St Agnes Academy - Markings Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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NAME A lford Bain Brothers Brown Carr Dodge Dolan Dominguez Grehan Hodgson Hogan Migliara Payne Quinn Robinson Valsamis Wade Warren Young KNOWN AS Jan Jean Bug Angel Vicki Babblin' Bess Poochie Queenie Bobbie Julie Susie Clau Puda Bug Mary Dee Kathryn Mary Kay Ruthie Teddy HOROSCOPE AMBITION THEME SONG ALWAYS SEEN WITH To go to Texas A 8: M Deep In The Heart of Her sewing Texas To be a Yankee Dream a Little Dream That longing-for of Me the-mailman look To be a Mrs. instead of a Miss To make straight A's To portray Lady Macbeth To marry Gary To be in Vogue To be fickle To get married To be a torch singer To be in the Kentucky Derby To be a hobo To graduate To drive a hot-rod To live in a Vandy Quonsit hut To be a rowdy To get married To be a taxi-cab driver To go steady Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen Little Brown Jug I Get Ideas Thinking of You I Wish I Was My Foolish Heart Always I'm Sitting On Top of The World Dreamer's Holiday Time On My Hands I'll Get By Slow Poke I'm All Broke Our With Love Dark Eyes Sentimental Me Ain't She Sweet You Belong To My Heart Her clean shoes Her problems Her stationery Her English wit Her 0. P.'S A mirror Her telephone book Teddy Joe Her day dreaming Mary Her sympathetic ear Her Henry J Her football star Her lunch Her CBC ring Her shorthand Mel

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41-1 Q, Quincy As freshmen we were green and dumb But knew our senior days would come. Under the guiding hand of our sponsor, Sister Adrian Marie, our freshman days began with a bang. For two days of initiation, we bowed and scraped to the seniors and at the end of our 'testing time the seniors treated us to ice cream and cookies and presented Dorothy Jorden with a silver bracelet for being the best freshman. Teddy Io Young received double honors from her class that year being elected class president and class basketball captain. As football season rolled around we were all so proud to see our classmates June Payne, Kathryn Robinson and Suzanne Hogan acting as official cheerleaders of the C. B.C. freshman team. In the Miss Saint Agnes contest our candidate was Betsy Ross, a senior of that year. We succeeded in plac- ing her second in the contest, at least. As natural freshmen we naturally gloated over any dis- tinction, so imagine our joy when Mary Della Quinn, our representative in the school oratorical contest, received second place honors. A big event of this year was our reception into the Sodality of Our Lady and we took special pride in claiming membership in this spiritual organ- ization and wearing the miraculous medal symbolic of our induction. The freshman dramatic class presented the old favorite of Louisa Mae Alcotr's, Little Women. After final exams were all over, we held our class picnic at Maywood, which marked the official close of our first year together. As sophomores our time grew a bit more nigh For we'd be seniors bye and bve. This year with Sister Elise holding the reins of sponsor and Iagoe Brown in the driver's seat as president, our sophomore class really forged ahead. Teddy Io Young was again elected captain of our basketball team. Our sophomore representatives in the oratorical contest were Mary Della Quinn and Jean Bain. Something new in the history of Saint Agnes occurred that year with the establishing of the Aquinas Chapter of the National Honor Society. Four of our classmates were charter probationary members. The really big high light of our sophomore year was the Miss Saint Agnes contest because our candidate and classmate, Mary Della Quinn, won! I Teddy Io Young and Frances Becky were her attendants and our entire class served as hotesses at the grand event when Mary Della was crowned and reigned over the festivities at the Catholic Club. The C.B.C. Choral Group presented the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Pirates of Penzance and a great many of us lent our voices to the chorus. Our dramatics club play for the year was Mansions, With plastic raincoats and twirling umbrellas we danced our way through Singin' In the Rain in the gym exhibition. We celebrated the close of a very successful year with our class picnic at Clearpool. x 4,