St Agnes Academy - Markings Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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'K sf-. 1 952 up ,A 'its-1-ff 644417 KATHRYN CLAIRE nosmson 'The hugh will be mme. The effervescent personality that has always belonged to Kathryn has long been the envy of many of us. The spirit and warmth that lies under those twinkling eyes have endeared her to her classmates. As artist on our Aquila staff for two years and treasurer of the senior class. she has proved that she ls capable as well as entertaining. During her four years at Saint Agnes, Kathryn wasa member of the class basketball team. the Fine Arts Club, sodality, CSMC, and during her senior year she was received into the Na- tional Honor Society. She hopes someday to be a really good artist but we're sure there are accom- panying ambitions. Aspiring to higher thing, Kath- ryn will share fully in all life's benefits. K NATASHA ANNE BROTHERS 'A good tongue ls a good weapon. Small in stature but mighty in sound, best depicts Bug, She has been an asset to our class through the years. Her lllting voice was heard in the Pl- rates of Penzance' and when she sang in the Glee Club. She was a member of both the CSMC and the sodality and a valuable member of the Aquila staff. This jovial senior proved herself a must in the senior class play. Order in the room' is Bug's motto and such prevailed when she exercised her authority as sergeant-at-arms. We wish her success ln the future and a fulfillment of all her dreams.

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yx 4.-. QM-ji 1952 at ' 'W E' ,sy Aupns' vs--4 lcu4We'ee MARTHA JANEI' ALFORD 'Wit to persuade and beautylto delight. The class's blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauty for '52 is Janet. She was elected 'prettiest' ln our Hall of Fame. Among the honors she received in high school were the vice presidency of the senior class, sophomore sergeant-at-arms and membership in the s.v.M. sodsmy and csmc. lanet was active in choral work -having distinguished herself ln this way asa member of the chorus of the C.B.C. operetta. the 'Pirates of Penzance, the Christmas cantata, the Messiah, and the Centennial Pageant. She ex- pressed her artistic ability while on the Aquila staff and her dramatic talent was shown in Take Care of My Little Girl, the senior class play. Whilg Janet has several ambitions, her greatestls to finish college and get married. May these dreams soon become a reality. 4, vf 5 ,I 61444 S TEDDY JO YOUNG What is originality? It ls being one's self. Teddy stepped right into place as president of the freshman class and completely captured our admi- ration and friendship. Her leadership ability followed her through high school as she held different offices ln the Fine Arts Club, Science Club, LatlnClub and again in her senior year. Her artistic nature pro- jected ltself both with pen and in dramatic produc- tions providing sparkle and frm on many occasions. Teddy's most outstanding ability, to handle a basket- ball dexterously, accorded her the honor of being captain of her class tearnfor three years and vanity captain when a senior. Her title 'most athletic 4 was never questioned. Slncerest wishes, Teddy, for life as ioyful and happy as our school days together.

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W xy M X263 N-X 1952 A gh K , JEAN FRANCES BAIN Blushing is the color of virtue. Petite Jean is our selection for the 'Girl Most Likely to Succeed. She may be small in stature but her accomplishments are many. As editor of the Aquila she excelled. She has held an important office in many organizations, having been class vice president during her junior year and treasurer in her sophomore year. She also held officesin the Fine Arts Club, the sodallty, crusade and the National Honor Society. Jean sang with the Glee Club and participated in C.B.C. 's operetta, 'Pirates of Penzance. As a basketball enthusiast she proved herself while on our senior team. Other talents were expressed when she was selected for the cast of 'Take Care of My Little Glrl. Her easy-going, humorous manner has made her a great favorite, and this, we hope, she'll always be. ' , A , Aw. e-52 VICTCRIA JUNE CARR 'Obey that impulse. Imaglnatlve, impulsive and t e mper a me ntal are words set aside that best describe Vickl. She will always be remembered for her creative talent, her widely read short stories, and her acting ability. Her talents were manifested in the freshman play 'Little Women. She was a member of the Fine Arts Club and Dramatics Club. Last year she received the hon- or of winning a twenty-five dollar award for the best essay written by a junior in the city. This year we read many of her articles in the school paper on which staff she served as co-editor. Behind those green eyes lie a secret ambition known to very few. Maybe someday her name in lfghts will thrill us all.