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

Page 41 text:

The Service Squad, like the Student Coun- OPERATORS CLUB Operators are kept busy with the motion pic- ture proiector, the opaque proiector, a slide proiector, and a film strip proiector which are kept in constant use by the grades as well as the high school. We all appreciate the friendly service of this club. SERVICE SQUAD cil, maintains discipline on the first floor of the school. The fifth grade girls do a fine job of accepting the responsibilities that toll upon the Service Squad. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol promotes safety habits among the younger children. Mr. Floyd Webb highly complimented this Safety Patrol as one of the best. V 37

Page 40 text:

. il The Library Club is composed of a typist, Corinne Garvey, a Junior, and Sophomore girls who assist in the library during their study periods. lt is their Iob to check books coming in and going out. Other duties of the club, which meets every Wednesday, are mending books, collecting overdue fines, and caring forthe library room. During the past summer the library was completely recatalogued by Sister Mary William with the help of Mary Ann Grondzik, Mary Ann Lapinsky, Mary Coash, Shirley Malecki, and Mary Deno. Durihg Book Week, beginning February 'l8th, the club sponsored a Book Fair. The exhibit consisted of five hundred books of current fiction, biography, career stories, books on manners, and a display of Bibles and Missals. 36

Page 42 text:

GIRLS' GLEE CCLUB Under the direction of Sister Marie Raymond, O.F., the Girls' Glee Club has performed at various occasions during the year, providing many moments of entertainment for the people of SS. Peter and Paul's Parish. It has exhibited its talents at the Altar Society Meeting, Marian Night, the Saginaw Student Sodality meeting, Christmas and New Year's Masses, the Veterans' Hospital, and the P.T.O. Founders' Day Potluck. At the annual spring musical recital, the girls again blended their voices to make it a real success. The Boys' Glee Club, also under the direction of Sister Marie Raymond, O.P., is gaining the approval of all who have given an ear to their harmonious blending. The boys have sung at the Forty Hours' Devotions, Christmas and New Year's Masses, and the P.T.O. Founders' Potluck. The boys also will perform at the spring recital and contribute to its success. Under the direction of Mr. R. A. Riggs, the orchestra, numbering twelve members, is weather- ing its first year of existence. lt opened the season at the Sodality Marian Night. Again at the P.T.O. Christmas Party, the Orchestra played Christmas music for the students. They spent many long hours of work, in preparing for the Spring Concert which was held during Music Week. Congratulations to the members on the fine work done. 38