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

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Savoring each moment of Usweet- sixteen life and striving to live it by sound principles are the aims of the Iunior class. Now having a broader knowledge and more mature approach, the Iuniors are beginning to be set on their ambitions for the future, and are trying to plan carefully for their ulti- mate goals. An outstanding spirit of cooperation and genuine Hniceness has always been shown by the Class of '60. ln December, they proudly presented their Christmas play, 'Sing Nowellf' for which many of the actresses cleverly created their own costumes. Each Iunior who went to her class i'Splash Party in November, certainly has many refreshing memories of that fun-filled occasion. The class really kept the ball rolling at another event - a bowling party at the Brighton Bowl in December. Strikes might not have been made by every girl, but the affair was truly a hit for everyone. HOMEROUM 205 wisdom, lFirst Rowj Mary Ann Clasgens. Susan Thomas, Rosanne Lambiase, Ann Woods: fSccond Row! Marilyn Mumford. Mary Alice Palmer, Mary Alice Laumeyer. Diane Granath. Ruth Ann Hicks: fThird Rowj Diane Doyle, Kathleen McCorry. Kathleen Alderson, Iacqueline Giudici, Alice Mc- Cormick. Barbara Coddington: fFourth Rowl Mary Lou Kase. Iudith Wardynski, Leslie Del- mege: fFifth Rowl Kathleen Slayton, Teresa Donnelly. Lorraine Pileski. Emilia Romanowski. fFirst Rowl Margaret Cousineau, Cathic Schoenf felder, Ioanne Kulpinski: fSecond Rowj Susanne Stillman, Patricia Santay, Donna Whitehair, Kath- leen McCabe: fThird Rowl Leona Dziekonski. Kathleen VanAllen, Ioyce Blythe. 83

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Iuniors earnestly pursued their studies with extra- special care this year, for, well-aware that an educated mind is an important factor in their future, they were more prudent and diligent than ever in their every-day studies. lf, throughout the year, you observed certain girls with their noses perpetually buried in books, they were undoubtedly English III students perusing Barrie's plays or Leacock's essays or Merton's autobiography. Fusion Mathematics, a combination of Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, was offered for the first time this year and taken up enthusiastically by the more mathematically-minded members of the class. With these and American History and Latin lll and Biology and more, the Iuniors' schedules were full this year: but their efforts met the challenge, for, as usual, their class scholarship lists were rewardingly long. HOMEROO 203 tFirst Rowl Barbara Santore: tSecond Rowl lanet Ann Leary Paulette Harris, Marcia Spong: tThird Rowj Ianet Fedele Carol Nothiger, Mary Frances Devine, Dolores Ditrmeo lFourth Rowl Beverly Diamond, Mary Anne Toscano lFirst Rowj Linda Yerger. Ioyce Guada: fS9COHd Rowl Ianet Sehickler Kathleen Conine Patricia Baumer Kathleen Iudith Kramer. Kathleen Sullivan. Mary Patricia Fulton Mrtqhell Anne Owen Eileen C3SSldY tF0l1rfh Rowl Mary Anne Blazes, Kathleen Barringer, Nancy Kelly Anne Statt Carolyn Cammamta Phyllis May Ioyce Alessi lThirCl Rowl lean Wendell. Linda Dittman, Ioanne Myers udith McDonild Barbara Stheg Mary Ann Coffaro