St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1954 volume:

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' rx' 5' C - A fk E it Jax W b 'M A Q7 Q xsxsik ml? 95 gn ?xnnuEll 3?ub1iuai'ion1 2 . be 4?l?:?iI:1:gQv01?1'as3t1?1 HFIIIF All through our years of school, whispering Ave's and fingering beads, we told MARY, OUR HEAVENLY MOTHER, of our joys and sorrows, of failures and achievements, of hopes and dreams. So in this MAHIAN YEAH, the pictures of PRAYING HANDS in our annual symbolize our love to Mary. Beneath the grace and wondrous poise of praying hands lies the realization that they reach out to bless and heal the wounds of the world. ,emi . L, Qin ntrf nts - .. -4 Seniors- St Agnes.. - Dedication... Administration Freshmen Sophornores, Juniors - - -..9 .. -6 Activities.. 13 Autoqrapns Patrons --ir - 5159?- Atnletics .. x if ei' xt .1 fn 'i fn s Y S ax, f mf .1 R - wig? 0 X 1 5 fy - QE 1 QQ -101 '- Ay M S - ig qgwfe .5-,Q f -.X . . li Xt .ng QT' U a , . , J' E y, S' an 'gfxxfw an Q Ffa .ef -sm- 0-TETE -no 4 ..6.- Rome 304 ST. AGNES ACADEMY is dedicated to a heroic young girl, ST. AGNES of Rome, who was beheaded for her faith and purity early in the Fourth Century, during the persecutionof Dio cletian. Little did St. Agnes dream, when she passed the COLOSSEUM on her way to school, or admired the marble columns , then gracing the ROMAN FORUM, that her name would be held in honor by Catholic Americans in the Twentieth Century who, like her, aspire to be CRUSADEHS of Christ and Mary. The tomb of ST. AGNES is one of the numerous treasures far, of Rome, the Etemal City. ', ' ' f x Sponsored by ALLIANCE LUMBER COMPANY SAA. i954 These marble slabs are part of the tomb which is revered in the CATACOMBS OF ST. AGNES in Home. Carrying wax-tapers and led by a guide, the sisters tread the lmderground passages of the CATACOMBS OF ST. AGNES which date from the second to the fourth century. In the BASILICA OF ST. AGNES erected by Constantine the Great over her tomb and restored many times, Sister M.. llilga prayed for all the students of St. Agnes Academy during her recent trip to Europe. When the camera was placed in the arched open- ing of the slabs, this picture of the stone coffin of ST. AGNES behind an iron grating resulted. May the heroic example of SL. Agnes continue to inspire all who attend ST. AGNES ACADE ,.r,..,W V Xxx This page is sponsored by ALLIANCE NATIONAL BANK A QMS -iii, I I Qxxxsmvs sto: Yxeverend Patrick 3. Manning ' nt if .14 , .f 8 ,. 5 mm Q 'rg 1 4 A x'L' Mihai ' E .ii ' nf! -f ff? 5, Ik sg W 5,44 ,,.. A 0 3 mg 1' 5 .U' X 'ie I . ' 3, W wi 5 :ab v Q - . S 3 ' E J, . , is M .L i . f uit, D . iw. ' lil' 'Q . Q ,Q 7 - z W Q X Sa K - 1 1 fi I ff Mi di i A 1, , -.wang 'V V .V,. b ' W .-::S'- 'L Here and There Classes at St.. Agnes start at 9:00 a.mu and close at 3:45 pun., but the faculty often has an eleven or twelve hour da . Let's drop in to see what goes on before 9:00 and after 3:45 as welffas durin school hours. There's JOE COUPENS setting up the stop sign afterie has mended that broken window screen and tended the huge furnace. Over in the chapel, SISTER LORETTA, just returned from calling a boarder to the telephone, continues to erect the Christmas crib, assisted b her faithful helpers, BETTY JEAN MACKE, a freshman, and an alumna of St. Agnes, LILLIAN KRECJI. The arts and crafts class, under the direction of SISTER MARCIANA, enjoyed the project of making hobby horses. Here PAT BARRY is learnin a few stitches. SISTER LEONELLA is usually busy in the dining room. Though the boarders help with dishes and setting tables, many tasks remain to be done with so bi a 'familyf SISTER CARITAS is available in the store to supply pencils or aper as well as a snack between classes. Here she is ordering text- books for the ear' SISTER AFRA, in char e of the culinary arts, is responsible for the tantalizing odor of porkcixops or the ungent aroma of coffee which distract the students now and then. Is tliat cherry pie, Sister? And here is MRS. GENE ENGELHAUPT, waiting with a smile for her music pupil who is probably hurriedly gathering her music. V Sponsored by THE GUARDIAN STATE BANK W ith the Faculty MOTHER M. VIRGINIA FATHER JACOB BAUER SISTER M. HIL GA Pfincillal Religion Religion Personal Adjustment Athletics English, Sociology SISTER M. ELECTA SISTER M. FIDES SISTER M. LEONITA Religion, Math Religion Religion English, Speech Math, Science History, Business SISTER M. MARCIANA MRS. JIM KENNEDY MRS. GENE ENGLEIIAUPT Arts and Crafts Glee Club Piano DUANE BEAL is seeking a bit of guidance from MOTHER VIRGINIA, our kind and helpful principal. SISTER ELECTA, our busy and helpful librarian, is ready to begin wif the next lesson with vim and vigor. The roving photogra her caught SISTER LEDNITA and SISTER FIDES relaxing a minute outcgors. They have just finished praying in the office SISTER FLORENC E, in charge of dormitories, is enjoying the Nebraska sunshine on the playground. SISTER SPES, who took SISTER HILGA'S place during the latter's trip, is explaining a grammar problem to ROGER GOLDEN. SISTER ITA, always cheerful and patlent with us in studyhalls and co atrooms, beams her usual smile over the pages of a book MRS. ,IIM KENNEDY. generous and gracious vocal instructor. likes the roses given ner by the appreciative glee . club Sponsored by SEMCO COLOR PRESS L p . 5.7-Q 2,- F X Yi? if sexe: trusses? iw XX Even freshmen bo s h y ave times when they settle down to real work, as these serious faces indicate. Fingers do not become skillful at typing unless there be hoLu's and hours of practice just as in sports. Future ran h c ers and business- men will profit by attention now given to personal typing. 'xx' 4.3- Sponsored by HAGEMEISTEIVS saws? Freshmen Class Little do the freshmen who frolic in the corridors and on the playground show that at times they do concentrate on lessons Th . e girls at the black- board are diligentl ' y preparing for religion class. Are the others engrossed in CORRE CT WRITING or trying to make X equal Y? , HEMINGFORD J: if X A If f f ,fffY'kf' 3 fm: A x Jn' .L xl 1:1 53' A egg f g,52?wf'?,1 silsfwf . v' f W' 53 ..,,Ey, sf, ,W K i Q, ,ffvwz ,fzsWf'M 3 ,f 2 9 K J V, m ,ffsf 2 1 fra 915816-2' J 'ff J wgsigew' .Bw iss' Jigszwaii -w g E, 5 a t ,, ., ....i . 3 ' , .,, . R ,:eSN ' L, 1, :W if Th Yi? x Q T Margaret Jacobs G -V 5 'i'l X gg ' Q '15 X 9 Beal K gel and 'P ,eg dei' 5 A Q A2 Q A 605500 V ice ' A 503 'eel A Delores Geist Frances Gunther Julia Ki si cki Donald Dillon i Charlene Becker Elizabeth Gran Rohert Heitz Kathleen r Koehuke Nancy Jo i Applegarth William Flaherty ene Becker Freshmen Initiation i In this feature of freshmen initiation, the cold hearted senior judge, John Beiber, and his n deputy, Nick Kosmicki, look with approval on Pat Rochford proposing to Evelyn Merrill, both E freshmen. 1 i , . n Sponsored by REYNoLn's AUTO mms at sALvAGE i -14- N Qv -.. it A K Q - I I Marj ori e Katherine Linenb rink Kosmicki Patrick Betty Macke Ko smi cki Aiflf-lu i ' 0 ,Ji Jean 06 'Q S elle N 7' el? t kg V ec,-etalyolleg ge reasof-cams. K Q M 1-el. 164. Georgia Mast ers is new g Carroll Newman S ' ' Donald Sherlock Evelyn Merrill l Helen Wetzler Patrick Rochford Sharon Lee Ward Kangaroo Court S haron Wri gh t Sentenced to tap dance for 'insulting' a senior, Margaret Jacobs encourages Julia Kisicki whose efforts win the smiles of a pleased audience. . l, Sponsored by JEK MANUFACTURING CO. r NE M Sami SSS filggiimgg fam, Veniarn, venias, - I should come, you should come , write the sophomore Latin scholars. It takes effort and much concentration to master Latin verbs, - but Latin students know the meaning of Age Quod Agisz. Sponsored by NEWBERRY HARDWARE QXX U f sd -64 1 1 I s. F nf f O if I f During the weekly Holy Hour as well as during quiet visits SOPIIOMORES recommend studies and games to Maryg Kay Duane Beal ,Io Ann, a good Engllsh teach- er, has the attention of Mary Kisicki, and Marian Keeley. Has Wllberta l'larr1s noticed an error? Tom Cullen Marian Keely 8... llarold Engelhaupt Mary Kisicki Pat Haller George Kosmiclci The photographer caught the sophomore girls singing beautiful hymns honoring Our Blessed Mother. ls Mary Kisitki annoyed by the camera? Sp0nS0red by NEWSWANGERS Sophomores Wrestling Eileen Gran Nlary Ann Hager Hay Kosmicki Bill Kosmiclci Positive her diagramming is correct, the challenging questions of the class, puzzle Eileen Gran. Predicate nominatives, noun clauses, verbal phrases, are intricate pro- blems at times especially when it comes to diagramming. Bruce Nollette Barbara Portz The King's English ,Io Ann Hetzloff Tom Reynolds Melva Roach Tom Hockey Carolyn Sherlock Jerry Sherlock in jerry Vinton l ,Iohn Williams The sophomore boys are enjoying the May- pole dance presented during the May Pro- cession. ls something tickling George Kosmicki's funny bone or is this merely George's usual big smile? I Sponsored by PODHAISKY INSURANCE CO. Mary Ru ffato Kathleen Wilmont 19- 1 Garcia Th ' Ro 1' . Mamie . . Omas Y 'lb rta Hams Sa Ie Krej ' president Vice Presfggnetr W1 Sic!-etary Treasurer C1 Party Sister M. Fides, soph- omore sponsor, and Fred hold the attention of an interested group during the 'Fall Formal' pre- sented by the Senior Public Relations Class with Modesty' as the theme. Does Fred want more than his share of lemonade? I s N Sponsored by PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY' HaHoween The hobgoblins were out in full force when the Glee Club under Mrs. J. Kennedy's able leader- ship invited the high school to a rollicking Halloween Dance. Even the scare crow enjoyed himself. -20i MARY IMMACULATE, QUEEN OF OUR LAND, the JUNIORS sang often together with the other S A.A. students to honor E ttter NMOTS Here we find the Juniors at study. All are fairly busy, ex- cept Mona Shoenhard standing dreamy-eyed on the side. Juniors are traditionally rather studious so we find them in the library. Laughs on various faces indicate that library time need not be dull. Q W 1 2-. Unlallulllm bug, Unxallullln N' nmvynvuvnnuuuvv, 1- nunuvuu, iwuu. nun.. Elene Coding President X . gr.. Alb ert Rogers Treasurer 4 4 Margaret Boness -Ji Mary Helen Kennedy Vice President Secretary SPQQQM Class 23- Debates CA359 P he . Speech . T ber 5, the xuglqrniormative ai::iPeakerS Qnocto .. -x an 1 , ' re 3 this chaufnanfon, but were we negative S355 Sponsored by SLAGEL CLINIC ' QS. on both S1 Dr. A. G. Burnham Dr. Joseph Kuncl Dr. G. F. Johnston Dr. E. A. McNulty J k..i,0 CHL A 0 i 0 Ui., N. nr Girard Kay Brennan Jacqueline Aluley Barbara Abboud 1 Kenneth Kisi ' Vw 'ki Ted Keeley F D Dallas Goetzinger Delores Heitz ,L Marlene Huffaker K l eI'll' sponsored by covER JONES gf Clara Linenbrink IMPLEMENT co. MOTOR Co. -24- .......uny v Wilma Kriz Lavonne Peters Mona Rae Schoenhard Diane Samuelson K s Buford Williams Leona Spanel Peter Stec Hu gh Wagstaff Daniel Wetzler off:-70113-ri MAC Sponsored by ALLIANCE TRACTOR SL IMPLEME T CO. EMPLOYEES OF BURLINGTON CO. 125.- ,puff is + N. lx X -SENIORS pray to make a wise, vocational choice, a choice which will enable them always to be true to the CRUSADERS' QU EEN- JOHN PATRICK BARRY IP atj Pat, president of the C.Y.O. and of the A-Club, has everyone's admiration- for Ahis Quiet determina- ROGER GOLDEN President fRogj Senior class president, Roger is a noteworthy sportsman and can be counted on for originality. Roger was always eager for an opportunity to read to the class. Artistically inclined, Roger hopes for future success in Chicago. JOHN RICHARD BEIBER U. RJ Outspoken, positive, but humorous, that's J. R. During his years at S.A.A. he has kept us all laughing, dded 10 ' ' new was H west and shy' Somelliiilg hen ghis S he with of S'A'Afior: Douglas canlsimlo Ann has student . ear. . She .B our Senior Y tom Wyommg- 1 - r a- us 5 sunshine after Zfadu by-ought U . to college going plans on tion. -28.- MARGARET CROSS fMargee'j 'More fun' from Wyoming that is Margee'. Unanimously voted 'The best dorm Party hostess', she always has time to talk and manages alively correspondenne with pen pals. Margee' is conscientious, friendly and 'neat'. This page sponsored by SULLIVANS mfs ' M 'L8l Youn :lien WM' ishjy hom 0321111 Ores Ulce H a 1, . H W3 H3 he' unanim er leadership abecame Soph- President OES choice fo lid Pep made backer o'f lcllbie' is ag Jllrlior class cass, team enthusiastic ' 'illd school. PATRICIA GRAN fPaU Pat joined us at the beginning of our senior year. She took the change from St. Mary's in O'Neill L.. Ca A ,......- -L ..--!..ll.. ..-J MUHIEL DINEEN fBabej Vice-President Laughing and cheerful, Babe came to S.A.A. with her brother Pat just in time to help us enjoy our junior year. Famous for wit and pep, Babe is the star pitcher for the Taylor Tots Softball Team and is an ardent Yankee fan. LOIS JEAN LITZEN Newly! Besides being ou.r class brain, Jeany has filled the balls with sxmshine. Her great loyalty and 'T fU U 7 d brains, Y W'- A at Came 1 W' . . h . asf M, io: sw? loolgihilx mmon WILLIAMIDELSING pjrzevquazms Yeo? ffm scousbiuff H Dick, worded B high A ated hom 'he KBIIU in e ? Ce that wmependability ' e S awe. he gra 11 ons ian, ' . , . , , everything h heh, him 1 and we larshxp when an ,Gund 99 essful With his scholastic ability, Bill proved known by h, 0 undenak succeed Sfhoth grade. AH several Sycgisuict, the fallacy of the modem belief that friendly andxs classmates fs- Pat is elghk has 'ffadihe '0g8llBlB honor rolls are led by girls. Bill has usually quiet. 0 be alwqys Du: mg 5-ips H1 great possibilities. Will he be a radio hun' , commentator or a farmer? Whichever he fx 51. chooses, he is bound to succeed. Q 7 Aff 4 w SDOIlS0l'6d by FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE - GRANTHAM WHOLESALE CO. -29- . -Q izaisif 333' W, il? Q N S 1 x f , N X 'fx K A 2:25551 F X 1. . WA U K 5 . 2295 my is 5' Sed-fa izf'95f : : , ,gf , 135 +3 V' F L - Q Y Q 'i i. 4.5 -32 gf as In Memoriam Little did we dream that day before Thanksgiving Vacation, when Doris said Goodbye' in her usual manner, that this was the last time we were to see her. Little did we know as we joked with her on Tuesday, she would enter a 'NewLife on Saturday. At l0:O7 in the moming of November 23, 1953, four miles east of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, in an accident the cause of which is unknown, we lost a friend whom we shall never forget. We like to think that Doris is a very fortunate member ofour class for she has already won her place in our Father's House. For us, her class- mates, she left behind sunshine, sweetness, and pleasant memories. We remember how brightly she always smiled, how proud she was of her cheerleading uniform, and how well she did the cheers. Fondly we recall how we teased her when she had the flu, what a beautiful Madonna she made last year in the Christmas Play, as well as how active she was in the music department of S.A.A- Always we shall treasure these memories, and we feel confident that with God's grace and Doris' intercession the Class of '54 may someday join her for an everlasting Alumm Reunion. Sponsored by BURNEY BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO. ALLIANCE CLEANERS ' ALLIANCE CREAMERY KN Seniors at Studq GOVERNMENT IS YOUR BUSINESS was the theme of the symposium presented under the leadershi of Pat Barry. He was ably supported b Mary go Kosmicki, Virginia Pozza, and Karen Igosmidci, as well as by Fred Koehnke, John Beiber, and Bill Delsing. Various other students acted as chairmen of symposiums in English or sociol0gY, all of which not only improved our oise and skill in s eech but also our ability to be attentive and careliul listeners. Not always do SENIORS STUDY or concentrate on the serious side of life. Lois Jean, Catherine, Doris, and Mary Jo are enjoying a merry get- togetherg Mary Ann Chambers in building air castles, and Eileen and Babe are resting from a brisk outdoor walk. Bill Delsin dressed for a formal occasion, looks admiringfy at his date. ig!-f X Qliitl of-3 K Sponsored by ALLIANCE FLORAL CO. ' ALLIANCE HARDWARE ALLIANCE HOTEL ' ALLIANCE THEATRE ..-33-- Cheers We're loyal to you S.A.A. We're loyal to you S.A.A. We'll back you to stand, You're the best in the land For we know you will stand f .Q 1 I 81 PGP The SENIORS, priviledged members of the pep club, especially enjoyed their trip to the Diocesan Tournament in Spalding. S.A.A. Rah, Hahl' This is the spirited cry of the pep club as they cheer the Crusaders on to The hospitality enjoyed there, the fun during the trip, and the exciting games are among their most cherished basketball mem- vi ctory- ories. They came home with two wins, one loss, a trophy, and four awards for Leading with loyalty and enthusiasm is IDDY, ever sP0nSmanShiP' ready and eager no carry on. Cuba is there with plenty of zest and rhythm. SHERI has me pep, 4 I ability, and vigor to rout jump all. JEANlE'S beat and force are powerful backing to pep club and team. VlRG'S mighty voice and enthusiasm often helped to win the day. 1 Sponsored by BOYD MOTOR CREDIT BUREAU -34- BRITTAN INSURANCE DALE'S BARBER SHOP L Rest Assured This three-act comed meant fun and chuckles behind the scenes as well as before the footlights. It is not the only dramatic activity of S.A.A. pupils. The s eech classbfare- sented THE YFHITE LAW at Chadron and there are occa- sional skits in classes or assemblies. The senior class la , OUR HEARTS ARE QOUNG AND GAY, comes too late in the season for the annual photographer. These ic- tures are from the junior class play. P. U. Morlock fKenneth Kisickil is ohservin his secretary, Miss Akers ?Diane Samuelsonl who cannot feel Luigi Lan- coni's head in her lap. Luigi fHugh WagstaffJ has come to haunt Mr. Morlock. George Plew KAI Rogersl looks on disgustedly. Here, Lucifer fTed Keeleyl, who rounds u all lost souls from 'down beIow,' drops in - itchfork and all - to take Mr. Morlock to the lower regions' They are joined b Mrs. Schmaltz ilflene Codingiwho is to accompany them on their joume . Luigi and his departed wife Z'Delores Heitzi tell Mr. Morlock where he has made.his big mistakes. Mr. Black, fBuford Williamsi the undertaker, has come to make arrangements with Mrs. Morlock fMarlene Huffakerl and her dau hter, Mary CMona Schoenharsi. Mister Morlock takes an active interest in the procedure since it is his funeral they are planning. This page sponsored by DAVIS PAINT SL WALLPAPER ECONOMY FURNITURE 6.. DELUXE RADIATOR SERVICE EIIRIIART GRAIN BEANS 8a FEED IIQYQ 'S iusic Yes, there is music in the air when pert GEORGIA ANN MASTERS is at the Hammond in the chapel. Broadcast- ing Christmas carols successfully is not an accomplishment of most freshmen. JACKIE ABLEY an MONA SHOENHARD two of the glee club officers, are here separ- ated from the other two seen at the bottom, BARBARA PORTZ and ROSALIE KRECJI. in WB All Anyone who by chance comes along the studyhall during the third period in morning will stop for a second to identify the strains of haunting melodies which delight the ear and tease the memory. Is that Wake, wake, wake, the moming bells are ringing?' No, that is not 'Beautiful Dreamer'. Oh, it's that ins iring AVE MARIA, so well suited for the Marian Year. These are the mentalj comments of many a stray passer-by. Mrs. Jim Kennedy spends precious time and honest effort directing the glee -l,,L Lil-ll-'C Sponsored by DIETZE MUSIC HOUSE EISENBERG 8L 0'IIARA CO. Lincoln, Nebraska Philadelphia, Pa. -39- Z Hononng Av The traditional crowning of the king and queen of hearts was carried out by the sophomores during the annual sweetheart dance. Posing on the porch of the 'royal castle' are Princess PEGGY BONESS and Prince TED KEELEY, His Majesty DICK BONESS and Her Royal Highness BABE DINEEN, Duchess PUNK LINENBRINK and Duke BOB HEITZ. L. B. MURPHY CO. ..40- NEBRASKA IIYDRO GAS C0 HQYI YIQ RQQQH After the Coronation cere- monies, the royalty, students, and guests were entertained in the artistically decorated g ymn. Sponsored by NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER CO. PETE'S CLOTHING XL ARMY SERVICE X xmyg' ' ,4-v'l'u'..w-9' T wmv ' W wwhf?5' AABIXQ tNith Students Q ,i l . R, FK The artistic abilities of the members ofthe arts and crafts Class are here in evidence. I5 it a masterpiece of john that attracts attention or some of his capers? Sponsored by 1 iii? S This Marian Year each class carried out a program of activ- ities tohonor Maryin a special way. This is a group of sen- iors before Mary's shrine in the high school Corridor, seem- ingly discussing some Marian project. PLATTE Moron co. SAIZGENTS' ALLIANCE PACKING co. .4 RENO BEAUTY SHOP scnorvnvmns' TEXACO SERVICE t 4 Artsti Crafts X x wh x Glad 'M ! Whenever a group oi high schooi pupiis gathers, at ieast one by the name oi KOSNXXCXRX is Sound among whose ieaciership, eiiiciency, and depends- senior activities to success, is e distribution oi pop at one R 0 NKCXC, exhibiting his hest pair oi cow boy boots, is present as soon as an opportunity ior iun or rnischiei is at hand. them. KAREN, hiiity heiped rhaily' shown here supervising, th i dances. oith e schoo W, 3'0 Cltrii WW ,L To - Rayxdentif I Don y the 9 Nick man I B Y KOS -4 ob, MI 2- GCQrgeFKCII9gi-Idle P 51 Mroud b afiorieeafers s Kar of SSH, He1ej,nN?:re ire he OHS y 0 re K Om - Pr OSMICKI Bpdoby: esented togeth t Cr' B tS OYS : pat ' Bi11 9 DQNA MARIQIRPLIIELQYD ONA RD I I! y 1 PF ij Iv , Lf fr , rf A, A l yy, v' li fl g V yi . , 1' P ,V Vnf ! Q k uf in E, , X M, 1. .wif 1 . ff 5 . AF? f Q M x if Q 5 3 wif nf I 1 - I DAS his 2 1 mai ins!!--'I A5 f' ,,f Football Queen 3, Attendants The final crowning event of the football season was our Homecoming Dance. Its memory will ever burn bright in the hearts of Agneseans. The gym rocked with applause when A-Club president, Pat Barry, announced to the student body that the boys' choice of queen for '53 was Karen Kosmicki. Bill Wetzler placed the crown upon her brow and Don Kosmicki presented American beauty roses in recognition of her royal dignity. In the picture below Don, a humble courtier with down cast eyes, watches our radiant queen beaming with pride and happiness. just as Karen's loyalty and school spirit made her a vigorous member of the pep club, so her charm and poise made her a gracious queen. The royal attendants, Mary Ann Samuelson fpictured belowl and Phyllis Yeager fat rightl also received the approval of the student body. Both are 'great kids' and everyone was glad to see them rewarded for the inter- est and support they have always displayed for the team. Also pictured are Father Bauer our coach, fbelowl and Bill Bix, assistant coach, fat rightl. Here again, we wish to express our gratitude for their tireless efforts with the team this football season. Q . ft This page sponsored by HOLSTFIN DRUG l VA ,,,. rld:O ' Us Q V ' A A 6 ab Ya' gese coifseiafa-91205 9 , ,393 any r rr 90 wx W fpwnialq kvifg-Bm S' my ThreeTouchdowns ,S iFEnal Canto For , ... . ' QHQBQY got Hyanms RT-HNS5 ff St. Agnesigamgirr the third permofig Wlihndd grieggrsgvifri Alliance scored threegg-yard dash, The Hyannxsiis ima ge5,fm1,B,B:5m,4ou,m quarter hefeigwg scooped up a bounding zlgdwr to rout Hg-'annxs,,,ga?mr'p1e and scored the jim-10 ? fn' wwe 11 lsr, Annes broke 'mm 1? me 25 WWXIY fe? to from we iw? BBBB Swim 'X 4 ,ml :mh 1?45'41'5r 'A ,.1 B T5 ww masks?of5224?zffQfe51fre1:ae34QehukeBr1nS1Q2iQ???5,5 , stetimesrrliqoglmgigggg 1gmsBarAc'L orre FB' B were cred1iedzg,5f,g, mb 'iff-QT't,C0fGxh if play- f 1 E 6 B ,after ' succeH5mi535??3?9i5?r 3 be brood mee Bebe-rim, pas aa with Hosea? l Neff ot into me game, im it and going 38 ,yards 10 1 same, He ako drv9 i51G59e'i t Sc Ore 61511 SAA 44 4' Ch dr 30 rr a On A . 46 Mullen Ssumpuon 6 33 fr D3-lI0n 24 22 1 Hyannis 71 22 R053-ry 70 Bk Melbgta Ilaffigon 20 I 151 ' ' x:gB,i':aff: . 31 Q' TWICE , llllr ll ll lllll FRONT HOW, Xeit to :isbn A1 Rogers, Pat Kosmidd, Ray Kosmicki, Bruce NoHette, Bob Heitz, Bob ' ', Tom Yeager, and Pere nec. MKDD E ROW: Tom CuHeH, John Beiber, B311 Wetzler, Manuel Garcia, Ted Keeiey BHK Kosmicki, Duane BeaX, DaHas Goetzinger. BACK ROW: Bill Bix, Coach, John WiHiams. Don Kosmicki Roger Golden, Bob Long, Dick Boness, Pat Barry, Bu Vlmiaxns, Dan Weider, Bill De1sing,Haro1d Engelbaupt zlf f'f.-L i 'Z-f rS'J C0Ba?b'.. 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Track Coach, Father Bauer, and assistant, Alvie Wil- kins, proudl present the fleet relay team of 53 who won the mile refiay trophy at the Alliance Invitational Meet. We salute the boys and the coaches for their excellent work. Pictured are, left to right, Alvie Wilkins, Buford Williams, Roger Golden, and Dick Boness. After track comes the fishing season. Are we intruding upon the scene of a fishennan's paradise, Pat? By the looks of the abbreviated bench, prospects aren't too ood, are they? Afraid yo might tire before you get a bite? 4, ,WJV1 Qfflif . 'V J f C' i i gl 0 Q X CL . r 'N gif, J V it f ' x B, su . X ' . Of i 0 j. i ,W M3 dj -uf' 6 J ,flfqf I -SIM ' l 1 U, f -X , V mf l ' e ' ,AW Q Q t SDOIlS0l'9d by CO-OP FOODSTORE i'51 9. -49 QR Y 1 R X xr, -Q I , Q fy' G V ,fzwxf v ' - ' ww: , A. .. . F vs ai g gb. fl is x I 5 -Q- WNJ..,,,- 3? in , ' , X m.mi:,AL 1 nf 52 K 3 W QS -3-If. ,..,,. 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