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

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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

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SOCIAL CALENDAR MYSTERY MIXER ......,. .,...... O ctober HOMECOMING .............,.,,...,.... , ..,........ October PRE-WINTER PRANCE ..................,........... December STUDENT COUNCIL CHRISTMAS PARTY ....,...,........,...... . ....,.,..,.....,......... December J-HOP and MIDGET BALL ..,..,.,,. ....... F ebruary PROM ..,......,...' .................. .......May The annual Homecoming Dance, which stu- dents await with considerable anticipation, met with more than usual success this year. The gala affair was held on October 27. Merrymaking couples filled the auditorium, caught in the spell of Art Beyer and his orchestra. Students and alumni intermingledp the former exchanged small-talk, while the latter were content to drift with the music and reminisce. The coronation of Rita Fischer as Queen by the football captain for the week, Phil Kessel, was the highlight of the evening. Miss Fischer's attendants were Jacqueline Boyd and Denise Mooney, and in the court were Janet Mooney, Donna Crampton, Mary Jo Gerhardt, and Judy Rushlow.