St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

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Peace be with you my friends, as seniors exchange peace with tears and laughter. Liz might not have been John Denver, but she helped make our Mass more special. We are a light to the world. . . . morning walks and bedroom talks, oh, how Who am I? Someone who enjoyed getr ig stuck in the mud, going for hikes at any time of the day or night, sitting around fires listening to them pop and listening to some- one's thoughts. Someone who enjoyed those pillow fights, those in-concerts and those caves. Even someone who enjoyed the tears for we knew they could not be held in. Soon John Denver was singing it's Goodbye Again and we knew we must go. Feeling depressed for something good that was about to end, but excited for what lay ahead, we slowly started back. We learned that we were someone who showed a lit- tle more of ourselves and got to know someone else a little bet- ter. Father Kamish. the retreat master, is back to the old drawing board. •c 1971 INC. loved you Time's up. as we as a class pose for the last picture and wonder if we will ever meet this way again. 1972 BLENDINGWELL MUSIC,

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Activities

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Getting it together - A group discussion in the back of the bus. Many of the activities helped the juniors get rid of stereotypes and meet one another anew. Jr. Retreat UNION Father Jim Murphy was retreat master. Karen and Ed work together. Ping . . . Pong!