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

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W 'Q '41, 4 .fx 1201: 'f J fum' ,L K ..k L4 fag when ' tha -'kv Wm 15 P1 M, I I I I ,. eq, vk 4'-J 'L-h - Y J' 'V ,li V M- ' 597511 f ..-'ffl--' Q-..L'P'V atthe ' nga Pu...'g FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS--Eileen Schessl. Sccreicryg Jo Anne Weiser, Vice-President, Julie Augsbury, Treasurer: Lynda Nyhan, President. 16 'Dm HOMEROOM 304-Row I: Priscilla Wiant, Elizabeth Motsay, Laurie Beckman, Joyce Benard. Row 2: Eileen Wynn, Catherine Nowaski, Ellen O'Leary, Laurie Arico, Mary Knaggs. Row 3: Kathleen Slephany, Kathleen Tuohey, Mary Ellen Mars, Donna Godin, Linda Sherbinski, Mary Connors, Mary Beth Bailey, Nora Honadle. HOMEROOM 304-Row 'I: Joanne Daganese, Barbara Burke, Audrey Miceli. Row 2: Lisette Carl, Mary Beth Elam, Christine Reinhardt. Row 3: Mary Hall, Janice laManna, Patricia McDermott, Paula Schneider. Row 4: Deborah Castelli, Lita Pettigrew, Marie Trabucco, Pa- tricia Slreicher, Theresa Nacimiento, Mary Gould. 18 x , 4 . -0 , ' 3 4 pf, ., ' . C., 5:55, ,. ,Ax A. ,Q . mg . 5 wg ? fl X45 ' If , Q if 5 1, K W. 43 MK W 5 s 'vii A , 2 5? 1 ,,, MVS fig, ,Q 5 Q64 luv ' ,5 11' xv' ' I Q f i z Al ! i ' Q 1 aaa ,E vlnvg my A J aww! HOMEROOM 310-Row I: Linda LeCIair, Judy Smith, Joan Larzelere. Row 2: Mary Ragusa, Kathleen Keenan, Barbara Scherer, Caroline Finn, Candy Brady, Valerie Evans. Row 3: Kathleen Wallace, Rosemary Stott, Mary Alice Niger, Mary locolano, Nancy HOMEROOM 310-Row 'lz Sandra Rivera, Colaneri, Susan Melia, Jean Donncly, Cynthia Natale, Karen Smallridge, Barbara Josephina Bus. Case. Row 2: Frances Oliver, Paula Trotta, Barbara McCrone, Odette Cosby, Joann Hake, Row 3: Lisa Boyle, Mary Beth Gottschalk, Margaret Doherty, Christine Wilson, Nancy Struczewski, Marianne Blanda, Ann Hcindl, Mary Jo Buckner. V 1 20 1-. HOMEROOM 3ll-Row 1: Sandra Spade, Mary Anne Geary, Kalherine Nicolella, Jo- Anne Weiser. Row 2: Karen Lewis, Carla Mogavero, Calherine Arnold, Karen Sullivan, Megan Huff, Elizabelh Touchelle, Row 3: Susan Derlelh, Geraldine Gennuso, Laurie Culver, Lillian Marcus, Yvonne Binnerr, Jeanie Bayer, Angela Casamenlo. HOMEROOM 311-Row 1: Barbara Hall, Judy Pecoraro, Jeanne Beauchamp. Row 2: Barbara Reagan, Karen Kleehammer, Eileen O'Connor, Corinne Clark. Row 3: Mary Caselli, Laurella Ruf, Grace Dean, Concella Silano. Row 4: Christine Englcrf, Simone Schaulen, Diane Marks, Anne Zengerle, Maureen Keating, Judilh Foos. 'S NP HOMEROOM 312-Row 'I: Karen Kiely, Ann Edelman, Katherine Riedman. Row 2: Deborah Hires, Karen Galen, Kathleen Rolie, Anne Imhof. Row 3: Christine Bryant, Jean Bailey, Lynda Nyhan, Elynor Shaw, Patricia Werdein, Janet Caddington, Helen Dwyer. The first day of a diet is always the hardest for Kathy Stephany. HOMEROOM 312-Row 'l: Laura Dachillc, Kathleen Sciarrino, Karen Raymer. Row 2: Barbara Graden, Kathleen Chmiel, Mary Sue Stebbins, Lorraine Nau, Cheryl Ann Allen. Row 3: Elizabeth McMahon, Margaret Mon- carella, Joanne Unger, Joan Bartz, Jacquelyn Hall, Janice Copeland, Judith Meyer. HOMEROOM 313-Row 1: Pamela Tatlock, Nadine Gager, Patricia Glazcbrook, Janis Haefele. Row 2: Susan Colwell, Margaret Siegl, Kathleen StreiH, Janet Beisheim, Mary Anne Streb. HOMEROOM 313-Row 1: Kathryn Murphy, Janet Hoyt, Maureen Kavanagh, Mary Ellen Britt. Row 2: Mary O'Hare, JoAnn Chidsey, Catherine Peets, Joan Cregan, Margaret Rice. Row 3: Debra laganella, Mary Ann Bianco, Bernadette Hentschcl, Patricia McCarney, Lynn VanEpps, Eileen Schessl, Lisa Francesca. Row 4: Rosemary Farrell, Eileen Wilkinson, Pamela Hochadel, Mary Elizabeth Celentani, Maria Nichols, Penelope Stephany, Helen Davin. Cindy Geen poses in Indian sari, Claw of 7973 25 Thmthcgxbfmovzdtentimea mundtha , skatedowatencieaa flcmenstceanw. UV f f , '-ULUW I 1 ,A sa g1gve , , I. z -fi wa' ' , 31 :Lf Li' 5001119 ll? ,X k,.g,g1a gi w4i3w5,gOl1I' 1, 59W G L ff i 1 QQ '3 , M, 26 klacdafike-when gc-u'cec-fda QL! ,fig . ,, y ' , K 'W ' .X f-lx v . 1 Q , t ,, sim? 5 Ai Q X NWS. r 5.1 .V A K 1- : . N 9, ' s.. N. .. 1 - x .' x ..... g , , 'X QS , 'ik X . hui 27 GF hee: . K -1 3 x w x ' i ,At v W -N. . X Y- 4 Y' , u 4 Y Ji 4 4 :Q nfl' -as Him, -l In-.,., l v... K. M 'W' 'm'f , 532.3 W A l ,wwffx -f V W'-1--Ax':,::X. J y ,wx Ja' WS Aw SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Kcnhy Cullen, Secretory: Peggy Doren, Prcsidcntg Judy Yeager, Treasurer, Sue Clor, Vice-President. Z8 Q HOMEROOM 105-Row 1: Brenda Roberson, Kathleen Finnegan, Annie Jo Putrone. Row 2: Cynthia Elms, Carol Crews, Donna Reichardt, Mary Schleyer, Veronica DuMont. Row 3: Mary McDonald, Sandra Skirvin, Lucinda McCarthy, Cynthia Ryan, Susan Schreiner, Donna Pelusio, Barbara Doyle, Mary Darby. HOMEROOM 105-Row 1: Christine Schoelles, Margaret Murrer, Joan Mallon, Mary Lou Bayer. Row 2: Paula Geraci, Ethel Fulmer, Antonina Miceli, Salma Corsetti, Elizabeth Gallagher. Row 3: Mary Clare Scheg, Diane Dunn, Kathleen Shufclt, Kathryn Freeman, Laurie Wischmeyer, Eileen Meade, Deborah DiMarsico, Rae Mattis. HOMEROOM 106-Row 1: Sharon Perry, Maureen McCabe, Janice Freitas. Row 2: Doreen Leone, Gloria Olshefski, Denice Nicoli, Jane Korytkowski, Patricia McDonald. Row 3: Jane Guyette, Mecca Redar, Christine Sch- leyer, Rosina Roth, Cheryl Casey, Susan Wol- konowski, Kathryn Knapp, Margaret Woodard, Joyce Lighthouse. HOMEROOM 107-Row 'l: Carol Chapman, Margaret Doran, Patricia Pierce. Row 2: Sherill Howard, Ruth Ann Brady, Michele Brennan, Susan McNamara, Donna Carroll. Row 3: Eileen Collins, Barbara Carey, Mau- reen Brown, Christina Mullaney. Row 4: Susan Gianla, Sabrina Dean, .lane Zielinski, Sharon DiPasquale. 50 fp- XYN i vw XX HOMEROOM 107--Row 'l: Elizabeth Dobbcr- tin, Mary Beth Gaspar, Mary Louise Burke, Laura Dungan, Judy Sutton. Row 2: Jan Mit- chell, Patricia Keating, Cathy Palozzi, Mary Pat Kelly, Debra Greeley, Row 3: Patricia Mykins, Carol Kenna, Colleen Claus, Karen Ford, Nancy Lionti, Diane DiBella, Patricia Gottermeier. HOMEROOM 108-Row 'l: Gertrude Cozan, Mary Shady, Linda Powers, Nancy O'Lasky, Sandra Auble. Row 2: Mary Lou Szembrot, Clarice Hundredmark, Anne Giannetti, Ann McAvinney, Annmarie Fornarola, Elizabeth Link. Row 3: JoAnn Leonetti, Beverly Lanski, Janet McCarrick, Janice Batz, Elizabeth Maurer, Teresa Penna. ,L ' umm. A M - '- fx XMWNQ X Debbie DeMarsico is tail ering her animal while he scrutinizes Kathy Schufelt's work. 34 OPPOSITE PAGE - Row 1: Shannon O'Leary 105, Dorothy Bar- tosch 110, Kim Marie West 110, Eileen Buck- ley 110, Catherine Ross 110, Doreen Danadoni 110. Row 2: Kristine DiRoma 110, Lydia Wright 110, Patricia Cowley 107, Nancy Fletcher 110, Linda Nothnagle 110. Row 3: Kathleen Davin 110, Patricia DiLaura 110, Elizabeth Trippe 110, Carol Bramer 110, Sheree Ruf 105, Lynne D'Amico 107, Catherine Paris 108. Row 1: Barbara Trabold 106, Mary Pat Kelly 107. Row 2: Susan Wolkonowski 106, Joanne Leonetti 108, Kathleen Cullen 106, Susan Riedman 109, Jeanne Vandewater 110, Patricia Hartman 110, HOMEROOM 110-Row 1: Karen Hasby, Shirley Martin, Theresa Jacavone, Linda Jo Masetto, lee Ann Beisheim. Row 2: Neva Grace Westfall, Janice Schmitt, Margaret Sul- livan, Ann Stadler, Margaret Naughton, Mary Andreassi, Martha Joslin, Jeanette Fortuna, Anne Miller, Linda Brophy. Row 3: Mary Godin, Kathleen Smalt, Patricia Brennan, Deborah DiMarzo. 3 HOMEROOM 106-Row 1: Lorraine Chiuzza, Christine Mirabella, Bernadette Laglia, Phyllis Bianchi. Row 2: Kathleen Beikirch, Helene Lynd, Rosemary Briody, Barbara Trabold, Lindo Hardock. Row 3: Marlene Yakamovitch, Kathleen Monahan, Janice Unamann, Mary Kay Woolaver. 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Raw 3: Patricia Fess, Kathleen Forster, Marie Herrmann, Sheila Logan. Row 4: Joanne Bittlingmaier, Bonnie Stott, Cynthia Caryl, Susan Vander Hoeven. Front: Christine Ranieri 207, Jane Piampiano 207. Row 2: Helen Ewanow 308, Jean Vac- carella 206, Roseann Fuss 205. Row 3: Theresa Hall 205, Marie DiFlorio 308. HOMEROOM 207-Row l: Ellen Kern, Susan latoski, Amy Dziuba. Row 2: Christine Con- heady, Marietta Kelliher, Mary Newell, Patricia Ward, Kathy Polizzi. Row 3: Theresa Briody, Michelle Gartlan, Jeanne McCrone, Ann Marie Covuoto, Mary Anne Murphy, Mary Ellen Rossiter. Row 4: Veronica Dean, Rose- mary Dcngler, Katherine Vollmer, Laurie Huff, Mariellen Magnera. Janet Casale, Nancy Langmeyer, Christine Conheady and Joan LaComba probe the forms of mathematics. 45 'W wma- L f jjj Via ' if .m i , . Q.-, .1 g X-il 43: . in V. v 1 X' ' T'iJ:: 5 ,,? 643s i4i i 5 I w Q, FY . 'A T' X ' -1 , y A-w , 1 5 ' V 1 J . il.: , , , A ' W-. of- Q Z K , 57' VM. Ag' ' 1' X, . l 6. f ar K 'X Q s ' V' Q Q 3 :.1.' L , wtf K . , ' In v . ws li , ' 'Q '59 H 1 .f Keri ! ' , :,Ex ,l r f -17.5 gf: f Q 'if ff A 'Qi f , ' fu ' f ' 5 1' . 4 W 5 ff 5 ' f I tb IQ E4 5 Y -gf 3 Za-adSc-ng These are my friendsp these images of ioy and sorrow passing through my mind. Ghosts of days and times behind whose personalities are forever alive, translated into now, today. I sit stiffened like a statue behind the driving wheel, watching grey and endless roads sing out the rhythm of a thousand moving men And though I am not near to one or all of them, I find each thought I turn to spins me back around the images of these who are my friends. JEAN SHADY 48 2 Mu d Q f' V Pj rfjffw 1' , xr! 'V iff! . 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CHALKBOARD i will fight for you not because Gfeenslaie bluck i believe in you Recipient of marks and smears but because you are all ldi0f'0Pen than left to fight for. Parrot-repeater i will not fight because i Mirrored apparition of G honor my father wrbrd holder who is a social alcoholic DYi '9 to or because i want my mother Gentle Vfl'i005hing mrs. plastic to be proud Eraser wlPeS i fight because i desperately hope that K hY GUSPQ' '77 you will save me. answer me, tell me there will be more more to live for than a week's wage or a really good trip. tell me to believe in you because you believe in me don't tell me to believe in you because i should. Marylou Guerinot '71 50 AFTERNOON Craggy tiled roofs flecked with sunshine bake under the hot Peruvian Ra. Bronze berried children Shriek in a courtyard a chant of ioy. Women wrapped in bright stripes, clothed like one ultimate zesty blanket. The men-and their wine-dusky bottles and swarthy cheeks-sweaty, workhard bodies lean back to close their eyes once more. Barbie Hall '74 perhaps it is the quietness that makes you so immeasurable or the hisses of sunlight skipping through your hair or gleaming in your blue soup eyes. or maybe the love of heaven or green earth-trembling daisy bright or child prayer. -or perhaps the sharing of eye rain all in you and me for both perhaps it is the quietness of these that make you so very immeasurable. perhaps it is only quietness then, that can watch quietness with knowing eyes. you are so immeasurable what a very loud loss to be blind. Mary Sue Scarciotta '7l ln a flash and a blast of red He comes! The Looooone Rrrangerl! lwith His faithful Indian pal, tontol for truth lcredol for justice lcredol and the American Way ldona nobis paceml From the pages of yesteryear He's white, tonto and silver-bulleted. Have you ever seen Him, tonto, beneath the mask, I mean? Maybe He isn't really there . . . right, kemosabe? ls it all credo to you, too asitistome... But- He always gets His man. Mary Ellen Woitasiewicz '71 Sometimes i feel P E 4, ... f R Q l o o M 3. .. E un -h cv T : L E R atll LIHM U! Sheila Nally '72 the crack resounded iust short of forever when his head slammed the boards. -a hollow sound. resounding and resounding . . . as the roar disappeared. They were all silent now. -each one stretching to see the body crumble slowly painfully, to the ice . . . and lie still Penalty-number l7 signals the ref and again the roar . . . Cathy Swiatek '71 W A, ' fr 1 fx Y .V I 1 F, 1 l, - X t ,I Y ,. 4. cv ru, I 'f' ' -xt ' i 'I T .n sry: 4 x , Q . .Nix 'I vig.. ixmX. N ,dst vb' if nw was t Mit ,W-'gy' Yam- ,,g.,:l, , f , . ' S 'I I- 'N Us E AN ...ir . ' .x ,. 'Pq . - . -5 , , ',, 4. E X gif? -., . 'Ns , I, ,O sis, it. .L h h . vi f rt -. s 1 ,Q ' .. .. ' - 5 A' . I ' - 4 - . ' V ssggtikf l t ' 4 -..- ,' , f ix -A A 1 - ,V X - X 1 ' . . ?3xA e iv' L ...-,SL h K K K ,V .N h . U .5, Q ' sg, I ,X .1 . Sq, ,P .f-9 Nw.: ggi ,ith 3 mx X -K 51+ ii ' -sr, Q. -:1 img, f-:sie K' 4- -I L it I' ..i'. ,. ' 'Q -:N ..-I-M 84.33-Xr1Z': wif- I .4 :Qu '- - :T ' T 5 '25 2 i'i ti'...,n3x .S 1 fn x x lt rained gloss tear drops, little oval beads of sadness- then the sun came out and each became a crystal ball glittering with happiness- each tiny square of the window screen as the light touched their wetness with a kaleidescope of colors. Sue Kelly '72 ALI. ABOUT WINDOWS Who's in your sights? What is that glad-thingness that suns your day? What beams out at your smile's mouth? who brings you to the windows? I want to be that pane . . . Kathy Gaspar '71 You're back. Rain the mighty cypress overshadows the misty marsh, and wide eyed toads play silly games, it's raining. Sparrows cease melodic play and seek comfort in lofty homes, it's raining. Small yellow rain-coated bodies skip along puddled sidewalks, it's raining. Droplets ping into puddles to form their own pools, it's raining. Sunlight slumbers and people bow to winds it's raining. Dreamy thinkers gaze through foggy panes, it's raining. Teardrops carve a path and your heart has turned to stone it's raining. Kathy Galonte '71 Your voice roars in the hall. . . The water gushes loudly from the bathroom . . . Books are now stacked up in once empty shelves . . . Your room is a poster iungle again. How can I ever tell you, That l missed you . . Let's iust say that l'm glad you're back . . . Helen Stevens '72 A PSYCHOANALYTIC MALFUNCTION Vfwas a problem. Of all the numbers in his set he was the only non-repeating, non-terminating decimal. Although Vfcould function similar to other numbers in associating, commuting, and distributing, he was unable to form a line and be graphed, and thus was reiected as irrational. Vfwas then at an angle of depression. He was going through a phase common to all numbers of seeking his true value and relating to the identity element.VT grew iealous of the other numbers. He envied l who was an essential factor in every number's life. He wished he could be like 7 who was a real prime in his time. Yet all Vis delusions of property left him feeling decreased and with an empty set. It wasn't a long interval before V75 jealousy grew into bitterness. At this point, Vfrefused to associate with his former number friends. He classified 4 as a perfect square. He denounced x:y as straight and totally out of his range. VE-could no longer identify with the real numbers. He multiplied with V:l and spaced out to an imaginary plane. V?-got into a groove with an undefined slope and constantly went off on a tangent. Vis mother, VZ recognized him as a degenerating radical and arranged for VT to have a one to one correspondence with the 7Tchiatrist. After a careful evalu- ation, Dr. 7l' diagnosed an acute conic illness. V5-definitely had a complex system of values, symbolic of a malfunc- tioning element. Dr.7i' had seen a similar condition in a l with a multiplicative identity. Yet there was a limit to Vfs increasing malfunction and a cure was within bounds. Thus Dr. Tl' concluded that V7-had not lost all relation to the real numbers. Through a binary operation and a process known as inflection, Dr.7T helped Vfderive the root of his problem. Vfwas suffering from an acute exponent envy complex. This critical evaluation was the turning point for Vi-rearranged his variables and acquired new dimensions to his existence. Rather than being a VZ he changed his symbol to 2'f1. Now 2V1 was a new number. He felt well-defined and less irrational, and in summation, was once again a positive element of his set. Jacquelyn Connelly '7l PART l Jazz man His music throbs on Yet I am only lost in his notes He does not matter, far-away his Soul only moves. PART 2 Close up, perspiration beads out of his brown pores His rich, earthy skin is mellow like a piece of dusky satin Eyes closed, dark lashes Cheeks rubberized and smooth But yet the piece of brass between his lips is the only thing that really counts Barbie Hall '74 When I said hey you kind of slowly turned your head and half-smiled and half-talked to the thrown-up arms that were in my eyes and to the restrained hair that wasn't. and we paused and looked at the blue leans that america-ed by and we knew it was time' to put down our ice-creams and cigarettes if only for a little while. Kathy Gaspar '7l she is a woman. her abilities are her own-known to no man, in existence onl to complement him y . her capacity to give is unquestionable and unextinguish- able. her silence is her knowledge, her love, her wisdom. her words are comfort, her body is fuel. the source of her strength comes from within, the bending and the breakings of it, known only to her. she is the bearer of life and carries the responsi- bility of its ioy. she is the sensitivity of the dawn. she is the endurance of the day and the comfort of night. she is the laughter of a child. she is the breath of man. li he his he he his his his his his he he he he he is a man. strength knows no limit. if is the foundation-he is the rock. is the maintenance of all existence. knowledge is the power of life. words are the bearers of truth. mind is the challenge of being. enjoyment is the simplicity of being. presence is stability. is the giver of life and the silent watcher of its growth. is the gentle master of the seas a nd hills. is the freedom of the winds and the answer of their echo. is the means of life. is. 54 Marion Macaluso '71 Dawn slips slowly in- to your heart pushing out all Remnants of nightmares. Anne Zicari '71 It's beautiful to hear you Smile Like soft kittens Your kiss shines on me As gentle wisps of peace- Come to blanket our souls in sleep yes I rest I dream It's beautiful to hear you Smile Like suns that burn You toast tenderness into me Coloring in- deep tanned faces of living laughter yes I melt dreaming once again It's beautiful to hear you Smile Like shivering snowflakes that tip roses You frost my Love with warm Stinging fire into cold corners yes I feel I fall into your dreams again . . . It's beautiful to hear you Smile Like little children making sad stories with eyes You wrap sorrow through mine Closing me carefully in As you hug my life yes I reach l touch teared dreams again and again It's beautiful to hear you Smile Like lips together forming angels of care You lick smiles on smiles Tickling me in Love I Smile I love It's beautiful to hear you Smile. Rachelle Annunxiato '7I Today was iust like any other day-the wind sliced the green grasses as smoothly as its counterpart, the sickle. I drank my morning tea lhot and bittersweetl and felt the strong sun break- ing the barriers of man-made glass. As I sat at my table of plenty, pen and paper set before me, I was trying to think of what to say, or rather how to write my thoughts. Lately, lin my life at leastl shadows seemed darker and hours lonlier and longer and more isolated. Darkness is forever enclosing me like a midnight painted box encloses all deadened entity. How futile it appeared to be . . . I felt an emptiness inside my attic walls--a closeness of obiects always known, yet frequently forgotten ltaken for grantedl as they were always there for me to behold. But now, now it was different. A mystery loomed in the dark cellars of my mind. When nature's puppets are obscure, a mid-morning coldness crept inside my world, touching not only me, but those things that I considered my friends. My bed, crusted with age, the funny, scarred door leading outside and my candles, cracked from lack of use, all turned shades of pallor and rust. Something in my environment was making a vast difference in my outlook, slowly becoming bleak and inward. I can remember when, as a child, I would sit in my mother's room, braiding my fiery-gold hair, so long and thick. Innocence, dolls, make-believe fantasies occupied the spare moments in my mind then. Country rides with momma on Sunday afternoon always were something to look forward to. We'd run through those daisy-studded meadows, laughing, picking every field-flower in sight. How I miss momma, who always smelled like our Sunday afternoons. And, oh, how I miss seeing those flowers, all that green, all those colors-how I miss seeing . . . I wonder if the sky is as bright and mellowed blue as I last saw it? Could things be so changed that I couldn't even recognize them by their smell or texture? People must be changed-no one bothers to take me on a Sunday outing-no one probably knows I'm here . . . Today is the last of the stagnent hours spent alone inside this dungeon. I, too, am growing pale-almost vegetable-like. Maybe in the new light, I will be able to see a new world, one like that of my childhood, where I will notice God's handiwork, and where he can show me mine. Maybe, Ievenl he will teach me how to see with my mind, my hands, my lips, then I won't miss the dark absence of my eyes so much. Kathye Keck '71 55 THE TRAVELER I hang alone in solitude, Suspended from a barren tree, Her branches shake from fear of what I know will overpower me. Thus, my enemy approaches, Cruelly snatching me from my home, Foretelling the storm's arrival, And I set oft, the world to roam. l'm tossed gracefully through the a Settling only now and then. Passing over the rocky path, A stream I see and stop again. Floating round the rippling water Like a small boat without a sail, I play hide-and-seek with shadows, As they quickly pursue my trail. The rugged sides are vast canyons, And though the rocks get in my way, Under one, I seek a haven, A sheltered, peaceful place to stay. Catherine Nowaski '74 Sometimes when the sun comes out it blinds me with its glare i can't see at all. or clouds can block the light and black or gray blankets all i still can't see. maybe someday on a nice day i'll be able to sit warm in the sun and still see the shadows. Anne Zicari '71 ir, . . It used to be that time and goodness had something to do with the sun- now the orange fire only casts light for leaping, QVUY realities of shadows. Mary Sue Scarciotta '71 Wave over wave tumbling Erasing in its ebb Footprints in the sand Ellen Mayoue '71 LEAF Eyeing the world from your home- dangling, falling, soaring with the wind . . . creeping across and over above and around gliding, watching, riding the world to its end. The leaf . . . Ellen O'leary '74 WITH THE WIND What a good feeling beneath the trees, so powerful and still. I sit in the grasses, with the wind rasping hoarsely through the gnarled branches enclosing me. And I breathe silently thinking how lonely it is now that l'm free. Kathy Keck '71 Wind blustering around me and I put my head to my knees searching for the warmth of my soul. And finding it, l threw up my head, smiling, defiant to the wind. It had brought me more peace, not stripped me, and I had won. Not even its cold bite could shake my hold on the earth. W Susan Washington '71 l you are the wind i sometimes contlne myself to live in far-off places. i spend those days in a castle. sometimes i go to the great fields where winter wheat grows. i sit down among the wheat, i arrange my robes and cape. i see the wheat bending, i know you are there, somehow, ever constant. somehow never changing. somehow never forgetful in my mind. you are the wind, blowing songs through mY mind . . . Helen Stevens '72 57 Childhood Wide-eyed Innocence DIED For me When I Met you- Who Turned My dreams Into the Rotting Existence That Is Reality. Thank you. Now When I think My Thoughts Are Polluted Nasty Frightening Unreal And A Part of you That Is not Really Me. Thanks For Letting My mind Rot Corrode Into A Sewer-Like Cavity Dunk Dark And full of Empty cracks That Haven't yet Found That Sun That at one Time I Called My Own. Kathy Keck '71 My land is dying the establishment bleeds I'm straight and I'm stoned and I'm killing my brother. I don't want no hate I don't want no love I want to be free to fly where I please and find the true peace offered to me. An alien to earth I'm alone with my dreams. Jacquelyn Connelly '71 58 i am not here but i can feel the sweat beading around my neck like slimy tank tracks furrowing the rice paddies i am hearing the ugly cries of men tormented with fear splashed with shrapnel choked with vapors and i can see death streaming from the blazing tongues of Pentecost -but this is no festival- this is the paradox of the living parade- all the pagentry in the world can be seen in this devastated land fireworks on the fourth of iuly are only second best to the blasts we see in this sky . . . i am not here but i can smell the rancid odors of rotted bodies some of friends, enemies-only people- stranger to me now- but i can still taste their last bittersweet breath now mingled with the stagnant air. i am here but i can not feel i can not see icon not hear- today they ripped open my skull and robbed a piece of my life and left only nightmares for me to watch. Kathy Keck '71 'the things you've stately aseyou. g E Q Time' lncomprihenslble-ettlledg ln 4 your face and arms. r - now I do not knowiyou. - eg Silently I must watch ' '-luis my tuml searching for ages past: It , for something we shared tn quriyouth. Jean Shady '71 59 he T, .3 On a small hill in a field is where my mind travels to be with you for the last time before I let you leave me. It's not easy to give up memories nor is it easy to rely on faith That's why I'm saying good-bye before you have the chance to remain in my dreams on th Kathy Keck '71 Together we were gathering the earth's treasures all we wanted, for nobody measures and together we laughed on the good brown earth examining our rewards, figuring their worth. We were going, unburdened and truly without care our hearts laid light on such days so fair but where had it gone this iust and merry where did we forego mirth to be but weary? Age is sad, when finally realized the cost awareness cruel, when innocence lost. Paula Gager '71 Leaping fiercely, intensely, growing, burning-light- FLAME ethereal fire massive, burdensome log crushes flame, bursting, smashing seeking to destroy but fire surroundsg blue, orange-gold flames consuming the greyness and miraculously, the mass becomes part of the flame and the flame grows again ' the log is penetrated by its intensity and spewing scarlet embers, and curling tendrils of grey smoke spreads warmth and brilliancy for the flame conquers with energy and the mass can but respond with the same . . . Michele Surat '71 60 54 Hua , a 1 if , ls ,W-, 5 I, a J ll - !- .l.. Q I I 5 f' I v I r . k 4 ff i 1 I 1 1 ff ,Q ff ' kf 's 2 - , w' 'P' .I ,y , . 4? A . Q5 ' A v . 3 v 5 3 L-4. . 1 V 1 w 4 1 J Q I2 , - ,. + P1 fl , 5 ,. ,a 5 . ' , 'fi - Q. i , 1 4 'Q . W I , T . 75- -. 'T ,I 2- 1 3? ., . , I , , Y ' -a, 4 - e 151 -L 1 . l 4, 5 V. ?' 3 ri 1533 4 V U . 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' ,Q - Q! 1 , ., ' H9 5 ' 25 ' .7- 2 l, 9 ' L, 5 -6 3' A Q A V A .w ,J ' , Q4 7 L I 3, 1 rg' FQ ff! 1 1 1 r theiaatcevolv WWW K.-L fiwfmwusuina , gg-...H '!k 1 K- ' 1 '51 ' , iii UW 35 'inur umi' 2-5'-1. +11 Y 7!'f9i'i 49193 .ai SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- Lynn Miller, Secre- mryg Sismr Joan, Modcmiorg Sue Woshinqmn, ViccAPresidcn!g Clair DcMc5i, Treosurcrp Lucy Mendoza, President, 6 'Qu xfv 4 ,us Q' ,IL cafherine alilxxsf Glee Club Vlce-presudent lorene allonberg ro angela. amadio iw. umessa cmclrecmo clelsorah amino 65 rachelle mmunzloia R-93 suznnne alwood helen Hager mnrg beih Bergen pamela bierlg clebra bfdlmngmaler 66 colleen brown isabel broumlle suzanne ibruckel G.A.A. President .meg lincla ibuiz Business Club President . 4I.'T ' elleen Byrne 67 Q joan budier Missions Vice-president jo anne calaisro kalhleen chapmcm diana cole cume marie connell janef Connell 6 jacquelgn cormellg A f fo 3 ,I 1 K I ellzalwellm cook cgnllmio. couglllm cj? ix marg joan nullinan colleen Cullen 69 asv' K'U 7 5 chrlsline cronin maureen curtm susan cullinane julie dalton a Aung Und elo cgnihia cle lcunllla if kcfthleen clarlsg 70 nancy clecker mary clesso JA--'Em marie della pielrcl susan cliesel Impact Vice-president 71 We-v claire cle lllasi Senior Class Treasurer eileen dincm Missions President . b ,H gail di Siefano margarei clowling fn barbara clomalskl nancy clomiano 'Qi cieborah clowneg The Palm Business Editor 72 karen dogle Every senior has rumcg clmke T '2f' 0 QT' Q 1 1 . , , I f.1, j' 1 ', 2ff 'f'f, - ' Barbara driscoll her ups and downs Q donna durbin 7 3 paificla Agnski susan clzieagielewskl Palm Photography Co-editor janice edwards sharon elchas beucrlg elsmoni 74 nuff' lacinrla enrloi marq famone debomh flgni roberia finnegan 5 iheresa flgnf maureen flanigan -Q , 4 gr-v SLISCHI foes G.A.A. Secretory pairicm foqarig glaclqs fornarola UILLYLCLHYIE gLL!'ELll 6 Q'f 7 'inf' eileen iullam paula gager 76 ..r ' T kuihlnm qammxg 415' ' 1 .. gigs iv H ffigfzgffx . 5, Q I Clflne dull he 'WS , , 9 9 rl V V. .', e -4 ,.,-.14 .., fr? ff ygwlagpaiwf MN, .5-7-ig , i A ,. 1-awww 1 ' +L-wr: ff. 5 A X 'P + kafhgrn gaspar ' nf' f Z- 3 ig-Ezhi Q ri 9' Q-, .5 W 5 h ' i je' ,il 9. ' h 1, -, 'fi , 3, gf X . K x ,fy CLIIIACC QGFUEP 77 - - 1 . ., ,, 1 w. 'sf fy 155 -. 4 -.--2.-:yRZ 'qi -n-1' lr. -Miki I w ', !Qf7gyg5 .I 26422331 7 'T :fgff:,ii'Vff'i73'S?f '5 L. 1 fb' :-.- .-1 Q1.fMfbw5-I-gflkl 3' .2 ' Vw' 4.3 . 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FTICLFB CLIULE IT1C1J'CLLCCi donna maslck suzanne maflucci pairlc la ma2.zcL 88 ellen magoue barbara mcfabe V kaldwleen mcfabe karen mc Namara mary jo mcfiee joan MCNAMQYCL 89 aeralan mcmahon margarei mecuie carolgn miller Senior Class Secrefca ry anne meechcm ncmcg md rcmo 90 zhwl' 'If'-Ili Q wgz, , iucg menclozo. Senior Class President clonna moniaclue julie morgan , catherine morqcm judegh moa suscm mullen pakricm dlearg YICKHCQ TTUJEPS 91 'S' nina parker Jogce PicL?.2cL ITLCLYEI PEYHCL Glee Club Secretary and Spanish Club President 'QQ'-My mirgllnne perrg mary ann Powell cluane pommerenlng 92 lauren pull ann rqclzewski i 1970 I elaine roqowicz margcarmen Sanchez beuerlq scanners marq sue scaruoiia SLLSOJUXE SCHQCQKEF 5 Eflkd. schessl linda gghlrmgr 94 Impact Treasurer cume siynerbeck clelam slmliz mary shmml . MAH carol Seller jean 5 9 G IT1 S Th PI Asocia Ed 95 nancy slnrgnsln mnrlanne sherry Billie jo srnmlh jacqnellne spacle lincla smllh Th P Im Photography C 96 carol spazj nolin if rt' kathleen Springer -QF nn4-ff' air' susan siockmasfer Business Club Vice-president norma spurlmg ann Sitmczenuskl 97 fa gall sie hbins michele sums Drama Club President !Qv cafherine smldlfeck eleanor Jcobm michele szembrojc anjcolnejde jfoume Drama Club Treasurer 98 jonjce Jrhrom jaruce jcownseml juclg Jfgler rg j , ix 2 helen urzeffa Glee Club Treasurer 19... 14.- 'W ' jocmne ulglioih Jw '---an elizabeth ullar nhl uogler Impact President 99 41' WAV' Numar- susan warcl cleborah Lueauer susan wcuhingfon Pcmlrl mgd Senior Class Vice-president linda weinharf 'janejc Luelch MHCH LDELSEI 100 if fume Luerctem maureen welsh. SLLSQLH LUQSk lorl west mary white hair Student Council President gait Lutmecxfon 1 0 1 TTY' mnrg wojfaslcxuicz susan woolauer fix. clonna gohonn 1 0 2 anne marie zicari The Palm Literary Editor V7 CATHERINE ALIBASTRO 83 Bay Street St. Francis Xavier Freshman Chorus, Freshman Science Club, Drama Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-presi- dent 4, Palm Staft 2, Biology Club 3, Impact Club 3. LORENE ALTONBERG 225 Linden Street, Avon St. Agnes Missions I, Spanish Club 2, Impact Club 3. ANGELO AMADIO 25 New York Street SS. Peter and Paul Freshman Chorus, Bowling 2, French Club 2. DEBORAH AMICO 30 Waring Road St. Ambrose Red Cross I, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3, Biology Club 3. VINESSA ANDREANO 4802 South Manning Road, Holley St. Mary Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. RACHELLE ANNUNZIATA 79 Brighton Park St. Anne Freshman Chorus, Missions I, Zonta Club 2. SUZANNE ATWOOD 53 Westmar Drive St. Helen Freshman Science Club, Zonta Club 2, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 3. HELEN BAYER 82 Oakland Street St. Boniface Impact Club I, Freshman Chorus. MARY BETH BERGAN I45 Warren Avenue Our lady Queen of Peace Missions I, 4, Zonta Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3. PAMELA BIERLEY I97 Brooks Avenue St. Monica DEBORAH BITTLINGMAIER 401 Hinchey Road St. Helen Missions I, 2, Freshman Science Club, Drama Club I, Palm Stat? 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Biol- ogy Club Vice-president 3, Art Club 4. COLLEEN BROWN 230 Fisher Road St. Helen Drama Club I, Fyle 8. Drum Corps. I, 2, Class Vice-president I, Stagers Club 2, Home Eco- nomics Club Vice-president 3, 4, Impact Club 3, Student Council 4. ISABEL BROWNLIE 8 Gloucester Circle Imipact Club I, Freshman Science Club, Zonta Club 2, French Club Vice-president 3. SUZANNE BRUCKEL 64 lacy Street, Avon St. Agnes Impact Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Science Club, Varsity Basketball 2, Spanish Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Sports 3, 4, GAA Secretary 3, President 4. JOAN BUCHER 70 Timpat Drive St. Helen Missions I, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Drama Club I, Bowling I, Palm Staff 2, Biology Club 3. LINDA BUTZ 59 Spruce Avenue St. Monica Missions I, 2, Secretary 3, 4, French Club 2, Business Club 3, President 4. EILEEN BYRNE I6 Rossiter Road St. Anne Drama Club I, 2, Theresians'Club I. JO ANNE CALABRO I08 Burlington Avenue Our lady of Good Counsel Missions I, 2, 3. 5eniocD' KATHLEEN CHAPMAN I30 Duttield Road Our Lady of Lourdes Library Club 2, 3, 4. DIANE COLE I49 Dearcop Drive St. Helen Freshman Chorus, Missions I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Liturgy Council 4. ANN MARIE CONNELL 33 Mercedes Drive St. Pius X Red Cross I, JANET CONNELL 33 Mercedes Drive St. Pius X Red Cross I, Latin Club 2, Palm 2, Impact Club 3, Biology Club 3. JACQUELYN CONNELLY 66 Lyndale Drive St. Helen Palm Staff I, Freshman Chorus, latin Club Secretary I, Student Council Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, 4. ELIZABETH COOK I384 Highland Avenue Blessed Sacrament Freshman Chorus, Theresions Club I, 2, Ski Club I, Varsity Sports I, Drama Club I, 2, Stagers Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ecology Club 4. CYNTHIA COUGHLIN IBB Morncrest Drive St. Helen Freshman Chorus, Missions I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, GAA 3, Ski Club 4. CHRISTINE CRONIN 7 Wills Road St. Pius X Red Cross I, 3, Missions 2, French Club 2, 3. COLLEEN CULLEN 55 Red Bud Road St. Pius X Impact Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, Palm Stott 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Joint Language Club 4. MARY JOAN CULLINAN 38 Lacy Street, Avon St. Agnes latin. Club I, Freshman Chorus, French Club 2, Impact Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, GAA 3, 4, Ski Club 3. SUSAN CULLINANE I374 Highland Avenue Our Lady ol Lourdes Freshman Chorus, Red Cross I, Zonta Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3. MAUREEN CURTIN 82 Margaret Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Fyfe 8- Drum Corps. I, 2, 3, Bowling l, 2, Palm Stott 2, Business Club 3, 4, JULIE DALTON 52 Edgemont Street St. Anne Drama Club I, 2, Theresions Club I, Zonta Club 2, 3. LINDA D'ANGELO 35 Temple Street, Avon St. Agnes Avon Central I, 2, 3, St. Agnes High, GAA, Varsity Sports 4. KATHLEEN DARBY 8 Pauline Circle Guardian Angels Freshman Chorus, Red Cross I, Impact Club 2, 3, Ski Club 4. CYNTHIA DE CAMILLA 2I Merrydale Drive St. Helen Red Cross I, 2, Bowling I, 3, Spanish Club 2, Library Club 3, Business Club 3, Biology Club 3, Impact Club 4. NANCY DECKER I84 East Main Street, Avon St. Agnes Missions I, 2, French Club I, Treasurer 2, Ski Club 3, 4. 103 MARJE DELLAPIETRA 902 South Washington Street, East Rochester St. Jerome Missions I, Drama Club I, 2, GAA 3. CLAIRE DE MASI 7I0 Post Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Red Cross I, Freshman Chorus, Class Secre- tary I, Student Council 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4. MARY DESSO 999 Meigs Street St. Boniface Impact Club I, 2, Home Economics Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Bowling 3, SUSAN DIESEL 984 Coldwater Road St, Pius X Impact Club I, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Palm Staff 2, Film Club I. EILEEN DINAN 62 Highland Parkway St. Anne Freshman Chorus, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Missions 2, 3, President 4, latin Club 3, Hospitality Club 3. GAIL DI STEFANO I46 West Sawyer Place Our Lady of Good Counsel Freshman Chorus, Bowling I, 2, Ski Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA DOMALSKI 'I20 Armstrong Avenue St. Margaret Mary Red Cross I, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3, 4, Biology Club 3. NANCY DOMIANO 76 Fairmeodow Drive Our Lady Queen of Peace Freshman Chorus Treasurer, Stagers Club I, Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Zonta Club I, Piano I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3. MARGARET DOWLING 28 Roslyn Street St. Monica Fyte 8. Drum Corps. 2. DEBORAH DOWNEY 38 Gregory Street St. Boniface Zonta Club 2, Palm Stott 3, Palm Business Staff Editor 4. KAREN DOYLE 20 Loderdole Road St, Helen Film Club I, Freshman. Chorus, Bowling I, 2, Red Cross I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Junior Council 3, Biology Club 3, Joint Language Club 4, Art Club 4. NANCY DRAKE 273 Miller Lane St. Slonisloui Freshman Chorus, Red Cross I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3, 4. BARBARA DRISCOLL 364 Magnolia Street Immaculate Conception Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. I, 2, Liturgy Council 3. DONNA DURBIN 6408 Rush-Lima Road, Rush St. Joseph Chess Club I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3, Fresh- man Science Club, lntramurals 2, 4, GAA 2, French Club 3, Science Club 4. PATRICIA DYNSKI 90 Kilmak Street St. Stanislaus Drama Club I, 2, Theresions Club I, Fresh- man Chorus, Ski Club I, GAA 2. SUSAN DZIENGIELEWSKI 38 Kuebler Drive Holy Ghost Palm Stott 2, 3, Photography Co-editor 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Biology Club 3. JANICE EDWARDS 553 Lll'Id8l'1 Street St, Bonifqge Missions I, Bowling 3. SHARON EICHAS 58I Coldwater Road Holy Ghost Missions I, 4, Home Economics Club 2, Latin Club 2, Impact Club 3, Biology Club 3. BEVERLY EISMONT I044 North Street St. George Red Cross I, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3, 4, Biology Club 3. LUCINDA ENRIOT 4l8 JOY Street Holy Family Missions I, MARY FARAONE 24 Irving Drive St, Pius X Bowling I, 2, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Palm Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Zonto Club 4, Library Club 3, 4. ROBERTA FINNEGAN II2 Burlington Avenue St. Monica Missions I, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3. MAUREEN FLANIGAN 20 Mel'IlO Place SI, Anne Missions I, Zonto Club I, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4. DEBORAH FLYNT 8 Toni Terrace St, Pin, X Freshman Chorus. THERESA FLYNT 8 Toni Terrace St, Pius X Missions I, Drama Club I, Freshman Chorus, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3, Ecology Club 4. PATRICIA FOGARTY IIIO Howard Road St. Helen Bowling I, 2, GAA 2. SUSAN FOOS 4770 East River Road, W. Henrietta Good Shepherd Latin Club I, GAA I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Impact Club 2, Secretory 3. GLADYS FORNAROLA 575 Ramona Street Sacred Heart John Marshall I, 2, St. Agnes High, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Business Club 4, EILEEN FULLAM 45 Edgemont Road St. Anne Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. I, 2. MARIANNE FURFURE 73 West Avenue, Canandaigua St. Mary Red Cross I, 2, latin Club I, President 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Impact Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4. PAULA GAGER 45 Danforth Crescent Our lady Queen of Peace GAA I, Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Zonta Club 2, Bowling 3. KATHLEEN GALANTE 603 Roosevelt Road, East Rochester X St. Jerome GAA I, Freshman Chorus, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Slagers Club 3. ANNE GALLAGHER 84 Rosalind Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Impact Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, Drama Club I, Bowling 2, Palm Staff 2. MARY GALLAGHER 327 Genesee Park Boulevard Our Lady of Good Counsel Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2. CANDEE GARVER 226 Kenwood Avenue Nazareth High School I, St. Agnes High, Bowling 2. St. Augustine KATHRYN GASPAR I8 Blue Avocado Lane Fyfe 8- Drum Corps. I, President 2, Co-ordi- n-ator 3, 4, Palm Staff I, Drama Club I, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Liturgy Council 4. Guardian Angels SUSAN GENT 34 Margaret Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Palm Stat? I, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps, 2, 3, Business Club 3. KATHLEEN GEORGER 69 Guildhall Road Guardian Angels Red Cross I, Freshman Chorus, Impact Club 2, 3. ANNE GILLIS , 76 Elmerston Road St. Anne Theresians Club I, Missions I, Ski Club 2, Zonta Club 2, GAA 2, 3, Library Club 3, 4. SYLVIA GIONTA I6II Chili Avenue St. Helen Missions I, 2, 3, Drama Club I, French Club I, Palm Staff 2, Biology Club Secretary 3, Junior Council, Ski Club 3. JEAN GIULIANO 2975 Chili Avenue St. Pius X Missions I, 3, Zonto Club 2, French Club 2, Biology Club 3. ELAINE GLAVIN 78 Glenhill Drive Our Lady Queen of Peace Freshman Chorus, Latin Club l, Vice-president 2, Red Cross I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ANNE GLEASON 26 Hubbell Park Immaculate Conception Palm Staft I, Spanish Club 2, Joint Language Club 4. PAMELA GLEASON l507 Middle Road, Rush Good Shepherd Red Cross I, Bowling I, 2. ANN GOODWIN 75 Enterprise Street Our lady of Good Counsel Red Cross 2. PATRICIA GOODWIN 227 West Elm Street, East Rochester St. Jerome GAA I, Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Slagers Club 3. LINDA GRADEN 720 Arnett Boulevard St. Augustine GAA 3, 4. CAROLYN GREGORY I64 Depew Street St. Augustine Film Club I, Bowling I, 2, 3. MARY LOU GUERINOT 44 Lozier Street St. Augustine Film Club I, Freshman Chorus, Palm Stall' I, 2, Drama Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice-president 4. MARLEEN HANNON 85 Enterprise' Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Bowling I, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JOANNE HARRINGTON 3209 Crescent Parkway, Caledonia St. Columbo Missions I, 2, Zonta Club 3. NANCY HART I9 Virginia Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Bowling I, 2, Palm Staff I, 4, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 2. 104 JILL HELFRICH 43 Stoneham Drive St, Thqmqg More Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. I, Vice-president 2, 3, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Stagers'Club 2, 3, 4, Palm Staff 4. CATHERINE HENDRICKSON 240 Golden Road St, Pius X KATHERINE HERMAN I35 Scottsville Road Our Lady of Good Counsel Impact Club I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I. LIGIA HERRERA 2I Edmonds Street Blessed Sacrament Freshman Chorus, CHRISTINE HOLLANDER 20 Ventura Road Holy Ghost Student Council I, Drama Club I, Freshman Chorus, Zonto Club 2, GAA 3, 4. NANCY HUBER 58 Raeburn Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Missions I, Drama Club I, Zanta Club 2, 3. ENGELINA JASPERS 848 Arnett Boulevard Our Lady of Good Counsel Home Economics Club 3, Bowling 4. SANDRA JEHLEN 2I0 Camelot Drive Good Shepherd Red Cross I, Chess Club I, 2, Freshman Science Club, Missions 2, Latin Club 2, Im- pact Club 3, Biology Club 3, Ski Club 4. .IOHANNA JOSLIN 307 West Elm Street, East Rochester St. Jerome Freshman Chorus, Palm Stat? I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JULIANI 32 Community Manor Corpus Christi Freshman Chorus, Missions I. MARY .IULIAN II35 Genesee Park Boulevard Our Lady of Good Counsel Missions l, Zonta Club 2. CHARLENE KEAR I45 Rossiter Road St. Boniface Missions I, Zonta Club 2, Fyfe 8- Drum Corps. 2, 3. BARBARA KEATING 24 Ridgeview Drive St. Jerome KATHLEEN KECK 240 Butler Drive, Pittsford Guardian Angels Freshman Chorus, Palm Staff I, 3, Editor-in- Chief 4, Latin Club 2, Glee Club 2, Im- pact Club 3. KATHLEEN KELLIHER 288 Penhurst Street Our Lady of Good Counsel GAA I, Bowling I, 2, 3, French Club 3. KATHLEEN KELLY I7 Brewester Lane Red Cross I, Palm Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3. St. Pius X PATRICIA KELLY 49 Wilcox Street Freshman Chorus, Red Cross I, 2, French Club 2. Blessed Sacrament MAUREEN KIELY I2I Danforth Crescent Our lady Queen of Peace Freshman Chorus, Drama Club I, Zonto Club 2, 3, Biology Club 3. KATHRYN KIVINEN 40 Park Meadow Drive, Pittsford Good Shepherd MARY KLICK 2590 Pinnacle Road, Rush St. Joseph Red Cross 1, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3, Impact Club 3. ANN LA COMBA 1261 Highland Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Missions 1, GAA 2, Bowling 3, Impact Club 4. CATHERINE LAGLIA 2020 West Side Drive Holy Ghost GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, Ski Club 2, 3. ELLEN LANCER 121 Brookdale Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Missions 1, Zonta Club 2, 3, Home Economics Club 3, 4. DEBORAH LANG 27 Marilyn Parkway St. Helen Red Cross 1, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, Home Economics Club 3. ANGELA LA VECCHIA 115 Fairview Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Freshman Chorus, GAA 1, 2. DIANE LENTZER 1510 Elmwood Avenue St. Boniface Freshman Chorus, Impact Club 1, 3, Spanish Club 3, Varsity Volleyball 3, GAA 4, Varsity Soccer. GLORIA LEONARDO 490 Claybourne Road Our Lady ol Lourdes Palm Stott 1. MARY LINDSLEY 24 Wingate Drive St, Plug X Zonta Club 2, Palm Stat'f 2, 3, CHARLENE LONCOA 750 Grand Street Sf, James GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Impact Club 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS LOND 788 Erie Station Road, West Henrietta Good Shepherd Missions 1, Bowling 1, 3, 4, Zonta Club 2, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. KATHLEEN LYNAH B4 Kron Street St. Monica Impact Club 1, GAA 2. MARION MACALUSO 222 Chili Avenue St. Augustine Freshman Chorus, Bowling 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Palm Staff -3, Palm Art Editor 4. MARIA MADDALENA 170 Second Street St. Francis Xavier SUSAN MAHRT 266 Congress Avenue Our Lady of Good Counsel Red Cross 1, Zonta Club 2, 3, GAA 2, Spanish Club 3. BEVERLY MALLETTE 809 West Side Drive Holy Ghost Missions 1, Impact Club 1, Bowling 2, Home Economics Club 2. PATRICIA MANN 290 Renouf Drive St, Helen Missions 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Science Club, Biology Club 3. SUSAN MANNIX 11 Bright Oaks Circle St. Pius X Missions 1, 3, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3. MARY MANZOLATI 486 Genesee Park Boulevard Our Lady of Good Counsel Freshman Chorus, Red Cross 1, Bowling 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY MARCHESE 123 Wilder Street Red Cross 1, Bowling 2. SS, Peter 8. Paul MARY ANNE MARCUCCI 250 West Ivy Street, East Rochester St. Jerome Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 1, 2, Missions 2, GAA 2, 3, Ski Club 4. DONNA MASICK 2630 Plank Road, Lima St. Rose Palm Stal? 1, 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE MATTUCCI 313 Wilder Street Holy Family Freshman Chorus, Bowling 1, 2, Missions 2, 3, Impact Club 4. ELLEN MAYOUE Meadowood Street, West Rush St. Agnes, Avon Missions 1, 2, Palm Stal? 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Impact Club 3. PATRICIA MAZZA 191 Furlong Road St. Anne Fyle 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, 3. BARBARA McCABE 230 Mulberry Street Bishop Kearney High School 1, 2, St. Agnes High School 3, 4. St. Boniface KATHLEEN MCCABE 1290 Crittenden Road St. Anne Science Club 4, Library Club 4. MARY JO McGEE 45 Berkshire Immaculate Conception Freshman Chorus, Theresians Club 1, Stagers Club 1, 2, Palm Stafl 1, Impact Club 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2. GERALYN McMAHON 145 Hobart Street St. Augustine Film Club 1, Freshman Chorus, Latin Club 1, Bowling 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOAN McNAMARA 1171 Genesee Park Boulevard Our Lady ot Good Counsel Ecology Club 4. KAREN McNAMARA 22 Orchard Street SS Peter 8. Paul Red Cross 1, Bowling 2, Latin Club 2, lm- pact Club 4. MARGARET MEADE 2340 Scottsville Road, Scottsville St. Mary Freshman Chorus, Chess Club 1, Missions 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE MARIE MEECHAN B4 Dunbar Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Missions 1, Zonta Club 2, 3, 4. LUCY MENDOZA 91 Columbia Avenue Immaculate Conception Freshman Chorus, Stagers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Impact Club 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Liturgy Council 3, Presi- dent of Class 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN MILLER 38 Firestone Drive St. Helen Drama Club 1, 2, Stagers Club 2, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 3, Class Secretary 4. NANCY MITRANO 39 Colgate Street St. Augustine Film Club 1, Future Homemakers Club 2, 3, 4. DONNA MONTAQUE 31 Harper Parkway, Avon St. Agnes West High School 1, St. Agnes High School, Fyte 8. Drum Corps. 2, 3, Future Homemakers Club 2. 105 CATHERINE MORGAN 2060 West Side Drive St. Christopher Red Cross 1, 3, Missions 1, 2, French Club 2, 3. JULIE MORGAN 35 Rugby Avenue Parkminster JUDETH MOTT 167 Rosedale Street Blessed Sacrament Stagers Club 1, 2, Freshman Chorus, Ski Club 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MULLEN 943 Woodbine Avenue St. Monica Red Cross 1, Impact Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Palm Staff 1, GAA 3. NANCY MYERS 4 Forest Road, East Rochester St. Jerome Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Stagers Club 2. PATRICIA O'LEARY 142 Attridge Road, Churchville St. Vincent Freshman Science Club, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Freshman Chorus, GAA 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Ski Club 4. NINA PARKER I Northfield Road St. Margaret Mary Freshman Science Club, Zonta Club 2, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 3. MARY PERNA 849 Paul Road St. Pius X Freshman Chorus, Student Council l, Impact Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club Secretary 3, President 4, Joint Language Club 4. MARYANNE PERRY 136 Brookhaven Terrace St. Andrew JOYCE PIAZZA 22 Brian Drive Holy Ghost Drama Club 1, Chess Club I, 2, Ski Club 3, ANNE MARIE PLUMMER 253 Colwick Road Palm Stall 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Freshman Science Club. St. Theodore DIANE POMMERENING 26 Lansing Circle 51- Hvlett Palm Stall 1, Missions 1, Drama Club 1. MARY ANN POWELL 18 Bright Oaks Drive Sl. Pius X Palm Stall 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. LAUREN PRILI. 52 Royal Oak Drive St. Helen Freshman Chorus, Bowling 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Impact Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. ELAINE ROGOWICZ 163 Northlane Drive St. Stanislaus Freshman Chorus, Palm Stall 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ANN RYDZEWSKI 39 Ingram Drive 4St. Helen Impact Club 1, Missions 2, 3, 4, Palm Stott 2, French Club 2, Biology Club 3. MARYCARMEN SANCHEZ Casilla 1437, LaPaz, Bolivia Exchange Student, Drama Club 4, GAA 4. Boilivian Exchange Student, Drama Club 4, GAA 4. BEVERLY SAUER5 447 Brooks Avenue Our Lady ot Good Counsel Freshman Science Club, Red Cross 1, Library Club 3. MARY SUE SCARCIOTTA 230 Deerfield Drive St. Ambrose Freshman Chorus, Stagers Club I, Drama Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, President 4, Zonta Club 3. SUZANNE SCHAEFFER 37 Greenbriar Drive 51. Helen Freshman Science Club, GAA 1, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Biology Club 3, Ecology Club 4, Math Seminar 3. ERICKA SCHESSL Rush-Scottsville Road, Rush St. Joseph Missions 1, Library Club 4. LINDA SCHIRMER 134 Dantorth Crescent Our Lady Queen of Peace Freshman Chorus, Chess Club I, Red Cross 1, Zonta Club 2, Palm Staff 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Impact Club 3, Treasurer 4, GAA 3, Biology Club 3. ANNE SCHMERBECK 179 Mulberry Street St. Boniface Palm Staff 1, GAA 2, 4, Bowling 3, Library Club 3. MARY SCHRAML 115 Anthony Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Red Crass 1, Bowling 1, Library Club 3. JEAN SHADY 81 Cohasset Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Latin Club 1, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Coun- cil, Palm 1, 2, 3, Associate Editor 4. MARIANNE SHERRY B15 Arnett Boulevard St. Augustine Red Cross 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3, Bowling 4. DEBRA SHULTZ 50 Washburn Park Blessed Sacrament St. Joseph Business School 1, 2, 3, St. Agnes High School, Palm Staff 4. NANCY SKRZYNSKI 164 Timrod Drive St. Thomas The Apostle Missions 1, Library Club 2, 3, Business Club 3, Zonta Club 3. BILLIE JO SMITH 12 Old lvy Circle St. Pius X Teen League 1, 2, Bowling 1, Fyfe 8. Drum Corp. 2, 3, Palm Staff 2. LINDA SMITH 38 Jensen Drive St. Pius X Impact Club 1, Red Crass 1, Intramurals 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, GAA 4, Palm Staff 2, 3, Photography Co-editor 4. JACQUELINE SPADE 84 Somerset Street St. Augustine Drama Club 1, Business Club 3, Library Club 3. CAROL SPAGNOLIA 273 Youngs Avenue St, Theodore Palm Slal f 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus. KATHLEEN SPRINGER 125 Fenton Road St. Pius X Missions 1, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, Stagers Club 2, Ski Club 3. NORMA SPURLING 165 Morgan Road, Scottsville St. Mary Bowling 1, 2. GAIL STEBBINS 11 Douglas Drive St. Pius X Missions 1, 3, Zonta Club 2, Biology Club 3. SUSAN STOCKMASTER 51 Bellmawr Drive St. Pius X Impact Club 1, Palm Staff 2, Missions 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 3, Business Club, Vice-president 4. ANN STRUCZEWSKI 139 Morncrest Drive St. Helen Palm Stat? 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Zonta Club 2, Drama Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Ski Club 4. MICHELE SURAT 33 Candlewood Drive, Pittsford St. Louis Sacred Heart Academy 1, St. Agnes High School, Red Cross 2, Drama Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Glee Club 3, 4. CATHERINE SWIATEK 31 Irvington Road St. Anne Freshman Science Club, Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MICHELE SZEMBROT 115 Armbruster Road Good Shepherd Freshman Chorus, Freshman Science Club, Red Cross 1, Latin Club 2, President 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Math Seminar 3. JOYCE THROM 65 Rutgers Street Blessed Sacrament Monroe High School 2, St. Agnes High School, Bowling 1, 4, Ski Club 1, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Library Club 3, Zonta Club 3. ELEANOR TOBIN 44 Loderdale Road 51. Helen Red Cross 1, Business Club 2, Zonta Club 2. ANTOINETTE TOWNE 192 Rhineclifl Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Stagers Club 3, Drama Club 3, Treasurer 4. JANICE TOWNSEND 251 Spruce Avenue St, Monica Freshman Chorus, Impact Club 1, 2. JUDY MARIE TYLER 282 Penhurst Street Our Lady of Good Counsel Student Council 1, 3, 4, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, 3, Zonta Club 2, Latin Club Treasurer 1, Ecology Club 4. HELEN URZETTA 512 West Spruce Street, East Rochester St. Jerome Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. JOANNE VIGLIOTTI 190 Cole Road Mast Prescious Blood ELIZABETH VILAR 534 Clay Road Guardian Angels Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 1, Red Cross 1, Zonta Club 2, GAA 2, Home Economics Club 3. RITA VOGLER 316 Coldwater Road Holy Ghost Impact Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club 2. 106 SUSAN WARD 381 Frost Avenue Immaculate Conception Home Economics Club 3. SUSAN WASHINGTON 39 Kramer Street Guardian .Angels Freshman Chorus, Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice-president 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. DEBORAH WEAVER 41 Mariposa Drive Holy Ghost Red Cross 1, Missions 1, Palm Stott 2, Fyfe B- Drum Corps. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Ski Club 4. PAULA WEIL 703 Merchants Road Missions 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Library Club 3. St. James LINDA WEINHART 161 Elmerston Road Red Cross 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Zonta Club 2, 3. St. Anne NANCY WEISER 243 Spruce Avenue Impact Club 1, Freshman Chorus, GAA 2, Business Club 3. St. Monica JANET WELCH 42 Chandler Street St. Monica Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Library Club 4. ANNE WERDEIN 175 Danforth Crescent Our Lady Queen ol Peace Latin Club 1, 2, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3. LORI WEST 1685 Lakeville Road, Avon St. Agnes Missions 1, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, 3. SUSAN WEST 36 Midvale Terrace Our Lady of Good Counsel Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 1, 2, 3, Missions 3, 4, GAA 4, Ski Club 4. GAIL WHEATON 294 Elmgrove Road St. Lawrence Freshman Chorus, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Zonta Club 2, Missions 3, 4. MARY WHITEHAIR 2 Scottsville Road St. Monica Impact Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, GAA 2, Fyfe 8. Drum Corps. 2, 3, Student Council 3, President 4, MARY ELLEN WOJTASIEWICZ 33 Bengal Terrace Our Lady of Lourdes Drama Club 1, Freshman Chorus, Stagers Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN WOOLAVER 8 Pleasant Drive, Rush St. Joseph Red Cross 1, Zonta Club 2, Impact Club 3, Biology Club 3, Ecology Club 4. DONNA YOHONN 260 Fair Oaks Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Class Vice-president 3. ANNE MARIE ZICARI 96 Edgemont Road St. Anne Freshman Chorus, Drama Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Palm StaH 1, 2, 3, Literary Editor 4. fyf y , '46 A X xvflf 5-' --f' NX 'v 'I' v Lf f W ,, . , . , - V, , 4 x nv f ' ,, W --f , V yr C .x pf - N u. X ,J LU ,- - , i , V V is 1' ,f 1 ' -- . , ,f V H ' . x I ,wx V V 1 , I, ,N . J K M Y n ,I ' , f' f I ,QP 'A I V' . x y . V. X, ,. , , , V. A ,X I If I ,f 1 A 1 I . f , tx ,, 'f nf' X li Ll V' A k I ,VX 14 bf N XF 1 L X J Xxx x X' ,V . l x X L f g X L. 4- N 5' 1 K R -r ' K X L 2 Q X X fb L L ,T N. 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A 5 , J ' A sympathetic ear. . . it rl Constructive criticism . . . i il We hope you will enioy it and profit from it . . . .fly ,1 lt's our school-let us work together . .. M There must be equal amount of give and take . .. 4 ' Christian attitudes are most important . . . ls there anything I can do to help... Sister Mary Margaret and Sister Helen are always there . . . y 108 Mrs, Jane West Office Mrs. Gertrude Office niwee. V Drake JI 'I 7 hh .v ' K J Z, Wing? - ' Ai' ' -llmqiq 1 , ' ,S I Sr. Aquino .5 Office Mrs. Ruth Kelly Office 1 Eight A.M .... constant flow of activity . . . masses of girls and faculty . . . giving messages, asking requests . . . stamps, letters, passes, change . . . then suddenly quiet for a moment . . . time for business and piles of records . . . switchboard flashing . . . what can I do for you dear? . . . the place we go for help and results. 109 Decisions to be made. To whom do I turn? . . . Geo- metry or Intermediate . . . ls Latin really necessary? . . . But can I fit that into my schedule? . . . I would like to take typing, but I'm taking regents. Does it matter? . . . What about credits? . . . I think I want to be . . . Sophs and Frosh know there is always a sympathetic ear and lots of facts ready to answer their many questions. Shall I go to college? . . . What college is best for me? . . . Where can I find information on it? . . . I'm not sure I really want to leave home . . . My schedule is really heavy . . . Regents-why? . . . Character ratings . . . should I be trying harder? . . . Juniors and Seniors receive experienced answers and guidance on making their own decisions for the future. Sr. Mary Maloy Guidance Director 110 i l J Reverend Walter F. Cushing Chaplain Growth is the essence of living . . . Do I believe? . . . digging for the roots . . . to be conscious of, acquainted with . . . getting to know myself . . . going out from me to you . . . the frontiers of freedom . . . choose life . . . through the help of others expanding the potential to be . . .to say yes . . .to be a woman complete... the Lord is my true Shepard . . . revealing in His glory . . . not only to exist . . . multiple views, it's up to you . . . recognize the truth . . . faith is an affirmation . . . symmetry of God in our lives . . . how about a needing friend . . . taking time to look inside . . . impossible dreams aren't. . . soul touching . . . it's only iust begun . . . together with hope . . . Celebrate! AA- Got'cha l Man about Saint Agnes . . . always around to help- be it backstage or at dances, he is there . . . theologian to craftsman, entertainer to friend, Father Cushing is a man of our times, here at Saint Agnes. Sr. Mary Lynch Theology 9, 10, ll, 12, Theology Co-ordinator, Sophomore Homeroom 111 ,il--fj lj 442 :Q N-nd' ,Z ,Z -N.l Xt? xl X-uf x.,' Y--2 5.1 Sr. Alice Mclaughlin English 9, English ll, Theology, Freshman Homeroom Sr. Mellta English 9, English 12, Latin I, Theology lo, Juni'-7' Homeroom Sr. Christina English 10, English ll, English I2 With the aid of filmstrips . . . records . . . educational television . . . special perform- ances . . . such old standards as books, short stories, poems . . . the subiect of English can be explored. By discovering literature from Macbeth and Hamlet . . . to Arthur Miller's Death ofa Salesman . to the works of Carl Sandburg and e. e. cummings . . . we manage to go beyond the mechanics . . . to touch upon the art of language. Mrs. Martha Delmex English 10, English ll, Humanities Sr. Jane Joseph English 9, Academic Methods 11 gf' if 'msg K Miss Betty Ann Dutcher Advanced History, European Culture Studies, Freshman Home- room, Student Council Moderator Mrs. Susan Donofrio American History, European Culture Studies, Junior Homeroom A 11 kg u J' was f, H Q Q 'fin ,i K 4,5 'tu ? 5? ' Q,-W- Q sz , I K -area. ,K sg . :Si ' ii fait Sr. Carol Cimino World Regions, Eurogeun Culture Studies, American History, Sophomore Homeroom, Impact Moderator 11 4 People's p ights, politics and progress are pon- dered wit historical hindsight . . . from Africa to the Orient . . . the glories of Greece to today's turmoils . . .immigration to liberation . . . Vladimar l to Nicholas ll . . . young African nations struggl ing for independence . . . how Machiavellian are you? . . . whatever happened to Anastasia-does she or doesn't she lexistl? . . . series of seemingly senseless wars-will we ever learn? . . . I 4144 Sr. Carole Lloyd Amerizan History, European Culture Studies, Sophomore Home- room, Sophomore Moderator Sr. Ann Marie American History, Sociology, Junior Homeroom, National Honor Society Moderator Sr. Marlo Rene World Regions, Sophomore Homeroom, Head of Social Studies Department 115 Mrs. Nancy McEneany Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Business Law, Psychology Sr. Theresa Daniel Personal Typing ei in 5 IVAW, Mrs. Mary Mylius Secretarial Practice, hm sf!! 'ca --f-A-eq Shorthand tl, General Business, Typing, Junior Homeroom X X Mrs. louise I-toefen i fi E Q-'ix ff Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand 1, Senior NN r X5 XOJ I xg Homeroom, Head of Business Department V V ix-4 I Xi, 'iii S., . is 'K ii ' vii iX . . 1-1 x X ' C, .Li F tl Yi rnljq A T, XX , . 3 Q ' 116 NJ, y., 4, 'if MX'-'X CA ji' .J 'i' 3 x K 'A X The clicking of keys . . . the strong smell of coffee . . . soft murmuring of voices . . . yes . . . it's the business department . . . things are always happening . . . the typewriting room is busy . . . fingers pressing keys . . . carriages whizzing back plodding forth . . . it's the crumpling of paper-start over . . .girls are coming in and out . . . busy sending around the absentee lists . . . it's a warm place . . . where business and pleasure do mix. Sewing machines hum, making curtains or formals . . . girls learn how to feed, bathe, and diaper babies . . . how to prepare nutritionally balanced meals . . . the art of decorating a room co-ordinating color and style . . . the smell of freshly baked bread floats through the halls . . . discovering the many different types of textiles and their uses . . . a Spring Fashion Show of outfits made by students . . . how to be a gracious hostess . . . finally, the perfect pie crust . . . shopping for food on a budget . . . making a house a home. 117 XX Sr. Marie Giuliano Home Economics, Asst. Moderator of Home Ec. Club Sr. Barbara Knorr Home Economics, Head of Home Ec. Department, Home Economics Club Moderator, Cafeteria Manager wi we -, . f-v-fnv,e-A .mf 1 Wk' , ,ffm Nm . 3 x. ai ,225 J K 4 Mrs. Heidi Schurmann German I Using Latin . . . lV years of courses . . . Mythology- Jupiter, Juno, Mercury, Mars . . . the tale of old-Perseus and Andromeda . . . the poetae of Rome-Vergil, Homer . . . Plays . . . Proiects . . . Films . . . A lll and IV year combined study program emphasing prose and poetry . . . remember Caesar? Cicero? . . . Grammar-freshmen con- iugate, then recuperate . . . Latin is alive and well. Our active Latin Department is proof. El Espanol . . . the language of Spain, Mexico and Latin America . . . dialogue? si . . . class dinners of taco's . . . Spanish students use maps, books, reports to help them in their studies . . . lt's as easy as uno - dos - tres . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . . Frauleins worry over daily dialogues . . . German customs bring fun into holiday classes . . . Oh, tannenbaum -songs . . . writers and composers both play an interesting role in the studies . . . Francais . . . mademoiselles study for l, 2, 3 or 4 years . . . 4th year girls learn of the interesting culture and people of France . . . Septembre to Juin are spent studying, talking and learning . . . comprenez--vous? Sr. Laurene Marie German 3 .rx Sr. Anne Virginia Latin 'l,2,3,4, Senior Homeroom, Head of Latin Department Mrs. Glsela Zlllloux Latin I, German l,2, French l,2, -'Z I Sr. Joan Sobala AP Calculus, Math 12, Math IO, Theology, Senior Home- room, Head of Math Department, Senior Class Moderator 'i 0 Q Mr. Gary Herbert Math 9, Math IO, Math ll, Math Club Moderator Sr. Mararget Ryan I Math 9, Math 10, Math ll, Intermediate Algebra, Senior Homeroom 120 Sr. Patricia Sullivan Math 9, Basic Moth, Intermediate Algebra, Theology Freshman Homeroom, Freshman Class Moderator A tiny point transforms itself into a trapezoid An equation becomes a string of problems . . . A how asks a why - And oh, the mysteries of mathematics . . wb f I Sr. Allce Robeson Health, Freshman Homeroom ,f,f ' Sr. Frances Aloyslo Basic Science, Biology, Freshman Homeroom, Head of Science Department t i i ,X - ' Mrs. Jeanette Griggs Chemistry An introduction to the world of science . . meters, formulas, demonstrations . . . followed by biology . . . the human anatomy, labs, blood types . . . tincilly, chemistry . . . test tubes, chemicals, formulas . . . and penetrat- ing science . . . questions and answers . . . doubts . . . experiments and failures . challenge and the future . . . Sr. Marlorie Burger I. P, S., Basic Science, Freshman Science Club Moderator 21 Sr. Jean Bellini Biology, Theology, Science Club Moderator l Sr. Vlrgiriia Hogan Voice l,2,3, Freshman Chorus, Chorus 2,3,4, Music Literature, Liturgy Director, Drama Club Moderator, Fyfe and Drum Corps Moderator Mrs. Curtis Smith Humanities, Music Theory, General Music Humanities-Relationship to man through literature, art, music . . . creative happenings-dreaming with Alice in Wonderland, exploring ancient pyramids in Egypt, discovering its aesthetic beauties . . . delving into musical forms-sonatas, concertos . . . uncovering the real worth of Chopin, Shubert, and Mozart's works. Art in the making-raw substances molded, stretched and baked, transformed by skillful fingers into abstract sculpture or simple pots . . . clothesline array of wet paint monoprints . . . everpresent scent of lacquer thinner and turpentine-the epitome of the artist's trade . . . Music-floating from under the door of 217- whether it be the Glee Club, voice classes or the Freshman Chorus . . . long hours of practice and preparation for school concerts and public perform- ances . . . breathing, voice and diction exercises . . . thespians in the fall for the musical, all form an integral unit of the music department. Sr. Jane de Chantal Secretary, Music Department, Theology 122 Sr. Janet Connorton Art l,2,3, Head of Art Department, Moderator of The Palm Sr. Mary Stephen School Librarian, Library Club Moderator Shh . . . girls please, this is a library. . . if you don't have a quarter, you must at least have a nickel . . . '- encyclopedias, magazines, novels and adventure of every kind . . . wisdom and knowledge, tears and laughter can be found through books . . . silence and a welcome are the mottos ofa library. Sr. Marie Vincent Assistant Librarian, Audio-Visual Coordinator ---i :gl 5 1 x 125 Mrs. Nancy Pool .Physical Educaliorj Mrs. Pool dashes headlong into another high scoring soccer game. A physically unfil gym class struggles lhrough lheir exercises And a-one,and-a-lwo,and-a-,. ml - 5 1 i - ard Qi?-nfs 3, -K - ' . 4 'l , A W ,J .U M g K Sr. Isabel School Nurse '2ecavRoom A momenl away from il all 12 4 l. -K . NX X my X, Mr. Waller McGowan xx 'X Mr. Frank Wralni Mr. Bruce Williams 1. -if s iw , . Alf A sf5 '?i1 , Mr. William Halluday Mrs. Dorothy Coley 125 5, S, 1 Mrs. Catherme McGowan Mrs. Monica Rlley www In ,- ,X-NV..w-.K X , ,nv gf I wonder If lhey lake Bank Amerlcard? Mrs. Mary Rowan Mrs. Irene Maxwell 126 ,. .yy , , E - .I ' .5 W ' M. wx fl. fr: s g V sit ,E 2157 'fgw if bl , fri if 4 fm , . a 7' 'f.I,.a. I ,L I, ' 1' I M V131 Wifi V. , I WH-F fytg, Q 4 V Y Q. 'W wg? Ei ff? . ' ,fy-14. . 111, 1 Q- I . pf: 1 ,. 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R' - '4 ,:1:lQ 1 'fifsm-h. - , ' .r4'TJ55'Q,af M N J' '-anal' ,ak 5 2, nk' In 4 X Mary Joan Cullinane, Secretary Marian Bunce, President T 4 Susan Deisel, Vice-President Rita Vogler, President Ympcwt The theme ot Impact this year is Turn on to Life! Their main ob- iectives have been to emphasize the need to care, to smile, and to communicate with each other. Impact has sponsored special days to promote understanding of each other, and to make all more aware of each other by bringing them closer together. IIZII Z Club is an organization for people who care. Those who want to give their time and concern are given the opportunity to help those who need it most. Girls volunteer their time at many places in the city-the AI Sigl Center, Baden Street Settlement, Monroe County Home, Strong Memorial Hospital, St. John's Nursing Home, and the C.Y.O. Individual corps have car washes and a play presented at the Mon- roe County Home. The officers attended a dinner for International Z Club mem- bers. Volunteers work hard at giving. 131 7r ff 'Q i v Linda Schirmer, Treasurer B ' Glu!- On your mark! Get set! Go! Tick! Tick! Tick! Ring! Ring! Ring! Stop! The Business Club is off and running to reach their 1971 goals. Since September, they've been typing, copying, and helping our teachers get tests and dittos ready for the day. This year was the first year that the club has had pins. The girls are very proud of these pins since they represent all the hard work that was volunteered. St. Agnes is very lucky to have a Business Club of such competency. Tutu-ce The Home Economics Club exists primarily so that St. Agnes girls may learn the arts of homemak- ing. The members sponsored a baked food sale for the student body and put the profits in the club's treasury. ln December, they prepared a delicious meal for Sister Helen and Father Cushing. This club has brought happi- ness-and good food-to every one at St. Agnes. 1 X . Maureen Flanagan, President 152 Patricia McCarron, Treasurer, Linda Butz, Pres- ident, Susan Stockmaster, Vice-President, Nancy Ostrowski, Secretary. Nancy Skrzynski Sr. Marie, Moderator I C Q B 'S xl N . 2- if . V , A 1 gl-F. y A. .' 3 'F . 741' 'tr - Gi is ,W ' zu a - as 1 Af fi for etrgsffir - . if U: ' V' T EIA: agar ' L4 . wg. , 1- ' jg., fg '19 sf, ' O 'vxfil ' Row 1: Susan Reidman, Cynthia Ryan. Row 2: Rhonda Pettigrew, Linda Le Clair, Deborah Chmiel. Row 3: Clarice Hundredmark, Mary Perna, Marycarmen Sanchez, Anne Klinke. PM The Joint language Club, the re- cent merger of the French, Span- ish and Latin Clubs, has combined to bring a greater span of dis- covery. Activities range from Latin Week with proiects involving the gods or model Roman houses, with a celebration complete with Roman hostesses, reminding all that Latin lives, to a Spanish Fiesta. This consists primarily of a dinner with constant attempts at following Spanish culture. Anoth- er experience is discovering how Christmas is celebrated in France. The meetings provide informa- tion on the customs and cultures of the ditiferent peoples. There has been discussion of holidays in the various countries, speakers such as our exchange student from Brazil, Mary Carmen San- chez, one of our language teach- ers, Mrs. Zilioux who is from Germany, and also a general sharing of knowledge about the diFferent peoples of the world. 133 ,S ' F 0' ' The Library Club is made up of students from every class who volunteer their free time to help W Sisters Mary Stephen and Marie Vincent keep the library running smoothly. Here Mary Schleyer performs the desk operations for Nancy O'Lasky. 4. 14.14. Volleyball, anyone? Or maybe you prefer soccer, basketball, softball or skiing. The G. A. A. has filled its schedule this year with all these activities. Games with Mercy, Naz- areth, Columbia, Kearney, Mooney, and Avon have been held outside, inside, in our gym or theirs. Increasing numbers of girls have been 'seen roaring down the slopes at Bristol. The G. A. A. provides excitement and fun for both spectators and members. 6detoma4,4 idribble, dribble, little ball, how we wonder where you'll falli All around, the masses sit and students cheer in screaming fits. ltravel, travel, teacher dear the referee is drawing neari Teachers make the first two points, though sultering from aching ioints. lout of bounds, you nasty ball! get back in, til half time's called.i Slster Jean forgets to duck, becomes first fowler -- that's her luck! i rah - rah - ree! yell varsity fans, they wildly stamp and clap their hands.i Maria Nichols gets rebounds and Bruckle whips that ball around, and makes a basket every time. To call that less than best is crime. iwho is next to substitute? Perhaps Miss Dutcher? She looks so cuteli Father Cushing plays well, indeed and Mr. Smith has amazing speed. Add Mr. Herbert to this pair and they're so good, it's hardly fair. l water, water, pleads Sister Jean can't cross this line? you sure are mean! i The score changes fast, the difference is vast. No, wait, it's now close, so which team can boast? lgrapefruit, grapefruit on my shirt squeeze your's hard to get a squirt.l Such spirit was shown by the fans in the bleachers, And no one believed that these were our teachers. Two such sillies put on a half-time show Sr. .loan and Sr. Carol carried on so. The game ended soon after this commotion, and although faculty won, we have our own notion. The students knowing well of the faculty's image, let the teachers win, to avoid a scrimmage. But this is the score: it's repeated as true, Teachers won 47 to varsity's 42. Kathryn Gaspar '71 Ski The St. Agnes Ski Club com- pleted its fourth year with a new record - no casualties. Each Friday night for eight weeks, 75 girls took to the slopes of Bristol Mountain. It is said if you can survive the bus ride, Rocket Run holds no threat. Hot chili, heavy boots, frozen hands and toes, ski- school lessons and broken poles will remain in the memories of every Ski Club graduate. Whether you lose a contact lens halfway down the slope or triumphantly per- fect your parallel, it never fails to be a truly remarkable experience. P' ' -0 T1 . g his g Kathleen Keck, Editor-in-Chief Marion Macaluso, Art Editor 5. t .,' .AUP- + N 'WI V f 1- ,4-f1I ' - an 5 K '- , :-N' i Anne Ziqqri, Literary Editor Deborah Downey, Business Editor ,. . . . A, Linda Smith, Photography Co-Editor J' Jean Shady, Associate Editor thePa!m Once upon a time there was a press room. lt was a large room with gleaming windows, so it was always full of fresh air and sun- shine to inspire the minds of edi- tors and staff. But a dark cloud passed over that era when the school was forced to repossess the Palm room, and turn it into another uniform, mundane class- room. ln the face of this dilemma, the editors found themselves in another room, small and window- less, with a constant temperature of 89 degrees. lt came as a sur- prise to the staff that they would be sharing it with an assortment of classes, from German l, to Ad- vanced Calculus. But fate struck again when the two sides of the room found it difficult to work in harmony. Enter Press Room :H:3, a four by four vacant bed- room below the convent. With no time left to completely move, the editors were forced to work out of two rooms, separated by numerous halls, the cafeteria, and an underground tunnel. Alas, these were difficult times, but surely the editors did rise out of the despairingly dreary depths of discord, to the brilliant ecstacy of achievement. 136 Linda Smith and ' Susan Dziengielewski, Photography Co-Editors Mm -N S K ,. W ml 'LW v v-qv QWFHQ i-sfgx - T9 Ki'1 Qt. v r k ' ,,, f gf, 5, .,v, J, 1 Y , 1 f 5 .1 R 1 A ,Z 1 'bu ' ,Q '. QQ Lf 1- -h,,.gg133Wg5 . Lffaf' jfffz 'wing-iw y ,, 1 , .. M, n , 1 -1 1,-,,..+f-' 2 1 3-bl ' Q5f,1s,'5', ,fi mfg? 45 W ' '- f ' , ,,LJQ.,'j i'yy4.S:,sQ1- ' ,file . it 'J fn.. . A, fr 3f'fW sa L Q - . tf':f 17,3y.l'3gf2f . gg, , , A, . 2. ,1,':-Wm, A Jw 1 . : .Y.:.,QJ,f fkygyi ' ' 'T' 5x14 ff diff' , x 2 'F' ., ll . r, , w'rI3A2f ' -Q.: '-L, -4 ,yu , 1, J rvixtgi .,.-.. .qw . . A A 53 Q , '.-. W1'.l 3:v -, 3S:'f' , 1':.m4f. ,Hull ,, mm f ,V Q 3 f' f T.f':?5'4 T . U -'fi V wi' , f 138 fm Fwmludv The St.Agnes Glee Club presented their annual musical this fall in the form of Love from Judy. The cast consisted of Glee Club members as well as students from McQuaid, Aquinas, and Kearney. The play told the story of Judy, an orphan in the John Greer Home. An unknown benefactor sends her to an elite all-girl col- lege, where she meets Jervis Pen- dleton, a dashing young million- aire. Judy reports all her activities in letters to her benefactor, which she signs with Love from Judy. The kindly old gentleman who sent Judy to college is actually Jervis, and by the final curtain Judy and Jervis are well on their way to living happily ever after. Judy Abbott , .. Jervis Pendleton Sally , Julia Pendleton Hilda ,,,,,,,,, , , Grace Pritchard Jimmy ,. , Gordon , .,..,.,Laurie Brongo ,, Ron Parent , lucy Mendoza ., , Paula Gager Mary Sue Scarciotta Lisa Cook , Andy Thomas ,Jim Peters Va els' 5 sa . N Sf Bm! 1 . ,,,,, V T . . V ' 'ff f1f,:fi,Q1'f. ',, ,-J ,.Kfs?iimi,.,,, 'T V1 ,:,:a5Zf5..'55 1-'f s :,,:' -f-::..4 . W':ff1f2?f:i?1-Q. , ..Lf:sz,g,o1.:f,' .. 'V fx 'ft-mv ,,ff,g5,g,,,,,.5::ey7f' f - thi. 1 F The new voices of the school - learning the voice exercises for the first time - deciding which section to Sing - electing offi- cers. Under the guidance of Sr. Virginia Hogan, the young voices learn to produce a variety of tones from deep and dark to the highest delicate soprano note. The first song looks unconquer- able, but by patient practice of each part, the finished product tits together in harmonious agree- ment. At the Christmas concert the Freshman Chorus makes its first public appearance, finishing up the year at the Spring Concert. 4leeClu6 What's that sound? lt's loud then soft . . . soft then loud. If you listen very carefully you will rec- ognize the voices of the St. Agnes Glee Club practicing warm up exercises and learning new songs under the direction of Sr. Virginia Hogan. Many hours are spent in a week for these girls who prac- tice over and over again, blend- ing their voices together to produce some special songs. Through all the practicing, the result comes in the form of sev- eral performances-the Christmas and Spring concerts here, and participation in those at Mercy and Rush-Henrietta. The Glee Club also prepares and presents a musical each fall - this year bringing Love From Judy to the St. Agnes stage. ln May, the Glee Club brings their talent to a test at the New York State Aiudication, a difficult competi- tion that iudges a group on every dynamic and note of a song. Through all of these activities comes a strong unity which is formed by the sharing of pleasure and work.. . and it is most visible when you see them under the stage lights, working together, singing together - and smiling together. 139 Sr. Anne Virginia Nancy Domiano Jill Helfrich DcamaCCu6 The auditorium is deathly quiet. The clock clicks in the solemn stillness. Suddenly the doors fly open and girls stumble down the dark aisles, laughing at their own clumsiness. Soon lights are turned on and everyone is now seated and listening to their moderator, Sr. Virginia Hogan, who is telling the members of the Drama Club about auditions for the Christmas Play, The Gift of Tenyin. The Drama Club is always busy plan- ning activities. Their spring play Bright Girl under the direction of Mr. Andia was a big success. If you believe in stars and if you believe in trying, then maybe Drama Club is something for you to believe in-it has its own kind of stars. 6 t T T wk A Michele Sural Sr. Alice McLaughlin Marilee Dummer, Laurie Brongo 140 is N flax 5 X Xia EQ. up , J '71, sfifg' F? 6 yf. .Z 4 K , ff.. flu 4. Q ?n H 1 '91 . he wail scsi V 4 ,fig 'wavy . f- ai, W s M -Q. Milk V: ' A . .QA - -an xx .,,m,3 x 'x F 'wr 41 Bishop Joseph Hogan Martha Bittlingmaier QI? 143 3 m Patricia Magliocco Maureen Roach 0 Margaret Perona 790 4 ,Q- 1' v n ' ki From January 14 until January 26, St. Agnes High School was once again in the grip of that peculiar hysteria, the Magazine Drive. Formerly sensible, law-abiding members of the student body succumbed to screaming, shriek- ing and general carrying on at that assembly known affectionately to all of us as the The Zoo, formally the official beginning of the drive. For the next week or so, guerilla warfare tactics enter all phases of St. Agnes life. The class to knock over the most innocent bystanders in the race to put up posters considers itself victorious in that category. The class that can be heard all over the school land some iuniors claim to have made their cheers vibrate clearly through Gene- see Valley Parkl also receives grudg- ing admiration. But these are only second best to the magazine selling tactics employed by our young ladies. No door is left un-knocked upon, no potential custo- mer is left unaccosted by our eager saleswomen. The payoff comes at the closing assembly, known to be un- believable, when one class lthis year the Mickey Mouse Seniorsl receives first prize and a week's supply of laryngitis. The whole school, -for their efforts, receives the state wide first prize. Mascots and dwarfs vow to solve Pinocchio's prob- was g lem. The real solution comes with top salesmen like Sue Bruckel and Sue Foos. Snowwhite, Michele Szembrot, co-chairman lsecond from rightly Pinocchio, linda Butz, Business Chair- man, Iead the dwarfs and mascots in a chorus line and in the Magazine Drive spirit. Co-chairman Pat Dynski as Jiminey Cricket gives Mr. Hull, Readers' Digest representative, the all important results to announce. pedal Every Day 6, the last 4 mods of the day, St. Agnes students have a break from the routine of classes by means ot the assembly period. Various cultur- al and educational acts are brought to the stage of our auditorium. This year, the student body was an enthusiastic audience for Arthur Mil- ler's Death of a Salesman, pre- sented by the National Theatre Com- pany. Representatives of the Democratic and Republican parties presented their platforms before the local elec- tions. An open assembly sponsored by the Student Council brought in Yoga experts l3l, a ski instructor lll, iudo student, charm consultants, with each student attending the subject that most interested her. Miss Louise Hickey performed The Barretts of Wimpole Street, delight- ing the student body again with her limitless variety of expressions and characters. Sr. Mary Anne l6l from Brazil and Sr. Marie Albert l5l from the Selma mission presented slides and an explanation of what the missions are accomplishing. A representative of the Committee of Responsibility l4l made the stu- dents of St. Agnes aware of the plight of young war victims and the students responded by donating over S900 to COR. Dr. Michael LaCombe l2l pre- pared a questionnaire on drugs and their use among St. Agnes students and presented the results to the par- ents as well as the students. Even mini-guests l7l were on the agenda for the Child Development class. 145 CLASS OF 1972 Andrews, Kathleen Attridge, Joanne .... Augsbury, Deborah Bader, Elizabeth ,,.. Baetzel, Patti ....,.. ,,,.,,, Barone, Michele ...... ....,,A Bergan, Virginia ...,.. ,.,... Bergen, Connie ...,,... ...,,. Bierley, Barbara ..,,,.,.. ,....., Bittlingmaier, Joanne Boccacino, Michele ..... ...,... Brewin, Mary .,.,...... Briody, Theresa Brongo, Laurie .,.,. Buehler, Mary ,..., Bunce, Marian ...,. Burke, Mary ..,,.....,,....,.. ..,.... Campbell, Mary Ellen Cannon, Sharon ......... ..... Carlin, Mary Beth ...., ...,.. Caryl, Cynthia ........ Casale, Janet .......... 43, Caveny, Monica ......... ,,,,.,... Cavuoto, Ann Marie .... .,,.,., Cerra, Cheryl ............ .... Cheshire, Mary ,.,... Chmiel, Deborah ...... Church, Marianne ..,. Coe, Diane ....,...,., Coleman, Sally Collins, Cynthia ,,..., Collins, Kathleen ....... ......... Conheady, Christine , Criddle, Barbara ...., Davis, Gail ...... Dean, Veronica ..... DeMare, LuAnn ..... DeMers, Deborah .,.. Dengler, Rosemary Derleth, Mary Ellen , Derleth, Shirley .,,....,. Derleth, Susan ......,.. 44, .. .......... 46 Di Chesere, Mary Ellen ....,. ....,, Di Fiore, Mary .,.,....,..... , ..........A. Di Florio, Marie .,,,... ....... 4 Dolph, Mary Janine 1, Doyle, Karen ...,......... ...... Dudley, Martha ...... Dummer, Marilee .... Dunbar, Diane Dziuba, Amy ,.,...... Ernst, Jacqueline ..,. Evershed, Sharon .... Ewanow, Helen ,.,.. Fahy, Sally .,..... Faiello, Lucretia Farrell, Kathleen .... Fassanella, Mary .... Ferrera, Barbara .,.... Ferro, Darlene ...,. Fess, Patricia ...., Fintak, Jaan ....,..... Flagler, Paula ........., Flynn, Mary Ellen , ..., , ..,. ,. Forster, Kathleen .,.. Froehler, Regina ,.... Fuss, Roseann ,,....... Gaftke, Mary Ann .... Gallina, Patricia ...,. Gartlan, Michelle ,,,.,. .....,, Geraci, Nancy ....... Gaodlein, Gail ,,,.. Gosnell, Susan ,... Hall, Theresa ..,......... ,,,.,,.. Hargrove, Deborah Harradine, Mary ,,.,.. ,,,,,,,, Heindl, Catherine ...... ..,..... Hellems, Margaret .... ....... Hennessy, Joanne .,..,. ..,...,. Herrmann, Marie ...,.. ....... Hess, Mary Agnes ,.,. ......., Hinz, Mary Patricia Hoffman, Nancy ..,,..., ,,,,,,, Holland, Joan .,.,.. Holt, Suzanne ,..... Hutt, Laurie ........ Katz, Sallyanne ,.... Keenan, Pamela ,.... Kelliher, Marietta ...,.. ,,,,,,, Kelly, Susan ........ Kern, Ellen ...,. Kuitems, Ranae .... Kuntz, Mary Lou LaComba, Joan ...., Langmeyer, Nancy ,... ,.,,, 4 3, Lantry, Deborah ,..,. Larzelere, Gail .,,, Latoski, Susan ,... Laveck, Sandra .... Lee, Patricia .,...... LoCastro, Linda ..... Logan, Sheila ...,..,.. Lucieer, Jacquelyn ,,,,,, .,,,,,, Lynah, Margaret .,.... Magnera, Mariellen Maher, Kathleen Maier, Barbara .... Mallory, Lynn .,..... Maloney, Deirdre ,.,. Maloney, Margaret ....... ,,,,,,, Mattraw, Susan .,.., McCarran, Patricia .... ,,.,,,. McCarthy, Mary Pat McCrone, Jeanne ...,...,.... .,.,.. McCrone, Mary Therese ..... ,.,., McGary, Valerie ,.,......,.,.. ,,.,. Meng, Mary ..,,...,......... ........ Mantione, Mary Beth Murphy, Mary Anne Murrell, Nancy .,.,,.. Nally, Sheila .... Newell, Mary ...,,. Nichols, Diane ....... O'Hara, Michelle ...... ..,... Oliver, Vanza ......... O'Laughlin, Eileen .... ....... O'Neill, Patricia ..,., Ostrowski, Nancy . ..... .....,. Pelle, Yolanda ....... Pelleschi, Michele ....., .....,., Perdue, Nara ...... Perrault, Sheila .... Perry, Kathleen .,...., Pettigrew, Rhonda .... ......,, Pia mpiano, Jane ..... Polizzi, Kathy ......... Quagliata, Arleen ...... .. 146 Quinn-, Debra ........ Ramph, Michello ..... Ranieri, Christine ..... Reagan, Linda ...... Redfield, Karen .... Reichardt, Susan .,....,......,.. Ritzenthaler, Ann Marie ....... Roche, Diane ,,,...,,.,,,,,,,.,,, Rossiter, Mary Ellen ..,. Rowan, Mary Jean ,,..,. Rowe, Karen. ..,,..,,.... . Schafer, Kathleen .....,.. Scheuerlein, Suzanne ..... Schmidt, Laura ...,.....,.. Schwind, Dorothy ..... Serpe, Joyce ,.,..,.,.. Sheran, Deborah ..... Smith, Kathy ..... Smith, Suzanne ..A, Specht, Sarah ..... Statt. Bonnie .,... Statt, Lorraine Stevens, Helen ,.,... Stiler, Ruth ......... Surhotf, Sharon .... Teresi, Denise ..,,. Thomas, Carol ,,,,,,,., Tierney, Mary Kay ...... Turrie, Kathleen .... Vaccarella, Jean .,.,,.. Vaiana, Mary Anne .... Valeska, Judy ,...,........., Vander Hoeven, Susan ...... Van Sice, Barbara ......... Vatter, Sandra ,..,..... Vollmer, Katherine .......c. Wahl, Mary Catherine ...,.. Walrath, Mary Beth ..., Ward, Patricia ,....,.,, Zampatori, Annette ...,............... CLASS OF 1973 Aguilar, Gertrudis .,,,., Andreassi, Mary ..... Annunziata, Frances .... Anuskiewicz, Karen .... Auble, Sandra ,,,..,,,, Bamburoski, Judith ...... Barrett, Suzanne .,... Bartosch, Dorothy ,.... Batz, Janice .......... Bayer, Mary Lou ...,. Beikirch, Kathleen Beisheim, Lee Ann ...... Bianchi, Phyllis .... Bilous, Bonnie .,,... Brady, Ruth Ann ,.... Bramer, Carol ..,... Brennan, Michele ..... Brennan, Patricia ..... Briody, Rosemary ...,. Brophy, Linda ...... Brown, Maureen ..... Buckley, Eileen ..,,..... Burke, Mary Louise .... Carey, Barbara .... Carroll, Donna ...... Casey, Cheryl Chapman, Carol ..., Chiazza, Lorraine ..,., Clar, Susan ........, Claus, Colleen ......,,.,... Clements, Jacqueline . ...., ...YV. Cocuzzi, Mary Ellen ...., Collins, Eileen ........,. Collins, Kimberly ,,,.,, Cometa, Karen .....,. Corsetti, Salma ,.,.. Cowley, Patricia Cozan, Gertrude Crews, Carol ..., ....... Cristantello, Carol .... Cullen, Kathleen D'Amico, Lynne ..,., Darby, Mary .,.,.,.. Davin, Kathleen ..... Dean, Joan ....,, Dean, Sabrina ....,......... Della Ventura, Rosemary Deprez, Mary ....,...,......, DiBella, Diane ,,.., Dilaura, Patricia .....,.. DiMarsico, Deborah ,...l DiMarzo, Deborah .... DiPasquale, Sharon , DiRoma, Kristine .,., Dobbertin, Elizabeth .,,.l Donadoni, Doreen .... Donato, Patricia , ., Doran, Margaret Doyle, Barbara .....,. DuMant, Veronica ,.., Dungan, Laura .,.. Dunn, Diane ....,, Elms, Cynthia .,..,, Ernst, Joanne ...,..,,, Finnegan, Kathleen .,... Fischette, Theresa ., Fletcher, Nancy .....,. Flynn, Colleen ....,., Ford, Karen ,...........,. Fornarola, Annmorie Fortuna, Jeanette .,.... Freeman, Kathryn ,,,.., Freitas, Janice ..,.... Fulmer, Ethel ,.............. Gallagher, Elizabeth ......... ,...--.. Gaspar, Mary Elizabeth Geraci, Paula ............. Giannetti, Anna Gilmore, Mary ..... Gionta, Susan ..,.. Godin, Mary .........,.. Gottermeier, Patricia Greeley, Debra ...,... Gregory, Loretta Guerinot, Suzanne ,... Guyette, Jane ,... Hardock, Linda ..... Hartman, Patricia ,..... Hasby, Karen ..,.... Heagney, Judith ........ Howard, Sherill ........... Hundredmark, Clarice .... ....... Innes, Sheila ..........., Jacavone, Theresa .... Joslin, Martha .,.. Keating, Patricia Kelly, Mary Pat ,.,.. Kelly, Patricia .... Kelsey, Janice ..., Kenna, Carol ,.,.., Klinke, Anne ...,.. KnaPP, Kathryn ..,,. Karytkowski, Jane Laglia, Bernadette ,..... Lancaster, Mary .,.., Lanski, Beverly ....... LaRock, Annette ...., LeBeau, Lisa Leone, Doreen .... Leonetti, Joanne ..... Lessord, Regina .,... Lighthouse, Joyce ...... Link, Elizabeth ....... Lionti, Nancy ........, Lodico, Joanne ,.,..,.,. Lynch, Mary Anne Lynd, Helene ......... Magliocco, Donna Mallon, Joan ...,.. Marlin, Maria .... Martin, Shirley ....... Marzano, Janice ..... Masetta, Linda .,..... Mattis, Rae .,..,,...,. Maurer, Elizabeth McAvinney, Ann ..... McCabe, Maureen McCarrick, Janet ..... McCarthy, Lucinda ...... McDonald, Mary ..... McDonald, Patricia McNamara, Susan Meade, Eileen ...... Miceli, Antonina ..... Miceli, Diego .......,. Miller, Anne ........... Mirabella, Christine Mitchell, Jan ........... Monahan, Kathleen Mullaney, Christina Murrer, Margaret ...... Mykins, Patricia ...,,... Naughton, Margaret Nicoli, Denice ,....,..., Nothnagle, Linda .. Nowicki, Helene ...,.. O'Lasky, Nancy ,.... O'Leary, Shannon Olshefski, Gloria ...., O'Malley, Colleen .... Palmermo, Patricia , ..... Palozzi, Cathy ,.,.,,, Paris, Catherine ..... Pelusio, Donna ....... Penna, Teresa ,,.. Perry, Sharon ,.,... Pierce, Patricia ....... Powers, Linda ..,...... Putrone, Annie Jo .,..,. Redar, Mecca .,........, Reichardt, Donna ...... Riedman, Susan Roberson, Brenda ...... Ross, Catherine .,.,. Roth, Rosina Ruf, Sheree ....,... Russell, Denise ,.,,... Ryan, Cynthia ......... Schatzlein, Kathleen Scheg, Mary Clare ...... 147 Schleyer, Christine ..... Schleyer, Mary .... Schmitt, Janice ........ Schoelles, Christine Schreiner, Susan ..e... Seniawski, Elaine .... Shady, Mary ,.,.,... Shufelt, Kathleen .,.. Skirvin, Sandra .... Smalt, Kathleen .... Smarsh, Linda ....,.., Snyder, Deborah .... Stadler, Ann .......... Sullivan, Margaret ..... Sutton, Judy ...........,. Szembrot, Mary Lou .... Tantalo, Erma .,...,.. Thomas, Mary Ann ...... Thompson, Mary Ann ..... Thorne, Betty ..........,.. Trabold, Barbara ,.,. Trippe, Elizabeth ....,, Unamann, Janice .,.,... Valerio, Mary Anne ...... Vandewater, Jeanne .... Van Sice, Marlene ..... Vicente, Pairlee .,.... Weaver, Laurie West, Kim Marie ........,. Westfall, Neva Grace .,... Wilkinson, Catherine .... Willer, Kathleen ......... Wischmeyer, Laurie ...... Wolkonowski, Susan ...... Woodard, Margaret ...... Woolaver, Mary Kay .... Wrig ht, Lydia .............. Yakamovitch, Marlene ..... Yeager, Judith ........... Young, Roberta .... Zielinski, Jane ..,.., CLASS OF 1974 Allen, Cheryl Ann ..................... Arico, Laurie ............. Arnold, Catherine ,.... Augsbury, Julie ....... Bailey, Jean .,............. Bailey, Mary Beth ..... Bartz, Joan ............. Bayer, Jeanie ,.......... Beauchamp, Jeanne ,..,.. Beckman, Laurie ,,...,. Beisheim, Janet .... Benard, Joyce .,.... Bianco, Mary Ann ..... Binnert, Yvonne ......... Bittlingmaier, Susan ...... Blanda, Marianne ..... Boyle, Lisa .............. Brady, Candy ........ Britt, Mary Ellen ...., Brucker, Monica .,.. Bryant, Christine ,.... Buckner, Mary Jo ..,,. Burke, Barbara ,... Bus, Josephina ,..... Byrnes, Eileen ...... Carl, Lisette ....... Carroll, Patricia .... Casamento, Angela .... Case, Barbara ........,, Caselli, Mary ,....,... Castelli, Deborah ..,.., Celentani, Mary ....,,, Cheshire, Ruth Ann .,,. Chidsey, JoAnn ......,.., Chmiel, Kathleen ,,..,. Clar, Catherine .,... Clark, Corinne .,,. Clark, Patricia r..,.,,, , Coddington, Janet ,,.. Colaneri, Nancy .,.,, Colayori, Diana .,,,. Colwell, Susan .....Y.....Y,..... -,-,---, Conner, Mary Catherine Connors, Mary .........,,,... ,,-----' Copeland, Janice ....,, Cosby, Odette ,,,, Cregan, Joan .,..,, Culver, Laurie ..,.,. Dachille, Laura ,..,, Daganese, Joanne Darby, Mary Kay .,., Davin, Helen .,,,..,., Dean, Grace ...,,,,. Derleth, Susan .....,, Doherty, Margaret ,,.. Donnelly, Jean ...., Dorr, Mary , ,.,,,,. . Dwyer, Helen ..,,. , Eassa, Nasrin ,..,.. Edelman, Ann .,..... Elam, Mary Beth, ,.,,. , Engtert, Christine .,..,, Evans, Valerie ,,.,,. Farrell, Rosemary ,...,, Finn, Caroline ,,,, Faos, Judith ..,..,...,. Francesca, Lisa ,,..,,,..,,, Freudigmon, Cynthia ...., ,.... Goger, Nadine .....,.., Galen, Karen ......,,,,, Geary, Mary Anne Geen, Cynthia .,.,,.,., Gennuso, Geraldine ,... Glazebroolc, Patricia . Glenn, Lindo ...,........a, Godin, Donna ........ Gottschalk, Mary Beth Gould, Mary .,,., ,.., . , Graden, Barbara , Gross, Noreen ,,,, Haefele, Janis . Hake, Joann ,..... Hall, Barbara Hall, Jacquelyn ..,., Hall, Mary .,,., ,..,... Hart, Margaret ..... Heindl, Ann ,,,..., ....,,,. Hentschel, Bernadette , Hill, Zina .......,.,, Hires, Deborah .....,,.. Hochadel, Pamela ,.,... ,,,,,, Honadle, Nora ...... Hoyt, Janet ....... Huff, Megan ,,,.. lmhof, Anne ..,,... Iocolono, Mary ,,..,..., Johnson, Karen ,.,....... ..,,,, Kavanagh, Maureen ...,., ..,,,, Keating, Maureen ,.,.. Keenan, Kathleen ,,... Kiley, Karen .......,... Kleehammer, Karen a,., a..... Knaggs, Mary ,.,... Kohl, Kathleen ,.,... Laganella, Debra .,.., LaManna, Janice ,.,.. Larzelere, Joan LeClair, Linda ....,, Ledet, Barbara ,..... Lewis, Karen ..... Little, Mary Lou ,,,. Malave, Nancy ....,,,,..,.. . .... . Mancarella, Margaret Marcus, Lillian ,, ,....,,, Marks, Diane ....,,,. Mars, Mary Ellen e,.., Masten, Deborah .... , McCarney, Patricia ,..... ,,,, McCrone, Barbara ...... ,,,... McDermott, Patricia , McMahon, Elizabeth Melchionne, Linda ,,,,,. ,, Melia, Susan ,..... Merz, Robin ,,.,... Meyer, Judith ..,,, Miceli, Audrey .r.... Mogavero, Carla ,,r,. Monello, Caroline Motsay, Elizabeth ..,.,, ,,,, , Murphy, Kathryn ..,.. Murrell, Joan ,,......... Nacimiento, Tessie ,.,,,, ,,,,.. Natale, Cynthia ....,,. Nau, Lorraine ,,,,,, Neary, Patrice ....,,,,, Nichols, Maria . ..,,,,,,,, Nicoletta, Katherine .,., .,... Niger, Mary Alice Nowaski, Catherine .... ,, , Nyhan, Lynda ..,.,,,,, O'Brien, Kathleen ,, O'Brien, Lisa ....,,,, O'Connor, Eileen ,..., O'Hare, Mary ,,,,,. O'Keefe, Debora ,,,, O'Leary, Ellen ,,,... Oliver, Frances ,,,,. O'Neill, Patricia ,,,, Parina, Wendy ,.,. , pedal ..,..,.,, k,..,.... ,.. Paulichko, Lillian .... Pecoraro, Judy ,,.,. Peets, Catherine ...... Pettigrew, Lita ...., Ragusa, Mary ..... Raymer, Karen ..... Reagan, Barbara .... Reichardt, Catherine ,.... Reinhardt, Christine .,... Rice, Margaret ..,....... Riedman, Katherine ,...a Rivera, Sandra ,,,,...,.. Rivers, Roseanne Rolle, Kathleen ..... Ruf, Lauretta ....... Scherer, Barbara Schessl, Eileen ..,.......... Scheuerman, Christina Schneider, Paula .. .,,, ,, Schouten, Simone ,.,,r. Schuth, Sally Ann Sekelsky, Kimberley ..... Shaw, Elynor ......,,, . Sherbinski, Linda Shufiield, Debra ..... Siegl, Margaret ..... Silano, Concetta Smallridge, Karen .... Smith, Cynthia .,,,, Smith, Judy ,,,,.. Spade, Sandra ,.,.,.. Stott, RoseMary ,,,t., . Stebbins, Mary Sue . Stephany, Kathleen ,. Stephany, Penelope ,,,, . Stott, Marcia .,,,t,,.. Streb, Mary Anne ..., Streicher, Patricia ,,,,. A Streiff, Kathleen ...... Struczewski, Nancy ,.,. Sullivan, Karen ,,... Tatlock, Pamela ..,..... Touchette, Elizabeth Trabucco, Marie ,.,.,..., Trotta, Paula ,,.....,, Tuohey, Kathleen ,...,, Unger, JoAnne .,..,,, Valentino, Patricia Van Epps, Lynn ,,,.. Veeder, JoAnne ....,, Wallace, Kathleen ,,,, Weiser, JoAnne ,.,,.. Werdein, Patricia ,,,. , West, Merrie .....,,,.. Wiant, Priscilla .....,.. Wilkinson, Eileen ...... Wilson, Christine ,.,... Wynn, Eileen ........,, Youney, Deborah ..,. Zamites, Elizabeth Zengerle, Anne .,,, , JONI MITCHELL . SARA SPECT REVEREND WALTER CUSHING KIMBERLY-CLARK COMPANY SISTER BARBARA JOHNSON GM'DU BOIS CORP. 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