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

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IOYCE FLIRLONC l-I5 Esplanade Dr. Our Lady of Lourdes A T Youre just jealous! . . . petite Mademoiselle . . . lively and lo- quacious , . . Hloyceu . . . expresf sive countenance . . . Freshman Chorus: Science Club I: Le Cercle Francais 1.2.3-Treasurer 2: Essay Staff 23.43 Dramatics Club 3,4- Vice-President 3: Christmas Play 3: Senior Play. ia. Ioanne Richardson is ready to tune in Kathleen Fischer on the Public Address System, as the school is about to be given a sneak previewn of the Senior Play. Diane deRoller. Linda Lee Dominik. and Angela Foster are all ready to say ARLENE GAITER A - . 90 Empire Blvd. St. Ambrose their plug' Good grief? . . . merry scamp . . . kicks up a roaring Charleston . . . Arlene happy hazel eyes . . . Freshman Chorus: Cheerleader I- Q Q Q' 234: Timon Club 3: Essay Staff 2. 5 ROSEMARY GALL 667 Arnett Blvd. St. Augustine Im hungry! . . . a fancy for the sereneness of sky blue . . . Rosie: . . , pleasant as pie . . . relishes hamburgers . . . shy and sweet. .. Lie Cercle Francais 4: Library Club IOANNE GARDNER l97 Nlohawk St. St. Andrew VVow! . . , pleasant Pennsyl- vania accent . . . Ioanne . . . sweet and sincere . . . decidedly determined , . . prefers pizza and French fries. PATRICIA GILILIANO 3-I2 Murray St. Holy Apostles I love to eat! . . . hlled full of pep . . . always in a conventional dither . . . Liles , . . prefers mint parfaits . . . Glee Club 2,345 Le Cercle Francais I.2.3: Operetta 3: Library Club 4: Future Nurses Club Ll: Business Club 4. 102 PATRICIA GOODBODY 48 Landing Rd. North St. Iohn the Evangelist 'lin hungry! . . . soft and wavy locks of hair . . . Pat . . . keeper of the car keys . . . fascinated by Fascination A . . Sodality 1.2341 Homemaking Club 3.4: Senior Play.

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LINDA FANTIGROSSI 248 Troup St. St. Lucy I know it! . . . shining brown hair and eyes to match . . . best at business . . . Lin . . . smile laced with sunshine . . . blue-her favorite . . . Business Club 4. ANCE 361 Rugby Ave. What a riot! , . . a merry prank- ster . . . glints with a golden gleam . fancies the St. Monica . . . Connie . . freshness of green . . , gift of gab Library Club 4: Iunior Health Assn. 4. KAYHLEEN 103 Richland sr. We had a blast! . . . a bubbling conversationalist . . . 100 + 1 barrels of fun . . . Kathy . . . pleased with pale blue . . . Fresh- man Chorus: G.A.A. 2.3: Class Basketball 2.3: Dramatics Club 3: Christmas Play 3: Essay Staff 2: Senior Play: Library Club 4. MARGARET MARY FITZSIMMONS 415 Garson Ave. Corpus Christi No lie! . . . noted for donning navy blue . . . tennis keeps her on her toes . . . Marge , . . saunters in a stately manner . . . savors Mexican sundaes . . . Business Club 4. tliein goal? parations for opening night. From left are: Patricia Penna. Alberta Harster. iry Carroll. and Ioan Button. 101 1' f .vi Y ANGELA FOSTER 206 Elmtree Rd. Holy Cross l'm broke! , . . crazy about cats . . . A'Iill . . . fashionable fashion- plate . . . Greensleeves is all her joy . . . Sodality 1,2.3.4: Cheer- leader 1: Science Club 3.4 - Vice- President 4: Le Cercle Francais 3.4. Timon Club 3.4: Dramatics Club 3.4: Senior Play. MARY IO FRANCESE 135 Burlington Ave. St. Lucy 'ileepersln . . . dainty and demure , . . makes music chime in the sparkling air , . . Shorty . . . a glint gleams in her eye . . . Fresh- man Chorus: Glee Club 2.3: Mis- sion Council 2: Homemaking Club -Secretary 3: Red Cross 1: Oper- etta 3: Business Club 4: Future Nurses Club 4.

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CAROL GUARNERE 150 Fetzner Rd. St. Iohn, Greece 'fThere's nothing wrong with you -No nothin' at all . . . powder pink cheeks . . . bustles with bub- bling buoyancy . . . Carol . . . often seen sipping cokes . . . Glee Club 2,3.4: Le Cercle Francais 2- Vice-President 2. Puzzling geometry propositions and tricky Latin translations were pleasantly interrupted at the end of October, when the present Seniors became involved with preparing for Freshmen-Sopho- more Day. While Freshmen had the jitters nervously wondering what they were up to, the Class planned unfor- gettable surprises. A party look disguised the cafeteria with streamers and favors. Gaily wrap- ped gifts - rattles, bottles and bibs - reminded each Freshman that she was a baby at St. Agnes. The Class pro- duced and directed a skit, 'iThe Flying Saucer, in which Martians invaded St. Agnes and everyone in the auditorium had a sneak preview of future events. SUZANNE HAGGERTY 39 Elmerston Rd. St. Anne Wait for mel . . . beautiful big blue eyes . , . Sue . . . grin that wins . . . noted for making music . . . Band 3.4: Library Club 4: Science Club 3.4: Business Club 4: Senior Play ALBERTA HARSTER ll35 Bay St. St. Ambrose You'd better believe it! . . , lus- trous locks of strawberry blonde . . . Bert . . . genuine geniality . . . Freshman Chorus: Le Cercle Francais 2.3: Varsity Basketball 3: Class Basketball 3: Christmas Play 3: Palm Staff 4: Business Club 4- Vice-President: Camera Club 4: Dramatics Club 3.4: Senior Play. At the end of the performance, tumbling balloons descended upon the audience from the catwalk, ending the day with a colorful climax. In their second year, the '59ers in- augurated another new tradition at St. Agnes -f the first Sophomore Dance. Bulletin boards were uniquely decorated to announce 'ASpring's First Song, named by Ioanne Richardson and a contest was held to judge the best one. Homeroom 109 came up as the winner. The decorations at the dance were de- lightful, due to the careful planning of Mary Kay Clendenning. A sparkling fountain in a flower bedecked cafeteria and enchanting music are some of the memories the class will never forget. i MARY LOU HART 4796 St. Paul Blvd. St. Thomas You know what l mean! . . . stately and statuesque . . . mellow- voiced . . , Lu . . . genuinely generous . . . loves to eat . . . Le Cercle Francais l: Library Club 4: Future Nurses Club 4 Q1 IOANNE HARTMAN 286 Chestnut Ridge Rd. St. Pius X Did you do your history? . , . dandy with digits . . . A'Mud . . . flawless felicity . . . stars sparkle in her hair an air of affability S d lt 12 Gem nClub 3. with gntemdsiiqoe MHOOPING IT UP with this years fad are Seniors Linda Embser. Susan Owen. Mary Kay Ehmann and Nancy Ceterski. 103 MARCIA HATZ 26 Raleigh St. St. Anne UI-low goofy! . . . picks a pixie . , . preferential to peach milk shakes . . . Marcia . . . dextrous when driving . . . loves to laugh . , . Le Cercle Francais 2.3.4: Dramatics Club 4: Essay Staff 2: Homemaking Club 4.