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

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at is Ili tory llistories make men wise. The process of malving historv come alive is realized through individual copies of the Constitution. Rose- marv D'Esposito and Rita Feelev srudv their parch- ment copies while Jane Volpe and Marv Ann Mc- Manus discuss thc documents provisions. S '.t if i. t 1 . if Xi, 1 The advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and W freedom from fear and want, muses Mary Tay- V lor. is the highest aspiration of the common people. 'CA ff- , -'- ,W- 1 9: ' ' -- .5-.4-' 1-- 2 .. :.1 ,,,!E! rt .,g.., . ' ' .l'5- -15.4 'fluff' 3 !i..ii 7 'T' , ' I . a ,,',si1 iisnf--E .,:'.,.L ri-E sikfnp. . .. . - K :l -:e,... .e hl:-t .. . is. 'I r W, . f-sg'-fn. ' HL,-Aw u ., , I 1 Hg: . i fi .. we? E? Tr ,- 1 The cultivation of clear thinking and informed rea- soning is the experience derived from expressing one's views publicly. Loretta Hart states her thoughts on the space age for Irene Carrano. Kathleen Deacv. Emilia Lauro. Helen Stewart and Mary Lou Pickens. The world is getting: smaller every day. the saying goes. This shrinking is eunsing large nntnlvers of people from all portions of the worlcl to meet eaeli other on tt politic-all and soeinl luisis. lt is essential that we. who will thrive in snr-h it som-iety. know sotnt-thing about eat-li eonntryis lmelcgroinnl and enltnre as well as the always growing: story of our own tlerno- eratie development. llotli these neetls ure well Salished luv ont' St'l1ool's progrnni of Wiorltl llistory for one year and Anierieun llislory for two. g 5.

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Moonlit evenings with swirling dresses and lilting music call for Little is known of the preparation and practice which must be put into the traditional Senior Waltz. Here Seniors Emilia Lauro, Judy Iacobacci, Eileen Joyce, Diane Connelly. Angela DeVivo and Kathy Deacy work toward perfection for the Prom. Dancing Those move easiest who have learned to dance. aff' good dancers which Nancy Dwyer, Ann Marie Woods, Lorraine Domenge, Anne Gallagher. Rosemary Castellano, Lydia Diaz, Luanne Tesoriero and Mary McNulty will certainly be if they kcep up their practice. Daneing is as mueli at part of Friday at tlie Sem as snowwliite gloves are a part of tlie uniform. lintler tlie superiision of Professor Atkinson, elusses sway to tlle easy rliytlnn of at l.atin 1-Ima-cha :intl with tlle next lvreutli ggatlier all tlleir poise zintl grate for a stately waltz. 'llllls periotl is reeeivecl happily for it is zippteeiutetl as a cornlminution of tlic pr-aetif-al zrntl eulturul. Since balance is considered a basic part of the elements of modern and classical dance, Juniors KBACKT Pat Grafton, Caroline D'Esposito, Carol Pannonc: tFRONTl Carol Eisele. Phyllis Mellino and Diana Castagna concentrate on their preliminary ballet exercises to attain that sought-after grace.