St Paul Academy - Review Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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SENIURS The Seniors lackecl what the teams they 1-ollmprisecl laclcefl-I'0llovv tlnrouggll. Because ol' this, they could count only a few brilliant successes. Nevertheless, they leave an enviable 1'eem'fl both 2ltlll9tll'2lllj' and aeacleluicw ally. A versatile 1-lass, as evifleneecl by their variety ol' interest, they llave contrilmtecl not at little to :XC'3Cl91llfV lille in the past seven years.

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Q f , f to' ff p g px, L4 f f 1 y ' f W as ' f W! , 1 f f f,' X .ll I 'ffl 1 l f ff 1X ll f 0 ll ' ok M ill 3 ll? ff Page eight DONALD GIBBS BAGLEY Corporal in Military Second Team Football Tennis Squad Ski Squad Glee Club Drum and Bugle Corps Now 84 Then Advertising Stall '4What say? She goes to lf High, get Bagley up here, he'll know herf, XYell known are llonls connections at that institution, from which he ezune to the S.P.A. in 1952. Since then he has lmeeoine EI Very Well liked inelnher of the present senior class. Don is one ol' the inore enthusiastic- hunters ol' the class and ol'ten sallies forth in quest of the elusive duck and pheasant, nlueh to the joy of our Math teacher, al- though the last tiine out, as l reineniber, the hug was three corn shocks and at nuin- lmer ol' tin cans. ,During the depths ol' the winter Don niakes a habit of attuelcing the main ski slopes of the region and has he- eonle one ol' the best skiers in the sehool. l4'1lI'tl'l0I'1H0l'0, he is one ol' the strong sup- porters ot' the yearly migrations of the ski teain to sueh Well 1'0lllG1lll701'Gfl plaees as ll10l9lll?l1'li. Donls pleasant nature is always :1 Valuzilmle uclflition to any party or evening' gzxthering, and we l'eel that in Whatever 'lielfl he ehooses to enter in the luture, he will always he surrouinled ln' 21 large group of l'rienfls.