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

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-J il xv exam 'H N. E Tfv--..,,. 1 L N.gx'-J--fn ..-- I f .. fr when it just uomes out. BLISILY SCANNING VARIOUS COPIES of other schools' newspapers for unique ideas are active staff members: Mary Ann Kinsky. Sharon Kelly. Kathleen Sheppard. Alice Marie Conway. and loanne Yawman. Qoliig is go fn Qseag Qepon en. sw-',,, ff I 1 Pl-IOTOGRAPHER Bettie Schnacky instructs Lorraine Mnscarella and Maureen Mooney on the proper care of a camera. PASTING UP THE NEXT ISSUE of The Essay always keeps staff members Mary Ann Kinsky and Kathleen Sheppard busy. S l , u if s, SANDRA SLATTERY is completely ahsorlwecl in the Essay-as we all are

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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

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COMPARING NOTES on the copy before it is sent to press are Anne Mura, Loretta Fien. and Pearl Doud. as lean Marie DaMore uses the typewriter. THIS LAYOUT IS DANDYV' says Sister Mary lohn to lean Trainor, as Kathleen Rich, Suzanne McGlynn and Sharon Cvrinnan agree. 52 sa 1, ,L - ' Although each brand-new yearbook staff is as- tounded at the entirely new job facing it, surely this year we had more newnesses than any other staff since 1948! A very pleasant one was having four members attend the N.S.P.A. Convention in Chicago last summer. They acquired valuable training, our mas- cot Honey and some new clothes! In September we had to replace our photographer Tom Casey, who has given his complete time and talents to God as a Iesuit brother. To help compensate for this loss, the Fathers' Club generously presented us with a press camera. Our patron drive-in the midst of that flu epidemic-was sparked by an enthusiastic pep rally which included a life-size Honey, and the cheering news of journalistic awards for the 1957 yearbook. NOW LETS GET THIS COPY TYPED! We have a deadline to meet, pleads Margaret Mary Miller and Barbara Sorochty while Ruth Maier and Teresa King fcenter rowl, loyce Beideck and Diane W Hauck ffront fowl finish their assignments.