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

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Countless hours of unselfish and devoted service to the students of St, Agnes fill to overflowing the days of our prin- cipal, Sister Rose Alma. Sister is constantly thinking of our welfare - always trying to do the things which will be best for each and every member of her family . Anyone who has worked with Sister in any capacity, will be quick to confirm that she is a tireless servant of God, striving constantly to guide those in her care with wisdom and sureness on the path of truth and goodness. SISTER ROSE ALMA Principal Tho heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. SISTER ROSE ALMA RECEIVED MANY, many. many Christmas. wishes and prayers from the Student body as she and Mary Ann neat thoughts proceed grow Warm, friendly smiles and ever-helping hands are characteristic of our vice-principal, Sister Teresa Edward. Since she serves S.A.I-I. as head of the Homemaking Department in addition to this administrative post, Sister's duties are many and varied. During the course of the day, Sister gives attendance slips to tardy students, assists Sister Rose Alma in the maintenance of the school, and teaches those in Home Economics class how to bake apple pies, So, in many ways, St. Agnes students are grateful to Sister for all she has done. Salamone and Karen Gears here display. ITS A LITTLE HUMILIATING but not at all terrifying to receive a pass for being late or out of uniform from Sr. Teresa Edward as Martha Mary Proud. Kathleen Mahoney and Angola Coppola are finding out, SISTER TERESA EDWARD Vice-Principal The reatest truths are the sim lest: and so g p rr are the greatest women. 10

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Friendly hellos and a happy grin are characteristic of Father LeVeque. During the past five years, Father has become as much a part of our school days as the red and white uniforms which distinguish St. Agnes students. With endless energy, Father supports every school project: the Thanksgiving Festival in November, the Infirmary Drive in February f- in addition to every individual and class interest. The Fathers' Club, Fathers pet, has now com- pleted its third year of operation. Father LeVeque, as moderator of this organization, is the chief father of St. Agnes. Besides his extra-curricular activities, Father gives generously of his advice and time as our spiritual director and Chaplain. No problem is too great or too small for him to give his wise and kind attention, Memories live on and on. Because Father LeVeque has truly been so important to every one of us at St. Agnes, he will always be cherished among our fondest memories. neat fteants. . -swift will REVEREND IOHN LE VEQUE Chaplain A 2 F e AT THEIR SENIOR BREAKFAST thc Class of 58 said A'Thank you to Fr. LeVeque for helping them unceasmgly during their four years at St. Agnes with 1 gift presented by Class President. Ellen Berardiq Bishop Kewrncy 'ind Ieanne Hogan join the enthusiastic applause l'LL TAKE IT says the sparkle in Karen Spangs eyes as she gladly accepts from Father LeVeque the sought after elephant which was given by the Father's Club just before the Thanksgiving Festival. 11