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

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,,.,L., b A4 M we A .ig . . THURSDAYS THRENADIES sound through the corridors as our Frosh warblers sing out. l CHRISTMAS PROGRAM SPRING CONCERT PROGRAM Angels We Have Heard on High French carol When Iesus Wept Billings Puer Nobis Nascitur Scheidemann The River Sings Klemm The Little Road to Bethlehem Head All Through the Night Welsh air ln David's Town Moore Tiritomba Folk song FRESHMAN CHORUS: iFirst rowl Marilyn Shanhart. Patricia Flynn. Sharon Thompson. Sharon Fahy. Sara McGovern. Ruth Scheg. Kathleen Vaeth. Antoinette Nichols. lSecond l'Ol17l Merilynn Doody. Virginia Chesna. Victoria Stewart. Lynn LeBlanc. Amelia Choromanskis. Virginia McHugh. Betty Bullis, Beverly Archer. 3 ci song that pnaiseg Q ol. lThird rowj Margaret Briody. Niiole Norkus, Ioyce Thomas. Rudy. Barbara Groh. Elaine Yaeger, Sandra Bailey. Mary Eichorn. lFourtli rowl Linda Sheehan. Margaret Schafer. Hiriz. Ann Harrington, Gail O'Brien, Therese Herrman. Vwfegman, Andrea Wollensak. Carol Helen Ioann Carol

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Ll REHEARSALS REQUIRE TIME. Many long hours are spent by WI'IERE'S MY BEANIE? Mary Ellen Carpenter searches for her lost beanie. while Patricia Burke dons her gown in preparation for a Glee Club performance. members of the Glee Club polishing their voices to golden tones in Greensleeves . preparing for the Spring Concert. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM SPRING CONCERT PROGRAM Come I'Iither, Ye Faithful , McCollin Greensleeves , Old English Lute Melody Lo How a Rose Praetorius The Sleigh C fe -f C A Kallflfl The Sleigh Kountz Ay, Ay, Ay! e e, Creole Love Song No Candle Was There Lehmann Clouds Charles Q atQ6uQQg, we Qing GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL - lFirst fowl Mary Io Francese Carol Guarnere, Patricia Guiliano. Carol Temmerman. Iudith Kramer: Barbara Scheg. Gloria Stone. Mary Ann Kinsky, Elizabeth Way. lSecond fowl Lorraine Muscarella. Linda Thomas. Ioanne Myers Iosephine Valenti. Carol Pike. Kathleen Sheppard. Carol Wilfeard Mary Agnes Way, Ioyce Blythe, Frances Ruffino. fThird fowl -1 by I .- . fr Patricia Pabrin. Barbara Nowack. Ioanne Rodman. Celanaire Ger- vais, Barbara Burroughs, Ieanne Hogan. Mary Kay Ehmann. Iudith Russer. Marilyn Oeschger. fFourth rowl Gail Grim. Barbara Sorochty. Charlotte Parlowicz. Carol Van Nierop. Margaret Finks. Anne Minton, Iudith Weber. Kathleen Weber. lo-Anne Piro. .s gl A :QI ' H, .J L -- I . w , ., ., I ' y .. f I 1 4 K 'N - gn . -, ' I v , ' ' 0 ' . s l 4 v- - , K 9 1 v 59 , G if . .., is Q' 3. M ,YW in Ws L ',,'1qv. yr- - ' M 'ui 'W - l I i

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t-i.. M . me I. 1 . 3 .if 5 5 i 3 V9 . L X O can ,uf Ni- . FRESHMAN CHORUS: lFirst K'Oll'l Patricia Hunt. Patricia Kreckel. Lois Yohonn. Susan Hickey. Anne Van Scoter. Lucille Celso, lill De Fraine. Maureen Tucker. fSecond I'Oll'l Carole Smith. Karen Lebbon. Roberta Stoffel. Patricia Lochner. Nancy Stone. Patricia Mueller. Ioyce Fici. Iudith Maloney, lThird fowl Carole Trenkler. Q'- lanice Hammersla. Karen Callahan. Verlie Horn. Claire Lo Maglio Barbara Taddeo. Ioan Bruckel. Sheila Duffy. Cvail Bristol. fFourth rowl Mary Lou Richardson. Marv Ann Kurzejeski. Carol Iune. Mary Driscoll. Iudith Mnra. Margaret Coggin. Sharon Frederick. Patricii McTaggart. Early in September, there are two or three afternoons after school when anyone in the vicin- ity of Room lOl can hear young voices singing scales with a piano. These voices belong to nervous freshmen trying out for a place in the Freshman Chorus. Sister Anne Virginia, the director, listens attentively and chooses the girls on the basis of their ability and previous training. Unfortunately not all who try out can be accepted, but the chorus this year consists of voices-'pen haps not as professional as the Voices of Walter Schumann, but surprisingly delightful to hear. Next September will find many members pro- moted to the Glee Club, which is the goal most of the girls try to attain. They have received excel- lent training and valuable experience which will help them to fill the empty places left by the graduating class, and they have given joy in this training process. SISTER ANNE VIRGINIA. DIRECTOR OF THE CHORUS. explains the needed interpreta- tion of a tricky passage to her two student accompanists. Lois Yohonn and Gail Wegxnan.