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

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Preparing for the business world . . . 1.5-A.. l. giniiu rn us Yr p ii. ii Sister M. Theodoto's senior typists are striving for speed and accuracy. Tomarrow's secretaries take dictation from Polly Krueger Science can change the world Questioning, observing, and experimenting is the scientinc procedure these amateur scientists use to discover facts and truths in chemistry. Left to right: Edward Eisch, Gerald Bugai, James X Morey, Robert Fox, Pat Holland, Bill Murphy, James Nikolai, Pat Bray, and Gregory Stanley. How Einstein probably began! Measuring, recording, always searching for truths of science to be found in physics are these Seniors left to right: Richard Bril- liant, Larry Jacobi, David Young, Herman Boehler, Kenneth Sone- feld, James Ciolek, Robert Hussle, Leroy McCormick, James Man- Y gutz, and Bernard Diehl.

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and Social Studies for better understanding . . . with one another 'ru 'V 15. NNE' power of the spoken word One ol the seven winners lrona Sacrraw hich schools in the J J Speak for De'nocraCi, 'Cortest isJc:r1:ce Henrichs. Congratulations' Bill Murgjlxv lauhcht-s TVW' Midget Ad Cfzfnpaign. Every three weeks n-Qnnrggfg Ol tre Broadcast Club reoort SS. PP news ofer XASGW, They a'e Donna Diecnrnan, Don Murphy, JC Anne Stuart, ond Rooer' Hossle Q y n ,' v. 5 1- Miss lsmo McHugh is helping Juniors Ralph Roden- bough, Richard Bosley, John Donoghue, Peter Dominguez, Richard Longley, Richard Cline, Joseph G'egus, John Ursuy, ond VVrlliarn Kendall to pre- serve our American heritage. Ancient History is both old and new to these Fresh- nven whose chairman is Marlene Marx and whose instructor is Mr. Edward Bogar. ,-

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Sv .H -dt' Latin l das-5 PGY seeth di'TcJ't lo' these Fresnrner' Witt Marilyn Dyer in cnaige. Dune capto, hostes fugefontf is 'neaiiingtul to these Latin li scholars under the leadership ot Joon Kretschrnet. ,egg Latin alive... Qt H--A Mathematics . . . solving the unknown . . . THE CHRIST HAS blunt L -X si Ott on a tangentl On the contrary, very much on the subiect of trigonornetry are these Seniors with Sister M. Alphonsus, their instructor. Row 1, left to right: Larry Gronslci, David Thiel. Row 2: Bill Mur- phy, Gregory Stanley, Pat Bray, Gerald Bugai, Betty Pahssen, Don Murphy, Rodmon Collison, James Morey, and Robert Walshg standing: Robert Fox and Pat Holland. Extracting the square root is interesting when Miss Mcl-logh shows us haw, Demonstrating the method are Mary Lue Sawaslxo and Mike Garvin, Scsnornores listen cttentively to Joseph Lawrence-'s defronstrcitiori of a theorem in Plane Geometry, Freshmen solve their problerns together. At the ooard are Mary Morphy, Martin McLaughlin, and Johr- Marri. R