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

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ID SUCCESS W6 DRAISG him! Freshman John Niezner receives the enviable EAGLE Scout Award. ln the 14th annual state-wide Radio Speaking Contest, Senior Mary Schwenk inerited first place and Edward Heiss, Senior, placed among the top ten state winners who broadcast their es- says Ver WCCO- Pictured, left lo right: lf. Heiss, M. Dech, H. Callancler. H. Oilirian Writteri in thc form of a flra- M. Schwenk. K ' matic sketch, Maryls essay starred a group of Aggies as it was broadcast last February. More Winners! 1. Beacon of Hopei' Essay winners-Kay Prokosch, Ray Blacik. 2. CSMC Honors for B. Murphy, H. Frantzen, M. A. Langer, M. Schwenk, J. Weber. 3. Girl Staters: D. Sitznian, 756g P. Rubbelke, 755. 4. Boy Stater, 756: D. Ivory. 5. 6. Girl County: R. Hunt, C. Neiszner. 7. 'gwhat the Constitution Means to Men essay Winners: A. Zeng, M. A. Ackerman. Page ffty-eight

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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

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DEBATERS WI STATE TITLE Stale Champiorzsf Left I0 righl: A. McCinn, M. Ackerman. R. Oilirian, P. Rubbelke. Outstanding wins, honors. and achievements have come plentifully to St. Agnes llehate Club under the direetion of Sister M. Leonilla. Holding membership in the National Forensic League, an honor society established to train youth in leadership, the 34 mem- bers hold degrees as follows: Distinction Pauline Rubbelke, Mary Schwenk, Mary Acker- man, Ann McCinn. Excellence Carol Niezner, Ruth 07Brian. Larry Hanson, John Charpentier. Honor Bernadine Fangel, Edward Heiss, Joan Skwira. Marilyn Tierney, Mike Lamatsch, James lmre, Mike Mahoney, Terry Lewis, Carol Christopherson, Mary Helen lllacik, Cathy Walsh, Karen Ordell, Bernard jeska, ,Iohn Freeman, Mary Tahnk, Kathy Horan. Robert Paquctte, and Nancy Koubie. Merit Maxine Bannick, Michael Kavanaugh, Barbara Lethert, Helen Mottl, John Stephanie, and Ronald Schwartzhauer. Besides capturing First Honors in the Catholic- State Debate Tourney. the group placed first in the NFL District Tournament. Individual honors came to Pauline Ruhbelke who placed first in the Extem- pore Speech and was given a trophy for being out- standing speaker in the Catholic Debate Tourna- ment. ln the Student Congresses. which is another ae- tivity of NFL. Ann Meilinn and Pauline ltubbelke were nominated as delegates to the National Stu- dent Congress to be held in Tulsa. Oklahoma: Mary Ackerman was nominated as delegate to the Na- tional House. Q1 ' 'ffl' - fp L f - : 6I!?lf, fee'-1 ,- N 3 La. M 5 i PX . i I ft-Ma if M-...x H 6 . . . 5 1 -3 ,Me ,mx L ...,.,.-.g - was A study in Achievement! Page ffly-Mille