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

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I' EXECUTIVES OF THE FRESHMEN CLASS are: Margaret Lester. Treasurer: Gail Bristol. Vice-President: Andrea Wolleiiszik. President: Dorothy Munch. Secretary. LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE . . . On the Class of '6l's registration clay. Meredith Le Roy and her mother happily hold the completed registration slip. which finally makes her a full-fledged freshman. while Mr. Le Roy and three future St. Agnes girls observe. Cpnesemtiffig our qneelimiam CQQQQ. -- Every incoming class of freshmen joyfully puts aside civilian clothes for the school days of the week and assumes the privilege of wearing the long-desired red and white uniform of SAH. Having overcome the hurdles of entrance exams and those first bewildering days. the frosh begin to fit smoothly into school life. Teachers and sophomores particularly watch this new class, wondering how it will develop. Will the girls have outstanding school spirit? Will they be happy and make others so? Will they be friendly or reserved? Will they be sportsminded, sophis- ticated or studious? Will they be a credit to their newly-donned uniforms? The Class of '61 has now answered all of those questions. Great enthusiasm has been their keynote. Topping many projects. two 3rd floor homerooms even won the greatly-coveted day off with picnic given by the Fathers' Club. Home- room teams, warm participation in school events. and high percentages on honor roll and scholar- ship lists attest to the present achievements and future promise of this year's Freshman Class. BEFORE HER LOOKING GLASS Iudith lVlura, Class of 61: proudly admires the long-coveted uniform. an outstanding outward sign of the St. Agnes student.

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