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

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Faith Fwthout Good Works is Dead All's in order for flee journey ahead. Uefl I0 riglalj: P. Galati, R. Durnialc, E. Wicklow and N. Paladino. I V6 Y The Crusaders, a club whose main purpose is to give aid to foreign missions, has maintained its activities for eleven years through the zealousness of its moderator S. M. Auxilia, O.P. Its main activity is the mailing of parcel pack- ages to overseas missions. Although the activities of the club have been curtailed this year, the Crusaders still remain one of the oldest and most active groups in the school. Happy smiles fefiecl their zealous eforls. flefl to rightj: P. Swaine, J, Spallino, C. Cai-tin, G, Dempsey, A. Mauro and lf. Allard. lf 4 ,H llf H - . f , Unselfisla Agnesiles slmre llueir blessings. flef! lo righlj: M. A. Mastropaolo, C. Lang, N. Makow- ski, P. Swaine and M. A. Schmidt.

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Amateur Artists at Work K. Kapr, sealed, and B. Lebkuerker think tba! it ir at leur! a Jlart. S. Auxilia, 0.P. agrees. The Art Club was first started with the idea of giving our girls a better appreciation of the artistic things of beauty which B, Zimmer, porter prize winner, dirpluyr work with pride. surround us every day. Headed by S. M. Auxilia, O.P., the girls have entered many contests and have brought honor to the school. At the meetings you will usually see one or two girls work- ing on a poster and a few others just free-lancing. Besides giv- ing the girls a better appreciation of art, the Art Club can some- times bring out talent in a girl, and lead her to choose a career as an artist after graduation. B, Fife, I. Ryan, R. Lebkuerker, N. Leonard and B, Zim- mer tbink ,fue beads are better lban one. 9 13

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We're of ro a ringing Jiarl al St. joe'J. L Josephs Bundled in their warmest winter attire, over one hundred Agnesites boarded their four chartered buses on Sunday, February 28. Accompanied by six faculty members, they proceeded to Saint joseph's Mountain School for a day of fun and sports. Their destination was finally reached after a song filled ride on the New York Thruway. Knee-deep snow, brisk country air and snow-hung trees greeted the weary travellers. After a brief leg-stretching period, the sports enthusiasts began their ice-skating, skiing, and sleigh- riding on St. Josephs' immense lake and rolling hills. The combination of mountain air and constant ac- tivity gave an enormous appetite to all. This was satisfied at the Red Apple Rest on the return trip. With hoarse throats, aching muscles and well-earned bruises the Agnesites arrived home late that evening- still singing, still remembering a wonderful day. -V hi has Il'f a long road home. fleft 10 fighlyf K, Horan, B. Egan, E, Kennedy, J. Winiarski.