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

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HOMEROOM 106 fFirst Rowl Mary Helen Eichorn. Patricia Bauer. Barbara Tacldeo. lanice Hanunersla. Carol Vahl. Elaine Yaeger: fSecond Rowl Constance Seardino, Margaret Ry- an, Patricia Cullen. Kathleen Vaeth. Patricia Flynn. Patricia Lochner, loanne Bambino: lThircl Rowl Patricia McTaggart. Diane Harris. Carol Pascarella, Margaret Smalt, Carole Trenkler, Dolores Le-Plant. Sandra Dennsteelt, Carol Miller, Carol Mitchell. Alice Czar- nowsliy. Karen Porth. i deallg grow VVOMANS BESETTING FAULT of vanity is always most in evidence just before pictures are taken. These Sophs who tickled our photographers' fancy were no exception. lFirst Rowl Elizabeth Bullis, Elsie Stolberg. Ann Ripton, Mary Suzanne Schuylerz lsecond Rowl Anne Marie Ledoux. Marjorie Mahon, Nancy Ham: fThird Rowl Catherine Sanaqurski, Dorothy Zemaitis, Mary Ann Kurzejeski. Virginia Capron. 77

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H0 EROOM 105 lFirst Rowl Merilyn Isaac, ludith Mura. Nijole Norkus, Nancy Rud- dy. Kathleen Clifford. 12 Extra Standingl Mary Ann Salamone. Martha Mary Proud: tSecond Rowl Mary Ellen Anderson. Anne Van Scoter. Helen Santay, Suz- anne Lersch, Lucille Celso. Mau- reen Tucker, Maureen Garlick. Donna Deisenroth: fThird Rowl Maryanne Marks, Sharon Freder- ick. Verlie Horn. Karen Callahan. Lynn Purcell, Karen Zirnber. Margaret Moore. Beverly Vassal- lo. Patricia Donofrio, Nancy Stone, loan Prato, lFirst Rowl loanne Hall. Elizabeth Specht. Virginia Chesna, Sharon Thompson. Carole Smith. Margaret Lester: tSecond Rowl Sally Moss, Sally Beecher, Francine Pellegrino. Ann Harrington. Q plmomone ideas amd Now feeling more mature and sophisticated, the Sophomores con- tinue earnestly in their school life. Their activities and studies are per- vaded by a gay determination which lightens the rigors of lessons and homework, making their Sophomore days happy and memorable ones. This year, since St. Agnes' family has grown so extensively, Sopho- mores revised the traditional Frosh- Soph Day when their sparkling en- thusiasm was showered on the Class of '62 in a very special way. Scores of games and contests highlighted their barrel of fun . Freshmen strutted through the halls modeling self-fashioned bows atop their heads while discerning Sophomores secret- ly selected the very best one, Hula- hoopers displayed the excellence of tricky techniques in a hula-hoop contest.

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