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

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THE AGNITA MARIE T. DOOHAN “Marie” (Hockey) True as the dial to the sun Although it may not be shined upon. Evidently Marie is a girl of secrets, but we do know that she is always congenial, cooperative, and patient. Marie is one of the few in the class with a watch, so probably our pestering is the cause of her slenderness. Marie is rather un- assuming and quiet—until you know her. ELEANOR T. FRAME Ellie (Hockey,- Basketball) Happy am I, from care I’m free, Why aren’t all contented like me? Eleanor was our faithful goal-keeper and one of the best. She is one of the jolliest girls in the class, happy-go-lucky, and carefree. As the proverbial expression goes, She is worth her weight in gold ”—which means a generous amount in Eleanor’s case. Best of luck! WILLIAM D. GALLAGHER Bill You may taunt and tease and tantalize, Yet we know what’s beneath this complete disguise. Within a year, Bill has completely captivated us with his quaint humor and charming per- sonality, thus he is editor of this, our year book. Although seeing the humorous side of life, Bill’s serious moments have reaped for him great scholastic honors. Bill, good fortune awaits you. 13

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THE AGNITA E. DONALD BREWSTER ••Don' (Basketball) As he grew, his heart grew faster Tis not strange that it made him master. Don has the distinction of being the only high school lad endowed with a Pierce Arrow. Don’s prowess on the basketball floor indicated that his literary work should be connected with sports. Therefore, we elected him to write the Sports. The Class of 1936 wishes you much success, Don! WILLIAM J. CORCORAN Bill “Silent as the sleeve worn stone Of casement ledges where the moss has grown. Bill is one of our outdoor men. Where there s a babbling brook, a shady nook, or a wooded forest—is Bill. He keeps quiet in school so that his energy might be reserved for his after-school activity. Of fine physique, keen intellect, forever glorying in nature—that is Bill. Success to you! MARY J. DOLAN Mery (Hockey,- Basketball) “I wish, I can, I will. These are Mary’s three trumpet notes to victory. Mary is our Irish-eyed lassie from Down- ingtown. What we’d miss most in Mary would be the spell she casts over the hockey ball and her grandmother's blush when her abilities are pointed out to her. Mary has a very appealing nature. Good luck, Mary! 12

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THE AGNITA JOAN H. HALEY Joan (Hockey,- Basketball Captain) Her joy in life is living it and doing things of worth In making bright and fruitful all the barren spots of earth. Here we find one of the most popular members of the class. She possesses a keen and well- balanced mind with artistic inclinations, and fine sportsmanship. Her frank, happy manner and dancing ability have gained for her an enviable place in the hearts of her classmates. May happi- ness be yours. ELEANOR L. IRONSIDE Duchess (Organ; Orchestra,- Hockey) The songs she sings with their gay meter Are very sweet, but she is sweeter. We have always looked upon Eleanor as a leader. With commercial work above reproach, she has also taken an active part in academic studies. Eleanor has a lovely voice. If you missed her solo in the Passion Play, you may some time have the pleasure of hearing her at the Metro- politan Opera. ROSE R. KARMERDZE Rose (Hockey; Basketball) When she plays, she plays hard; When she works, she doesn't play at all. Demureness is one of the most outstanding of Rose’s characteristics. In the eyes of all, she completely illustrates the term a perfect lady. She possesses a keen mind and has displayed her fine sportsmanship. Although with us only two years, we wonder how we managed before she came. 14