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

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l .1 HLTHMES Aggie Highis official news spreader, in its second year of existence, has main- tained its excellent quality of news coverage to merit ALL CATHOLIC. Sister M, Paula advises the pub- lication. Eagerly awaited by all the students, it has also earned an MAH Aggiew title. The only complaint ever given is that it doesnit come out often enough. DEBATERS Top debaters: Left to 'kfxlff' ' Time out to pose: LEFT TO RIGHT, Barbara Lethert, Tom Klecker, Maureen Tauer, Larry Swanson, Mary Helen Blacik, editor, Nick Gillen, Karen Ordell, Mike Lamey, Carol Christopherson, Tom Gauthier. afZ4e70afwl WTO the Victors belong the spoils. A consistently active group sacrificing time without end, these senior debaters have brought many honors to St. Agnes, in- cluding a Hrst place Trophy at the Concordia Annual Tourney. At the Catholic State Tournament held at Loyola, Mankato, the third place trophy was awarded these zealous teammates. Under the experienced and capable tutoring of Siser M. Leonilla, the debaters brought laurels to show the fruit of her work. Right, FRONT ROW: Mike Mahoney, Barbara Lethert, Kathy Walsh, Carol Christopherson, John Stephanie. BACK ROW: James Imre, Mike Kavanaugh, Judy Erickson.

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FE TLIRE Open House, held January 25, brought hundreds of people to see the new wing which houses four new classrooms. As its big project of the year, the H.S.A. furnished the biology lab. Viewing the new equipment are Mrs. Heinl, Mrs. Dickey, Beverly Dickey. Binding the interests of Home and School in a practical and helpful way is our alert and busy Home-School Associ- ation. General meetings prefaced by board meetings at regular intervals keep all the members attuned to the latest de- velopments in the school. Both faculty and parents count this association as the finest. Officers! left to right: Mrs. Joseph Blechinger, Mr. Paul Gillen, Mr. James Conroy, President, Mrs. Gordon Schierman. x'. The President of the Student Council, Michael Lamatsch, sue- hard-working group, Student Council strives to maintain a ceeds in keeping everyone happy at a meeting! Mrs. Marjorie cheerful school spirit in all its endeavors. Brula, Moderator, smiles approvingly at Mike's comments. A 78 M

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Ready Every period of the day this group of Aggie boys is ready to run movie projectors, tape recorders and other audio-visual equipment. Under the direction of Sister M. Cleopha, this group understands the meaning of Service! Library Club Officers! Carol Zwicki, Beverly Miller, Margaret M. Anfang, Beverly Dickey. Spirited Fun-filled and frolicsome, this group of merry pepsters known as the GAA, love to cheer, to play, and to take an active part in anything pertaining to the Sports' i'Vorld. Sister Leon Marie meets weekly with this energetic group to carry out the plans of the GAA Board. Our faithful AVSO Corps! Willing Gracious and obliging, a specially trained group of girls, under the di- rection of Sister M. Patrice, form the Library Club. You can't find that certain book? Wlhy, just ask one of the 20 members of the Library Club! GAA OHicers! Barbara Watzl, Joann Elias, president, Mary Jo Rossini, Beverly Olsen.