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

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THERESA MCAVINNEY 20 Lancraft St. St. Ambrose Really had a riot! . . . forever full of fun . , . inclination for ice skating . . . Terry . . . con- noisseur of pickles . . . Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2,3: Future Nurses Club 4. KATHLEEN MCCUSKER 81 West High Ter. St. Monica 'AWhat a blast! . . . genuinely jovial . . . superior in sports . . . Kathy . , . luck 'o the Irish . . . Sodality 1.2.3,4: Freshman Chorus: G.A.A. 2.3.4-Secretary 3. Presi- dent 4: Class Basketball 2,35 Var- sity Basketball 4: Varsity Volleyf ball 2.3: Christmas Play 3. SENIOR SONGSTERS Kathleen Maher, Teresa McAvinney, Margot Brooks, and Marguerite Bogaski gather about the piano as Geraldine Benzing and Maryann Patti tickle the ivories. In the Seniors' third year at St. Agnes, some people laughed. Some were even daring enough to try them, and the Seniors were of course, no exception. Soon everybody was an absolute nobody if she wasn't wearing a chemise-the very latest in vogue in 1957-58. Sacks first appeared at St. Agnes at the Drama Festival that March. Those who wore them were in as bright a spot- light as the actors and actresses on stage and made almost as big a hit. In the evening a scrumptious dinner was served to the hungry thespians who came from all the diocesan high schools. Although it was quite a trick serving while in a sack. our present Seniors were efficient hos- tesses. Other fashions straight from the Twenties reoccured during 1958, too. From head, under a bowl type hat, to toe. pointed toes that is, everyone had a Charleston look. Ar every school event, the Class of '59 showed they tended toward whatever Paris had to offer. wide ting dtQigQmtQg IULIA MCGRATI-I IO Anthony St. St, Augustine I'm 'sow-rv! . . . cherry pink and apple-blossom white complex- ion . . . Iudy . . . aims for an Academy Award , . . loves laven- der . . . Sodality l,2,3.4-Fresh- man Prefect: Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2,3,4: Senior Play: Band 3.4: Dramatics Club 3.4. ILIDITI-I MCSWEENEY 74 Cimarron Dr, St. Anne Did you do your homework? . . . Irish eyes glad with smiles . . . decidedly determined , . . Iudy . . . sweet and soft-spoken . . . Camera Club 3.4: Library Club 4. 1 08 NOEL MERKLINGER ll5 Melrose St. St. Monica Oh, well , . . eyes dancing like Christmas candles . . . Noel . . . a halo of golden tresses . . . talks a blue streak . , . Sodality 1,2,3,4: Freshman Chorus: Homemaking Club 4: Dramatics Club 3.4: Li- brary Club 4. SUE METZ 549 Sawyer St. Our Lady of Good Counsel No kidding! . . . sparkling sense of humor . . . cheeks surging with blushes . , . Sue . . . ambitiously seeks a nursing career . . . Fresh- man Chorus: Future Nurses Club 4: Library Club 4.

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studies KATHLEEN MAHER 138 Queensboro Rd. St. Ambrose I don't know! . . . soon to be a secretary . . . Kathy . . . eager to eatabanana . . . hair shines with satiny sheen . , . Le Cercle Francais 1.2. 3: Essay Staff 2: I-Iomemaking Club 4-Vice-Presb dent 4' Future Nurses Club 4. ROSLYN MANZELLA 96 Laurelton Rd. St. Ambrose Will I ever finish my homework! . . . lovely long lashes . . . Roz . . . sweetness shines in her eyes . . . pizza passion . . Le Cercle Francais 1.2: Timon Club 3. STAR SONG . the Christmas Play presented by the Class of 1959 when they were Iuniors. gave evidence of the skill and talent used again in the Senior drama. This scene will be remembered by all who saw the 1957 Christmas program. as Iulia McGrath. the little crippled girl points out the Star to Alberta I-Iarster. Kathleen Fischer, Ioan Button. Karen Weiss and Nancy Ceterski. all portraying guests at the Inn. As Iuniors, the present Seniors ap- plied themselves zealously to their studies, but had much fun in planning and presenting two big events which highlighted the year. Their acting was 'isensationaln in their Christmas play, l'Star Song on December 20. In aiming for perfection, the Iuniors practiced indefatigably for long hours after school: however, their efforts were rewarded and rewarding. for the play was truly successful. Iunior Glee Club members enhanced the spirit of the play with their l'angelic voices. An Oriental setting was the theme of the class Prom, Evening in the East . on December 27. Iapanese lanterns cast a colorful glow on the gym dance floor. while the walls were gaily decorated with contrasting colors of gold, red. blue, and black. These two occasions of their Iunior year are treasured among the Seniors' happiest reflections. SANDRA MARSH 640 Campbell St. Holy Family Never again! . . . fringe framed hazel eyes , . . skillful popcorn popper . . . Sandy . . . laughs lightheartedly . . . Business Club 4: Library Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Play. BARBARA MARTIN 249 Versailles Rd. St, Margaret Mary Hey, wait for me! . . . blue eyes emitting sprightliness . . . kitten soft voice . . . Barb . . , per- sistent shutterhug . . . fun-filled fraulein . . . Sodality 1.2: German Club 3: Camera Club 3.4: Palm Staff 4. 10 MARY NORA MAXWELL 869 Chili Ave. Our Lady of Good Counsel Im hungry . . . dainty and deli- cate as lace . . . Nora . . . a master of art . , . happy-hearted . . . Freshman Chorus: Mission Council 1.2: Red Cross 3: Safety Council 2.3: Student Council 4. 7 VERONICA MAXWELL 29 Main St. W. St. Agnes. Avon What am I going to wear? . . . glows with a lily white complexion . . . Cookie . . . anticipates a business career . . . capped with a crown of lustrous locks . . . Fresh- man Chorus: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: I-Iomemaking Club 4. W is

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I0 . W. -51135, ,..:1f,.,-'!!1.... - VIRGINIA MILLER 5 Diem St. St. Boniface I'll never tell! , . . eager Eng- lish enthusiast , . . persistent pianist . . . Ginni . . . an air of individualism . . . Freshman Chorus: German Club 3.4: Tinion Club 3.4: Mission Council 4. ALL OF THE SENIOR HOMEROOMS wanted Maizie, the Yearbook Mascot. In friendly battle over her are Eleanor Blackstock, Patricia Cahill. Mary Kay Clendenning. Ann Collins, Geraldine Benzing and Elaine Downey. IUDITH MORAN 53 Bartlett St. Immaculate Conception I'm tired . . . burnished gold tresses . . . always ready for zu laugh . . . Iudy A . . energetic ua and exuberant . . . sights a secre- tarial career . . . creamy white complexion . , . G.A.A. 2: Library Club 4: Business Club 4. MARILYN MORMINO 1364 Norton St. St. Andrew Will you wait a minute? . . . sedulous seamstress . . . endowed with enthusiasm . . . Shortie . . . changeable hair style . . . unique individuality . . . Homemaking Club 4. LORRAINE MUSCARELLA 30 Yorkshire Rd. St. Ambrose Where is my pen? . , . beams with ha humor . . . Lorrie PPV H . . . prefers to 'ipeelabanana . . . topping of chocolate , . . Sodality 3.4: Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2.3.43 Le Cercle Francais 2.3.42 Essay Staff 3.4 Library Staff 4: Homemaking Club 4: Operetta 3. MARY NAUGHTON 57 Appleton St. St. Augustine I don't know what to tell you. . . . dancing eyes and feet . . . a warm. winning smile , . . Mi-Mi . . . constantly cracking jokes . . . picture of prettiness . . . Business Club 4. 109 VIOLA NEWTON 129 Glide St. Holy Family Hello there! . . . superb sense of responsibility . . . gifted guitarist . . . Vicki . . . our own Goldy Locks . . . Freshman Chorus: Science Club 3.4: Dramatics Club 3.4: Student Council 3: I'Iornemak ing Club 4.