St Agnes High School - Palm Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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There are no words significant enough to ex- press the spirit, enthusiasm and initiative of our Senior Class. These vital sparks were enkindled in us when, as the first freshman class to enter the new St. Agnes High School, we felt the family spirit of the old school and pledged ourselves to preserving and promoting this unique quality. During our four years at SAH we have worked together to foster the spirit, vitality and prestige of our growing school. And through these united efforts we have learned about responsibility, maturity and most of all, charity. We are grateful to God, to our school, to our teachers and to each other for all these things which have made us what we are -f The Class of '58. FAITHFUL, FERVENT AND FRIENDLY are our Senior Class Officers: ftop to bottoml Ellen Berardi, President: Sally Gervais, Vice-President: Ieanne Hogan, Secretary: Carole Specksgoor. Treasurer.

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IUDITI-I ACKERSON Ardent athlete . . . curly hair and sparkling eyes . . . bright as a penny . . . theres fun in the air when ludies there . . . GAA Vice- President 4 . . . Varsity Basketball 34 Varsit Volle ball 34 , . . . y y L , - Captain 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3,4 . . . Library Club 4. A MARY ANTROBUS Studied silence and happy humor . . . pink and white complexion . . . a hint of freckles . . . strikes. spares, but seldom sewers . . . music, music. music . . . Timon Club 3.4 . . . Library Club 3.4 . . . Dramatics Club 4 . . . Science Club 1. A promising future lies ahead for these prospective students of colleges, business and nursing schools. Two accepted seniors, Elaine Walker and Ieanne Hogan happily discuss their future at Oswego State Teachers' College with the other pleased seniors. Tracy Lucchesi who is heading for R.B.l., Anne Shea, in line for St. Iosephs College, Maryland. Mary Bodensteiner, a future nurse at St. Marys. lean Marie Da More. Nazareth College, and Diane Hauck, Miss lVlcCarthy's. M Qoifig pullll, ci Qtnomg pullll, IUNE BAKER Tranquil temperament voiced in velvet . . . a statuesque blond . . . fruit for lunch . . . telephone en- thusiast . . always baking for hungry people . . I've got the Ford todayl . . . Le Cercle Fran- cais 1,2 . . . Business Club 4, CATHERINE BARONE Pirouettes with a purposeful air . , . enormous eyes and silken hair . . . effervescent beauty . . . loves classical music . . . New York in the summer . . . our own Pazvlova . . . Le Cercle Francais 1, ,3. KATHLEEN BAUERSCHMIDT Pleasing smile and a pleasant face . . . Kay . . . always sleepy . . . a whiz on ice . . . ring, ring, ring goes the telephone . . . her future is among the Hles . . . Business Club 4 . . . Homemaking Club 4. 102 IOYCE BEIDECK Bursts of laughter and baking cakes . . . blue eyes and baby talk . . . willing worker . . . a sixth sense-humor . . . Sodality l,2,3,4 . . . Le Cercle Francais 2.3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 3.4 . . . Science Club 2,3 . . . ESSAY Staff 3 . . . PALM Staff 4.