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

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A COUNCIL-SPONSORED SURVEY, part of which was displayed by this bulletin board, being planned by Alysandra Capuano. Linda Embser, and Kathleen Laverne. showed the value of -our cafeteria lunches. i'Out of many, one could very well signify the objectives of the Student Council at St. Agnes. Through it we all, faculty and students, join together. producing the spirit of efficiency, friendliness and to- getherness which is so outstanding in our school. In September, shining gold pins awaited the newly elected homeroom representatives in Student Council. and at the formal induction ceremony, their proud faces beamed as brightly as these signs of office, Students wasted no time in renewing old acquaint- ances and meeting new friends when they came back to school in September. for Student Council promptly inaugurated Get Acquainted Days. Mobiles and murals transformed the gym into a Valentine fantasia for the annual Student Council Valentine dance. Hearts in Harmony was both the name and the result of the dance that memorable even- ing. Things were Htopsy-turvy at St. Agnes one day in May when students and teachers switched positions. Hilarious moments filled this Good Citizenship Day '- a brand new idea of Student Council. Each event of the Student Council binds us a bit closer together in our loyalty to St. Agnes, helping to make the school spirit we talk about so, much a living reality. Stud lit Qouiicifl neil? cts OUR STUDENT COUNCIL: tfront rowj Ann Bailey, Margaret Gardiner. Marcia Owen. Alysandra Capuano. Lorraine Bocci, Nora Maxwell: fsecond rowi Carole Temmerman. Cheryl McGuire, Gail Bristol. Alice McCormick. Ioanne Richardson. Sally Adam, Geraldine Zacharyp fback rowi Linda Ernbser, Marcia Spong, Virginia McHugh. Regina Poskus. Gail Wegnian, Dorothy Zemitis, Ioyce Smith, Alice Conway. Nancy Ceterski. Katherine Noll. and President Sharon Kelly.

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During the day, our halls are silent as we study and reflect on new knowledge in our classes. Then, at 2:30, they become alive with bustling activity and light-hearted laughter as we anticipate fun-filled moments of afterschool activities. Deter- mination and enthusiasm for each undertaking abound, re- ' ' ' d l for our school. Genuine happiness dwells in our hearts because in perfecting derin our talents to others -- in Glee flecting our pride in an ove each activity, we are ren g ' ' ' in our publica- Club and Freshman Chorus we give our voices, tions, our writing ingenuity: in Student Council, our ideas: in Missions and Sodality, our prayers and sacrifices. With each activity, we learn to grow in interest, showing that we care to share ach others' triumphs and failures, to close e our eyes to the faults of others and to open ' l our own making each moment tru y them to , valuable and each memory a cherished one. 41

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