St Agnes Academy - Markings Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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AL! L N f. gig-I 1952 53 ' V .1 fe A an SUZANNE HOGAN Fortune favors the daring. Wherever Suzanne goes, gaiety can't be far behind. Her sparkling brown eyes, containing a hint of mis- chief, portray her fun-loving nature which won her the friendship of all her classmates. Suzanne was a member of the Dramatics Club and Fine Arts Club for three years and participated fully in crusade and sodality projects, having become a member of these organizations in her freshman year. Her ability in the writing field was made evident when she won the Rosary contest for two consecutive years, and was chosen editor of the sodality paper in her junior year and feature editor of the Aquila. Beneath Suzanne's carefree ways lies a serious nature which we are sure will carry her far in later life. CLAUDINA MARGHARITA MIGLIARA 'Gentleness accomplishes what violence cannot. Entering Saint Agnes as a freshman, Claudina proved that deep beneath her quiet, unassuming ways were charm and virtue. As a member of the Latin Club, she even surprised Vergil with her master of his na- tive tongue. She participated in crusade and sodality activities for four years and her typing ability won for her a position on the Aquila staff. Surely her goal will be realized for she spared no efforts in ful- filling her daily obligations with ease and efficiency. May the years to come, Claudina, find your happy dreams come true.

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P- J My-I 'yi 1952 -',,1 Vscy -Ytw-ff!! Cl.IVE'l l'E LGIRAINE DOMINGUEZ 'Grace follows her unseen to order all aright. Lorraine, with her curly brown hair and sparkling brown eyes has been with us for eight years. With a meticulous nature such as hers, it ls no wonder she was elected 'neatest senior' in the Hall of Fame. Actlve in school activities. Lorraine was junior class pincess at the 'Miss Saint Agnes' ball, anda mem- ber of the Cotton Carnival Royalty in her senloryear. She has held offices in the crusade and sodallty and was news editor of the Aquila staff. During her sen- lor yearssbewas awarded membership ln the National Honor Socrety and was alloted a role in the senior play. Her alto voice for the past two yearshas given support to the Glee Club and durlng this time she took part in the Messiah, the Christmas cantata, the Stabat Mater, Centennial Pageant and C.B.C. 's 'Plrates of Penzance! l-ler ambition is to raise a C.B.C. football team and with her enthuslasrns for life, we are certain this is one goal she will surely attain. JULIA THERESE HODGSON 'What virtue ls beyond Sellervilly. During her eight years at Saint Agnes, Julia took a deep interest in school functions. She was co-editor for the Aquila and reporter for the sodallty paper. That Julia starred on the basketball court was no sur- prise slnce she was an avid sports fan. Her leader- ship was revealed when she was elected vlce president of the Science Club and secretary-treasurer of the Fine Arts Club. She held a sustaining interest in sodality abd crusade activities. ln her senior year she was admitted to the National Honor Society, represented Saint Agnes as Duchess in the Cotton Carnival and played the role of Mrs. Bellows ln the senior play. Having marntained so noble a record, Iu1ia's endeavor to succeed will never prove futile.

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4' +V. j pq-fri 1952 Vs WW Q.: 1 'L C' vs-fr? IUNB MARIE PAYNE Friendly, helpful, truly kind, Quite as nice as you can find. Carefreeness. come what may, characterlzed June's pleasant and energetic disposition. Most of this energy was suffused on the basketball court since she played on the A-team for four years and on the vanity team for the past two years. Another of her contributions was her singing talent. June actively participated in the Chrlstmas eantata every year and was a member of the choral group during the Cen- tennial Pageant. Het good sportsmanship in all that she undertook was a staunch backing for determined success. Throughout the years to come may this all-around ability' carry June to her ambitions 'and final goal with the sweetness that persistently des- ignated her place in our hearts. MARY DELLA QUINN 'Silence gives grace to a woman. Expressive eyes and sweet ways characterize Mary Della, who has endeared herself to all who knew her during her four years at S.A.A. Her willingness ln helping others supported our esteem of her. Each year she participated in basketball and was selected for the chorus ln the Christmas cantata. Active in basketball and choral work, Mary Della gave her time generously to each of these activities. When a sophomore, she won the coveted title. 'Miss Saint Agnes. With 'cooperation' her watch word her membership in the Fine Arts and Dramatlcs Clubs, the sodality and crusade proved invaluable. Mary Della ls destined for success and her virtuous life will be the key to her ultimate happiness.