St Agnes Academy - Markings Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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A 'EN of +L. , 1952 .W 3 4 gil 5' ll-K 6!444?' +. of V T' , 'T '- - T? sll'.-v lsfll-WSJ - 1 KATHLEEN PATRICIA WADE ' 'Modesty is the ornament of a woman. Though quiet in her manners, Kay has a determination for accom- plishing those insignificant tasks as well as the most necessary ones. During her four years at Saint Agnes she was active in the Fine Arts Club, the crusade and the sodality. She was a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. Having been chosen as vice president of her sophomore year and treasurer in her junior we wonder not that as a senior, Kay proved her capabilities and winning ways as president of her class. She served as a news editor on the Aquila staff. With her sweet and pleasing disposition as well as her attractiveness, Kay is certain to accomplish her ambitions. 0-Aarriage and a family of lads and co1leens.J

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fy, ' iff Om 7 Q fyfifing sisters standing: SISTER PELEGIA, Grades One and Two SISTER ROBERTA, Grades Three and Four SISTER MARY LOUISE, Reading, Grades One and Two, Kindergarten SISTER ELISE, Religion, Latin, Civics, History, Athletic Director, Junior Class Sponsor. SISTER CONSOLATA, Piano and Voice SISTER PRISCA, Cafeteria Overseer SISTER JOSEPH EDWARD. Not pictured, Glee Club, Voice. Lay Teacher standing: MISS PAULINE MARQUETTE, Assistant Physical Education MRS. JOHN STALM, Physical Education SENORITA FELICIA GUTIERREZ. Spanish French SISTER CLARA,Bio1ogy, Home Economics Seventh and Eighth Grade Sponsor SISTER BURCHARDA, Latin, Algebra. English, French, Sophomore Class Sponsor SISTER ANNE RAYMOND, English History, Reading, Aquila Advisor, Senior Class Sponsor SISTER MARY MARGARET, Religion, Librarian, Sociology, Freshman Class Sponsor, Crusade and Sodality Moderator SISTER AGNES RICHARDA, Dramatics, Fifth and Sixth Grade Sponsor SISTER GERTRUDE ANNE, Shorthand, Typing Red Cross Director, Bursar SISTER I-IUMBERT, Procurator i so

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4 'z EQ- LV ug,-t Sadaldq ' MARGUERITE JAC OE BROWN Prudence excels the other virtues as much as sight excels the other senses. In every graduating class there is one girl that never fails to be remembered as one of the most outstand- ing, capable and dependable person we have ever known. Jagoe fits that bill in our class. Her lead- ership, throughout her four years at Saint Agnes proved itself when she served as president of her class for two years and editor of the annual, sodality. pre- fect and president of the Honor Society in her senior year. The Latin Club, CSMC, varsity basketball team and senior play have all been recipients of her talents and loyalty. Never failing any task that was set before her, her ability and cheerfulness, and her sense of responsibility characterize Iagoe and have made her invaluable to the Seniors of '52, 1952 BARBARA JEAN GREHAN Sweet, small, loved by all. Voted sweetest in our Hall of Fame, Bobby, with ber gaiety and carefreeness which are most conta- gious, joined our class in her sophomore year. She has been in the choral group for two years. enchant- ing everyone with her soprano voice. This obviously accounts for her participation in C.B.C.'s operetta the 'Pirates of Penzance. Bobby has beenan active member of the sodality, Latin Club, Science Club and was elected prefect of the CSMC for '51-'52, Her induction into the Honor Society in her senior year and her important role in Take Care of My Little Girl add to her la urels. Her friendliness makes her well llked by all her classmates. Bobby's success is assured.