St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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 THINGS” happened daily, and the PEOPLE TO WHOM THEY HAPPENED were all the students at the Academy. For the Seniors, there were many examin- ations, and occasional honors,-such as after the Regents examinations when Su- san Ressegieu was a 'winner' and Walt Cheatle, Jim Kosmicki, Cynthia Kosmicki and Dale Engelhaupt were alternates. And there was the 'thrill' of measuring for caps and gowns. Bernice Kosmicki was very exact in measuring Patricia Kloch. Mother Monica was the guest of the Freshmen on their trip to the Black Hills. SPONSOR: EISENBERC G O'HARA PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS 1307 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENN. OUR CHERISHED ATTRIBUTES: QUALITY AND SERVICE. 9

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Yes, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. . . But EVERYONE, including Sister Virginia, was happy the day Jim Kosmicki received a telegram from Senator Hruska, informing Jim that he was one of five competitive alternates for an appoint- ment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Sometimes the monthly assemblies were very pleasant, and SOMETIMES they were very ser- ious, but usually, — they WERE VERY EFFECTIVE! lU PEOPLE SPONSOR: COAST TO COAST HARRY AND HELEN SALE: OWNERS

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Monsignor McDonald, Mother Monica and Sister Virginia, the admin- istrators of the school, were responsible for most of the THINGS that happened. TU PLOPL£ The CHEERLEADERS: Judi Fitzgerald, Mary Ann Hahn, Pam Johnson, Connie Cass and Mary Ann McNulty. There were the boys who liked nothing better than 'B-ball, ’ and the Pep Club who could cheer as hard as the boys could play. And there were the STUDENTS who studied, and worked, and played. SPONSOR: FINECY MUSIC COMPANY SISTERS Standing: Sister Joan Sister Humiliata Sister Emilia Sister Genevieve Sister Bertrand Sister Rosalie Sister Marina Sister Jolenta Seated: Sister Lauissa Sister Virginia Mother Monica Sister Boniface Sister Emily Sister Loretta 10