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Left to right:-Mr. Clark, Parham, Schmidt, Freeman. Spectator Club . . . D 9 ...,.,r,q,.. . , k, ,S 3 I 1 3 F 3 . gx 1 Qi L E 3 - i1 r Left to right: Barney, Young, Marbury, Nielson, Parham, McPherson.
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V' . Standing, left to right:-0'Connell, Beers, Couldin, Kates, Cover. Sitting, left to right:-vonBrieson, Johnson, Turnbull, Campbell, Robertson. Acolyte Guild . . . If a person were to ask anyone connected with Saint Paul's Church who were the unsung heroes of any church service, the answer would surely be the acolytes. The sign of a good acolyte in a church service is a boy who can remain as inconspicuous as possible. The job of any acolyte is to assist the rector in performing his duties during the service. The acolytes carry the church and state flags and the forty-five pound cross during the processions and help the service progress as smoothly as possible. The duty of an acolyte is an unpaid, unnoticed job and one that requires hard work and a great deal of faithfulness. The boys are on duty for afternoon and evening services besides those in all parts of the state. The only reward given for this diligent service is a silver cross given to each boy at the end of the year. The color of the ribbon from which the cross is hung denotes the number of years an acolyte has served. Some of this year,s members include John Turnbull, Jay Couldin, Larry Nielson, Larry Lack, Chuck U'Connell, Fred Lujay, Rusty Beers, and John von Brieson. This year an old Choir member and a pillar of the church, Mr. Charles Stacks, was appointed head of the Guild. lt is very fortunate that such a line man was given this position and we know he will have great success.
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