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

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enthusiasm IEAN CULROSS 39 Whitby Rd. St. Ambrose I almost died! . . . pensive but neppy , . . a golden touch . . . lean . . marked with courtesy . . Timon Club 3.4: Le Cercle Francais l,2.3: Library Club 4. TERESA CUPOLO 35 Irondequoit Blvd. St. Iaines Oh. George! . . . shows the art of perfection in the perfection of her art , . . Terry . . . raves over red . . . forever helpful . . . Timon Club 4: Latin Club 4. WHEN ENGLISH IV STUDENTS were assigned a thousand-word essay on Hiring the Handicapped, the reference section of the library was besieged by Seniors like these - Susan Owen and Barbara Hoffman. Karen Weiss-baick view only-Mary Carroll and Noel Merklinger. One of the essays-that of Sharon Kelly-won the county top award. and the second prize in New York State. Sharon was given this honor in Albany by Governor Rockefeller. fl CLI lr DOROTHY DASCI-I 230 Meadowdale Dr. St. Helen Let's go someplace. . . . pleased with plenty o' pizza . . . Dotty . . . as soft spoken as a whisper- ing willow . . . prefers sunshine yellow , . . Freshman Chorus: Ger- man Club 3.4: Homemakinq Cluh 4: Library Club 4. , il ANGELA DE FORTE CAROLANN DE LETTERA DIANE DE ROLLER 189 Delamaine Dr. St. Andrew 230 Fair Oaks Ave. 2289 Norton St. St. Ambrose I give up! . . . raven curls . . . Our Lady of Lourdes Oh, well . . . dainty debutante a mind for business . . . Ange What happened? . , . creator . . . invariably velvet voiced . . . . . . busy baker . . . Freshman of confusion . . . Carol . . . a 'AToots . . . music-maker in Chorus: Library Club 4: Business pearly smile . . . jet black hair Oklahoma . . . Class Officer- . . . an air of affability . . . Le Secretary 1: Freshman Chorus: Cercle Francais l.2.3: Senior Play. Student Council 2: Timon Club 3: Latin Club 4: Senior Play. Club 4: Homemaking Club 3.4- President 4: Senior Play. 99 1 v J'

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and emitting am mn of Qmdilees MARY ELLEN CARPENTER MARY FRANCES CARROLL NANCY CETERSKI 169 Kiniry Dr. St. Ambrose 121 Aldine St. St. Monica 279 Klein St, St. Stanislaus Oh,real1y! . . . sedately sophis- Good grief! . . . future airline How would I know? . . . be- ticated . , . blue eyes flecked with hostess with the mostest . . . guiled with blue . . . an impish sparkle-dust . . , Mary Ellen Mary . . , fancies hot fudge grin gleams in her eye . . . . . . tends to be tidy . . . Fresh- sundaes . . . neat and tidy . . . Nancy . , . cautious hotrodder man Chorus: Glee Club 2.3,4: sweetness supreme . . Le Cercle , , , Freshman Chorusg D1-amatiqs Timon Club 3,4. Francais 2: Dramatics Club 3.4 Club 3.43 Christmas Play 33 Li- brarv Club 4: Senior Play Student MARY KATHERINE CLENDENNING 288 West High Terr. St. Monica I think I'11 cut my hair. ' . Hair for fashion . . . 'Kaye' . . twirly-whirly locks of hair , . . naturally nice . . . champion water skier . . . LeCerc1e Francais 4. Council 4. BACK IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS when the Seniors were just Sophs drawin names for ANN COLLINS 5 Sheldon Terr. Our Lady of Good Counsel It was hardly a riot! . . . loquacious live wire . . . wavy raven hair . . . Ann . . , loves the latest fashions . . . Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2.4: Red Cross l,2: Senior Plav: Dramatics Club 4 Timon Club 3,4 Library Club 4. their 'Alittle sisters , they looked like this. That's, Rosemary Gall, Carol Jan Nierop, Kathleen Herrmann and Kathleen Maher sitting at the desks, and standing around the name- fllled beanie are: Mary Schwartz, Elaine Downey, Lucille Cali, Sharon Kell, Annette Spinelli, Maryann Patti. Ann Collins, Viola Newton, Eleanor Blackstock and Iudith lXI'cSweeney. With uniforms a bit shinier, shoes a little less highly polished, friendships much warmer and eyes twinkling with eagerness, the Fifty-niners came back to school as Sophomores in Sep- tember of 1956. Cheers and squeals of excitement echoed throughout the first-floor halls of SAH one day that September. What was the reason for their elatedness? Student Council representatives had just been elected, and the final choices brought both delight and satisfaction to each homeroom. Mary Ann Lodato, 105, Iosephine Valenti, 106, Sharon Reedy, 107,-Maryann Patti, 109, and Carol Wilfeard. 110, were the lucky reps, Turkey time in November brought the very first Thanksgiving Festival to St. Agnes. The present Seniors put up a fun-filled struggles to sell tickets for the festival. The Fathers' Club prom- ised each homeroom that reached its quota an exciting evening at the Hock- ey Game. At the very last minute, when 105 finally reached their goal, the entire Sophomore class attended the game. 98 IUDITH CONROY 158 Devon Rd. Our Lady of Good Counsel A'I'm late! , . . continually kind and considerate . . . quiet quips . . . stately in stature . . . shy but sure smile . , . Sodality 1.2.3,4: Le Cercle Francais 2: Library Club 4: Business Club 4: Homemaking Club 4.

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IO ANN DiFABIO LINDA LEE DOMINIK 982 Brooks Ave. 8 Reed Park St. Theresa Our Lady of Good Counsel I Say' bubdu ' Q . golden hair of Is that sol . . . truly taciturn . . . vivid hue . . . Linda . . . sin- fondly fancies fudge . . . NIO . . . cerely sophisticated . . . Sodality possesses a light touch on the type- 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus: Glee writer . . . Sodality 3.4: Homemak- Club 2.3.4: Timon Club 3,4: Science U19 Club 32 BUSITIQSS Club 4- Club 3, 4: Essay Staff 3, 4-Asst. Editor 4: Band 3: Dramatics Club ELAINE DOWNEY 38 Gregory St. St. Boniface Can't go by what you hear . . . a complexion of peaches 'n cream . . . enthusiastic equestrian . . . 'AElaine . . . likes to munch on popcorn . . . Le Cercle Francais 2: Orchestra 1.2: Hoinemaking Club 4: Library Club 4: Business Club 4. MAUREEN EGAN 234 Winbourne Rd. Our Lady of Good Counsel Shes a good kid . . , sea blue eyes . . . radiates a sunny smile . . . Mo alluring accent . . . Sodality 3.4: Class OfficeryVice- President 4: Mission Council M Treasurer 3. MARY KATHERINE EHMANN 66 Scholheld Rd. St. Margaret Mary Good grief! . . . glistens with a heart of gold . . . chocolate-brown eyes . . . Mary Kay . . . silent determination . . . Sodality I,2,3.4 - Sophomore Prefect 4: German Club 3.4: Red Cross 3: Dramatics Club 3: Essay Staff 3: Christmas Play 3: Senior Play. MARY LINDA EMBSER 48 Maple Ave. Immaculate Conception. Wellsville Better late than never! . . .China- doll complexion . . . spiced with sprightliness . . . Linda . . . avid patron of lunches in bunches . . . Student Council 4: Timon Club 4: Safety Council 4: Science Club 4. as they mean . LL... -E ,THE PRODUCTION STAFF of the Senior Play takes a short break while mal 100 Angela deForte, Marilou Iohr