St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Socialists Dick Jones, Edno Dillion, Polly Brew, Tom McGinley, Sam O'Brien, Jim Girord, Max Pozza, Jeon Becker, Bob Henderson, present. The Lord is With Thee, one of the Queen's Work scripts. Chairman: Jackie Bachelor ANNUAL The onnual staff has worked hard and long to pre- pare this record of class activities. To the graduates and hiah school students it will be a source of pleasant reminiscence. To others it may be a happy means of making new acquaintances and gaining knowledge concerning the students accomplishments. It is the hope of the members of the staff that its readers will derive as much pleasure from its per- usual as they have from preparing it for publication. SCHOOL PAPER The official organ of St. Agnes Academy, appropri- ately called Around School is an interesting and in- formative publication. It has been distributed weekly throughout this scholastic year and has disseminated all announcements concerning school activities, in addi- tion to the usual humor and news items of general in- terest contributed by the various departments and classes. The members who were actively concerned with its publication and those who gave it their moral support deserve commendation for making it a success.

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PANEL DISCUSSION Adoir Longtin (not pictured), Dorlene Bei- ber, George Burke, Jomes Stewort ond Elsie Risse In this Round Toble discussion explained the Sodality rules to the other members of the student body.' This was a senior Sodality project. DEBATING TEAM Chairman, Rita Sweeney. Lenora Rogers, Edna Dillon—Affirmative. Darlene Beiber, Elsie Risse,—Negative. The Affirmative won! DEBATING TEAM Chairman, Richard Jones. Jean Becker, Audrey Long, Polly Ann Brew —Affirmative. Max Pozza, Sam O'Brien, George Burke— Negative. The Affirmative won!

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THE BLUE TEAPOT-A CONTEST PLAY Ma Brown, herself--------------------------------------------------------------ELSIE RISSE Pa Brown, himself CHARLES WETZLER Jimmy McNabe, an Orphan JAMES GIRARD Cynthia, whom Jimmy loves --------------------------------------------------LENORA ROGERS Jimmy and Cynthia, two headstrong young moderns, hove been engaged, but they're quitting forever! For to Cynthia the thought of really having a home of her own is so marvelous that she wants everything in it to be perfect. To Jimmy, their home is a place to take all his treasures: worn-out story books, and a stuffed squirrel for the mantel. The quarrel has become really serious, and the dear old couple, Ma ond Pa, who love both the youngsters, are deeply troubled. Pa warns Ma not to try to patch things up—they'll see through her like a shot. But it's Ma who clears things up just the same—Ma and her blue teapot.