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

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Qoumd glontli pnaieef' Anything connected with the art of Music is a vast and interesting field. The educational concert band has become a force on which the musical world looks with increasing regard. Playing out doors, on foot, where other ensembles, which lack its mobility and acoustical projection cannot function with similar success, the band provides a workable medium of sound, supplies neces- sary color and permits mobility for public events held on the campus. The school is entitled to this service: the band in return is entitled to the co-operation of the administra- tion and the gratitude of the entire student body. We are proud and happy to include now the St. Agnes High School band in our school life. r i SHEILA MCCORRY AND CARMELLA CALABRIA, Senior music students. and Lois Yohoan at the harp. render tl Chopin Nocturne on strings, illustrating what has been said of the com- poser - his heart is sad, his mind is gay. l t 1 l BAND PERSONNEL: lFirst :owl Mary Beth Pfromm. lanice Rosini. Delores Ditrinco. Sandra Bailey. Carol Ballard, Iulia McGrath. Mary lane Sheehan. Lois Yuhonn, Mary Gunson. Virginia Capron, Roslyn Savino. Mary Ann O'Neill. Roberta Nowack. fSecomI rowl Ann Harrington. lean Klier, Kathleen Klier. Elizabeth Dutcher. lean Sloan, Suzanne Haggerty. Carol Van Nierop, Doreen Fisque. Carmella Calabria. Linda Lee Dominik, Barbara Hotlman, and Emilia Romanowski. lTl1ird !'OU'l Therese Herrmann. at the tympany, Nancy Schuster- bauer. Ellen Hahin, and loyce Smith.

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HERE WE HAVE the woodwind section: fFirstf rowl Carol Ballard, Carol Van Nierop. Suzanne Haggerty, Doreen Frisque. lSecond FOLUJ Lois Yohonn, Iulia McGrath, Mary lane Sheehan. Delores Ditrinco. Sandra Bailey, Betty Dutcher. fTl1ird rowl Ianice Rosini, Ieanne Sloan, Mary Beth Pfromm. Ann Harrington. Kathleen Klier, lean Klier. FRENCH HORNS AND TRUMPETS con- tribute to the harmony of the band: fFirsf !'Ol1ll Roslyn Savino. Roberta Nowack. Mary Ann O'Neill, Virginia Capron. and Mary Gunson. .A SISTER AGNES TERESA A soft, low voice . . . indomitable band director . , . a faithful friend 6' he tnuwipets . . , Instrumental Mlxsic ' 4 TROMBONES. BARITONES AND PER- CUSSION complete our band ensemble: fFirst rowl Carmella Calabria, Sheila McCorry, Therese Herrmann. fSecond FOLUI Nancy Schusterbauer. Ellen Hahn, Ioyce Smith, Sharon Czudak. 48 l SISTER AGNES JOSEPH Gracious dignity . . . presides in the music room . . . our link with the beauty and art of the Old World

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ARE OUR ACCOUNTS ACCURATE? - Two of the chiefs of staff: loannc Cannarozzo tmiddlel and Pat dc Young lfaz' riglifl anxiously check funds with Sister Evelyn, modera- tor. as the other two. Maryaimc Siracusc tfar lcftl and Indie Ackerson attcntively watch over thc source of incoming funds, i. Q. the soon-to-bc-rattled panda and dog. s ',,. Now in its second year of publication the Essay has grown in prestige, power, and popularity at St. Agnes. Every month the staff goes through the toil of assimulating news items, soliciting ads, turning out copy, proof reading and pasting dum- mies. They 'just finish one issue, relax with justi- fiable pride as it appears and is eagerly snapped up by the students, and then - it's time to start on the next issue! Suggestion boxes culling news-worthy items and improvement plans from the whole school were a popular innovation, making all of us feel that the Essay was really our voice . With all this expansion and improvement we are sure 'iThe Essay is here to stay and will continue to keep SAH students informed and happy for years to come. FOLLOWING A SEEMINGLY ENDLESS EXPLOR- ATION for a past usable issue of the Essay, Business Manager Iudith Weber and Reporter Sharon Recdy happily hold the sc-arched-for copy just retrieved from