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

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1 1 We'll long remember those nights spent a Manger Annapolis. Keys, pIease!' is h quesr of Wendy Rendueles, Ninette C Emilia Lauro and Catherine Cusimano trips into the ionisphere and statesmen flew back While scientists watched their missiles make ma Y forth from Europe the Senior Class, feeling ever set out for Washington. Using their rooms at the ger Annapolis as home base, they took the tou wide eyed VICW of the Capital, visiting such musts the Archives hulldmg, the Washington and L1 monuments and the Capitol hulldlng Williams Nlrginia, played host to the eager travelers the day with dinner at the Kings Arms Tavern and a ca light tour of the colonial city. The anticlimax exp upon their return to school was foiled by the as important as these land certainly as adventuresoi . . I - 1 i.. ' V . . . . . 4 . . . . n . . . . . k 1 f 1 i powerful memory of those few days so wonder spenL Glad they arrived on time for a tour of the National Arc Building are Linda Lenox, Regina Monahan, Loretta Hart Maureen Mackin. -en 1 L.. 'una its V' V l

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Checking progress on the latest venture of the Dramatic Club, our photographer catches Sem Barrymores at a script-rehearsal of Nuts In May, a comedy by Cornelia Otis Skinner. Having encouraged journalism minded students to vanguish all competitions with a mighty pen. Saint Agnes heartily congratulated Wendy Rendueles. General First Prize Recipient, and Rosemarie Guerci, winner of a term prize, for their contributions in The Tablet Essay Contest. Enjoying a respite from the hurried pace of our minute-conscious world. a student reflects on the school-year highlights which have so rounded out her education. Perhaps she feels as Poe did when he commented that those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream by night. Observation played an important role in Sister Grace Xavier's cultural development program this past season. Here Mary Lou Embergher. Cecilia Ahern, Katherine Ely and Mary Jean Travato radiate the excitement of field trips to the Ballet and Opera. 4

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U , rnffrr Vfr, Patricia Parisi seems to have found some- thing more interesting than the Lincoln Memorial. Investigating the situation are Diane Ferramosca. Frances Avellino, Mar- garet Tuohy, Mary Lou Loughran and Barbara Newbould, WA HI G'I'll is t Visiting the Franciscan Monastery, Seniors Enchanted by the Colonial charm of Wil pause in gratitude to Saint Christopher, the liamsburg's historic replicas Melanie Amato protector of travellers. and her classmrtcs reluctantly leuc Gov ernor's Palace, a highlight of their candle light tour. How short our happy days appear. Anticipating that Washington trip, Mary Lou Pickens and Betty O'Neill scan every available travelogue. td gf 'I'