, l've rome lo be a lay mi.f.ri0nary. Ueft lo rigblj: B. Egan and M. Contarteri. Say Merry Cbrirlmax to :be Skier. flefl to Z -2.5 n-Q ?,,-ss Q-I-3'-'-2 'Ni ,. rigbij' A Mauro N Paladino and two angelf. We were afraid lo rome Farber. fleft lo rigbtjz M. Con- larleii, E. Heloir and 1. Ferrara.

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The Your: Thespians Dramatic Guild The enthusiasm and hard work of the girls and the fine given to the girls for tryouts. This gives each girl an opportunity direction of S. Mary Thomas, O.P. are the main factors which to demonstrate her acting ability. Both the Seniors and Juniors have brought about the increasing popularity of the Dramatic respectively entertained the parents and students with their plays: Guild. Meetings are held at regular intervals and scripts are A Time for Love and juniorella. Tbe Dramatic Guild of Sl. Agnes. - The Board of Direflarf' and S. Mary Tlmrnm, O.P. plan a future meeting. K. Boyle, I. Palka, 1. Palli and E. Allard are bury heaven preparing for lhe coming play.

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For Love On November 9, the Junior Dramatic Guild presented their version of an old fairy tale to the Fathers and Mothers' Club. They entitled this play juniorella. The main characters were Kathy Breslin who played Juniorellag Olga Benitez, the step mother, Egotistag Regina Waldron, the step sister, Lazynessa, and Andria Shaw, the other sister, Carelesta. This play pointed out what makes the all-around student, an equal balance of studies and outside activities topped off with loyalty, diligence and obedience. juniorella, who was the all-around student, won the right to go to the Success and Happiness Ball. Let uf prepare the altar for ClariJtmaJ. flefl lo fightj: N, Paladino and P. Leopold. Q 1 K, tiff X' Silent nighl, Holy nigbl, . . . X X X f S X K X K How ignorant we were of G0d'J' gram. Uefl to fight 2 E. Gener and A. Shannon. X M15 W, X f ' gag' ' l Q f rr i X if V xl X X l 125 .Z