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

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1 i s QW l Physical Education is welcomed by every one i of us to channel our energies, and to give us a change from the sitting down classes. The fundamentals of basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, ping-pong and tumbling make up the majority of our gym lessons. When weather permits, we can be seen heading for the baseball or soccer field, ln between seasons Miss King finds time to teach us new dancing steps -f square and round. Miss King also conducts an even more popu- lar class-Driver Education. lt is every Iunior's and Senior's ambition to learn the funda- mentals of driving in our shiny 1957 blue Chevrolet. This little car is put through its paces every day, helping each girl towards the goal of her license. . 'x - fs. . . as J y ,L 'V lr A. , ir, .fa Ji x fi? fb' l Kathleen Rich. lean Da More. Karen Weiss and Margaret Mary Miller. starting Driver Education in the second semester. find that they must battle winter winds as well as motor mysteries. HEAD STANDS AND PYRAMIDS are all part of the stiff and sore business of tumbling. Anne Stahl supports Sally Moss while Margaret Hart. Sheila Duffy and Margaret Goggin support Mary Ann Pcrrotta. Germaine Schug. and Mzirgaret Ryan. Susan Hickey and Ella Halle try a headstand just to balance our picture neatly. 35 a Qtnoiig la dg .M V 17. -. I . , x ,,. MISS KING Small but sure . . . excellent horse- woman . . . the house that Miss King built . . . Play ball! Physical Education, Driver Erluerzfion .,v,2llg43 ,951 l

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES are among the most popular at S.A.H. Regular devotees of the gym are Ann Stahl, Mary Ann Perrota, Margaret Goggin, Margaret Ryan and Sheila Duffy. At 2:30, classroom cares are forgotten as we plunge into the never ending stream of activities. And although we set aside the books and lectures, we do not cease to learn. In the Student Council, the Missions, the Sodality, the publications and the clubs we work with one an- other at the things we most enjoy. We learn to lead and follow, to give and take, to help and be helped. In these countless small ways we come to know and un- derstand one another. We come to know what it is to work for a common goal and finally reach it. We are grateful for these opportunities to work and play together, and to grow together in many ways. Contents of this Section STUDENT COUNCIL SODALITY MISSIONS GLEE CLUB FRESHIVIAN CHORUS BAND TI-IE ESSAY THE PALM CLUBS SPORTS pages pages pages pages pages pages pages pages pages pages 38-39 40-41 42-43 44-45 46-47 48-49 50-51 52-53 54-57 58-61 PALM STAFF MEMBERS Teresa King and Suzanne McGlynn take a nostalgic trip hack through the years via the old St. Agnes ycarbooks. fl L' I W l il' um-6iQQQd liouns Wish out dag