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

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Reprerentatizfef. C. Cux tmd M, Btiettulaw. plan a future meeting with other reprefen- tatizfe J. 130 Girly unit patiently for the meeting to begin, .4 K 2 1, Aqui e Habla Under the direction of S. Thomas More, O.P., the Senior Spanish Club meets on the third Thursday of every month. It plays an active part in developing an interest in Spanish life. Each meeting is an interesting and happy experi- ence that brightens the haze of vocabulary words and perfect tenses. Often, a particular Spanish custom or entertainment is the main topic or activity of the meeting, Each member is transformed into a Spanish senoritag the guitars and maracas play softly in the background. The beauty of Spanish culture is once again fascinating those who study it. 1 ' -,X .. - in mini Q, K. Paterson trier in' vain to bfeilk the Pirmm while R. Salim, H, Curzon. P. Sfaannon and D, McKenna: luck on,

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We the tuclents of L A nes The History Club under the direction of S. M. Martina O.P., and S. M. Mediatrix, O.P. has its aim to spread the love and knowledge of history among the students. Charades, history bees, debates, listening to history records and speeches are all part of the c1ub's program. Also we have had outdoor excursions which include a trip to The Flushing Armory, and The Old Quaker Meeting Hall. 5 1 The club explore: Fluylaing biftofy. Determined to have a Jouvenir for lbeir :lub are: M. Hernandez, M. McKay, P. Schettino, R. Salas, M. Hyland, S. DiBiase, H. Garzon, E. Wicklow and K. Kaps. IVho'.r Who in American HiJtary ix read by A McDermott.