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

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HMACBETHH on film climaxes the Seniors' Shakespearian study. In the process. Mary Margaret Grim. Marlene Hamza. Diane Bettner. Eleanor Montalluano and Bonnie Coffaro are adding some mechanical skill to their literary knowledge. tfiamles im Qmgfigfi. E x as FRESHMEN GO BACK to their second childhood when the time comes for creating fairy tales. We imagine Sister had a good time correcting these assignments of Helen Santay. Elsie Stolherg. Patricia Wagner, and Carol Bleier. Oral and written expression plus fascinating readings help Freshmen cultivate a genuine love of English, as they find this course a keen chal- lenge and a firm foundation for future study. Second year English offers a wide variety of literary 'igoodies , with the first really intensive evaluation of the novel and short story, while the field of creative writing forms the practical focus for grammar study. While fretful frowns prevail during poem com- posing days in Iunior English classes, sunny smiles appear when they listen to Cyrano's nose speech or copy favorite quotes from Seven Story Mountain onto their Thomas Merton holy cards . The rich panorama of English literature is spread before Senior English students from Beo- wulf to Chesterton. Expositions and essays give Seniors practice in research, writing and retaining patience, AH, A DANIEL leers Shylock fBarbara Nowakl as he thinks Portia fDorcas Holmesl is about to give him his pound of flesh without an argument. while the Duke fKathIeen Fischerl looks on in astonishment. Read in this fashion, Shakespeare becomes most enjoyable to the English III classes. 21

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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

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ILIST FOLLOW THE POINTER. Ann Eckle tries to locate the countries in the news as Patricia Schlonski, Linda Yerger. Ioyce Curran, Carol Christ and Mary Lou Kase check these latest hap- penings in their newspapers. 22 CENTURIES OF TIME are recorded here on Miss Matterns fabulous chart of the History of the World. Kathleen McCabe points to one of the feudal knights, as Patricia Pabrin and Donna Sold unroll the scroll while Elizabeth Termotto. Ann Roberts and lane Moriarty look on. FILMSTRIPS GIVE A BETTER PICTURE ol the world situation to these history students view- ing A'Egypt Today . Ioanne Myers aids Sister Ioseph Eileen in operating the machine, as Kath- leen McCorry. Kathleen Dalton. Barbara Centola. and Nancy Lux watch. Cpast Iiietong lieflps t