St Martins High School - Samahi Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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Side shows, breath taking aerial rides, thrilling acrobats, georgeous aquamaids: these were but a few of the many and thrilling high lights which entertained the Saint Martin's boys when they took a day off to visit the Puyallup Fair. This an-- nual outing, which is fast becoming a tradition at St. Martin's was held this year on Tuesday, Septrmber 19. Early that mor ning the boys were hustled into three busses, given a packed lunch, and sent off for a day of fun and relaxation. Many an allowance was spent as St. Martin's lads met lasses and dis- couvered the various rides and games. At the main show the boys were treated to a swimming exhibition, tight rope artists hilarious clowns, amazing contortionists, and a rodeo. All along the midway werr scattered rides guaranteed to give you a thrill of a life time and side shows featuring many freaks, wrestlers, and trickstrrs of every kind. lt was a very happy day for all, and the Saint Martin's boys came home a bit tired, but happy and broke. .. l 5 , , ,sri 'Vt 1515 Q , , :agiwggrwfi Q Fl. 3 '. f'tfi.14eMFfY, iff: at A T g ,.,. x . aria freeing, Q -Lf ,M M I., e, Q -adv' we Q 1

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The entire student body saw their State Government in action when it visited the Legislative Session in February. The students posed under the huge chan-- delier in the rotunda, with the Secretary of State, Earl Coe, for a picture. They then attended part of the in- teresting House and Senate Sessions. After watching the Sessions, Mr. Coe invited the students into his office and showed them the first copy of the State Constitution and lxiefly talked about it. Later they visited the Govenor's office, then boarded the bus for the return trip home. The trip was both interest-- ing and educational.

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,W The day students and Father Michaei rner on Xanuary i0Lh iorrn rhe Day Srudenrs' CXuh. Mrer norninarions were heid ior iiices, and the voting, was over, rhe nevdiy iorrned duh as presidency Dan Yiarrwig as vice presidenr re' and Farher Niichaei as adviser. NN' cha d drew up a consrir- urrvoses oi rhe s, rhe D ro 'ous o Brown -rreasu , rher , i ' d the 9 oiiice he rhe yari had eiecred ?ar ?ere Whirraii as secrerary Ar a iarer dare the officers and Fa urion which wouid govern the ciuh. ir conrarne ciuhg rhe rirne, dare., and niace ior ah rhe rneeringsg che e-- Day Saints , and aii orher gjenerai srarernenrs rhar may nsrirurion. s iorrned orirnariy ro insure herrer ieeiing he- ders and day srudenrsg ro iurrher narriciparion oi day rivirnesg and r, heirn in herrering Lhe rnorais oi day srudenrs gave a dance 'sirarion and Giyrn- ainr Mar 3 I0 narn iound in a co This organizarion wa rween boar srudenrs in schooi ac aii srudenrs. On March Ylrh, Sainr Patrick'-5 Day , rhe oi Sainr Parrick. Giris irorn Aquinas, Vi For rhe inrsr rirne in dancing hisrory ar S ' icrure oi iarnous hands and rheir rnusic used ro serve as dancing, rnusic and for e did nor care ro dance, used for a narry which vvouid up the nd,T95T. in honor pia were invired. rin'-5 High Schooi a moving rv was ior rho-se who The dance iunds were Sainrs acriviries Eor rhe years X950 3 den nrerrain rrienr 8 I