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

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Cathy Cathy Langdon was always talking, eating corn, or just plain having a good time of it. At lunch every day she ate corn when the cafeteria had it, and if they didn't have it, she usually filled her lunch period with corny gos- sip of her neighborhood, family, and friends. She never liked the way she wrote, her writ- ing to her was just scribble. Once when we were in the hall getting ready for History on a day when a report was due, she said, I should have typed thisg I hope I never become famous or anything like that because if I ever did and had to autograph something, I'd be positively embarrassed. She was like any other kid her age, worried about the War, the POW'S, and everything else teen-agers care about. She'd do anything for you no matter how little or how big a thing it was. She loved the world and life itself and was a kid I'm sure we'll never forget or want to forget. She was beautiful in mind and spirit and soul. Mary Van Sice For My Friend, Cathy What was she like? She was someone who was happy and made other people happy. She acted as if she didnlt have a trouble in the world. I always liked her style. Easy to get along with. You could tell her your problems and she'd try to help you with them. If she were still alive today, I'm sure I'd do the same for her. I know one thing - we're all going to miss her a long time. Ellen Guyette When I think of Cathy Langdon, I picture her smiling because she was always smiling. She seemed to be happy about something all the time. Sister Mary Lynch Cathy was a very conscientious student. She tried to do an assignment without missing a single detail. Sister Jane Joseph

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The wimier. Ripped poster speaks of a lost campaign. at x Mary Gould registers voters of the Junior Class. Frosh Halloween party brings screams and laughs. Election Day '72 Voting day . . . cast your ballot! . . . Nixon and Agnew in '72 . . . But I'm not eighteen yet! . . . registration . . . signature in triplicate . . . McGovern and Shriver . . . or was it Eagleton? . . . get out and vote! . . . results tallied . . . Nixon re-elected at St. Agnes . . . the people agree. Kathy Riedman shows Freshmen how to vote. Beth Berry 1 17 2 Ann Stadler mourns America on Election Day. Sister Carol strums a tune.

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