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

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L CAROL BALLARD l69 Roxborough Rd. St. Augustine Oh, what'll I do! . . . ripples of chestnut hair . . . Carol . . . her merriness makes the world go 'round . . . popular pianist . . . Sodality l.2.3.4: Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2.3.45 Band 3.4: Class Officer - Treasurer 4: Mission Council 1: Le Cercle Francais 4: Operetta 3: Senior Play. 4 7 THESE GIRLS WITH THE BOWS are our archery pros. Laurie H Valerio. Mary Kay Kitzel. Ioanne Hartman and Ioanne Breiner say GLORIA BARRICELLI that stringing their hows is the hardest part of the whole sport. 108 Grafton St. St. Andrew A'Lots o' lucklu . . . possesses poise and personality . . . brown eyes . ' ' ' ' glad with a smile , . . Gloria . .. Q future collegienne . . . sees red and likes it . . . Business Club 4. MARY ELLEN BARTOSCH 93 Alexander St. St. Boniface I didn't do it! . . , ardent bowl- ing champion . . . partial to pizza . . . Marty . . . her hair - a crowning glory , . . Red Cross 4: German Club 4: Library Club 41 Business Club 4: Future Nurse Club 4. GERALDINE BENZING l2l Penfield Rd. St. Thomas More A'Don't start anything you can't finish . . . auburn hair glistens with gold . . . Gerry . . , cheery as a buttercup . . . smooth rider . . . Class Basketball 2: Class Volleyball 2: Homemaking Club 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Library Club 4 95 MARY ANN BERG 5477 W. Henrietta Rd. Good Shepherd 'AHello . . . what's this? . . . power on the soccer field . . . Mary Ann . . . aptly accurate . . . pleasant voice of deep and resonant tone. . . Freshman Chorus: Orchestra 1.2: G.A.A. lp Timon Club 3.4-Presi- dent 4: Science Club 3.4-Presi- dent 4: Latin Club 4: Library Club 4: Palm Staff 4. ANGELA BIANCHI 484 Lyell Ave. Holy Apostles What a ball! . , . dandy dancer ... Sunday . , . prefers to munch on potato chips . . . daintily petite . . . Freshman Chorus: Le Cercle Francais l.2: Library Club 4: Sci- ence Club 4.

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SALLY ADAM 1513 South Ave. St. Anne Are you kiddin' . . . sparkling humor . . , instantaneous instigator . . . Sally . . . tops the ten best dressed . . . Freshman Chorus: Glee Club 2.34: Le Cercle Francais 2. 3.4: Student Council 4. ALISANN ALEXANDER 4084 W. Henrietta Rd. St. Anne Thats really neat! . . . the peo- ple's choice . . . dubbed with dimples . . . Zan . . . sparkles with sweetness . . . Class Officer- President 2.4: Student Council 2,31 Le Cercle Francais 2: Essay Staff 3: Latin Club 4: Palm Staff 4. THESE LITTLE GIRLS are now our dignified Seniors! Back in their Freshman year Mary Naughton, Carol Wilfeard, Patricia Burke. Nora Maxwell. and Carol Ballard were among the S.A.H. girls who attended the Mission Scenerama. All sorts of green shades naturally tinted the class of '59 as Freshmen. Not having had time to warm up to the friendliness which abounds at St. Agnes, they were awed by the dignity of the upperclassmen-especially the lordly seniors whom, incidentally, they out- numbered seven to one. However, the Uenormousn size of the class didn't de- tain them a bit from quickly acquiring the family spirit which prevails at S.A.H. Getting down to brass tacks was a tedious task but they were soon settled and in full swing. ln October, 1955, they had their first opportunity to bring honor to St. Agnes. Pencils in hand and thinking caps on tight, they wrote a five hundred word essay on 1'The World's People Are Our Neighbors - What Can We Do for Them? This was a diocesan-wide contest sponsored as part of the Mission Scenerama held at the War Memorial that year. The class was both excited and proud when it came up with a winner-Laurie Valerio. who received her award from Bishop Fulton Sheen's own hands on the stage of the War Memorial. Qeiiiofis Slime tm KATHLEEN AMANN BARBARA ANDRES AUDREY AUGONIS IOANNE BACHER 80 William Rd. St. Boniface 769 Garson Ave. St. Ambrose 305 Champlain St. 37 Keller St. St. Philip Neri Never again! . . . knack for I don't know! . . .taste for tur- Immaculate Conception Oh boy! . . . eyes shine with numbers , . . delightful personality quois. . .cherry cheeks and cheery ul dOn't Care! . . . affable and Stardust . . . amicable attitude . . . Kathy . . . given to golden charm , , , 'ABarb , , , girrqprg- charming . . , tricky contender on . . . NIO . . . our own Private yellow , . . lives life and loves it serenity . . . Freshman Chorus: the tennis C0UI't---MAUdf9Y ..- SCCYBYBFYH . - - SOClBlilTY l-2.3142 . . , Le Cercle Francais 2: Science Library Club 4g Dramariqs Club 45 ruddy complexion . . . friendliness Freshman Chorus: Homemaking Club 3.4: Senior Play. Senior Play. fares forth . . . G.A.A. l,2. Club 3: Business Club 4, 94

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CAROL BINNERT 66 Gold Str St. Anne Oh, my gosh! . . . fancies French . . . Carol . . . hates having to hurry . . , equipped with kindness . . . Freshman Chorus: Le Cercle Francais 2.3.4-President 4. ELEANOR BLACKSTOCK I76 Roxborough Rd. St. Augustine OH, PLEASE SIGN MY YEARBOOKV' This familiar cry clamors through our halls each year. Mary lo Werthmaii. Ioan Button, Elizabeth Snyder, Bernice Vallot. and Christine Slowik sought out the nearest spot-the hall-to do their autographing. More activities began to be added to the extra-curriculum as St. Agnes adapted itself to the growing number. A Freshman Chorus was formed, with the Class of '59 as the very first mem- bers. Each week they practiced fervently under Sister Anne Virginia's direction for their debut at the Christmas Assem- bly. Wiiiniiig deserved praise then, they redoubled efforts for the Spring Con- cert when they proudly performed with the Glee Club. ln February, when potential St. Ag- nes Freshmen came to take the scholar- ship exam, the Class of '59 acted as poised and gracious hostesses. They presented on the stage l'The Cafeteria Angel which told the eighth graders in a clever way all about life at St. Agnes High School. Sharon Kelly wrote the skit which won over others entered in a contest held in Sister Stella Regina's English class. Toward the end of their first year. the class again showered their charm on their future Ulittle sisters during the Registration Days in May. They conducted guided tours which quite wore out some of the accompanying parents, but which were perfect reflec- tions of the pride and enthusiasm they had acquired during their happy Fresh- man days. Oh, good grief! . . . delightfully dreams of Dixie , . . a white cap in the future . . . Ellie . . . neat. ' . . ' O petite and very sweet . . . Sodality Q L 2.3.4: Library Club 4. MARGUERITE BOGASKI 623 Rocket St. St. Ambrose Stop it! . . . her vivaciousness is contagious . . . Mickey . . . daintily demure . . . colorful coun- tenance . . . crystal clear eyes . . . Essay Staff 2 Homemaking Club 3.4: Library Club 4. IOANNE BREINER 232 Cherry Rd. Holy Ghost Oh, no! . . , favors French fries . . . shy smile and velvety voice . . . lo . . . always friendly... Sodality 2.3.45 German Club 3.4: Library Club 4: Timon Club 3: Palm Staff 4. 68 Midvale Terrace BONNIE BRIGGS Our Lady of Good Counsel 'Tll let you know . . . her light refreshment - radio. records and reading . . . willingly helpful . . . Bonnie . . . nice to know . . . Le Cercle Francais 1.2.3 - Vice- MARGOT BROOKS l Weldon St. St. Monica Do or die . , . naturally friendly . . . Marg . . . cute and coy... never late for an appointment . . . Freshman Chorus: G.A.A. l: Le Cercle Francais l,2: Timon Club 4: Library Club 4. President 3: Future Nurses Club 4. 96