St Agnes High School - Agnita Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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Sbr Aiinitn iflitry iz a liitm “ Alary” (C.pt.in, B..skstball; Hockey) ‘ When a !ot oj chatter you hear, Look and you »• find Mary near. Here’s to our happv classmate. M lry is one of the most original girls in oar class and it is our honor to have her a member all these years. She is also one of the most obliging girls in our class. If there is anything yoa want just call for Mary and she’ll get it for you. Mary is Captain of our basketball team and without her efforts, we doubt if we would have been so successful. Her cheery manner pulled us through many fights, just as her cheerfulness will lead her to success in later lif;. Jnarphmr iE. SSurke Jo (B.:sk=tb„II, Hockey) Her smite, her humor all unjold, A heart that's lined with purest gold. One of Jo’s outstanding charac- teristics is her sincerity, and her heart is as big as herselt. She is blessed wi th a sense ol humor, which all her class- mates envy. I’m sure. “Jo” takes her schoolwork seriously, too. I hese traits will show themselves in any profession she may choose. I herefore, success is hers. 10

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(tljr Agnita fflartc IE. (Cutter Marie” (Class Secretary, Basketball, Hockey) “ With a way all her own this versatile lass JIakes a good addition to our class Marie is one of our faithful class officers. We chose her as Secretary % of our class. A wise selection, don't you think? We also have the pleasure of saying that Marie won the Knights of Columbus Prize. We weren't sur- prised at this for Marie is one of the talented members of our class. We know' she will play her part in life as splendidly as she did in our Play, in which she took the part of Mary Magdalen. Goodbye, Marie, and may the rest of your days be as bright as your schooldays wrere. iRartait (T. King n i • . 1a nan (Class Treasurer, Basketball, Hockey) “OJ making things bright and gay, Some joiks seem to have a way Marian came from Malvern to join us in our Sophomore year. In a short time all her classmates were very fond of her and proved this by electing her Treasurer. In the Passion Play Marian displayed latent talent. About her future we know little. We do not have to wish her success be- cause we know her cheerful disposition will pave her way for anything she may plan to do. We regret to say that we have come to the parting of the ways. May your future be filled with success, Marian. 9

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(Thr Aruutii iRitn iit. SUtrkr “Rita (Basketball, Hockey) “Happy-go-lucky, bright ami gag It e shall miss Rita when she goes away.” Rita has been with our class since the very early stages of our school- days. We h ave always found Rita a firm optimist. She is ever to be found where she is needed most. Your sunny disposition will aid you in attaining your end, Rita. May the years be as kind to you as you have been to your classmates. iEiHtlt i$L (Cnrrnran Edit (Assistant Captain, Basketball; Hockey) “Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt, And coerg grin so merrg draws one out! Edith is the possessor of a sunny disposition and a quiet unassuming manner. She was assistant Captain of our basketball team and a star hockey player. Edie possesses her share of energy and mischief, too. Still all her energy is not expended in fun. for she is one of the best workers in our class. The best of luck to you, Edie, and may fortune favor you in the years to come. 11