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

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Cue and Curtain Offeers: lf. Schmidt, presidentg vice presidentg D. Johnson, treasurerg V. Mangan, HA Dowry for Maryfi a one act play hy Howard, was presented at the Catho- lic Theater Conferenve held at St. Jo- seph Academy, St. Paul, Novi-niher 1955. Pictured are Joseph Herriges as Solly Levine, Pauline Ruhbelke as the Reverend Mother, and the invisible pro- tagonist. St. Joseph. K. Keller, secretary. Cue and urtain lub Linder the capable guiding hand of Sis- ter Mary Patrice, the sehoolis dramatic cluh, Cue and Curtain, hrings immeasur- almle pleasure to us eat-h year through their splendid performances. This yearis presentations included HA Uowry for Maryfi a one act play presented at the annual Play Festival: and Ullorne for Christmas, a two art play hy Lloyd Doug- las. This popular Aggie group is a good ex- ample of Catholic Action in providing only the hest in entertainment. ciHO1ll6 for Christmas, a two act play hy Lloyd Douglas, was presented as the annual Christmas play. Pictured are Mary McAlpine, as Gertrudeg Mary Schwenk as Nang David Riegel as Jimg Georgia Burlingame Mother. Page ffty-six

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pnalse him In Jo Ano festive fum Sponsored by Cue ancl Curtain, the First Fall Fling brought fun-loving Aggies into an autunm- flcclcecl gym for an evening of dancing. Pivlured are ffluli members who were in charge. 1956 Mardi Gras Sponsored by the Catholic Sll1flPlllSi Mission Crusade of the sufliool, the traditional Marcli Gras dance was llelfl on l elmrua1'y 13. Witli all the prom-ve-mls of the affair going to the missions, the classes struggled to rival one anoth- er in producing a King and a Queen. Sophomore Room 309 produced King james Welycfx' while Junior Room 215 lmoostecl Mary Jo Sol- lieicl to Queensliip. A last fling before lmnt, the affair was fun-packed and joy full Mardi Gras Royallyf Sealed: King james Vlfcber. Queen Mary Jo Sol lleiml. Sfanzlingz Joan Krcyer. Stephen Hoody. lic-vc-1'ly Olsen. C2llllX Wlllalen. Page fifty-ffl

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DRAISG him AI U16 QDGRA Leads! Left to right: P. Dunleavy as Grenecheaux, S. Wil- liams as Henri, Duke of Corneville, R. Germain as Casparfl. the miser, W. Peifler as the Bailli. Henry Willialllsl tells his love for Germaine llVlargaret Winkell 1 4, f lrfgiv if Six packed audiences praised St. Agnes High's production of the year, Wllhe Chimes of Norman- clyfi a light opera by Planquette. Produced by the Mixed Chorus under the direction of Sister M. Hernlana, the perforniances pro- 'N clucecl gayety. laughter, anfl sus- pense. ADO the Ball! , pr 2 J., .w.r AL lhe Punch Bowl! l,. Nacleau, P. Dech. Junior Prexy, ll. lfanlzen with his partner, V. Bertini, at the Junior-Senior Prom. Page fifty-seven