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Ap A ' I 'fp' . f' WW ,4Q1Q,Wyf k fi ,ff-, I ' 'W 1' 'iff' - . iff! ffgtpfe' Ani? . A1 . 5, ,G 'Adi giffffil U VS: 75 -:Q gf! ,J,.,- +' Qwwffwi 553553115 Ava, funk fw4vo-A A9fmQmJr'4-H qwdimm fum, 790 WML cgi AxQQ4,L,1 5g9iii4MLQfQif QEQQPAL' Ski THE SENl0E CLASS of ST. AGNES ACADEMY PAESIAAS VERITAS '55 4 M K.fh:j1.' ST.AGNES ACADEMY, HOUSTON. TEXAS, VULUME XVH ev., if J 14 Vx 0 fl If dz U l' w Lv g X vig 5 -Q' LN! 0 D Ik .V.:4,V,,A ,Q ,. I ,V .X DEDICATIDN We, the class of 1955, with heartfelt appreciation and sincerest thanks, wish to dedicate our VERITAS to OUR BELOVED PARENTS - to whom we will be eternally grateful. THANKS. .. FOR your guidance and excellent example through the years, FUR struggling to give us a good Catholic education by sending us to St. Agnes, FOR watching over us with such loving care and tenderness, FUR your priceless contributions to the foundation and formation of our character, FOR providing such a good home for us where we could feel safe and secure, FOR forgetting the times we were disobedient and inconsiderate and ungrateful to you, FOR understanding us in those impossible times, FOR seldom grumbling about our various needs, for it seems we are always asking for some- ' thing, FUR being so eternally there for us to lean on, FOR the sound advice Cwe wish now we had al- ways heededlg For being so much like Mary and Joseph in our eyes, May God bless and keep you always. And may we live up to all your hopes and dreams for us, all the while making you proud that we're your daughter. s 4 Q E :SAA .E 1 Lk 1 , . . .,. ..w:f ' iv . x r rm um: - f ,--xmmgh-wp E Q ii rx 5 fig , E Q X9 :I E x' 32 New 5 3' , R016 N9 ii ' A ' W . 8 dw mmhz s gn X 3 xnxx Q.. Y Y L ' X Q ,A hy , , ' 2, 5 3 +21 Y M.. A 11' is ' 5 V 'V x 8 O ,Ju s 3 me x s I T Z J i M. . M., A .N . . ,. V. r wa.: 41 I A.-v,,f Af9Eeg.1f, vga MQ awww' M., ,T L 5. ,f.,,4 'L .1 nw , N, wypbgsii-Tfkyigff '57 , f 4. 'CFM 'f',hfL'LL'- 'Y43 ' ' LW . , y ,f . ' 9'- 'if' if I Q k ' if .L x A Me, ','. f un: 2,zf ,Lfw W,,2,5,' iw .ifigfif 'iw' ,V-ff, , V 5 -A v,,4f ?'fM V- mf'jg,' 'H ,L A ' 1 , Q 1 li + Q . at ' Q K 31 5 1 L . 5' , K1 Q ' ,, ,,,. A, VM: rf - A.a..,, ,gg 4 E an ,K N .,. A W- f Xwkvwv- - MJ:91 X f aQ.1Mf:Lf:NQ Q. L- 'wwQwxmwvw-xvmfwfw-mqmsvmqdfmmewn-wzwmnxmasvimhwwf u Sr. James Marie Miss Pat Maroney Sr. Mary Margaret mathematics physical education Principal x A X Y 1 3 V 1 rrcc i iiif - iigi' MN fJ!Sg-rs W9 Sr. M, Andrew, English -f Mrs. Reed, drama -f Sr. M. Beatrice, Latin is X Sr. M. Baptists, history i Mrs. Rosario, Spanish - Sr. M. De Ricci, speech uf' ,M I Nu-,WMD 1 2 M i 4 ,.x, FJ' ix W' ,g'R 1 45 ' rx ,ig Fi V qs K . f Q, . X fx X we - . HY? f X x I SQ ,Q S 'Q' SW I A ,X A X Wm Y 7 .ay gg, gt we gk A X1 . r vim. if 0 1 -.-................., ....-........ vu-....-.....-, , .W -nr--eq... OD cxoounua 1 , N L -. gi Q if kaw- , ,, K . V- 1-1-5-, M -P ' N N Q Q7 A , g X 5 1 ,Q .1.,,,, 42 i - Q xv V E Q, E c V2 I ' I ,L xl .V-h gf T Q l f s l ' ag, s I , ' 'ii if l A, i i 'JfiSi.! 1 tr- l : -- - --. - - 1 - ls- J Q 1, rid? ., :' 1 A,-- ' ' ' .li ' .1 , f.Qg,,ol2. ,bib In ,T A Y, ,y , T i i ' L 1L'Y: 1- Q 5' 1 ' , , y , V , ik The scene is in our chapel, The candlelight is low, The smell of roses scents the air, Topaz windows glow. A solitary figure, Kneels in silent prayer, Dressed in snowy, middy blouse, Red ribbon in her hair. She's praying oh so fervently, For strength to know her way, The way God wants in future years For her to do and say. Thirty years or more have passed, The scene is still the same, Except it's I who kneel and pray And wonder of her name - And then I seem to place her, lt's my mother that l see, And I wonder when she knelt and prayed Could it have been for me? Lurline Foote f ?'?2?'Si?:.'f.':'F?Z5H'Y'1NF? ?f':Q-4' ' --H-. 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Gl'l3 ? ,B-Xf! 'L'I5 lV ' ' .' ' . . .AJ -.-.4 .,',,n: r'11.-, ,V ...'j'-- ,f.-vii. '-, 1215--in gf., .E ,fx ...4 ,t riff, J, ., ,.,...- V 5 -.- Angela Arfele an inquisitive kitten peeking through door- ways .... Pizza pie and bubble gum .... rival of Lawrence Olivier. Projection Club 2: Spanish Club 27 Dramatic Club 1,25 Ath- letic Club I-43 Sodality 49 Red Cross 47 Var- sity lp Parliamentary Law Club 4. Mary Mead STUDENT BDDY PRESIDENT E l0R CLASS 0F '55 -N N:-3 fs K-A T1 L - X- Kg? .-kyh K Q N.. ,U '7i-iiilfg' , E 5ri r,QL,5b k. 11 5 ,Www , f I L X . . Filifll - N K, f . ge 5 a of. f 'SEB tg Q SE L x 2 wig Q S :Sw W M f sg S-:X R 'K Q L A 4 Q fl ,V if 'ggi H32 'Ex 'N x Q ax ,. asf' :Sig ., W azglfx M 1 Q sggflf L f ii ,Y 4 ' . Awgiif ' isle x 5sgg?j. 15 i X-ffmkigzg 2' ' sa'-ww'i+1YlfQfRg:n . ' ' f ' is Q KA,. H 'XX54 551, 1 Q 3 WN - x-2f f'Q' ' Q is Sf cm .gs A M ii if L 'L ,x www . xSJgi.wwwiiS V K .-si LS' A , ,QW UI 1-. A A 1.- Ska-if X fi xx Egg : q S k l X w Six jf ga .n ,M In ,.:,. 255. 1511219 f' u f, 15: isi5f 'if ! f f 5553 ff? ww 'MM Mg a , , ff. - ' H I W'i,.Z-5,1 ,wg 'ffl .qLm,, Xff L+ ' , V 'Vs' Iiwil' V-QIQEV1 fs-, f. .ifififi 1-'Ama-. fp ' ,- 5011 ,L 52LQlyL!:ff ig eg? A Bessie Camarata a teddy bear propped on a calico pillow. . her smile, the innocent brightness ofa new- born day .... a grown-up little lady. Pro- iection Club 27 Spanish Club 1,27 Dramatic Club 17 Athletic Club 'I-47 Sodality 47 Red Cross 47 Parliamentary Law Club 4. Jacquelyn Carter Uackiel sun-burnt tresses flowing over gentleness . . . .untiring zeal in every undertaking. . ..thoughtfulness ruling able hands and kind words. Chemistry Club 37 Latin Club 1,27 Dramatic Club 47 Columns Staff co- editor 47 Veritas Staff 47 Student Council 4. Theresa Burns lTerryJ ' a smile, the glorious lamp of heaven.. originality and confidence .... a red carr tion in a silver vase. Proiection Club Latin Club 1,27 Library Club pres. 47 Dm matic Club 1-47 Glee Club 'I7 Athletic Cl 3.47 St. Cecelia Club I7 V e r i t a s Staff Class Reporter 37 House of Representati' 37 Class Officer 27 Student Council 27 Sen Council 47 President's Cabinet 4. Natalie Butera a ruby in a iewelry box .... candle-li and fine 'wine .... imported lace on a p estal. Proiection Club 27 Spanish Club Dramatic Club 3,47 Athletic Club 'I-47 l Cross 47 Veritas Staff 47 Parliamentary l Club 4. .. Kb 5, X . N '--mf: 5 x 5 N qv' 'X m fy :ss ii. 1 11- - x- -1-www ' X- 5 5 www ,q,.M1v, 9 t X e QQ N? J? Eg J , x Q Af , iii A 'jg ,Q . my , -Q Xi' Q'-'su M. 5 LQ. J A as 'sci MQ. f ' if M sm: ,X , W.L,,,. 2 . r . Q 1 504-1. ' 'f 3 QMS . . Marilyn Criswell a rogue in porcelain .... supple but strong ....spicy tang of apple cider, cooling in the winter snow. Chemistry Club 45 Latin Club 1-25 Library Club 2-45 Athletic Club 1-45 Red Cross 45 Parliamentary Law Club 4. Inez Juanita Cruzat cordial words from an eager heart .... lending time with assisting hands .... quaint as Paris sidewalk cafes. Projection Club 25 Spanish Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 German Club 45 Library Club 2-45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Glee Club 1-45 Athletic Club 1,25 Orchestra 1-45 St. Cecilia Club 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 35 Columns Staff 45 Veritas Staff 45 Club Reporter 3. Elaine Cordier a sweetheart rose engulfed in a sea o blue ruffles .... straight-forward and franl ....disarming. Chemistry Club 45 Spanisl Club 1,25 Library Club 35 Athletic Club 1-4 Sodality 1-45 Columns Staff 45 Cheerleade 4. Bobbie Cornwell a Dutch figurine, balancing pails of har work .... marshmallows melting in a pot of hot chocolate. 5. 5 F? Q ' - 'X 1 . 119' 7 . L K x .z Joan Day a sugar plum fairy perched on a candy cane .... animation suspended by a fleet- ing thought .... moonbeams shining from a radiant face. Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 2, Dramatic Club 2-4, Athletic Club 'I-4, Sodality I-4, Orchestra 2,3, Red Cross l-4, treas. 3, pres. 4, Veritas Staff 4, Cheer- leader 2, Varsity 3,4, House of Represen- tatives 3,4, Class Officer 3, Favorite 3, Stu- dent Council 3,4, Senior Council 4, Presi- dent's Cabinet 4. Veronica Delorde lRonnieJ dimples like small whirlpools in her cheeks .a Iullaby mounted on a piano bench . . . . Pollyanna's Protege. Chemistry Club 4, Latin Club l,2, Library Club 4, Athletic Club 'I-4, Red Cross 4, Parliamentary Law Club 4. Loretta Ann Cryan crystal water flowing in a cool mountain stream .... faithful execution of self-adopt- ed duties .... sweet and silent thoughts. Chemistry Club 3, Proiection Club 3, Latin Club l,2, Library Club 2-4, Dramatic Club l,2,4, Athletic Club l-3, Sodality 2-4, Red Cross l, 2, Veritas Staff 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, Senate 2, Parliamentary Law Club 4. Catherine Day ucmy, happiness in a clown suit perched atop the Golden Gate Bridge .... excitement clothed in a constant rush. Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 2, German Club 4, Debate Club 3,4, Dramatic Club 3, Athletic Club 2-4, Quill 8K Scroll 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Col- umns Staff 3, Veritas Staff 4, Class Report- er 3, Cheerleader 2,3, Fire Patrol 3, Class Officer 4, Student Body Veep, Student Council 4, President's Cabinet 4, Senate 4, Parliamentary Law Club 4. Chloe Edwards a leather saddle, treasured and worn .... enchiladas and champagne .... laughter echoing in a canyon. Spanish Club 1,25 Library Club 1-45 Athletic Club 1,25 Red Cross 15 Columns Staff 45 Class Reporter 45 Fire Patrol 2. Cora Farley a floating silhouette of fashion .... demure and statuesque .... golden fields of Iowa corn. Chemistry Club pres. 35 Latin Club 35 Library Club 2-45 Glee Club 35 President's Cabinet 35 Parliamentary Law Club 4. Annette De Walch snow gently falling from starlit skies. .. aesthetic beauty of spirit and countenanc . . . .pearls on black velvet. Chemistry Clu 35 Biology Club 25 Latin Club 1,2,45 Librar Club 35 Dramatic Club 1-45 Athletic Clu 1-45 Veritas Staff 45 Cheerleader 15 Hous of Representatives 1,25 Class Officers 1,1 Favorite 35 Student Council 1,2. Suzanne Donisi lSuziel a water lily on a limpid pool .... loyalt and fidelity .... cool shade in summer Chemistry Club 45 Proiection Club 25 Lati Club 1,25 Library Club 45 Dramatic Club ' Athletic Club 1-45 Sodality 15 Veritas Sta' 45 Board of Control 4. :S E 5 sb P f. f 252 Q Sx ik XHXX N tx.. , -lgzw -2-1 .Y :X ' -W N x W Jvgsx -gsm? fn . .5151 ' 'Y ' xi ,Mg wr 3:2 i .F H T233 Yizifm .13 ., - f.+A ::f I R ,V .ga - -w . .. A. 1 ffibfiflr' .af-5 .Mis :wp r 1 MZ, Q S. . 1 x,i..QA. .. .K '-' -I ,x.fs,.,1Jf -- 1 , -fl. 1 if 1 M?-,, W. ,, ,T W, .4 4 'J A W ,J I., , Y Zi ,K Tier' 1. X gi fy, c R 'g Y 1 lf 2 up , L ,G :Wifi 41.9 W -.uw 3225? Q 21 -.iii R a-QQ if : K 5 25 A ir S? ..,x.,4 , .wr .f M N. we -if X M , , H H s M ff 2, f -g'-. fr -f L. -, X -.. V ,, x .5 is ix ' k W ,, X fl V M 'lm im M ff X ,Xe ' 4 - ' N . Q , , A Hu f Q ' ' ' M317 , www Lf F '5' +5.95 N f 2 f ggi,-E. . 15,352 J . X x tx x v.. K X' r aww . ,mx . .I S553 ' g gigifivsiffif M 5 , fb Xp , i, S W ffl Q f 3253 - 8 -fy I 1 .gg an R. x l Mary Ellen Licce notes that wing their heavenly ways .... the light of a star sailing into sight .... the fineness of a carved cameo. Latin Club 1,2, Dramatic Club 1, Athletic Club 1-4, Sodality 1-4, Quill 81 Scroll 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Columns Staff 3,4, Ver- itas Staff 4, House of Representatives 2, Class Officers 2, Student Council 2,4, Sen- ior Council 4, President's Cabinet 4. Suzanne Linbeck a brown-haired goddess in pedal pushers . . . .as stately as a mansion. . . .the still- ness of midnight and the hustle of noon. Chemistry Club 4, Latin Club 1,2, French Club 3,4, Dramatic Club 1-3, Athletic Club 1-4, Red Cross 2, Veritas Staff 4. - .U fi . ,. ,ni -,f,e-,W 'V Carolyn Lenart sea-silk beds in coral caves .... violet peeping from the ground .... sunshine i the mist. Projection Club 2, Latin Club 1,2 Glee Club 2, Athletic Club 1-3, Varsity E Board of Control 2. Joyce Frances Lewis Uoyl a stuffed clown .... long black locks gen ly falling on athletic shoulders .... cheery Mhi there. Latin Club 1-3, Athlet Club 1-4, Varsity 2-4, Fire Patrol 2, Boa: of Control 1-4, Parliamentary Law Club E 2 , 1 -V . ' m, . 1 A - ' ' 'iim ii'i'i'i gf , , ,L 2, , . 15.3.1-'I..:..3E:45,852 x3::::::'e,:11.4 -- - , 'im-.is-L -L . L i C'a ' 14333. 5 eg:-'wfiifm.xgg:e.. 1 H if sf f A 4 A il to Ii f M21'7?fLf,,-.. 4 V ' J ,ygyc t ,A W ggc, .c g , , 1. i J 'iiiiiwif-tf.'itf . 5.-,,,-0 -if 1 -- ff L -15-. ,ggi-.af . . . . ,Nw ' ii - - ' R H1 5'5 W, ' ' to 1, A Wi Louise Luquette gentle and meek .... a heart like a sub- dued melody .... a butterfly poised on an apple blossom. Chemistry Club 4, Latin Club 2, Library Club 2-4, Dramatic Club 2, Athletic Club 1-4, Red Cross 1-4, Parlia- mentary Law Club 4. Antoinette Macey imagination enthroned on a daisy petal . . . .fourth of July and firecrackers. . .. the gift of gab personified. Spanish Club 1-2, Pres. 1, Library Club 3,4, Dramatic Club 1-4, Athletic Club 1-4, Sodality 1-4, Fire Patrol 1, House of Representatives 1, 2,4, Class Officer 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Senior Council 4, President's Cabinet 1, Parliamentary Law Club 4. Natalie Loehr spun gold and tousled curls .... a trusting heart .... sincere eyes .... never gives up the ship. Chemistry Club 3, Projection Club 1,2, Latin Club President 2, Library Club 1-4, Mathematics Club 4, Dramatic Club 1-4, Athletic Club 1-4, Sodality 2-4, Red Cross 1-4, National Honor Society 3, Col- umns Staff, News Editor 4, Veritas Staff, Co-Editor 4, Class Officer, President 3, Stu- dent Council 3,4, President's Cabinet 2-4, Senate 3. Shirley Joan Lowrey close knit strands of an unbroken thread ....as free and wondrous as a water- nymph .... the faint odor of perfume. Spanish Club 2, Library Club 4, Athletic Club 1-4, Veritas Staff 4. - 1 N . .wwcwik A231 I ff-,'. . 5 f fs, if k Wg: , T. my sg, .X .SM :SNES 6 'X Q QNX.. it Q- , ffixififxi. K .mu x wi X 5 ,NA sk g 1 A533 if-X k X , Xi 5 .. K is Q fx Q 1 ig E 1 qgx.- f M :Q Nm x KA. .B - . Q Q. .sw x, , Ami . X S ia, L., V .X- -fwsif w g 3 J Q. . , mf wr as-15 .ZA ,Ziff -.4 ,ff ,, VVS! Aimee Musgrove a shadow of heavenly things on earth. .. a spray of violets tied with white ribbon ' .... unfathomed wisdom and kindness. Projection Club 21 Latin Club 1,21 Library Club 1-41 Dramatic Club 1-41 Sodality 1-4, Prefect 41 Red Cross 1,21 National Honor Society 31 Columns Staff 41 Class Officer 11 Student Council 11 President's Cabinet 41 Senate 1. Catherine Ann Mushinski sacrifice with the measure of love .... a gentle hand for a wanting soul .... a heart bursting like popcorn to shower goodness on a tarnished hearth. Spanish Club 2. Mary Ann Moroney a carrot-topped wood nymph weavi daisy chains .... crystal notes shatteri the stillness .... a burnished cornucop spilling over with fruits of wisdom. Che istry Club 41 Proiection Club 21 Span' Club 1,21 Debate Club 31 Library Club 2 Vice-pres. 41 Mathematic Club pres. Dramatic Club 1-41 Athletic Club 1-41 f dality 1-41 Red Cross 2-4, reporter 41 it tional Honor Society 31 Veritas Staff Club Reporter 31 Fire Patrol 11 Studi Council parliamentarian Aj Presider Cabinet 41 Parliamentary Law Club pf liamentarian 4. Patricia Murphy lPatty1 a map of truth and loyalty. . . Zall dippi in angel instinct .... the twinkle of a ca dle in the dark. Latin Club 1-,21 Libra Club 1-31 Athletic Club 1-41 Sodality 2- House of Representatives 11 Class Offic 11 Student Council .lj Parliamentary Lc Club 4. Rosemary Oddo the fragrance of home baked bread in an old-fashioned kitchen .... content with the good which God provides. Proiection Club 1,27 Spanish Club 1,27 Athletic Club 1-4. Eileen O'Leary a little giant radiating an impish smile of mischief .... loyal heart shining through brown eyes and window panes. Chemistry Club 37 Latin Club 2. Debate Club pres. 47 Dramatic Club 1-47 Athletic Club 1-47 So- dality 1-47 Red Cross 1,27 National Honor Society 37 Veritas Staff 47 Class Reporter 27 Class Officer 17 Student Council 1,47 Senior Council 47 Senate 17 Parliamentary Law Club 4. Marie Clare Negrotto the voice of a Iullaby .... a work of en- couragement .... dynamite comes in small boxes .... a barefoot ballerina. Latin Club 1,27 Dramatic Club 1,2,47 Athletic Club 1-47 Sodality 1-47 Red Cross 17 Veritas Staff 4. . Jo Ann Niehaus Uodiel beautiful hands curved and lifted to hold the thoughts in movement .... gardenias and mint leaves. Chemistry Club 37 Latin Club 1,27 French Club 37 Dramatic Club 1-4, pres. 47 Athletic Club 1-47 Sodality 3,47 National Honor Society 37 Veritas Staff 47 Varsity 2-47 House of Representa- tives 37 Class Officer 37 Student Council 37 President's Cabinet 47 Parliamentary Law Club 4. i 5 A, X ry, -7'. MF. S Y .Sgt gxuffk ., it f Q-N A m L Q + Q if as NEA QU X , P ' ,f?f A. i , id, -fff 1:i5fi'?s'YC 2262 ii: Q 'f' :viii fkif' f 1 5 ....g.,. . fi '52 -:if XX fm. 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Doris Walla a wild flower in a sea of dreams .... a red bird in the morning dew .... a frame of tranquillity. Proiection Club 25 Spanish Club 1-25 Dramatic Club 1-45 Athletic Club 1-45 Veritas Staff 45 Cheerleader 25 Varsity 45 Fire Patrol 4. Sally Anne Ward a place of faith .... a tiny mint with a will- ing heart .... pink oblivion and quiet haste. Chemistry Club 35 Proiection Club 25 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 35 Athletic Club 1-45 Sodality 1-45 Recording sec. 45 St. Cecilia Club 15 Red Cross 35 Veritas Staff 45 Club Reporter 3. Claire Underwood peacefulness at twilight .... the anthem o iustice and truth. . .a quaint daguerreotyp in an old-fashioned album. Latin Club 2' Spanish Club 3,45 Library Club 45 Dramati Club 45 Athletic Club 1-45 Sodality 1-1 Cheerleader 1. Margaret Vernaci a wonderful sport in the game of life. . . features, delicate as a Grecian urn.., cleverness spiced with cinnamon and nu meg. Chemistry Club 35 Latin Club 1,25 Drn matic Club 1-45 Athletic Club 1-45 Sodali' 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Red Cross 1-45 Nation Honor Society 35 Veritas Staff 45 Varsi 2-45 House of Representatives 3,45 Cla Officer 35 Student Council 3,4. .Q i. -x QM lx: E 543 Qwfffs Avixmw SWA X k.XX5gg,1.x Q . ks .Q -. 1. X Q .Nw . 5 i -Q-we X x Ag Q XS Q fx x Q ..:. - ww 511, A uf-fn' , . 5 ex ' 1 3- . xx' ' F XX R 'Q E E , T x Xu XX -. x .RM , M M 1 X m. .QL WN , '?? wi. it x x-'Q Y ...iw , is , ..a,li,,4,rf- 1' 3 f :fin 2 iffy , sry: 13.12 ' 11'-sis-mzi:ai.,gj.? W I . 5 , f. 1 5Q4,aM3jkff3gf 1' 1 ' ' f-3: Fr, , ff fc.. TO OUR CAMPUS Dear Campus, where our feet so oft did stray, And we with heart and mind from worry free Did talk and laugh like children who at play Let merry voices ring in lively glee. Sweet memories thou dost hold, O, may there be A solace and comfort to us when Our barks are tossed on life's tempestuous sea. When bitter cares and griefs press upon us than We'll fondly turn our thoughts to thy dear scenes A WINTER TREE How ugly is a winter tree Bereft of all its verdant gown A bare and wrinkled mass of wood All knotted in a frown. How winter's constant icy blast Can transform beauty's grace A lofty supple lady Now stiff with ragged lace. Martha Armes, '55 X again. And there once more in memory we will roam. The familiar haunts of other days, And saunter mid thy leafy shades alone. Or vie in friendly conflict to win praise. 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Zeisig TONGUE-TIED I wish that I could write a poem The way that poets do, For if I could, then I would say Just how I feel towards you. I'd put in fancy words the way I feel about your walls, And how I love to spend the day Just roaming through your halls. I'd say exactly how I love To climb up your blue stairs, And slip into the chapel door To whisper all my prayers. . I'd write of all the friendly girls That feel the same way too, And of the nuns who teach us all The proper things to do. And when I've written all these things You're sure to know it's true, That all these words iust mean one thing St. Agnes, I love you. Rosalie Filippone Class of '56 S: s A8,Vik ' 'A R . We .f 1? QL' s xx. ,, mx nk N F.'...,x3 Q A if x x- J 22' . . v,,.w aa 0 ph if E5 E, I . ,Nc S .M .,.,,. . A ggggui, Q51 fl P? P Dorn V Pres C Cheswlck Pres P Keor ney - Sec., K. Pix - Treog -X wg 33:12 X K. 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X., . sl t 1 2gQ,,,r.':sw-.,, . -1 ... 45 ff I ... , X LM, 5 . 9 5 r fa x- . .A yv 1' . rw K ' 2... , U .0 - ' f fl- V W' l 'QQ W4 vw . , H.. ff T r F r 1 1,1 5. '. 4 .gf 4 A . .in H 'W F . we sw . . .,f.t -.h n 4 Wx?-.'1,1', W. C. Young M. A. Zielinski SOPHOMORE SONG There is a class at S. A. A., To study hall or any class you go, A class that has Q winning way, A sophomore by her cheer you'll know. A cheer, ci smile, c victory cry, And remember if you're ever in o spot We're called the Sophs of 55. She is a friend, she is o sport, she is right on top To our class we are so true, We just want you all to know, Our smiles are warm and friendly too. Our hearts, our smiles are all aglow. And you will know the Sophomore cry And if YOU meet SOME l1CIPPY lGSS, Is V I C T O R Y , You will know she's in the Sophomore Class. Toke my picture. Working to win ye---o TEAM! 1-41 H... C7 CLASS OF '58 W J. Elder - Pres., D. DuGas - V. Pres., B. Abell Sec., S. Montolbano - Treas. ,-f1Si.7' . f ' A S. Mead - Pres., A. Aucoin - Sec., G. Nnhas Treos., S. Saragusa - V. Pres. ,Q .-nu? M. Triola - Sec., B. Show - V. Pres., D. Bilski - Pres., A. Corrigan - Treos. ,sy eff ,f M. J. PatronelIo.- Pres., P. Poye - V. Pres L. Hury - Sec., A. Mauro - Treos. 4 IS W N Q Q Q .Q Q in ,Y if Q98 .gl xl fi ' x y I . . F 3' K ,NQXNX x v bf... ,A X 1 ' .ig 4 ..- we -f r - -1, .,.-- ''M''Mwwiaggg'--:1'ygygggf2 L H..--. -- -- . . N . .35 K Q K if 1 ... fx' 8 5, I f D1 J J -- -.-M . Y. -. W Q -f, X X 5 A ' fi fi 1 ' A A A 1 23 37 . ..-.v V X - H x M. We W W' fi N: Sa r . ' N. ' 51 f 1 'ef' f Q if if 'z xg - T f . . . ,X H lv . - - . f i N x X. xg -A .1 ...4 ff g S' '52-l . h A U' .x K. 3 L .1 SEK: EEE --N f .., ... . 2.- l 'mm 3' 5? an -SN, . gp gX.m5f.,...a .Q LSL --is-rg,-1.:::::7:' fi ' :E ' 519-1 i Ls' 71 495, :mr-.f'xQrz5zsi,qfY 45.31.12 H:-: .. 1' 2 -- ini 1-'ffie' - n .- l -K ff - ..wbwf-ffrrixai 55 .ff , .YT-, -1.1: 1 -rf. -Lx :iii . sw ,.. -. 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V f 'Msiygfo A 2., M275 A . ww- ji D' Q ' '. ggi! . n , ', QW ,1 B, 1 - I .0 I X 'ir 35 f . ve' 1 fx . . as , . Wx .fu 1-sf . 3 ye- . R. Trc polino B. Traweek M. Triola T. Turner N. Welhoelter J. Wise D. Zievert B. Kelly 1, I' 'I I Jr S lr : - vqr 1-wie jfyilfs .x E 'Ji ,Vi J I, Z G I- F L I ,- -.t, 0 llig- J I D n ax ' T I .. --v ,' 7 ---'V?f.-ug Q, . A wyJ5'Xn5.x'1'x.x A ..,. 0 xl. 4' , ., was ,gm . M . xxtk-Wiix. I 6 , UAIIGQP . -: 1-:- Q' fliiij ., A ' . 35515 ' with L MY FIIESHMA YEAR When September finally rolls around, It is then I begin to hear Rumors that I am bound To enioy my freshman year. Each time I pass the chapel by I think of You so very near- Who from Your place way up high Will bless my freshman year. My hours are filled with pleasure- No time to shed a tear, There is no rule to measure My happy freshman year. I thank Thee, Lord, for my freshman year, With all its ioys and sorrows- For all its memories I hold so dear- In Your hands I leave the tomorrows. Mary Beth Heyl, '58 THERE WA A LITTLE Fl H There was a little fish The fishie's name was Sal Sally was a dish A very pretty gal. One day she went a-fishin' A-fishin' at the lake And she was iust a-wishin' The honor roll she'd make. Three tests she'd have on Monday If she could only 'think But every time she closed the book Her mind went on the blink. I wish I were a real fish The kind that runs in schools I have an awful time Remembering all these rules. With Algebra and English And all these other books It isn't any wonder l'm always on the hooks. But she sat down and studied Till it was late at 'night And when the tests came 'round She knew she'd done all right. ln this story The Frosh is Sal She could be you Or your best pal. AA--.. f'-lI-.. FRESHMAN YEAR Dear Diary: Gee, I'm in high school now. Please meet St. Agnes, Diary, because I have a feeling you'll be hearing quite a lot of her from now on. Initiation Days ------ Diary, you wouldn't know me with all these pigtails and ribbons I'm wearing. The seniors really lay it on. My 'big Sister' sure is nice, though. You'd like her. By the way, just call me 'fishf Everyone else does. Class Days ------ Diary, ou will find the Freshmen in Homerooms 4, 5, 6, and 11. Our teachers are so much fun and wonderful to us. Sister Mary Iames keeps everybody on the watch with her Nifties. Sister Beatrice is so helpful during those Latin classes. Sister Evelyn made our science class complete when she took us on a field trip to radio station KTH T. Diary, do you know where X is? Sister james Marie told us to find it, but I don't know where to look. And I met Shakespeare in English today. Miss McCullough introduced us. T he quality of mercy. . f' Do I sound like Portia to you? Going once, going twice, sold to the girl in the red sweater! These phrases were heard repeat- edly during the day, as the Latin I class help their slave auction. And our beloved Principal, Sister Loyola, sure makes a lowly little 'fish' feel important when she stops to talk to you.. Evaluation Day ------ Oh, my aching back. Diary, I don't know who got the most paint, me or my desk. Singing commercials were heard over the P. A. about shoeshines, pickle sales, etc. Itls a real madhouse. You see we're getting St. Agnes ready for her big date with the evaluators, who come around every 4 years at this time. Class Favorites ------ 4 Oh, how excited we were to hear the returns of our big election. Mary Mead got most rep- resentative, Nancy Branch, most popular, and T hamer Sacco, most beautiful. Holidays ------ At S. A. A. we do up everything in a beautiful spirit at Christmas. Our candle fest was gor- geous. Fannin traffic just stopped to look at the effective live crib scene on the front porch and the Christmas carols sounded beautiful in the twilight. ' SOPHOMORE YEAR Dear Diary: Are you with me? Well, here come our sophomore days! First Day ------ Dig those crazy, mixed up freshmen, Dairy! Were we ever that confused? The sophs invaded Rooms 8, 12, Chemistry, and Biology Labs. Our teachers are: Sister Stephana, who sure can tell a book by its cover! fpardon the pun, Diaryj Sister Evelyn, who was promoted to the 10th grade along with her fish',, Sister Timothy, a promoter of school spirit as her famous Biology Labers will testify as they lead all competition. And Diary, you know Miss Elder? I'll never forget her' English classes! We pull many stunts in harmless fun, believe me, the dunce seat out in the hall is always occupied by some ever-playful soph. Remember the day we buckled everybody's belts together and dropped a sign, saying Hello, Biolo y Labers! from our second story window? Wonder how our Operation Greeting affected them as it floated out of the sky? s. s. B. nay ------ h Confused, Diary? Well, so was everyone else until the sophomores appeared wearing their Daddy's shirts topped off with a big green bow on Sophomore Shirt and Bow day. . Skit Day ------ B At last we got to act! Gym suits a M Paree! Our style show proved that even those bloomers could have that 'Dior' look. Sophomore Hop ------ And a gay time was had by all. . . Apple Day ------ Good little students that we always are, everybody brought Miss Elder an apple! Laughingly, she remarked, I bet you are hoping 'an apple a day keeps the teacher away', but no such luck! Eskimo Day ------ Today we journeyed to Alaska, Diary. In dreams, that is. Miss Elder shared with us her re- membrances of teaching days there. Real cool, we hear. How-To-Do-I t Day ------ Added to the wrinkles in my cerebellum are a few facts every soph should know. A recipe for avacado salad, the art of make-up, and how to sell Chili Tarts were among the interesting experi- ments which took place on Miss Elder's desk. Mice Day ------ Mice in St. Agnes? Heavens, no, Diary! ft's only we sophs nibbling at Miss Elder's treasured piece of birthday cake. -But to make amends, the guilty ones each produced a mouth-watering cake, and in turn, our friendly teacher invited all of us to join the tea party. Election Day ------ Reigning over the sophomore class as most beautiful is Mary Frances Gore, most representative, Camille Tamborello, and as most popular, Katie McDonald. Z Retreat followed Exams, and Father Diefenbach really brought our attention to our spiritual ives. Class picnics ------ Especmll the one at Sacred Heart College when we swam in a downpour of Texas showers, wound up a delightful year of being underclassrnen. Though we're going to be Iuniors And older we'll grow, We'll be known for our spirit Where ever we go! JlINl0ll YEAR Dear Diary, Upperclassmen at last! ! ! And the Juniors have moved into Rooms 2, with Sister Hilary, 9 with Sister Emile, and 13 with Sister Baptista. . . ' The Juniors are now sporting their class pins, and gosh, Diary, they're the prettiest yet! Beware, Diary! There is an epidemic of gypsy fever spreading through the Iunior class. Golden earrings, fortune cookies, and gypsy love potion on Iunior Gypsy Day, and gypsy invasion of the T. V. studios proved to be just Juniors in dis-guise. The mood is set for the ong-awaited Operetta, The Gypsy Troubadourn! With Thamer Sacco, the song-bird of our class, playing the lead of Rosita, our presentation was every success we wished. And, Diary, the cast party at Blanton Memorial was an ideal way to end the memorable evening. We Juniors really know how to pick 'em . . .favorites, I mean. Breaking the ribbons as winners were: Annette De Walch, beauty, who also was honored as the St. Thomas Homecoming Queen, Ioan Day, popularity, and Mary Mead, representative. f This Christmas we danced to Ed Gerlach's magical music in the Crystal Ballroom of the Rice Hotel. Diary, you know this story all too well - Study, study, study, then EXAMS. But during Re- ffedt, Out' tired minds were rphpnlmrl mul. D,..sl.,... c-L....---' - 1-J - - - Juniors love to travel, especially after a recent field trip to the airport, which left many Iunior historians eager to take to the skies. This time a trip to court impressed several students. Of course, they just went to observe. Cee, Diary, you should have seen the Iunior Skit at the basketball supper. Bravery medals were pinned on courageous Home Nursing students who presented a farce of a normal class in Home-Nursing. 1 .Diary, this is my big moment. . .floating down the forbidden Blue Stairs with my date, tho traditional visit, and off to twirl to the danceable melodies of Ed Sullivan's orchestra in the plush Houston Club. A perfect Iunior Prom! How many calories in chicken, potato salad, and beans, Diary? Oh well, who cares? Today's the Iurgory-Senior picnic! Good food, happy spirits, and frolicing upperclassmen made this a day to remem er. ' Now, let,s give a cheer for Rosanette Saragusa and Dayna Strother who will lead the Eagles to victory as St. T omas Cheerleaders. To end this year of wonderful events, the Juniors joined wholeheartedly in St. Agnes' tribute to Mary in her Marian Year, and Liturgical Day. The Sodality picnic, The promotion so dear, Say farewell, but yet promise A great Senior Year! SENl0R YEAR If I should appear to be walking in the clouds, don,t worry. They say it happens to all Seniors, but I can,t say I feel any different from last year. Dear Diary, Rooms 1, 3, and 13 have been taken over by the Seniors, and guiding our classes are Sisters Andrew, De Lourdes, and Baptista. Since this is Orientation Week, let's get acquainted, meet my 'little sisterf Starting off the new year right, we elected Mary Mead, Student Body President. A wonderful person, Mary has received many honors during her four years at St. Agnes, the highest of which was her election to Girls' Nation. A band of gold, a motto of truth, encircling the memories of twelve rewarding years. . .this is my Senior Ring, Diary. Out to lunch! That's the sign you'll see on every Senior homeroom door Tuesdays and Thursdays, for this is one of our Senior privileges. Boo! Witches and goblins are on the prowl today. T hey're heading for the Senior Halloween Party. Grabbing up their brooms, the entire student body turned out for a fun-filled afternoon. Pigtails and toothless grins! A new fad? No, just the Seniors, again, reverting to childhood on Little Kid Dayf' Even Santa came to our Christmas party, Diary. Songs, stories, and games left all the Seniors in a happy-holiday mood. We danced to the festive music of Tony Martin's orchestra in the Texaco Country Club as we attended our last annual Christmas Dance. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest, most popular, and best citizen of them all? Did I hear you say Sue Armer for beauty, Kitty Day for popularity, and Mary Mead for the best citizen? Congratu ations on a fine selection. Our last retreat, Diary. Father Monahan made it a most meaningful one for us. ' We,re building a new St. Agnes with paper. fDon't take it literally.j It wonlt take long at the rate everyone is working. Paper drives are loads of fun because everyone is working together. Well, Diary, I guess it,s about time to say goodbye. These have been a wonderful four uears, - - - the best four years of my life. If I could only look into the future to tell you about our Senior Prom, Senior Play, graduation, and all the exciting things that happen the latter part of our Senior -11 . . 1 . ,-. r-.. LL.. .......,.1n.Mnnl- R110 fllvh IDE fneet againf, Petrov-' lh Wie. News I. . , ... -- ...gm Xi - 5 f.,f.,v '.,f,f- . -. ff is 7 VIDEO AUDIO Long shot, camera 29, Announcer: Welcome to 'Names In the News.' Today pick up title card we bring you that noted columnist, Miss Lurline Foote. She will give us a synopsis of her noted news scoop of the year 1972. Hello Mr. and Mrs. Universe and all the saucers in the stratosphere. The year 1972 found the ambassador to Russia, Mary Mead, lighting candles in the Kremlin . . . The first woman president of the United States, Myra Hutzler, initiated a law requiring all homeless cats to be sent to the Society For The Preservation of Cats in Nova Scotia. Mary Ann Maroney's revised edi- tion of Robert's Rules of Order, Moroney's Rules of Disorder has made the best seller list . . . Juanita Cruzat has been advanced to the position of head interpreter for the United Nations ,. . . Martha Armes, noted slaveholder has been chosen chairman of the committee to make the South rise again, her opposition is led by Katy McDonald, leader of the Underground Railroad. Sue Armer was elected most beautiful mother of the year. Thamer Sacco made a big hit during her holiday engagement at Angela Arfele's Italian Res- taurant. . . Returned to America after her tour of Europe with the Ice Capades is Jackie Sheppard . . . Cora Farley's new Z look has swept the feminine nation off its feet . . . The life story of Brigid Regan, Room For One More, has just been published . . . Elaine Cordier, prioress of the world's first co-educa- tional convent, has returned from a visit in Rome. Natalie l.oehr has recently been giving instructions in judo and weight lifting. Aimee Musgrave, one of Natalie's ex-pupils, is off to convert Mars. It pays to be preparedll Rosemary Bergin, who has been living at the North Pole, has been named understudy for Rudolph. Bertha Madden has given up her teaching job at St. Agnes to be zoo keeper. This is understand- able since she was teaching freshmenll Marilyn Criswell has started a new Catholic High on an Indian reservation in Oklahoma. Jo Ann Niehaus has accepted the lead in that oldie of the fabulous fifties, Little Red Riding Hoodess. Carolyn Sander's new medical center jfor hypochondriacs onlyj is having to enlarge because of overflow of patients. Frances Skinner is producing a new type play without a cast. They say it cuts cost of production considerably. Margaret Bearden and Kathryn Pinera have written this new poem in blank verse: 2 lll It seems to be popular mostly with people who can't readl Camille Tamborella is the latest representative in the United Nations from the Tiji Islands. lawyer Freda Knippa is now defending Kitty Day who had a collision with Haley's comet while going the wrong way on a one-way moan beam. Two nurses, Elizabeth Lake and Jackie Carter, quit working on Mars. They said they couldn't tell the Marsians' heads from their feet. Julie Thompson was recently fined for hindering traffic while doing an aerial ballet. Joan Irwin and De Ann Roth, after taking their families for a trip in the universe say never againl The children were always running off into infinity and it took forever to get them home for dinner. Rosanette Saragusa has been chosen cheerleader for the Moon Bowl this year. . Joyce Lewis, Mary Kay Bailey and Rosemary Lazarine are aff on an expedition to find out what's in the big dipper. jl don't think it's what they hope it islj Louise Luquette and Catherine Mushinski just returned from a trip to the North Star. As dyed in the wool Texans it's been hard for them to realize that there's anything bigger than Texasl Cina Jones and Marilyn Heath are taking their families and starting a settlement on Mercury. Rosemary Oddo and Mary Powell have won prizes on a T.V. program. Mary won two craters on the moan, and Rosemary got Haley's comet. Rosemary says, One thing good about it, it's a wonderful way to reduce, trying to catch that cometl Carol Lenart and Marie Negrotto were arrested for shooting stars out of season. Tommye Hackney has a new protege, a piano-playing horse. Dolores Gonzales has raised her own school, fifteen little Robotas. The newst thing for romantics is the packaged star dust that Sally Ward and Mary Ann Saragusa are putting out. j k ,The latest fad is Barbara Treptow's invention, three wheel roller skates for people who don't like o s a e. Dfdbdlihfi har nun.. A- !-...- -, n ... . .-. . Doris Walla was voted Homecoming Queen of the Bubble Gum Companyl Mickie Starr, the mad scientist, has come up with white mice with blue eyes and red ears. How patriotic can you getl Mary Meyer fired Einstein because he flubbed his last assignment to count the stars. He was .0000000000001 offl Mother of seven children, Shirley Lowrey has patented her invention, an electric spanking machine. Jo Marie Martino and Mary Ellen Licce are the latest singing team on T.V. They're known as the Marlicce Sistersl Mimi Gates has been hired by the Eskimo President to retouch the Aurora Borealis. Loretta Cryan, leading the S. D. S. crusade has appointed Jo Ann Grace to rewrite the story The Emperor's New Clothes. Theresa Burns, well-known hermitess, is presently speaking on the life of a hermit at Ellington Air Base. Natalie Butera is starring in the revival of an old movie Mrs. Sam. Patty Murphy, famed novelist, wrote a more democratic version of The Little Red Hen story: The Cute Red, White, and Blue Chicksll Cinema Scope Star Pam Prescott has lately taken to ranching. The last we heard she was raising cowboysl Charlotte Romeo has also been ranching, but she's raising oil wellsl Mignonne Konecny and Eileen O'Leary are the newest substitute for walkie talkies. Shirliey Mehnert is M.C. of the new T.V. show, Afternoon. Annette De Walch is bat girl for the Baltimore Orioles. Ronnie De lorde has combined her talents creating a new sensation, she plays the piano with her dancing toes. . Celeste Combest, good will ambassador from Texas has been telling them there Yankees how the better half lives. Here's our special preview of Solar Society. With these modern rockets and space ships, infinity is getting pretty crowded. Here's who's who in the Saucer Set: Dayna Strother, Chairman of the Mother's March for Polio, has iust left in her saucer for the cam- paign on Mars. Ann Nichols, used-saucer dealer, is now stocking iets. Antionette Macey who leaves the keys in the glove compartment of her old rocket lin hopes she will get a new onei finally had her rocket stolen. Congratulationsl Margie Schultea has made a fortune in growing Black Orchids on Mars in beautiful shades of blue and green. Mary Etta Moore is the new president of Green Cheese Incorporated on the Moon. Chloe Edwards has decided to give up rockets for iet-propelled horses. I Joan Day and Mary Frances Gore's school for Robots has murals by Mieke Brons in new invisible co ors. Those aren't comets you've been seeing lately, it's Suzanne Linbeck and Ginny Brooks racing their streamlined space ships. Nancy Rae Salibo, photographer for Life, while doing a series on the rings around Saturn, forgot her camera and used life savers instead. No one noticed the differencell sh Pat Flanagan opened a curio shop on Mars, among her souvenirs are abstract paintings by Mary Lou ay. Carol Strong has discovered a wonderful place to start a glee club, Jupiter, all the people have two heads and can sing alto and soprano at the same timel Margaret Vernaci was promoted to head badge collector for the new Plutonian show, Fishnet. Rosemary Sladek is the Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of Saturn. She talks rings around all the other members. Mary Ann Triola has started the first enchilada factory on the moon. She uses creamy green cheese from Claire Underwood's factory. ' Pythagoras has nothing on Catherine Wedelich. She has worked a new type Trig all based on 10 divided by 0 lfor non-Trig student's information it's impossible to divide a number by zerol But that didn't stop herli. Liz Young has iust opened an actor's agency on Pluto, so many Plutonians are real Character types. Betty Jasper, a whiz at dialect, has now mastered Marsian and her new hit tune is in it. It's Oh smoke in Boo da ay ? Weather-woman, Colleen Clements, imported a month of snow from Mars so the residents of Hous- ton could see what it looks like . . . Gardener Bessie Camarata has perfected a way of growing pe- tunias in infinity . . . Lois Conroy is making stuffed robots for the children of nuclear scientists . . . Singer Ann Fullenwider and her accompanist, Mary Alice Fredricks, returned from a command performance be- fore Marsian royalty . . . Belen Compean's all-girl orchestra made a big hit throughout the universe . . . Jo Ann Florance, afghan-knitter, just returned from buying trip to Pluto and is all wrapped up in her work . . . Bobbie Cornwell was the first saucer-line stewardess . . . Suzanne Donisi is a radar repair woman for Earth, Mars, Jupiter Universal . . . Carole Grunwald, noted estate mover, iust moved a three-acre resort to Mars, swimming pool and all . . . Margaret Warden's new steak dinner pills are quite popular for space travel . . . Patsy Magee's new cook iewelry is taking the motion -- Patsy says Business is just floating away . . . Mary Louise Ruiz opened the first three-minute space ship wash. Well folks, that's about it for 1972. But now a word from our Sponsor: Use Bobo's Bubble Bath, girls. All the models dol That famous model for the Cocker Spaniel Maga- zine, Annette Barnes, says, l always use Bobo's. It's good for the whole family including the pets. Get Bobo's today. 'rL..-...L wt.. Min Fmms and we'll suv Auf Wiedelsehen now, but don't forget, Use Bobo's! llNOW ALL ME BY THE E PIIESENTS: The State af Texas County of Harris That we, the Class at 1955, being of sound mind, though few think it, do solemnly pub lish and declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: To the future seniors we give and bequeath our special characteristics. Angela Arfele Martha Armes Sue Armer Mary Kay Bailey Annette Barnes Margaret Bearden Rosemary Bergin Mieke Brons Ginny Brooks Theresa Burns Natalie Butera Bessie Camarata Jacquelyn Carter Colleen Clements Celeste Combest Belen Compean Laisdelle Conroy Elaine Cordier Bobbie Cornwell Juanita Cruzat Loretta Cryan Marilyn Criswell Kitty Day Joan Day Ronnie Delorde Annette De Walch Suzanne Donisi Chloe Edwards Cara Farley Pat Flanagan Jo Ann Flarance Lurline Foote Marv Alice Fredrickg Toni Kit Histrionic Attainments Peaches and Cream Complexion St. Agnes Her home away fro Fingernail File Burnt Beans Deadlines Cute Accent 'Henry fsput-sputl Big Blue Eyes Glamour Height Gentle Hands Cuteness Northern Accent Kindness Famous Slumberless Parties - Blue Mondays Shakespeare French Traditions Stamina Psychology ll m home Golden Gate Bridge Trig Ability Keyboard Wizardry Beauty Rounded Tones Horsemanship An Extra Inch or Two Cakes Sewing Kit Gayness M...:,--I r:-..:... Ann Terraso Nancy Cella Linda Mitchell Ann Funk Anned Polka Garland Debner Connie Lopresti Virginia Segrata Erika Blattel Joyce Ann Fehrenbach Patricia Brophy Rose Mary Geaccone Jacquelyn Edwards Carol Megow Claudell Carey Diana Budde Louise Butera Barbara Shivers Gwynith Druilhet Lynn Donohue Barbara Ja nkowski Deanie Driscoll Rosalie Sedita Jackie Bowles Beverly Hebert Ann Bergin Sally Hamavec Laverne Heath Dorothy Barski Ruth Keegan Layne Luckel Mary Lynn Harper Charlene Mueller Jenna Portman Cara Mitchell Mary Ann Lamb Patricia Olsen Marie Sepulveda ,-7777.17 . vu I Ann Fullenwider Miriam Gates Dolores Gonzales Mary Frances Gore Jo Ann Grace Carol Grunwald Tommye Hackney Marilyn Heath Myra Hutzler Joan lrwin Betty Jasper Lucina Jones Freda Knippa Mignonne Konecny Elizabeth Lake Rosemary Lazarine Carolyn Lenart Joyce Lewis Mary Ellen Licce Suzanne Linbeck Natalie Loehr Shirley Lowrey Louise Luquette Antoinette Macey Bertha Madden Patsy Magee Jo Marie Martino Katy McDonald Mary Mead Shirley Mehnert Mary Meyer Mary Etta Moore Mary Ann Moroney Patty Murphy Aimee Musgrove Catherine Mushinski Marie Negrotto Anne Nichols Jo Ann Niehaus Stylishness Unselfishness Consideration Contagious Laugh Saxophone Sportsmanship Steel Hair Clips Reserve Animated Conversations Secretarial Ambitions Comic Relief Fun Bright Outlook Debates Sweetness Breathless Chatter Sense of Humor Volleyball Coal Black Hair Jovialness Efficiency Baby Face Chemistry Quizes Jokes Trips to the Bank Reliability Gentleness Exuberance P-A System Absentee Slip School Spirit Trips to A 8. M Wisdom Peaceful Nature Sodality Sparkling Diamond Blushes Willingness Script Claudette Elliotte Judy Thompson Johnelle Thoede Jo Ann Spaulding Jo Lynn Barrow Shirley Cameron Virginia Stalinsky Jane Catherine Grillis Marianna Todaro Ba rba ra Simon Lois Bucha na n Babs Brophy Catherine Gaudin Mary Leona Miles Sylvia Cameron Na ncy McGowa n Mary Jo George Marie Vogelsang Deanna Atkins Annette Bay Barbara Cahill Ann Decker Peggy Fitzgerald Anita Christensen Barbara Russo Esther Caramanian Olivette Beach Rosalie Chiodo Dolores de Leon Harriet Brueggman Martha Meath Mary Lou Green Pauline Tamborello Kathleen Mock Mary Cooney Adele Kinghorn Terry Tschumy Roberta Walker Herbie Zeisig Martha Lou Boll Catherine Olivier Ruth Fowler Patti Pope Barbara Melzarek Anna Marie Musachia Jo Wagenhauser Mary Eileen Terry Jo Ann Linkhart Jackie Hall Kay Osborne Marjorie Nowak Carol Mattern Janice Esdorn Rosemary Oddo Eileen O'Leary Kathryn Pinero Mary Powell Shyness Monkey-Shines Poetic Ability Fast Speech Shirley Mattern Star Boyle Mariorie Reeder Sharon Ca rl Molly Trost Pamela Prescott Stateliness Bridget Grover Brigid Regan Giggle Mary Kathleen Jaeger Charlotte Romeo Ideas Susan Leiberman De Ann Roth Goldy Locks Mary Ann Welhoelter Mary Louise Ruiz Friendliness Brenda Bourne Thamer Sacco Nancy Salibo Carolyn Sander Throat Spray Twintle Toes IIHUIOII Edell Heasley Jeannine Durham Earl Mayes Mary Ann Saragusa Sincerity Jerry Mathews Rosanette Saragusa Pennant Carolyn Fitzgerald Mariorie Schultea Warm Heart Jeanette Leggio ' Catherine Kelley Mary Lou Shay Easel Marty Niemann Jacqueline Sheppherd Skating Judy Moore Frances Skinner Driving Rosemary Sherwin Rose Mary Sladek Clever Writing Pat Brennan Mickie Starr l00 C W P M Sandra Smith Carol Anne Strong Conscientiousness Mary Pat Gibbons Dayna Strother Megaphone Rosalie Filippone Camille Tamborello Julie Thompson Athletic Room Keys Scattered Brains Mary Ann Galle Catharine Sloan Barbara Treptow Quietness Helen Sommer Judith Compean Mary Ann Triola Jewelry Roslyn Luprete Claire Underwood Dimples Carolyn Irwin Margaret Vernaci Salesmanship Tag Garrett Gayle Thompson Doris Walla Energy Barbara Leach Sally Ward Sweet 'N Lovely Carmita Magee Margaret Warden Honesty Earline Chambers Penny Weeks Wittiness Marilyn Merriam Catherine Wedelich Hand-Waving Gertrude Russo Liz Young Tiny Waist Terry Heibel SECOND: To all the students of Saint Agnes, we give and bequeath all our happy memories We iBarbara Treptow and Joan Day as attorneys in face being so authorized and em- powered in behalf of the entire graduating class of 19551 do hereby set our hand and seal, on this our last will and testament, this thirty-first day of May in the Year of Our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-five ot Saint Agnes Academy, City of Houston, State of Texas. 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The annual retreat of St. Agnes Acade- my was held on January 26, 27, and 28 with Father Francis Monaghan, C.S.B. as retreat master. The retreat be- gan with Mass on January 26 and closed with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament on Friday, January 28. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacra- ment concluded the retreat. A group of girls reciting the rosary at the grotto. ATHLETIC CLUB The Big Game ff' gfP6Q , A 4-:gi fi f ll A , 4 0 MT U, N ' R znvab am KK Y? V A faefflord J 100 3 ,A m ru I my W yer P 5-www , Abi lf-' E . 'gf V it I: A 4 xx 4 f : A J' ' A1 f M gd 43 M 0 lg , X 1 r - Q i- 11 2 mv' ' Q' I 4' fx ' i VL' f 5' R ' -1-fx mil 'W W M leQo,a,Q'-5 'Q Q 6 y R, N -:sf Qs . X X fx -QQ. X if W AM M B' X U M , ' 1,1 NM' ev , Q, K Q-'.A 6LKw X a 1- , p X Q M si- ff I X, .- p f: X '-3 Lk, Aqllw ,C lk ' Z-fa I-'f' ..- .A L Q1 QS X cj: N , My 'SA X if i x V my . A -' '-A C ,M . -22.215- B. Leach C. Tamborello C. Megow M. Bailey M. Verncc xx I 2 M , jr 1 3 I 1. HM n. - ' ' C ' C MANGGIC Ann mumvo 1 saucy Sauce 'GL '1 U 0 xv.. I I ff : -J ul , -- J f +-- 'EEN xyxxn., Fon? S 0011-Q qmncyup. vt? H8168 'Q um, nf' A. Christensen II ,, K irmkc I I J. Niehaus M Move-r I AA-f'-...- , -1 1. Guess? CLASS CHEERLEADER Earl Mayes Charlene Mueller Ruth Fowler Terry Heibel Mario Green Kay Solcher Pat Danna Diane Polh Elaine Cordier Mickie Starr DeAnn Roth Rosemary Lazarine Carolyn Alfano Elissa Boyer Lillian Schifani Barbara Connery B STRING VARSITY Back row, left to right: Joan Day Carolyn Irwin Mar Bollin Earl ' ' Y gf Mayes, Pat Guarin, Barbara Schroeder, Nan- cy Salibo. Front row: Shawn Murphy, Carolyn Davison, and Ann 3.1.- -1 vo Portman. xv y . M I- VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Back row, left to right: Gracie Schram, Carol Megow, Eleanor Man- fre, Judy Flanagan, Kathleen Killough. Front Row: Elissa Boyer, Barbara Schroeder, Kay Kiefer, Mary Ann Noser, Carolyn Davison. :Yi Bffhincl SCENES ' I-4 Wig sf' To be, or not to be: that is the query Whether 't is greater in the eyes of God To blandly live and let live Or to take courage and ascend the stage. To fret and worry under the brilliant lights That all might suffer what is said from script. To tolerate a flow of precious tears in act While yet aware of useless woe. To die, to sleep: And more -to reproduce each passion life is made of. 'Tis a sacrifice performed by noble men. For who would bear the countless hours of practice, A greasy mask of misery, the prick of critic's pen, Repaid by insolence of empty seats and the scorns of misconceived portrayals, When he himself might his rest incur by common life? Who would heart-aches bear under comedy of character But that nobility of soul and talent of God, Booted with courage and fortitude upholds the actor's life? While in support of backstage hands readying props and I setting lights with moods, Drama is sustained reflecting man to himself And battles the name - instinct. Soft you now! Fair Curtainettes! Groundlings, in thy trials Be all our efforts remembered. Aimee Musgrove, '55 10 at r 'Summons of Sariel' Cast CURTAIN CALLERS xt Jo Ann Grace Vice-President .Io Ann Niehaus Janice Esdorn President Tre CISUFBF X E X at Antoinette Carter President X Y t J if f' gf: tt Q tt 7 Barbara Connery Helen Graves Vice-President Secretory RIIRTAINRTTRS wr' Carolyn Koetting Treasurer I 81- .f ,gg QW L a ' Y X H- 1-.ix X ix i . ' i 'W' in f M . - -1 uv, N . N wf. 3'.w.9F 7 , -11 K .U ms L- , Q ' ' iw f ,S v.. im Q v' M...N - N K, ., 1 3 K2 f . -A K Af-.f, , ,Q-2, f 4 . wwf - ' a L -xv.,-N 1' -- 'Q . ,M 5 -Q 7 ' fm.-'fxi KAY ,Ex ' s .KH :AS ' V . fix 3' gg S A +555 K W . gf- 1 1 X ' .. . A 3 Y i I K .iff J' 5- , ,Qi v is Jw, X --S . FA 1 1 X 2x .M.. i-L:fw,::: . 1 f Q 'W J . Jacquelyn Carter Outstanding in Journalistic Work g, X 1 X K' ,- x NX. 9, ,ff Kitty Carter Indispensable in Back-Stage Work N -SJ Ann Fullenwider A Sarah Bernharclt of S.A.A. 'T E 4 J , , Martha Armes 6 Mary Kay Bailey Outstanding Actress A Jewel behind-the-scenes Theresa Burns Originator of Orientation Week at S.A.A. is , fiflix as Q! X 7 Wt ii, XJ Xxfl -X, .x ki .in fi Qi- e A MA .fih 4 .X XXX X X X X . . ss S X X f J! 'Q X1 52' -2 2 X I K, bis! RN Dayna Strother Harris County Director For Teens Against Polio sie ff Marty Neiman Winner of Art Scholarship 'o xg! i W , K N K 2' I P 'Qt 1 MYN Hvhler X 'I Jeannine Durham President of United States H Tqlemed Ballerina atSAA HMM L 9 x I I 5, A 33 i if y -. an R if ' 2 , A A1 q K r .QF H meg . j X M N V..- Q 'Q wgw A 8531255 A Mi: UV' KN 2 - 3 Wigfkf H fffnfs 'N ' i 'W'i.. 7' N ff M f Lg? ,ff -. N X, W ,mar I ,, x ff Q .,.,..Qx,, ,,, . waxy? ' .wgmg ig gk A-I R. . xm- M. N! 5 X. lf' ,J-wiv 'A f ,N -,., Q U iw, .. 'K FK 'QL' an M , REQ ma ggi: 5,2 Q .. wx xg sv ' Y ' - .x My iff' 28? ff . vw ax-A Qs- Aix POPlll.AlllTY ,Mary ,lun Saragusa Kunncrs-I0 'TW BEST CITIZEN mf?-i' Natalia 1:06111 5 BEAUTY ,Micke Kraus ed X fy C., XXX f Hg XY x A A X J Ei :Sw V. N, 'Sf 5 Cf ivan Day BEST CITIZEN ,Mary Meyer s POPULARl'I'Y BEAUTY Mary Sfraaccs Gare Katy ,McDonald BEST CITIZEN Sandra Srnitn Kunnrr- llp i fur! ,Magus X fi?-22 1 sg u Q , i s r u ? POPULARl'I'Y Adele Kingnorn C r ff Runner- llp Kasulir Qilippanr junior in fir VE f QQ 52: , GK? BEAUTY Hridgct Gram Kunnrr- llp janicr Ssdorn 3 r I 1 if Soplwuwrcs Nw Q' Pa-sg Xu QI' Cla 3,3 M X 'N N-1 ,jg .L . i . K Effie Cyug BEST CITIZEN ,Mary flcaslcy kumar- llp Klan' ,Mead PUPULARITY Kcssic edllldfdfd kumar-llp BEAUTY Willetc 6100! kumar- llp fans! Kinglfanz Xa NR- ,,,N N C 7 .-1:54 ' x ,gy . :Qf 1 f J' XJ BEST CITIZEN Sarah ,Mead Runner- llp l5'rcr1da Zrabulsi PEPULARITY ,Maria Green lfunnrr-11,11 ,Aan Aaraia 9rrsluac 1 an . BEAUTY Barbara Abel Kaarrrr- llp Barbara Shan i- -I-1, i1 -as -- -gnu- u--1 -1-. anal i.. -1-1 -in- ii- - : -11:-1 -:L-11 EE .:- I in 4 .- x ' F u,a'n ' Q' 0 T ' 11 .kwa n. :lan '-'.,' 'n'u' s .. . , ..,.. U , s 0 f . 'F ' ' ' 1 4 O s 1 . . . , : . .3 ' 'v sv- . . a l l I ll.i Ill A is 0 . Q . 'fl 0 Q -Q 0 n' . I nl' ,. .. . - ..',..s- 2 '- LJN O O Che fry 1 lub - i-I ??5 - - .Q ii! HON -1 H11 iii, Q '55 -4 El MaTh Club . ee, EEELCII :1 Club 'Q oRCHEsTRA ' 'nh' ' a -. ..:-. .' .0 - 'nn -', ' 0- . ' . 1 .. ' 1'z.'-. , -: . - -. : ',' .-- -'g.-?..., 1 4-1. - '. .. U Q.. .,' v ' .' . , .r . 1, . 1... .- s 5 . . - J . 'u , .-',- . Q ' ' 5 - '.'-. . g,- : - Q..-.-.,: f-- - Altll E It was dark that night as I wandered alone . . . In to my silent haven of rest, Dark, so dark, as I was tired . . . But hopeful that He would hear my request. I paused for a moment and looked toward Him And I saw that He, too, was alone. For tonight His church was empty of all. No one had come to God's quiet home. I knelt and I prayed for my special wish Saying the prayers I hold so dear, And I kind of heard His soft reply, And I kind of knew He would hear. I lit a candle, and prayed again As the sun went down on another day . . Then I tiptoed out and silently said, Good night, Dear God, I wish I could stay. Now days have passed, and I'm back again To whisper another word. This time, I say, Thank you, God, I'm so very glad that You heard. Now, I wish I could tell the whole wide world That God is their very own . , . And that He will answer their wishes, too Then, He would not be alone. I Barbara Brophy, '56 F' F I UMD gnesites to Dance at T 0: s Tony artin's Ix -nce again the students of St. ies will be allowed to celebrate joyous Christmas season by 'riding gihe annual Christmas ce. Tliis year the Christmas ce will be held at the Texaco entry Club on December 27. ight with Tony Martins Eiestra...jAIl bids were half the i :e ugdlally paidfto attend this? nd 0R. In each bid there ' the dance. lone girl from NUS chairman is the decoration senior council help decorate up at one everyone would be ing several l be irloliidedxa mimeographed 1 water and 3 of the location of Texaco I the mist over may Stub. this wan take p , he different preparq .- . The Journahsm Class tees will take care ' l le Big Agnes Academy, Houston, Texas Published Monthly by the journalism C1355 Co-Editor: , mounoed lord he operetta, given at juniors of St. Agne ., .Mary Ellen Licce and jackie Carter M !3i fl Efhfff' - - - ...Mary Kay Bailey rllalrehlfp Ifrlitnr A H , Rosemary Berggn Blffifff-H fllfffldilff. , . . , Camille Taimhorello ri full swing. This ,..,,5.y,.5,,. Claw Effiwf. . . ,... . ,i,. Natalie Loehr HOD has 8 Qbackgrot Reporteri Margaret Bearden, lilavm- Cortlicr, V 01198115 In the 45 Juanita Cruzzit. Mary Lou Shay play opens the lit an f Lolzfnnzj E,1g,f,,, W Q 4 I 1 , e P f. ':+1f - . .urline Ioore lament of New OMG X Colzmmiiti, . . li excitement, for tl :has just arrived wt French peasant las? es were .gent to 1 X S fl' Q0 1'-r Jo Lynn Barrow, Charlotte Romeo, ' Terry Tschumy Ffffffff Edim' r - . Mvrii Hurzler Fef1!.'n'e ll f-ite-rr , Olivctre Beach, Aimee Musgrave, S 2 Q A Virginia bcgmr-t ll! fXff'ff 2ffZ.lfffff0' t ., Catherine weaemh A . pr Lf z . . . , . E ss Cilllldljjiz or . , , Barbara Br0PhY are t 1050. fldg-crtififlf A 1 NAQQXCUC Barnes I . . A A ' ' - ' .,,, . C . Ed d is the Plmmgmpbww Of' War S COLUMNS Photographer S. UQIGSIS, .Jo Lynn DHYFOWQ Pernet, Mignonne Konecnyg Josephine, Bridget Groverg Vauzous, Deanna Atkins: and Abadie, Catherine Kelly equally as talented in por- their parts. The students, are members of Mrs. Reeds class worked wonders with oom scene, while -Ann -was splendid in her off the cold, exacting Marie Therese Vauzous. and lighting were ex- handled by the stage crew: Carter-, manager: Mary Kay Jackie Carter, -Ginny Estesr Caramanian, Doro- Editorial Board of the COLUMNS: Mary Ellen Licce, Rosemary Ber- Bilski, Dottie Keefef. Helen ,Charlotte Romeo, Mary Kay Bailey, Jackie Carter, and Myra WS, LGU Foote. md'Ei199H pg, V 5 e man. Scenery was designed :Miata ll ' ' ' ' ' classr ' ' ' ' ---'---- N QUCY Salibo Nancy Salibo finals. The fiv the Voice of De were Nancy Sal: best, Mary Lou and Annette Doctor F. Brc Trig Class Wi Doctor Folks doctor of matht xl situ and father Brons. recently lonornetry class Agnes. Speakii erage career g work, and a mr uses mathemati , Natalie Lochr apex' drzve S und Repnrfwc Nhrgaret Bcarlcn, Elaine Cordicr, uprimg Iufmm Crum: Mary Lou Shay I' YYYYVVYVYYVVVVVVVVV' 0 04: 'bf 4 0TE NOTE' 0, fy ,O , J' AAAAA QA X ' W 95390206 9 Q 5 1 0,0 90005, 'ebotgxa YC 1 1 Q r . 0 Q we 0 QA A0 049' O 91' viva 0 0' 1 va 'fs N 'ff 'iv eg, f ..,' Q9 038 aa Q'4n'5Q5 cw O .MX g:y00f.,6f' :QQ Q' 85 5 mb ,xv 'YM COUH., 01 Q O X 3,k.Ox XNXX . 399 Of C X X ' WCW' ew' X 'O ' 0 M Feature Fdnor .4.-4-,-., Myra I' 8 robin redbreast perched Valk, all faith ee Gd 18 Feature Wrzters Olwerre Beach, Aimee Mu vs.-..:..: C CS Lnoose ' 0 'vb ' . ' 'gin VIEWS of 01' . 7, oast we haven r' V ' S MQ . pr ,,. S1 dd, if li we could X E e V other kr 33 a'ez3b5fg5 Th x: . K' f -1 If Q Mxf 09 Q 'va 4' 'ffl 'sw JP STE ve 521.60016 7' 'y17,,lf118,,?2 Od IS 360 R N'-,NN P We . 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Qzyfnateur show was an Q f, goof layride 0, - . . , 'ix 1, Ogg OQOQ to Wfrhat XX f X eq, 1 Q ride. A, 6 Q n r Q Q I' O ,A ' ,' , 1? 'VX 9 9 ' 9 0 - U . A X 9 Q sl -Q, 6-s Q. 1 45 fi l X 0: 1 Q2 Q .0 - I f ff N +A' i 'SQ' Y' ' .- O ff XO,Q,Mff Mx 1 ff l I Q0 'A 9352 Om 85' Q fi f nor ore 'ow0 A 1' 1' YJ? 'wa tc ' 6 f 9905! OQ ! 8 oxgwtin 9:1539 5508 ,ual Montrose i ' gqefl 22, df I! , LY-6141 of ..f get Wg .4 lr as ao Q ,I 7 --------- Q , ' ,,................,, ., .. . ,, 43' f ry C' Z, oe ,nn Aduerttcing .,................. Chloe Edward: J. 0 'Q iffy Photographer ................... Nancy Salibo A f 1 J' jf 57 X, 3 Feature Writer ............... Virginia Segrato QQ, fs' C5 O S' -I' 17, f ' Qc f A Q Q9 QL 'U ' ' r 13-14. lncarnate Word Acad P, 1, 2, Q fc., ff, 4 p op ,- 6, 'Q QE: J' ef- V1 O 0 was hostess this year. Mrs 0, 0 Jn , fy 'P A A 1- Q G Q . . K S Shlelds, presxdent, anc Q14 4 SZ. '-th, treasurer, were 2 C00 mf' 4 ' 1 110 0,0 u 4 , Agnes. 1159 af Slf'f15b'7a,' 4, 09 v of SAA alum 'f'aS'f7A, Wa has ,720 .ome to our at- M-' pC7yaI.'7o,g5 5' 1,65 .30 06 .1 the press in ,,7 'll,e JJa,J'47139 0' jvdgp ara Jean Wallace I 17,7 f',17a QI f1f?Q,3,,,.0rfe QV' Oflrs. Richard Thoma: 012,72 -is-f 019,659 6 Gt pihbel, Jara Ann Barnes, '52 9q',bS'fa!2 Olffaq 517, rs. Bernard Gonzale: 65 01' P U, 'Gr '4'0.lIIg Joy Krause, '53 is Cal, fqyofbo G f'9f2y,ff'119,h'9I1, R. L. Kemperg Barbara bo -'IJ fSSr, . 'Qs' ,hr 353 became the bride ol I Q ,rx lc I 01 l G'Q,r ' .qj '11al'?I1Q, Ofame lwen Atterburyg Bar- ao Wx, Q07 if 17 .QL L - 03 Heiser, '52 is now Mrs X565 '1:'ZofZ'3S Cedar. Jggegxme-nry Alban, Jr.: Pa- aS non O Qi E-1. 09801. Marti Molloy, '50 became 'oabfxae 0anw,wbK 1.,Qk3 ugh' Lt David Newpor1 lr V 02 we 5. 9. 1 QMYS' ,me Stella Nam, '51 if ffrxrwgenge x3oYmnfe'50 is :gala CQAEQNKYS- fn Patrick Meehan fe ,i.,r , y r .N1YS. Owe0b?ewag.. becibin D No- VA v53 became Mrs . ' . . . 5398 A Vx Win age 0 'ood' Barbara Rose Burning the midnight oll' are editors Natalie Loehr Mary Ellen 'Q Ea '5x aint ' V 1 e . Licco, Mary Kay Bailey, Rose Mary Bergin, and Jackie Carter. ilCYfih3y?eX50n D is now Mrs' Amold Eu f Q . ' s, .,,T V f J E 2 , The bootees of the infant y 'X K ' ,7' kicking with new born strength, if A V The toddling shoes of the baby 4 making a cautious step, ri, the flat-heels-a sandal ofthe child ' 'F skipping down the walk, 4 Ll The brown and white oxford of the young girl H f , T' pepping the team to victory, T The black suede loafers of the teenager 5 ,f f walking from class to class, ,g 2 The dancing slippers of the senior Q 2' A ' TT gliding across the floor, V E l w' The petite flats of the collegiate i Q X strolling across the campus, T - The high-heeled pumps of the career girl stepping her way through her work, The black oxfords of the Sister ,K A., teaching the youngsters their lessons, ' K y g 4 T X lf. The comforting arch-supports of the mother fl! X if W '- easing her household tasks, X ff X ex ,R g 1. g The old house-shoes of the grandmother fl X X ' 5 Li . comforting her last steps of walk, 7 ' r -it f The golden shoes of the saints in heaven ' f f y gxll glorifying God, up above. f If X :TX T . 4 t u Mary Ann Moroney '55 5 i Af V ff , . K I V - is T 1 XX A T T xt T T if- 2 3 it W 9 X X Q Q if ,Vg lf 1 N 1 X- Q ff' ' s l I 'Sw tif 5 it ffl a as T. K' ' JVXJ 1 1 X ' A' is if V Q T 'X T T 1 T' Q J - T X as-as li if ' 42. YS' W ' fa Jw,-e Lf ' fi J! T K , xx X A E , -P A is T g -f ' 7 T if , xl- K E ' x Qi T rf I gg 5 A sg iz if t K it , , , lf 233 A ' Hs . 4 Q J T xxx H-L T fl TIKVQ. as Y 5 A l ':'l a 7 :: 5 fl ' It In NW' T I lf s M - :xv ? A. if Wi Y X .. -- x X .W X CII PLUS X SCHOLA uf .2 U ': -u 0 L LL fi 2 E .9 0 -o I- o no ai E o C C o 1: oi 14 s. 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Ll V1 sgifx Rosemary Bergin President Migyonne Konecny Sec eta ry Q109 ALBERT MAGNU CHEMI TRY CL B Chemistry Club Members S - Hee Cla co 10191 pbook Pro fdm ieqs Cluudell Corey Vice President Sue Armer Trea su rer Proiect Winner Bulletin Board Committee u . J Project Winner -1 c 1. 5 5 u u x I Q' xi 5 CELL Mary Cooney Effie Tyng Trecsureq if 4 President ww., Felicia Coates ,, Secretory ETTE5 ,1- 3 -3 .K -1-of 1 ,- Sf, .. ! . L M W A L ' . 9325, 41 X ix ji Q K X Mary Heosley Vice-President Z ,- ,- F l rf' ' u . .4 LANGUAGE CLUB PRESIDENTS K 5' ri Cora Farley Secretary Frances Skinner Celeste Combest President Treasurer PARLIAMENTARY LAW Mary Pat Gibbons Mary Ann Lamb Maryann Zielinski Emeline Bruyere President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRA ANGELICO ! 5 I W.. 1 'I S Eileen 0'leary ecremry Kitty Dqy Presldenf Treasurer DEBATE CLUB AN ARMISTICE DAY PRAYER Have you ever heard the soft taps at dusk? Or seen the rifles of heroic rust? Far to the west the sun sinks downp Again death's ballad contentedly sounds Over those for whom today we sigh Who cold and quiet in their earthen beds liep While little white crosses - patchwork sublime - Blend with their owners who loved her far more Than any who knock on Freedom's lone door. God only knows how many they be, But thank you, each one, for dying for me. Barbara Cahill Class of '56 in so l' .Rl r if iw .J 1 P Ai S ll f Ii V F F 'Xf itll ' f 3 M T .1 if E XX X X R, x x X x X. xx i a 1 ,Q . A 4? 1 M .fl fl 1' 6 , ,o ' f' .ZILQIIU 0 L ' 1 -.i, ,1 if ' if egg M., wad? WFT T? Y V r IJ J y. l Nz, SAINT A NES ALUMNAE NPN' Sec. Patsy Corbettg Federation Sr. M. de Lourdesp Treas. Mary Lou Neathp Pres. Mrs. F. Shieldsg Libr. Sr. M. Emileg 2nd Vice Pres. Phyllis Anconag Parl. Mrs. E. Lawlerp lst Vice Pres. Mrs. P. Orr. R . Kathleen Emmick rd 'X . x , Kathleen Ann Scroggins Todaro fl. 'f' We-. Linda Emmick Kathleen Scroggins lxulcll Lx .func n vyvnxv Michelene Fletcher ClSl,el Rift X klk'P 'Mvm,- Duck Haury and Bully Senter Jane Popelka Mrs. E. J. Delorde - Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Gore - Treasurer, Mrs. R. C. Keegan - Historian, Mrs C. C. Chambers - President, Mrs. M. N. Vernaci - Parliamentarian, Mrs. R. L. Wright - Recording Secretary, Mrs. .I. T. Brophy - Member-at-Large. Faithfully standing behind the students and faculty at St. Agnes, is a group of hardworking souls devoting their time and trouble to our problems and needs, and continually helping to improve St. Agnes in one way or another. Thanks to the St. Agnes Mothexs' Club we now have new typewriters, rubber matting in the auditorium, the electric clock on the fourth floor, two new record players, ond many other conveniences we take for granted. We at St. Agnes sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness, loyal service, patience, perseverance, and untiring efforts through the years, to help make this a better school. Thank you, dear Mothersl Your Daughters. Clie Glzristmas p 'fit 4 You know it by the hustling of the people, and the empty department store shelves The merry Christmas music, and the ringing of the bells. lt's seen on happy people's faces, and on season greeting cards, People's picture windows, and gaily lighted yards. And yet in a manger asleep in the hay, lay the little baby Jesus on the first Christmas day. The spirit was the shepherds who followed the bright star and the three Wise Men, who came from afar. There was no hustling of the people or empty store shelves. Nlerry Christmas music or ringing of the bells. Happy people's faces on season greeting cards, People's picture windows and gaily lighted yards. Just the little oxen stable, where the baby Jesus lay, on the first Christmas morning asleep in the hay. -Loretta Cryan i QW' 'W-7 - M-c.!.!... Ill, : 'W .V X iq I f ff WW., 1 wx it Z4 'ti in we I ,F f '14 X Q ,f'NN Many years ago Seen through the telescope of retispection, ,T Diamond-clear, in perspective: Y g 'W ' v Q 4 - The tiny chapel in a lake resort, a 1 i . deserted in the depths of winter -Q, Cold, the teeth-freezing cold of a closed room lEmptyhIl week, still empty of the Eucharist,J ow on a Sunday morning half-filled with strangers hiveringkremote each from each, Y X Q X ll 5 If - f l 1 e f I : gf' 1 t - d b,,'2: it i News A 7--4 .M 1 ,. .W he priestweven more remote in the frozen sanctuary. XR 'Then You come at the moment of Consecrationl ' And the chapel glows, melts, blazes with beauty, The frozen bundles, no longer strangers, merge T, 1 e.,i.,..i.w.,, anmgqaggvgy, Time is transformed ith eternal meaning - - ff. Ni like my Vlife after You came into it. g Il Andbthen the walk back through the deep pine forest, ng the lonely road . X :..-i-:' -A ' M utting its white way through blue shadows . Alone with You - - W, T? xl y, ' No one to chatter, no ne to s ' silence, MMO? l 1 W X The sweet silence Sister M. Al f ' Z' X . Nw, R i 5 ' l 1 I 3? W' I 5 . lv 1 4- he snowy silence Qytlte rway - -ff' ' f ,f M X ' XX sf ' . V Q:-ii' - , i ' is W W ' X -. . H my 1 ' f 1 . v ' K 5 if -f f' Q? f , ig if We are proud of this edition of the yearbook - the 1955 Veritas - and we wish to express our sincerest gratitude to those who have helped to make its success possible. By the kind generosity of our advertisers and patrons this student proiect has been made possible. The patient understanding of Mr. and Mrs. Don Perrine and all the De Marler staff is truly appre- ciated. Also we wish to thank Mr. Peter Whitney for his help with the photography. We would also like to thank Sister 'Hilary for her generous assistance. Last but certainly not least we would like to express in words what every staff member and classmate feels toward dear Sister Andrew. For her untiring efforts when we were deiected, for her endless patience when we were hasty, and especially for her kind direction when we went awry, we say Thank You. The Class of 1955. Patrons Mr. 8. Mrs. Aucoin Carolyn Lenart Mr, 3, Mrs, J, Ed Bailey Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter Licce Mr. 8. Mrs. Franks B. Barnes Mr. 8. Mrs. G. L. Loehr Mr. 8. Mrs. James J. Bergin Mr., 8. Mrs. J. C. Moore Dr. 8. Mrs. Ralph A. Boelsche Mr. 8. Mrs. R. J. Navarro Mr. 8. Mrs. F. Brons Rosemary Oddo Mr. 8. Mrs. A. R. Burns Regan's lncoporated MV- 81 MVS- Ffflnk BUYGYG Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry A. Sanders Compliments ofa Friend Mr. 8- Mrs. Sam Saragusa 8- Compliments of Homeroom 13 Family Elaine C0l'dlef' Mr. 8. Mrs. Phil Shay Mr. 81 Mrs. D. V. Cruzat Mr. 8. Mrs. George Starr Mrs. J. F. Elliot Mickie Sm,-r Dr. E. L. Flowers Mrs. J. S. Tamborello Dr. 8: Mrs. S. A. FOO1e, Jr. 8x The Vqleriq Club Family Vann 81 Williams Beauty Salon Fashion Men and Boy's Wear Mr' gl Mrs. John M. Ward Mr. 8. Mrs. E. E. Grunwald Mr. gt Mrs. H. F. Wedelich Mr. 8. Mrs. L. J. Knippa sf Q Qonlinued i, 'Q Leadership Award. MIGNONNE KONECNY Selected from the senior high schools of Houston for the Elks MARY FRANCES GORE PATRlCIA KEARNEY Chosen as representative to Capped by St. Joseph s Hos the Volunteer Service Group of pital Auxiliary for 100 hours of the American Red Cross. volunteer service. X XXX j H! ? Nrnsrnns frfohomonnowf i ffQ,,f2 The years you have dedlcated to educatlon have fortlfled you wlth knowledge and understand mg You now stand ready to shoulder your part ln bulldmg a brlghter future for all and 1n help- mg our natlon fulflll the destmy that IS a part of our great Amerlcan hentage It IS m your power to shape the future and se- cure the foundatlons of our free soclety ,Swim riff, l X , -- I It ,ff n , x N .1 4 R' 91 .'-. nf...--- .. fs r . J' ' l I M7960 f 1- 'W' X I Q o 1 . ll!! Y U A B1-lllllll 0F THE PAPER DRIVE l There once was a senior, Mary Jones was her name, Now Mary Jones was lazy, as much as could be. She went to St. Agnes, a school of great fame. She didn't bring her papers, and her class lost, you lt seems they were having a great paper drive, The seniors were angry, 'cause the sophomores did And the losers had rather be dead than alive. And they know it was 'cause of Mary's great sin. CHORUS lChorusl Mary Jones, Mary Jones, is now in the grave-yard, Alone with her bones. Then down by the river, this girl she did roam She thought of her sin, and let out a great moan ll Then into the river poor Mary did dive Now, this paper drive was a monstrous affair, And now this dear girl is no longer alive. All of the classes brought their papers there. fChorusl But the sophomores had won, and the seniors were sad, And poor Mary Jones was a-feeling so bad. QChorusJ Now when seniors' papers are piled upon high, You'Il see Mary Jones' ghost go floating right by. So take my advice and do all you can, At each paper drive, and then you might win. lChorusD Elizabeth Lake, Thamer Sacco, Betty Jasper A if E za I I t it X One statlon In a mllllon ro Progrdmmed for All the Deon! Q Tim Nolan the Ream Smllln Irishman Pg:ffLT'g:' ., fm. 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