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

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immersed in profound thought, the Apologetics class give sever- al logical arguments for re- futing atheism. meow Al Telmos, discussion leader, and Ruth Piaszek recorder, delve into the problem of city and county roads at the meeting on Roads, held at the Court House, on Senior Government Day. After reading Edgar Allen Poe's The Pit and the Pendulum , the iunior English class held a discussion, Should Horror and Terror be banned from stories and motion pictures? Learning how to keep book is an important part of office work, asserts Sr. Theodota as her attentive class agrees

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ll These novice typists practice a standard exercise, seeking to develop skill in speed and ac- curacy. The quick brown fox ...... Wada!-life way. Enrapt in the powerful oratory of Patrick Henry's speech to the First Continental Congress, these American history students listen attentively to their instructor, Mr. Flynn. Examining the torso is not an unusual chore for these biology students. Here they study the various human organs. The students of Mr. Cahill's modern his- tory class react with interest as he takes them on a mythical iourney to Alexander'S Empire.