St Agnes Academy - Markings Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Q As juniors we were real cock-sure me more year, we'd be seniors demure. Our junior sponsor was Sister Anne Raymond, always there to lend us a helping hand. Because of the admirable job done in her sophomore year, Jagoe Brown was re-elected president and also was elected captain of our basketball team for the junior year. Lorraine Dominghez rep- resented the juniors in the oratorical contest that year and we were all quite proud of Billie June Carr and Suzanne Hogan who won the city-wide Rosary Essay Contest and the Serra Club Essay Contest, respectively. In the Miss Saint Agnes contest, Lorraine Dominguez was our junior princess and Jagoe Brown and Jean Bain her attendants. This year marked the Saint Agnes Centenary and we seemed to follow an extremely busy schedule with members of our class participating in various dances of the Centennial Pageant. After much hard work raising funds for the Junior-Senior Prom, we at last reached our goal and entertained the seniors with a beautiful 'Evening ln Paris' setting. Everyone agreed it was a huge success. We cllmaxed our year with a picnic at Clearpool. Well, here we are-- the exalted ones And all that waiting2-- Well, it was fun, Imagine our delight on returning to school in September and finding that our former sponsor, Sister Anne Raymond, had been promoted also and was to be our senior sponsor. Eections for leaders of the coming year soon got under way with these results: Class president. Kay Wadeg Sodallty prefect, Jagoe Browng Crusade president, Bobbie Grehan: Honor Society president, Jagoe Browng Red Cross presidentg Annette Dolang and Latin Club president, Teddy Jo Young. Teddy Jo was also elected captain of our senior basketball team and of the Varsity. The school paper was edited that year by Jean Bain and the Annual by Jagoe Brown. Our representatives in the school oratorical contest were Mary Della Quinn, first-place winner, and Jean Bain, second- place. The juniors honored us at a lovely prom with an Old South' setting. We were all so delighted with the unique favors we received, depicting the theme. By the vote of the entire high school, a senior, Bobbie Grehan. was elected Miss Saint Agnes of 1952. Jagoe Brown served as crown bearer and Julia Hodgson and Jean Bain were class representatives. In the gym exhibition we twirled our full skirts to gypsy music and won the blue ribbon for second place. Mary Della Quinn received a scholarship to Saint Catherine's College in Kentucky and Bobbie Grehan was awarded a scholarship to Siena College. To the strains of Pomp andCircumstance we marched across the campus climaxing a most wonderful four years at Saint Agnes Academy. f fl. Q Il 1 i jr' T is 5 'ixzfl w E, ' , L

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Aw Wd! Au 7uzmeur We, the Class of 1952, reassuring ourselves that we are of comparatively sound mind and body, Qdespite rumorslj do hereby ordain this to be our last will and testament. To our beloved Principal and Faculty we leave: Our sincere gratitude and deep appreciation. We will try our utmost to live up to the high standards you have instilled in us at Saint Agnes. To Sister Anne Raymond we leave: Our own self-composed, unabridged dictionary of slang! qWe want her to ger the brighter, lighter side of the English languageq Also, the fond, everlasting memory of a class no one could forget! To the Class of 1953 we leave: our good habits, alertness, irresistability and magnetic personalities, with a fair warning that those who follow these will attain success. Now come the individual gifts to be received with the tender spirit in which they are given. Kathryn Robinson leaves her iitterbugging ability and superb jive vocabulary to Catherine Heuertz. Billie June Carr leaves, with a generous heart, her most treasured gift-her blond tresses-to Billie Jo Meador, and hopes she'll keep them intact. Mary Della Quinn leaves her reputation as sweetest senior' to Thelma Remmers. Suzanne Hogan leaves her ability to get out of trouble, even when trapped into it, to the innocent-looking junior--Tommie Claire Scruggs. Jean Bain submits her well-know reputation at the local post office to Patsy Hardwick. Bug Brothers regretfully leaves her front rowseatin her favorite 10 o'clock class to Betty Creel. Lorraine Dominguez wills her handy compact, lipstick, comb and also her wild ability todrive a car, to Shirley Marino and Lillian Heffeman respectively. Teddy Io Yotmg donates her sporting blood to Ann Lee. 1 Barbara Dodge bequeathes her solid reputation as 'Babblin' Bess' to Joan Stalm. June Payne leaves her 'So Whatr' attitude to Virginia Bonner. Janet Alford leaves her C.B.C. and Texas MLM jewelry to Grace Gavin and Lucy Mascari. Julia Hodgson leaves her cute freckles to Amelia Donati. Jagoe Brown leaves her cherished halo, harp and wings to Barbara Jean Faquin. Poochie Dolan leaves her reserved seat at Russwood Park to Tootsie Lucchesi. Kay Wade transfers her ability to 'get 'em and keep 'em' to Jo Ann Wade. Mary Valsamis leaves her quiet, reserved manner to Carolyn Ward and Anne Marie Fachini. Bobbie Grehan leaves her endless chatter and excitement to Ann Weir and Carroll Lee. Ruth Ann Warren leaves her fond ability to keep thin as a rail' to Lois Rubino and Mary Jane Heckle. Claudine Migliara leaves her well learned QU secretarial knowledge to Mary Donahue and Kay Cook. Of course, our greatest gift to this honored class are our many Senior Privileges, and the abtmdant enthusiasm with which we received every one of them. I Lorraine Dominguez Barbara Dodge Testatrices. Witnesses: Al Capone jerry Lewis Artie Shaw Yasmin Khan Dennis The Menace