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

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J . -54.5125 My CALENDAR 19 ! e tr, 58-59 I 'lf 'R ..f K R . of Q. ' o : - b P'PQ' r -' C7 2 A , ' w a s 1 rg ' ...ML kj X Q 'Q . , t. '-JA F ' n YW 1 ' X931 y 1 ff 1 . 1-af ., 1339 na. CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF 1959 SEPTEMBER 1958 Registration puts Juniors in the lead with 136, Seniors register 61 girls and 61 boys, Frosh and Sophs number 118-132. Seniors act as Guardian Angels to Frosh and initiate school schedule. First Friday - Mass of the Holy Spirit - all in uniform - short classes. First victory, Aggies 13, Loyola 0. Nativity of Mary - Jean Bettendorf wins Marian Feature - full day classes. New lab in use. Seniors elect Tom Fashingbauer class prexy. St. Agnes Scholarship awards: Peter Olson, Paul Olson, Shirley Kroll, Eileen Och, James Klecker. Holy Name of Mary - Aggies second vic- tory over Rosemount, 14-7. Sodality cele- brate Mary's day by reciting' rosary in Church Chapel. Homecoming Queens election. John O'Malley was the first senior to spark off picture taking at Trudells. First Home and School Association meeting, Mr. Thomas Conroy presiding. Holy Mass for Father Warnemunde. First loss against Concordia 0-13. Lid popper dance sponsored by Student Council is a big success. Freshies, Sophs, and Juniors have pictures taken by Mr. Myron Haugen of Columbia Studios. Jim Slavik and Dan Zechmiester awarded four-year scholarships from the Fourth De- gree Knights of Columbus. Tim Muellner is Junior class president. First HI-TIMES. ,Queen candidates: Sen- ' r - Mary Adam, junior - Sandy Kas- er, Soph - Carol Kurkowski. Our first pep assembly - Mr. Berra intro- duced the football team! Thirty-one seniors, three faculty members leave for Regina Tour to New York and 11- 20- 86 Washington. Won our third victory over St. Felix, 20-14. Free day. MCEA Teachers meeting at Hotel Leamington. CSMC Oflicers: President - John Neisz- nerg Secretary - Patricia Ryan, Treasurer - Tim Muellner. OCTOBER 1958 Feast of the Guardian Angels. First Friday W Aggie's 4-th victory, Mahto- 13 - Mr. Kight starts the Chocolate Drive at an all- medi 7, Aggies Worldls Finest school assembly. First Saturday gina Tour. Rosary Rally - Seniors bake sale as Home- coming Project No. 1. Oflicial Fire Drill. 31 touring seniors try to adjust to school routine again. Feast of Holy Rosary. P.A. talk by Hopeful Heathensf, His Holiness Pope Pius XII dies. Aggie's 5th victory over Wilson 6-0. Student Counselors attend Mass at Cathe- dral for Pope Pius XII. - Seniors return from Re- Days spent on Homecoming activities: car washes and odd jobs. Cue and Curtain present Christopher Co- lumbus play. First Debate at West High, Minneapolis. We won 2, lost 1. Chocolate Drive ends. Bonfire at which Don Spies is crowned king. HOMECOMING! Seniors get Mary in as queen. Aggies Stifle St. Michaelv 32-14. Reports given to parents each evening. Class rings arrive. Debate at De LaSalle. Student body offers spiritual day for Mr. Asenbrenner. Aggies lose to St. John 0-14. Mr. Asenbrenner Weds Margaret Mary Monson at Holy Spirit Church. Mixed Choir sings. Feast of Christ the King! 600 attend St. Agnes Church for Day of Recollection.

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Hockey victorious over Cadets of St. tion meeting. Thomas,4-3. 21 Invitational Speech Trophy Tournament at Open House a huge success as hundreds DeLaSalle. View the 4 new rooms and other classrooms. 22-28 Holy Week. Packed gym enjoys Band and Variety Show. 25 Feast of the Annunciation. Easter recess be- Happy Harvey delights all and starts out gins at close of afternoon class. new semester in a happy mood. 29 Easter Sunday Basketball and hockey teams claim double victories over Cretin and St. John. APRIL 1959 1 Classes resume after Easter holidays. FEBRUARY 1959 3 All-school dance sponsored by Contact. Sodality Reception Day. Feast of the Pres- 8 Card Party given by H.S.A. ematieni Candieinas DaY- 9 Student Council meet at Mechanic Art All day testing for Juniors. Janet Lavell High School' eieeted Junior sn0W Princess at St- Pani 11 Catholic State Speech Tournament at Be- Winter Carnival. Hilde- Basketball and hockey victories. Q6 Senior Class play. Cretin Invitational Debate Tournament. 22 fflqing and In Qpera at St. Paul Auditorium. MARDI-GRAS, a gala day. Junior Mary El- 23 HLTIMES is Out. len Schmidt, Queen, Freshman james 27 Last six Weeks begins. Weiss, King' 28 Junior-Senior Prom at South View Country Hockey loses opener in tournament. Alum- Club. HHS David Johnson entertains Aggies Wiin 29 University Program, Deep River Singers. skillful dance program. Our Lady of Lourdes. Anniversary of Msgr. M AY 1959 Bandasi eeniing ie Si- Agnes- Senior boys 1 Sodality Day. Crowning of the Blessed Vir- biiiefed On Seieeiiife Service- gin in Church. Social in the Evening. Lincoln's birthday. Basketball thriller with 3 May Day Procession at Cathedral. SPA- We Wen Zi5'4'3- 7 Ascension Thursday. Free Day. Lenten inevie iiG0igainaii spenseiieei bY 14 Final meeting of H.S.A. Election of officers. Home School Association. 17 Spring Concert Test for all incoming freshmen. 18 Senior exam Week- Another basketball thriller, Aggies 46, Rose- 21 HLTINIES final edition. inenni 44' 22 Senior Farewell Dance given by Sopho- Last hockey game of the year. SPA 0, Ag- moms. gies 2. 24 Mother-Daughter Tea in AV room. Fighting 69th talk by Father Hoffman. 25 Senior Skip Day. State Basketball Tournament. 27 The Palm iSwQMt,t.. ,.... . ,....., Washingtonis Birthday cornmemoratioig, ,,.. . ,.....tt.-ft if fft itft' f Xtfee Q Q1 etit 'iii to Free day. Student Congress here. 4,,.. 0 'fti' H Sgnicggi -rr.V A pg ,,.,f 6 E ii University program, Sculptor Bogardtislw 1 GR vypp District Debate Tournament, NFL. 9 ii'l ..f,..., ii'i ff- Qgcbglawffg- .el e MARCH 1959 Vpgpkgqp ' I Vp An all-week Notre Dame vocation ',i..,Q 'tV'tt1-- -....,..,,. . ff l begins in church hall. HI-TIMES is out. 'i Junior class officers select class rings. No-Acts Safety program, Roger Ward p.,, . att' 'i ii ing Over. . ' -11 Parents call for report cards. f i is Annual Irish vs German Volleyball iii game. Variety show by Cue and Curtain. Feast of St. Joseph. Home School Associa-