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

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-' Yi FATHER, I KNOW THE ANSWER! seems to be the concensus of opinion in this Senior Apologetics class. wiilioui C1 Q OW 45: S Ll K SISTER LEO XAVIER SISTER MARIE VINCENT SISTER ELAINE THERESA Gentle and genial , . , tiny tcnor whn Quick, quiet and kind . . . clever with Height of the Sodality . . . ready loves to trill , , , 50h Spgken , , , her hands . . . loving daughter of advice . . . pampers pansies , . . Front row Center, please, Mary . . . English is a wonderful Did you eat your breakfast? Religion IX, Economig World, subject. Religion X, English ll, Worlcl Usher Corps, Religion IX, Economic World. History, lunior Sodality English l, Freshman Sodality Moderator. Moderator. 19

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ONE OF THE PROIECTS of Religion IX classes is an investigation into the lives of patron saints. Here Anne Therese Harrington tells some facts about the Little Flower. to Mary Louise Lochner, Alice Schickler, and Sharon Dean. THESE SOPHOMORES. lane Moriarty, Margaret Cousineau, Linda Marie Brien, Susan Thomas and Donna Attridge. show the conclusion of a pageant they presented for their Ethics Class on the precepts of tht' Church. aclflfliefze ie gnatitude Our four-year Religion course is not just another subject: it is a preparation for rich, joyful, and full Catholic womanhood. In our first year we study, in detail, the life of Christ. This gives us a clearer idea of the model we are trying to imitate. The object of the second year's study is a deeper penetration into the truths of our faith. We accomplish this by studying the teachings of Christ's Church. The intricate, but absorbing history of that divinely-founded Church is the sub- ject of our third year. For our Senior year we dip into Thomistic proofs for what we believe so that we may truly be strong and perfect Christians. The marks from our Religion examinations are on our reports, but our A'finals are in Heaven. CHURCH HISTORY IS A DIFFICULT SLIBIECT all Iuniors agree, but. as Anne Collins and Geraldine Benzing demonstrate on this chart, there are 2,000 years and billions of people in the Churchs history, so naturally it can't be put in a nutshell. 18

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SISTER PIERRE Precisely particular . . . most generous helper . . . with the microphone - l will read the directions aloud. while you read them silently. Religion IX, Latin 1, English 1, Freshman Class Advisor, Homeroom 309. NO SOPH EVER MINDS the novel study in her English course! Perusing the fiction section of our library, Linda Yerger and Marilyn Oeschger have settled on a suspense number, while ludy Kramer seems delighted at the book Kathleen Laverne is recommending. E1 571114 ,'? ,- fzefff .vp .7--ff!-frf4n:44fLf'f! f,gJf 34', H' .- 1' I. -fl, 3- 1, fzfyvf .emi Q? tf,f:'wi: ig'f-41 . . , . . . , . 0 415. I fg fe., nf ff f W ' , ff' 1 f-' w, 1 4 f - fc' f'..'f'1,'f fy -,Joy 'Q-brig ,g,,'4.ig '1g,',11,f rr' y'1'l'1' I . ,K f 1 f'1c, 1 L, f , . , . 'i' f' , ,f . ' ' .- J,-fc' 1 f,,Ql.,,' f,4.,u'.:t1?,? ffff A Vi? if if . V 'E lm- 5' ' SISTER ANN dc PORRES pleasantly peaceful . . . has a Ul'loney of a homeroom . . . former friend of St. Anne girls . . . constant Corrector of compositions. Religion X, English II, Sophomore Sodalify Moderator, Homeroom 105. ,lui SISTER PETER MARY Keeper of the Kings English . . . violin vir- U1050 in rsodalifl' YOOIU - A - UCCOUQITIY4 Cli1fifY- AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS supplemented the luniors' study of Thomas Merton's auto- BCCUYBCY - Subtle humor - -- D0 YOU Qef biography Seven Story Moiintairi. Barbara Martin. loanne Hartman and Dorothy the PICYUFC7 Dasch look for memorable quotes in the book while lean Rodman and Barbara Seils Religion X, Latin 11, English IV, set up the recording of Merton -1 now Father Louis - narrating the prayers behind Homeroom 110. the austerly beautiful chant of the Gethsemani Trappist Monks. 20