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

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AS TIME STEALS AWAY, reflections slip into memories. Soon the ' ' which friendships and special occasions h we have known will be kept only throug ther. remembrances of our days toge our thinking becomes more profound, increasing our appreciation and under- din of the life which we are about to stan g face. Remembering our good friends, the were fun we have had, the standards we taught to live by, and the goals we have ' the sad- reached in the past, will ease and disappointments which may nesses occasionally arise in the days to come. ct the .our more mature expressions refle love for truth and beauty which we have acquired both by respecting the thought of others and learning to think for our- selves. e seem to have a special glow, reflecting . . w a certain satisfaction of having reached ' f St. a oal. Ourslove and enthusiasm or 9 Agnes High School is mirrored by our P ride in being the Class of '59. 91

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Many remembrances of school life remain in the Seniors' minds for a long time to come, but especially those of their final year at St. Agnes. The leaders of the Class of '59 stand out among these cherished mem- ories, for it is these students who have al- ways put their best foot forward and given willingly of themselves, their talents and their time to their class and school. However, a multitude of girls whose names were never brightly in the spotlight during these four years did tremendously much for St. Agnes by their fine cooperation with their teachers and their friends, by their active and warm participation in all school projects, and by just being the fine and loyal SAH students they always were. These are the Seniors who will always be remembered in future years. ALWAYS AT THEIR BEST were our Senior Class Dtlieers lvlaureen Egan. Vice-President: Carol Ballard. Treasurer: Elizabeth Snyder. Secretary and Alisann Alexander. President. pneeemt out eww CSJQQQ 06 game. THESE PROUD, SMILING FACES helong to the top-ranking scholarship students of the Senior Class: lback rowl Arlene Helget. Patricia Burke. lVlary Ann Berg. Linda Dominik. Dolores Holz. Roberta Nowak. Helen Elizabeth Schnacky. Karen VVeiss. Barbara Hoffman: lfront rowi Carol Ballard. Dorcas Holmes. Alisann Alexander. ludith VVelwer, Sharon Kelly. Angela Foster. and lean Rodnian.