St Agnes High School - Palm Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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. VA AMA fs. .5 .7 95A1 TAN -'X Band Members: Left lo right, slalzdilzg: P. Horihan. ll. Wegleit- ner, C. Pagel, ll. Schmidt. Sr.. Mr. Asenhrenner. clireetor. Sealed, Igqgk row: J. lleusterinan. P. Keller. L. Hanson. J. Bettenclorf. R. Fontaine. J. Cepress. W. Pcifler. ll. llislop. H. Motll. .l. Tomas. ll. Schmidt, jr., R. Tavis, W. Gegan, J. Juaire, I. Murphy, R. lir- hanski. Front row: J. Hentgcs. M. l..eMat.seh, K. Koller, V. Socler- herg. N. llriclclv. R. Jakuhowski, M. lleintz, J. Mangan, R. Pa- quette, W. Sonnnerfelclt. lt. Agnes High School Band lvnder the direction of Mr. Francis Asenbrennner the High School Hancl has progressecl rapiclly. Pep assemblies encourage zestful school spirit as the lmancl strikes up the rouser. .M the l956 annual Band Concert in May the High School Band will appear for the first time in Hashy new uniforms of red, white and gray. Band Proxy. Robert Schmidt, Jr., moclels new uniform. -4 9 9 Pass the AV room any Friday :luring Actixity periofl a youll hear youthful feminine voices singing in beautiful hu lllfjlly. Sophomore girls uncler the direction of Sister M. H11 mana have acquired a repertoire of religious, folk, and Ill0IllIIl G ee Club Page fifty-one

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me to the tono A new sono . let his piaaise B6 unqv St. gnes Mixed Chorus One hunrlrerl nine lovers of song. recruited from the sophomore. junior and senior classes. lake their places in the AV room every Tuesday and Thursday morning t.o harmonize in song un- cler the direction of Sister lVlary Hermana. lluring this past year the mixed chorus has performed at various eonvot-ations such as the farewell programs for our former pastor. Father Cruden and his assistant. Father Merth. The group took part in the all-city Christmas Pageant in the Municipal Auditorium and in the St. Thom- as College Musical Festival. Parts of the Chorus starred on the two St. Agnes TV shows over KICYD-TV. Selected as favorites by the memhers of the gzroup are '4One Godf, Mllona Nohis Paceinfg The Skiing Song. and HWe Give Thee Thankslw a'The Chimes of Normandyfi a light opera hy Planquette. climaxed the year's activities. Page fifty

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Officers, XIVSU: H. WlllClllJ1'lllg, ll. l,aVoi, H. Callmular. Seniors: J. Kelp-her, R. l,aVoi. ll. Hesse, ll. Callanr ll ,l. Osieki, T. Qluaire, E. llciss. ll. Willcnhring. VSO Club Cheerful scrxice is the unwritten motto of the of visual education machines. Agnes High AVSO eluh. lvnder the direction ol Present oflicers are Herh Willenhring. president Sister Mary Austin this group of 32 hoys performs Roger l,aVoi. vice president: llarlow Callandcr. sem a great service to the school in operating a variety retary. Red Cross lub Always ready to lend a helping hand to the needy. whether in the form of personal service or collecting funds, the St. Agnes High lied Cross Cluh, under the di- rection of Sister Mary Eileen. has a city-wide reputation of excellence. llepresentativcs from the 141 honierooms spark the activities. ibrary lub Vtfhether its arranging, filing. cleaning or repairing hooks, inernhcrs of the St. Agnes High Library Cluh. un- der the direction ol Sister Mary Patrice, are on deck. licsides rendering service at the charging desk during each study period. inembers are willing to help other students liecoinc hetter acquainted with the wealth of in- formation in the library. Library Club: C. Wirth, ll. lnhofer, P. Bernhard, li. lVlclVlahon, ,l. Skwira. Red Cross- Going flown: F. Al hrecht, P. Dooley, V. Soderherg, J. Thomasen.