St Agnes Academy - Crest Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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EILEEN HAYES Our Lady of Lourdes Class Secretary Treasurer Red Cross Officer 2 3 4 Mission Representative-4 Red Cross Representative Study Club-2 3 4 BARBARA HEMMINGS Cathedral Audiphone Staff-4 Glee Club-1 Study Club-2 MARILYN HERBER St Joan of Arc Mlssion President-4 Scholarship-4 National Honor Society Honor R011 1 2 3 4 Study Club-3 4 BENNE JANE HERBERTZ Sacred Heart Class Treasurer 3 Mission Representative 1 Audiphone Staff 4 Play Booster 2 Glee Club-1 singing dancing. and refreshments. Marv Iou Meyers 'md Mary Ion Clemens each were given a prize for being the two littlest freshies. Qpc-aking of freshmen, it seems that many of them began to find such things in thc-ir lunches as worms. cruyfish. lobsters, st-irfish. snails' ctc. lVondcr how they got theref On Qeptemln-r 23 the Mission. qodality, and class officers had thc privilege of presiding over the par- liamentary l-iw meetings which were in session three days. These mcetings were under the leadership of Mrs. Franklin uinn, l1rli'1mentarian of the Inter- national lecleration of Catholic Alumnae. Since that time all important Academy meetings have been con- ductc-d according to the Model f'onvc'ntion of Parlia- mentarians. 'School days. school days, dc-:lr old golden rule days, ' sang our parents as they participated in the Bac-k to 16

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MARY KAY FINN St Joan of Arc Glee Club-2 3 JANE FOX Our Lady of Lourdes Legion of Decency 3 G A 1 JOAN FOX Our Lady of Lourdes MISSION Representatne Audlphone Staff 3 Leglon of Decency 3, 4 GAA 1 BARBARA HAMMOND St Joan of Arc Crest Stan'-4 Study Club-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3, 4 Play Booster 2, 4 Leglon of Decency 3, Qophomores Because of their experlence thev no longer sat on the sac rlstw steps purchased tlckets on the ele sator, or bought passes to use the underground tunnel, Xllllill extended from SA X to Cathedral Hlgh Ihe el iss of nl consxsted of students glllded hw three home room Sisters who hacked the Sophs ln exert was Slster Irmn C lare Q S01-J Snster Pranels lheodore, 508 and Sister lurettx Iherese, 306 who later u as elected to the othce ot Sec retarw at Smut Nlarw of the lt oods Ihe loss ot Snster was lamented, hut the Sophs glxdlx ruined Sister Illlld. Nlarle I ite ln Sep temher love Kunnmgh un w as chosen to lead the sophomores In the lr lltHltlLS with 'Nanew 'NIe'Nultx, Y lee Presldent md hequelme Bender Secretary freasurer I'he first fe It ot the officers was to orgmme md present the freshmen wuth a get acquamted Hal low een Party The entcrtamment conslsted of sl-nts, 4 X , x .-mil K li K' 15 L A.. 1 -Q I .ar . s - -'- v - s v 1 ' 1- . .... . . . 1 .--,. ,, . V . ' . ' .. .:. . rv ,- - . . L A- V :., K -. , .1 v: .. , , .. - . ., ., . , ,. , r, . , K D 1.' A A 4 'Y .x 1 Y I . , .. . . . , . .. ' . . ' .3 ... . . .. K. . L1 A - - V U . .. .- - . -- 1. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . V . . -. -. . . .r - . . . .. . . . M. . 1 a Val I . 1 ' 'l l . - 1 .. , . . . . .. . Y v su A in ' nl if lr ' , . . ., - ,O . . 7'.. .-' r - . . s' ' .. v .' . , 1 me , A ' Y . I ' , . I, h 1 v1v I .lx . . . . , . . 1 1 x'l 1 1' A Y' 1- , I - A e . ,. , Y I V n I D . if 1 K l' V .Y4 1 1 2 .A. .- la

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COLETTE HEUER Cathedral Audiphone Staff 4 Sodahty Representative Study Club-3 4 Glee Club-l 2 3 4 Play Booster 2 CHARMAINE HOFFMAN St Philip Neri Play Booster 3 Study Club-4 Glee Club 1 2 PATRICIA HOLLAND St Thomas Aquinas HnorRol1 12 3 4 Crest Subscription Editor Study Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Audiphone News Editor 4 KATHRYN HUGHES St Joan of Arc Glee Club 3 Student Typist fox Faculty Member-4 Legion of Decency 3 4 Play Booster 3 School Night on October 13. Mom and Pop became acquainted with first hand knowledge of school, studies, and activities by hurriedly attending twenty minute classes. excluding lunch. They sat in the desks, con- versed with the Sisters, used the slate and marble steps, and even were privileged to use the elevator. In late January a three-day retreat was made under the direction of Reverend Victor Goosens. He inspired the school with many worthwhile thoughts, especially on Faitll. The traditional Sweetheart Ball was held at Cathedral and the sophomore candidate for the dance was Jerry YVoods. Meanwhile the American Junior Red Cross Journal was sponsoring a nation-wide con- test. Joyce CIlflIllllgllIlIll,S essay titled U25 Years From Now won top honors and was published in the Journal. At the annual senior auction, in January, the class HS Nt? QP ad 17 3, 4 Z . - S W, ' Y so T 5 f -. ' ' , 4 A G.A.A.-1 - A , Q . fa sw i f J? fees I 2 S