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

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'QV PALM STAFF: Sfa11dz'l1g, left to right: J. Pelzer, L. Hermes. Alice Frisehmon. ll. Rub- helke, A. Gale, K. Keller. Seated: G. Burlingame, G. Walek, M. McAlpine, ll. Cal- lander, J. Skwira. Editor-in-chief: Mary MCAlpine Associate Erlilor: Georgia Burlingame the palm staff pauses . to pnaise . This 1956 PALM has been dedicated 'to the Praise of God and his wonderful works! Our aim has been to show how we as high school students can praise Him. Now we would like to praise-in another way-all the wonderful people who have helped to make this book a reality. Page eighty-two The High School Faculty Our L'Aggie,' parents Loyal Alumni Generous Patrons St. Agnes High Photography Department St. Agnes High Art Department The Greene Engraving Company The North Central Publishing Company Our Own Student Body

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f- ' ' V- -V Do You Recall? Pictured is Catherine lVlerth. secretary ofthe So- dality, placing the crown of roses on the brow of Mary, Queen of the Uni- verse. May Crowning at St. Agnes High ClllllilXCS a month of dedication to the Mother of Cod. Catherine is now a pos- tulant at lVlankato and hopes one day to write S.S.N.ll. after her name. GFP A .Q 6 L, Wnvfvgfs The l955 Aggies with a 5 won, l0 loss record are pictured hcre. Slamling, left to right: M. Rossini, J. Osieki, R. Paquette, J. Klietz, T. Fitzgerald, Mr. Vernon Schultz. Second row: J. McNamara, L. Bougie, D. Vennix, T. Hur- ley '55, J. Carney. Seated: L. Nadeau, J. Niemczik 255, R.Weydenheft 755, G. Walek, F. Strohniayer. Page eighty-one

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,V 'ff - gf.. WWW., it :akwqr wb. 4 .el 9 V. 'ff f I '- . , .- ,SHI f ii ' A -1, X it 1' . ij :gi vi , L Calendar J pyt ff OF ' ,,,,. . ar L, in EVENTS 1955-1956 . o o Q E 1 ,nn 1 1 September October We get acquainted and start RICHTIH 6 Registration for Freshmen and Sophomores. 7 Registration for Juniors and Seniors. 8 Orientation Day! Seniors give Freshies a taste of Aggie life. 9 First Student Holy Mass. An Aggie alum, Miss Mary Nell Ryan, addresses student assembly. Short classes with noon dismissal. 12 Feast of the Holy Name of Mary. First full day session. 14 Convocation: Terry Golden plays and sings famous American folk songs. 19-23 Freshman Testing Program. The geniuses are discovered! 23 Cue and Curtain sponsors '4First Fall Flingw- all-school dance. 26 Teachers go to MCEA conventiong students have first free day! 30 Movie, courtesy of Menls Club: I Sing of a Maiden. cc We gather momentum for Homecoming! 3 Feast of the Little Flower. Convocation: Row- land Myers 'thrilled listeners with his MRO- mance of Wordsll' 7 Feast of the Most Holy Rosary. Sodalists have Communion breakfast. 10 Underclassmen reach a small degree of fameg pictures taken for THE PALM. 11 Juniors attend '4Seven Cities of Cold at the Riviera. 12 Columbus Day. Glad he discovered us . . . ,cause we get a free day! 13 Class rings arrive. Seniors take on new im- portance! 21 Very special PEP assembly to spark team to victory. 23 The big day at last! A victory for the team and for the Senior Queen. HOMECOMINC.' 30 First report cards! Meeting of the Home and School Association. Page eighty-three