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

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cbtoaq BASKETBALL A Team HOCKEY YY They YYQ VVashington . . . . . . 54 Nlinnehaha WVashington . . . . . . 61 SL. John . . St. John ..... . . . 40 W. St. Paul St. Thomas ..... . . . 41 Central . . . St. Michael ..... . . . 45 Blake . . . . . St. Paul Academy .... . . . 52 Minnehaha Bcnilde ........ . . . 55 Dc-LaSalle . Pierz ........ . . . 58 Crm-lin . . . . Rosemount . . . . . . 42 SL. Thomas Winsted . . . . . . 66 Central . . . St. Thomas . . . . . . 51 Bc-nilde . . . St. Michael . . . . . . 49 St. Cloud . Benilde ., .. . 42 Duluth , . . St. John .... . . . 56 Pierz .......... . . . 57 St. Thomas Rosemount ..... . . . 54 Murray . . . Dm-LaSalle . St. Paul Academy .... . . . 45 St. Bernard Crotin . . . . Winsted ........ . . . 57 Murray . . . St. John . . YVilson . . . Hvnildc . . . 'Mfr AB D s ll ' 9 Aggies Tq ,,,,,,,,,, es eat e a a ecd 5 Wm ho M 'smke sHABERlIL--UQ -aregadnighllfanz Ehe of zoals in the mght a I WIN CCC PUCK TITLE- ggies Sh .Tohr school c Fold fludedd its Don Bosco Don Bcsco 6fS, 3 goal by Tom! Ed. Vv fhllf fhirltlfos' .earn-nfl Wins rmrI'y Tom Reber! :Z the Sf

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I I ! Victors on Ice! BACK ROW.' Father Ryan, J. Wei- rieh, D. Schuett, Bannick, M. Fitzgerald, T. Fash- ingbauer, E. Hiher, Heinz, P. Murphy, R. Roth, Mr. Kight, coach. FRONT: G. Streadwick, R. Bump, G Hiber, T. Osiecki, J. Lang, T. McCullough, J. Conroy R. Moeller, C. Huettl, R. Miller, K. Reno, R. Langen- berger, QAbsent from pieture.D Finishing with the most successful season in many a year, the St. Agnes Hockey team really rated in the Minnesota Catholic Hockey Conference. Mr. Kightis puck- sters tallied an impressive record of VICTORIES, VICTORIES, VICTORIES! X The most, notable trait of the Aggie Icemen this year was their constant drive and tenacity in the twist ... .. 1 or defeat. izxw-W ' 'ii' 'Fri 'A and talented coaching of hockey as Kight, next year's team should turn az. superlative record. Despite the loss We il' ecomiihgi back next year. last year with the team were Seniors, Left fohn picture: John Weirich, Tom Fashing- bauer, John Cionroy, and Eddie Hiber. Qpersonnel, a Hne aggressive group will

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Co-Curriculars Gather Impetus . . . Annual Retreat Under the guidance of Father Richard Madden, who in his Carmelite garb resembled Zorro, the Juniors, Sophs, and Freshies made their annual Retreat, at the beginning of Advent. A captor of souls rather than bandits, Father Mad- den, with his spirited, thought-provoking, chuckle- producing talks will never be forgotten. Most of the Seniors made a private retreat at Fiat House. The Gift that keeps on Giving! The general cooperation of Sodality members can be exemplified in any of its projects, be it the care of the daily Bulletin Board or the climax to Advent practices with a Procession to the Crib. Pictured are Sodality Officers: Mike Kavanaugh, Beverly Miller, Monica Ehrler, Larry Swanson, prefect. Carolers bring song into the Christmas Program. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Beverly Dickey, Mary E. Schmidt, Emily Hirte, Mary Novak, Margaret M. Anfang, Celestine Kufner, Kathy Horan. BACK: Sandra Himlie, Judy Kitzman, Bev Olson, Pat Wolkerstorfer, Mary Fangel, Mary Parkin.