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

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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

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'vb WE'RE GOING TO HAVE a Student Council 4 Sodality Marling. Mary Ann Oglia, Sue Schetfel. Gail Wegiiiaii. loyce Dance! announces President Anne lVlinton to assembled Coun- Smith. Carol Van Nierop. Alisann Alexander. Patricia de cil Representatives: fupper rigfitl Regina Graziani. Maureen Young. lo Anne Piro, Mary Aim Patti and Martha Slaivin: Mooney. Dorothy lVlunch. Karen Gears. and Mary Ann lbotfonl rowl Nlary lane Sheehan. Kathleen Coninc and Gail Lodato: Hop rouil Mziry' Kay Driscoll. Patricia Kreckel. Karzil Bristol. Qtudemt CoumciQ is A school only functions efficiently when its main objective is reached, that of educating its members to take their place in society. Here at St. Agnes the Stu- dent Council tries 'to work with the faculty and the students to reach this objective. The Student Council acts as a mediating body be- tween the faculty and the students. It carries our wishes and ideas to the faculty and their replies, ideas. and wishes back to us. It is directed and advised in all its operations by the faculty because. although we need practice and experience in running our lives, we also need direction. ln the past few years our Student Council has come a long way and it will continue to grow in knowledge and experience in the years to come. V EACH STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REP reports to her room soon after the monthly meeting. Here Karen Gears of lO7 shows her class their suggestion box. encouraging its prompt and proper use. 38