Saints Peter and Paul High School - Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Tw., i ouk HONOR STUDENTS DENISE MOONEY, Valediclorian R 1 . M Q Ufufof ,gn RITA F .gotutolm ISCHE li as Wes. Co Q C., S DORO 0' i011 We, the Seniors of '51, wish to extend sincere grati- tude to our faculty in return for your unceasing efforts and splendid guidance in our behalf. Yours, indeed, is a noble task for you play the role as mediators of Christ in conveying to us the all important eternal truths. Through your masterful teaching and kind direction you have inspired in us a greater apprecia- tion of the best in ourselves. 18

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IEA .., . 1 ,Ki ,, ,Ji JOHN FROST Though the world is full of strife, Sleep is still my ioy of life. Holy Name 9, Sodality 'l0-ll-12, Midget Staff 12. DALE SHIELDS He' aims high to reach his goal, ln class he plays a leading role. Sodality 'IO-11-12, Holy Name 9, Football 'l0-l'l-'l2, Baseball 9-'IO-' 'l'l-'l2, Basketball 9-10-ll, Track ll, Altar Boy 9-'l0-ll-12, Honor Student 9, Midget Staff Co-Editor 12. DONALD ANDERSON Staunch in character-kind in heart, All will miss him when we part. Sodality 10-'ll-12, Glee Club 'll- l2, H0lY Name 9, Midget Staff 'l2. DOLORES SWIFT Her kindly heart and winning ways: Have made for us many pleasant days. Glee Club 9-'IO-'I'l, Student Coun- cil lO-'ll-'l2, Gym 'l0. 17 SENIORS E N ssl 4 X l 4 Jil 'fi

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fiesta Mfr We, the ,Senior class of the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty one, being of sound mind and body, and realizing that our huge estate has been consummated except for a few cherished items, do hereby proclaim and declare this to be our last will and testament. We herewith relinquish and make the following dispensa- tions of our possessions, worthy or unworthy, to the following said heirs: To our beloved CLERGY we leave our heartfelt thanks for their interest and guidance in our spiritual life during our stay at St. Pete's. To the FACULTY we leave our deepest gratitude with our sincere wishes that the classes to follow will give them more ease and peace of mind. To our ATHLETIC COACHES we express our thanks for training such fine teams as we have had at St. Pete's. To the JUNIORS we leave that rare gift called senior pri- vileges with the understanding that they are not to be handled carelessly, tossed about, or abused. To the SOPHOMORES we leave the hope that it will not be too long before you, too, will be seniors. To the FRESHMEN we leave the golden opportunity to some day follow in our tracks. I, DOROTHEA DEE MILES, leave my blind date bureau to Mary Russell. I, RICHARD SKIN DELORME, leave my muscular physi- que to Billy Korting. I, JACKIE CACTUS BOYD, leave my cattle ranch to any- one who can ride the kitchen range. I, PHIL P.K. KESSEL, leave my Casanova ways to Tommy Ott. I, JIM COON SKELCEY, and I, JIM TIGER THEISEN, leave our scoring ability on the basketball court to Dickie Donoghue and Tommy Boyd. I, BARBARA BABS EGGERD, leave my big brown eyes and mischievous ways to Emily Radziewicz. I, DORIS SHORTY KWAISER, leave my height of 4 ft. TIM in. to Bob Moriarity. I9