St Johns University - Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Rosemcirq Ann Abbcite B.A. English-Social Studies St. Brendan's Diocesan High School Squaw Society: Biology Seminar: The Gaels. Rosie, aspiring future chairlady-of-the-Board for Martin's Department Store, is a party necessity. Along with an avocation as an amateur Dorothy Dix, she works as treasurer of l.S.O.l. and is known to her friends to be vivacious-but to a degree. A really happy girl with a deep sense of values, she plans to teach grammar school. When it comes to quotable quotes, you can always de- pend on Rosemary for her very own, I feel fun-ney. to 1951 Salvatore Vincent Agro B,A, English School of Industrial Art Johnscnian Society: President i953-54: Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer i952-53, Vice President i954-55: Student-Faculty Committee 7954-55: Class President l95l-52-53, Delegate i954-55, Chorus: The Gaels, Los Hispanos: St. John's News: 1954 INDIAN: Business Manager, THE JOHNSONIAN 1955: Business Manager: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Personality plus personality plus personality ad infinitum: simply Sal. But right from the start, we knew this boy Agro was not only personaIity. As our Frosh prexy, he flouted tradition by being the only freshman ever to be elected to a second term presidency. His repeat performance popped up again as the year- book's two year Big Chief Money-Getum! His Break his arm and he'll give us an ad! soon became the battle cry of the Good Book. Whether it be winning a dance contest, running the Prom or just reviving a party, it was all the same story these past four years: do something perfect the first time and better the second. Destined to the most popular English teacher ever, his cry, Elmo is NOT my son! still tickles our funny bones. The traditional unlimited energy all entering college stu- dents seem to possess was not a scarce commodity in our fresh- man class in September of l95l. Just to satisfy this spirit, St. John's University, University College had a prepared pre- liminary orientation program which' was to serve as the formal introduction to our four yea-r stay. . , After two days of mental wrestling to decide into which of those infinite blanks we should place our little black marks, whatever qualms or fears we had about this new college life certainly took a back seat. At -the very-leastQ5we were numb- and ready for practically anything that the twelve story building on Schermerhorn Street had to offer us. But whether or not we knew exactly what it meant, we were orientated: each of us vaguely recognized a fellow greenhorn, kind of vaguely man- aged to mutter a greeting to Father Pando lwe knew he was