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

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IN RATHER COZY QUARTERS. Sister loseph Eileen and the Glee Club put in many hours of real work to produce the polished performances they invariably give. Q QQ Quia Qwee up t ite name. GLEE CLUB: fFirst Rowl Barbara Scheg. Elizabeth Way, Iudith Bromley. Ianice Hammersla. Io Ann Kulpinski. Ernestine Fantgrossi, Mary Ann Kinsky, Patricia Guiliano, Ruth Scheg, Anne Van Scoter, Sharon Thompson, Maureen Tucker: fSecond Rowl Linda Dittman. Francine Pellegrino. Ioyce Fici, Elizabeth Bullis, Linda Thomas, Iudith Kramer. Marilyn Oeschger, Ioanne Kent, Iudith Russer, Ioyce Curran: fThird Rowl Kathleen Sheppard. Patricia Burke, Iudith Mura, Barbara Aldrich, Gail Bristol. Sheila Duffy, Rosemary Carey, Clare Lo Maglio. Margaret Coggin. Charlotte Parlowitz: iFourth Rowl lean Rodman, Carol Nothiger, Iudith Weber, Patricia Okolowicz. Carol VanNierop. Algarbara Nowack. Sally Beecher, Ioyce Blythe. Patricia Pabrin. Sally dam. i 9, l S ii fi ' lf X - va ii? i il 1 i? ff. 3-1 ' Xxx .. 2 .e N- S 'N 2 , V V A 2 N re 5' T, K S i',.Q1 eeesier , llstew Q? P ei. V -.S W W 4 We S PM T s I Q I 5 l l E i

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P R O G R A M S CHRISTMAS CONCERT Take twenty mellow-toned altos, mix with thirty honey-voiced second sopranos, and add thirty mellifluous sopranos, and you have the ingredi- ents comprising the delightful recipe which makes the St. Agnes Glee Zestful touches are added each week to the group's sin ing by its director, Sister Ioseph Eileen. On Wednesday afternoons, the eighty envied members convene in room 101 where they smooth out their tones and gain polished poise for their per- On three separate occasions in October - Sister Rose Alma's feast day, the feast of Christ the King. and the Requiem Mass for Pope Pius XII -1 the Glee Club's angelic Shepherds Awake! French Carol The Carol of the Angels Niles Club- No Candle Was There Lehman What Can This Mean? Staley SPRING CONCERT Wake Thee, Now Dearest Taylor formances' To a Wild Rose MacDowell Andalucia Lecuona Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor Berlin Donkey Serenade Friml tones filled the auditorium while ex- ercising their very greatest privilege -praising God, ln.February, they were again so privileged when they sang the annual Diocesan Sodality Mass of the Purification at St. Michael's Church. In December, they added a festive note to the Mother's Club Christmas Party and the Christmas Assembly. Tapping toes and nodding heads were detected at the Spring Concert in May when the Glee Club again performed superbly. The striking appearance of the Glee Club, in their white gowns and red satin ribbons, and the sweetness of their voices always blend together for an enticing performance - per- fectly enjoyable. Qi img and neceiuiwg, the GLEE CLUB: lFirst Rowl Marie Bruscato, Ianet Estephan, Barbara Staropoli, Lorraine Muscarella, Carol Guarnere, Monica Weis, Kathleen Slayton, Mary Io Stanczuk, Iulia McGrath: iSecond Rowl Ioanne Myers, Paulette Harris, Carol Rudy, Elaine Zazzaro. Roberta Nowak, Patricia Orico, Barbara Groh, Elaine Yeager: lThird Row? Maryann Marks, Mary Ellen Carpenter, Karen Callahan, Iosephine Valenti, Marianne Schus- terbauer, Genie Rendsland, Karen Lebbon, lerilyn Kunz, Linda Lee Dominik: lFourth Rowl Carol Ballard. Barbara Serdenis. Mary Ellen Anderson. Andrea Wollensak. Karen Woodhead, Veronica Maxwell. Ruth Ann Hicks, Nancy Kelly, Ann Collins, Mary Ann Bayer.

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FRESHMAN CHORUS: LFirst rowj Constance Zammitta, Grace Rotundo. Patricia Mills. Patricia Lyncl, Iacqueline Thomas, Maureen Tomaselli. Diane Weinhart, Bernadette Zicari. Eileen Farrell: 1Second rowl Nancy Boden, Ida Tuttobene, Clare Stratton, Patricia Horan, Kathleen Ward. Patricia Arcieri, Virginia Blum, Eileen Townsend, Ruth Egan: fThircl rowl Geraldine Zachary, Donna Felice, Kathleen Miller, Gay Kimble. Carol Da More, Mary lean Farchione, Nancy Gianforte, Carol Niger: fFourth rowl Sharon Tyrell. Patricia Conlon, loan Weg- man, Margaret O'Leary. Nancy Loss. Darlene Attridge. Kathleen Kapitan, Marianne Villa, Clllfitli mQQodi us voices, SISTER ANNE VIRGINIA SMILES ENCOURAGINGLY at Sheila Belli as prospective members of the Freshmen Chorus look on with interest and approval.