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

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ABSENTEES: fFirst Rowl Mary Ellen Quigley, Barbara Gerasi. Carole Otto. ludith Nicols: lBack Rowl Helen Doell. Elizabeth Whalen, Mary Kay Driscoll. Carol Clar. Nancy Loss. 6 Qivimg. ABSENTEES: lFront Rowl losephine Mangione. Erika Beck. ludith Yawman. Kathleen Ward: lBack Rowl Catherine Marks. Nancy Lux. lVlary Keogh, lerilyn Kunz. Marilyn Oeschger. loan Maier. Red, yellow, green, blue and white mittens flashed all around St. Agnes during wintery days un- til suddenly late in Ianuary, when this array of colors disappeared from the Iunior Class, They didn't seem to mind the cold freez- ing their fingers a bit, but, of course, there was a very good reason for it, On Ianuary 28. the luniors received their long-await- ed class rings and were eager to display them conspicuously. From September almost to February, the Seniors were the only wearers of the ring. Then, on that memorable day when Bishop Kearney came to bless their rings. the Iuniors began to glow with the special pride and satisfaction of knowing that they, too. were fast approaching Senior year.