St Agnes School - Lambs Tale Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Although St. Agnes is a very small school, the varied organiza- tions provided the student body with an abundance of oppor- tunities. Some clubs were open to all, some had certain restrictions, but all welcomed new members. The Seniors assumed the presi- dential responsibilities and the underclassmen were eager to join, the Clubs and Organizations ena- bled the Aggies to know people who were not necessarily in their academic classes. The Organiza- tions of St. Agnes often decided or suggested the path the school should take. Meetings were often hectic and noisy, but, more often than not, by the time of adjourn- ment, many decisions had been made. These frequent meetings helped to develop friendships among the girls, yet, the extra- curricular and social activities that the clubs had organized were the real friend making events. The students of St. Agnes were en- couraged to become involved in some extracurricular activities not only to develop friendships with students of different classes, but also to share their talents.

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110 GUILD if ,f1 ?i1.53 Dorothy Gibson, Janet Mueller, and Jenny Uehlinger lead the Christmas Carol proces- sional. A little Ieary of giving blood, Laura Grant peers apprehensively at the Blood Mobile apparatus. Guild. Front Flow: Peggy Roth, Janet Muel- ler, Tricia Chupkovich. Second Row: Jenny Uehlinger, Dorothy Gibson, Anne Goodwin. Third Row: Mariike Smith, Karen Mierke, Lynne Rogich. Back How: Courtney Hudson, Kem Rein, Wendy Ulrich, Mary Gallagher. Missing: Vicky Howell, Susan Blanton. 'E' PP