St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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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

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'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

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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