St Agnes Seminary School - Agnesian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Name Joan Albanese Kathleen Boyhan Shelia Clark Mary Curly Marie Devincenzo Marypat Donnelly Maryjane Graham Mary Heney Mary Keaveney Cathrine Lee Maryalice Needham Eileen O'Brien Maryjo Panarelli Dorothy Petrone Patricia Quinn Barbara Ryan Margaret Ross Grace Stewart Barbara Thomas Celeste Vitarella allblflfy dd She Says She Will Be Nursery teacher Secretary Speech theraphist Nurse English teacher Nurse Secretary Kindergarten teacher Foundling nurse Elementary teacher Nurse Air line hostess Real estate agent Lab technician Nurse Career girl Veterinarian Secretary Singer Earring collector 55 pen pvrfraifd We Say She Will Be Temperance leader Fashion model Gerber's baby food tester Rooter for the missions Lady jet pilot Cushman's cookie cutter Head of loan corporation Piano tuner Jelly doughnut tiller Owner of Breezy Point Surf Club Beret connoisseur Raisin manufacturer Diet constultant Ballerina Corsage peddler Superintendent of Dept. of Parks Court Jester President of a Correspondence Clu Marine's Pen Pal Mother of 5 15 b We'll Always Remember Her For Starched shoelaces Peculiar noises Daily complexion care Dog-bark Correct answer Argyle knee socks Cheerfulness Mischief Diets in reverse Reservations at the New Yorker Giggle Dimples Chaufleured cars Casual look Dancing technique Acting Pranks Candid Camera Shots Those exciting weekends Her Sweet 16 Party

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rl Wflfvvj CELEST E CARMELA VITARELLA Saints Simon and jude Legion of Mary 1,2,3,4g Crusade 4. A Nick in her heart . . . lingering smile . . . loves a laugh . . . dozens of cousins . . . dark eyes to match her hair . . . ideal friend . . . Ahhh. Unforgettable You BARBARA LOUISE THOMAS P. S. 152 Legion of Mary 2,35 Crusade 2,3. uiet and lovable. . . a sweetness all her own . . . always with Margie. . . tiny waist . . . impish grin . . . friendly and sincere . . . I'm starving. Beautiful Dreamer if

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V JANUARY CLASS HISTUHY Twenty one, staunch, determined, but frightened Freshmen were we, as we timidly opened Saint Agnes' doors four years ago. Huddled to- gether in our adaptable to every occasion hall, we were greeted first by Sister Mary Agnes, and then by Sister Anthilia, our Freshman official, who braved through those typical Freshman blunders with us. Many strange things bewildered us during the first few weeks, but none so strange as Eileen's gym suit which gracefully draped her ankles. We wondered if it wasn't a little bit large. Under the pressure of our first president, Barbara Ryan, we buckled down to foreign subjects. Algebra puzzled us, biology fascinated us, and English proved to be the cause of it all. We will always remember Maryalice's unique answer to Sister Anna Loretto's famous question: Explain the Blessed Trinityl'- I can't Sister, it's a mystery. The school suffered untold woe when Celeste brought her frozen fish head into biology and left it on the radiator to thaw. In the fall we returned to the Sem, civilized Indiansn and gradually we began to doubt that there was a swimming pool on the sixth floor. December came and Kathy and Maryjo brought the Christmas spirit into our room by spraying plastic snow over us. In the twinkle of an eye our Green Years were over, and full fledged Sopbr were we. All would have been hopeless when we were doomed to geometry, had it not been for our information please - Marie who was always available. In September Sister Regina Assumpta welcomed us and we spent the term admiring her attractive room decora- tions. Regents didn't seem to worry our double-trouble team, Mary Curly and Mary Heney, whose favorite pastime was rearranging desks so that we couldn't find our books. When the Regents had passed Cbut had we?J, we seemed to hear the old Grandfather Clock ticking faster than usual and it didnit seem possible that half of our education at Saint Agnes Seminary was over. !-all 4,- 2 3 5 47