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knowing how tar I could go and what I could get away with, l knew nothing. I was ushered into junior year by a big, tall Southerner, Brother Ignatius. The other juniors once again had Brother Denis. I found the new Brothers had some new and startling methods ot teaching. I suddenly became very word cone scious and it was not unusual to find me tearing up news- papers during study period hunting tor vocab research words. I found that the majority ot the class had decreed that certain subjects were perfect tor eating lunch. The teachers agreed, and set up a cover charge of 50C for all dinners. Soon it was discovered that it was cheaper to eat during lunch time. Brother Denis again took the Field Day Championship with his 3A class. Meanwhile in 3B, a class paper was being born, which would soon lead to the rebirth of the Stag . MacNarnara made basketball history for Saint Agnes, and the entire school basked in his reflected glory. This was the year also when George Wright won the S'IO0,000 prize on TV. Intra-mural softball was experimented with, and proved a huge success. I marched up the Avenue on a cloudy March day but my heart was singing for this year there were no cries ot Hey freshman or Lousy sophomorem ringing in my ears. The tests were not quite so diflicult, but strangely enough, WILLIAM R. MURPHY nw Rn, Rotund and jolly . , . shines in English closs . . . enjoys 'rig and chem . . . another Dodger fan . . ,a mos! effective student councilor. . . will take business administration in college. . Keep happy, Muff Q - ' . r mfrf 'arf 1. .any-wr ' . .0 sr I ju Q' i. N, I ' ,,-fr- Aggie ' L Q 1 5 This new tailboard is dilhrent - - - 1 s nv V , . IVY ' .Q - 6 . .- I ' 1 7 'ss Fi 3 EN,
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GEORGE F. MONAHAN George Mr. Math' '... the first of the Regis quartet . . . often seen burning the midnight oil r if I in his capacity as co-editor of Q the STAG seldom seen 'of during study period intends to malor In math In college cracks the whip over Stag hopefuls a member of the bowling team and AG NESIAN We won t forget you George '5- ' my 'iff JOSEPH E MORRISSEY oe Very active as a Freshman agrees with Bro Dems on Held day results Popular Joe If Class Secretary of 4B ou standing nntegrattonallst hopes to enter Columbia come September Always be yourself Joe counculors to deserving sophomores Sophomore year was the hardest year of hugh school, but It was also the most enloyable for all sophomores believe that they run the school and we were permitted to be happy In our Ignorance All things must end however and soon It was time to take Regents for the first time an my hugh school life After we received our marks we realized that there would be fewer of us left next year Junior year opened with a lolt almost the entire faculty had been changed The only familiar faces were Brother Dems Kenneth Vincent, and of course the basketball coach, Mr Morgan and the principal Now Instead of One track success led to another 7 'Exe ao 4 and '51 1 ef' noasnr 1. moms sob An outstanding player for the Varsity Basketball team . , , Bellaire's gift to St. Agnes . , . gets healthy marks In health enloyed sleeping during Macbeth noted for his passtve resistance wi make a fine Marine Snncerest wishes always Bob WILLIAM J MURPHY Easily confused with W R Murphy fan of the Bronx Bombers man of many notes enloys building model boats continually wonders why he took chemistry AGNESIAN writer Keep smiling W J That s little Morrissey looking chesty S N O w cgi' 1-In 1 V H Y 1 - , I. . ll' , I In rr - ea ' P ' ' ' ' h ' f N 5 -4, . . . Q ' A ' t Q tt , ' 5 ' , . - I ' :gf mf ll if . . . A , sg-Q J' . . ' . . J 4 'fy J . . . I T1 ' 'bf Q, F l I . x -NN , , V 1 rm! i . . . . ' 9 J- ' jr- M Q,-ae, 'Q i - ' - 'X-is 1 ,gt f,-2 ' ' V , ' , ,, t-4' - ' E YY- T? . 'I ff!-sq r r rfsil . . . L - 1 .fl Y! ' ' E , gy 4 - A, A - 1 A ' , ' , 3 5 5 pg. A 5 L it W, J J . 'J 5 M 1 f 'fi f ' 4: J- YV 5 1 1 ' N Y' f--- is' t 1 r. J f 4' hm' '- f V gg, 2 . --- N t f l fo V' F A l ..'.q,a
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