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

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Life at St. Agnes is a perfect exam- ple of the fact that the confines of a structured existence allows for an in- finite variety of activity. Without guidelines for behavior and action, school would be unbearable, how- ever, with them, we are free to make each year an entirely new experience. Every aspect of our lives, classes, or- ganizations, and sports, is subject to our creative nuances. Every day is filled with opportunities, no matter how small, for us to assert our indi- vidual touches, whether it is creating a special spirit day, or planning a sem- inar, or simply telling a joke when it is most needed. This Lambs' Tale 1981 chronicles the forging of a unique year which can never be repeated. 6 5 -Q. 182 CLOSlNG 15 'L

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