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

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For the first time since we began our high school career, we have proudly borne the title, Supper class- men, with all its excitement and responsibility, As has been traditional here at St. Agnes, our class presented the Christmas Play. This year's was HStar Song which epitomized the true spirit of the season. The Iunior Prom gave us an excellent op- portunity to work together as a class and plan the 'Evening in the East which brought enjoyment to all who attended. We never have trouble remembering that All work and no play makes Iill a dull girl, but we also have had to recollect that all play and no work would not fulfill our purpose either. Knowing that the good marks which will help us toward college or a good job must show in 'iupper classmen's records, we try to be wise enough to plan now toward a happy and successful Senior year. IUNIOR YEAR MEANS BOOKS AND WORK - among other things. Iudith Russer gets some assistance in unpacking her locker from the Shaw twins. Iudith and Ianice. Q fi Qumions express ad g 'Q xp-.- '. . THE RINGS HAVE COME! One of the biggest days in Iunior year is the feast of St. Agnes when their long-awaited class rings are given them. Doing some of the necessary checking and sorting with class adviser Sister Theresa Daniel. are Ioanne Richardson. Barbara Serdenis and Sally Adam. ADMIRING LOOKS ARE GIVEN to the painting of Our Lady of the Orient painted by junior Teresa Cupolo tholding paintingl for the Iunior Prom. as Class Officers loanne Richardson. Laurie Valerio and Sharon Kelly help to place it for the big night. 9-L