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

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nil The 1959 Agni: ian DYYIDIUI CEIDURIHTQIS The road is long from the project to its completion. Formulating the propaganda for the business end of the Agnesian requires countless hours of careful plan- ning. Here the business staff is gathered in one of its frequent meetings. SEATED: Cecilia Weingarten. Irene Carrario and Emilia Lauro. STANDING: Valerie Brewer and Catherine Cusimano. Executive Business Manager. Melanie Amato was absent when this pic- ig V TW? ture was taken. A., -...I 7 My To insure the success of next year's yearbook, Wendy Rendueles. Editor-in-chief. takes charge of instructing our Junior staff mem- bers Pat Grafton lLEFTl and Grace Butler KRIGHTF in the tech- nique of turning out a production comparable to last year's which was awarded the rank of Medalist from the Columbia Press Asso- ciation and All-Catholic from the Catholic Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. ln the minds of most people, who see only the finished product - a composite of events concerning itself with smil- ing girls whose poses are explained in eye-catching captions - the joli of producing an award winning yearbook appears easy enough. But this yearis editors and assistants who lahoriously lnurned the 6 P. M, oil at school, can testify to the time and the toil that went into every page. Capturing suitable students and settings with the lens of a camera or the stroke of a hrusli. trying to create copy that at least hinted of hprofessional journalistic styled and condensing all into a compact school chronicle was no dainty job to set helore a staff. However, the realization of the l959 Agnes- ian's importance hoth as a record for the school and the personal rernernhrance of each graduate more than provided the necessary incentive. The photography' end of the Agnesian certainly lends the greatest appeal as far as the student body is concerned. 1What girl doesn't like to be in pictures?l STANDING: Assistant Editors Mary Lou Loughran and Barbara Ncwbould. SEATED: Rosemarie Guerci and Frances Hesterberg. Illustrations lend varietv to any book. Assistant editors Nancy' Viola and Peggy' O'Connor dis- cuss with Annette Tamm. Art Editor. the hows and wheres of illustrating the Agnesian. it

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jf a anoetime 2? x X f I V I ft I i . , t 6 5 i K , i 3 i f 'f' Y 1 9 The grandeur of :i bygone era echoed through the Louis XVI suite as Seniors and their escorts convened for the Grand March. Shown here are Catherine Cusimzmo. Betty Barha. Mary Lou Pickens. Francis Hines, Betty Jane Hynes. Marjorie Eisner, Dick Fontaine, Pat Jones. Joe McCaffrey, Denis Kelleher. Peggy O'Connor, Bob Parker. Eleanor Miller. Diane Connelly. Joe D'Amico, Valerie Brewer, Michele Priscandaro, and Chuck Le Fever. Crowded hours of glorious life, are worth an age without a name. when at renowned oreliestra player polishes his trumpet till it reller-ts the Waltlorl-Astoria-s eryslul ehunrleliersg when lility-six tuxerloeml lmys fullmx llmver- fresli seniors thmugxli the tloors of the hott-lis Louis XXI Suite. the rn-eaisimi mn only he our Senior l'i'um. This atlliuir. held on April Ill. was ultentletl lay the memhers of the gmrliirrtiiig elatss :mtl their eseorts. liegginning the evening with u stop at the ermvent where they forimtlly ixitrotlueetl their flutes to the llieulty. the eouples then proeeetlerl to the llulrlorf, :incl were greeted hy the rhytlim-promlcing: Lester Lanin. who helped them dance uisziy the -fi night. l ,, . K. et x ' Zz,