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

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' 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.