St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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PRUBLEMS FUR IIUNSIDERATIUN Flzzzy-Wuzzy wa: af bear Fuzzy-Wzxzzy lon lair hair Thefz Fzzzzy-Wuzzy waJ1z't fuzzy Wax be? -DICK SHORT '42 2 if mejqazitions ' A pessimist is one who refuses to hang up his stocking at Christmas because he is afraid Santa Claus will take them. An optimist is one who when treed by a bear, enjoys the view. Door knob is a thing which revolving doors go around without. T -STERLING DECKER ,42 E Q what like Jo Wear HAL WHITNEY saying- No more dues. BILL BOYLE demanding- A nice slow piece. DICK BRONNER asking- Did I ever tell you about the girls I went steady with ? MARY LEONARD replying- An annual is a cinch. TONY BORELLO confessingw- I'm really such a timid individual. MISS MCKEON ordering- Now, don't you come to school tomorrow. HORACE HEIDT- calling from the Pot of Gold. BABS BONWIT shouting in glee- Goody, report cards today. RICHARD SOULLIERE politely saying- No, thank you! to a second help- mg. ii what tg Cgllrecf of gfearlng CONEUCIUS SAY- anything. BOB GARDNER'S car rattle. GEORGE MARSHALL'S attempt to sing. JAMES GALLOWAY'S A. P. fApple Polishingj. SOME GIRLS declaring- I'm really going on a diet. ALL BOYS reminding- This is Leap Year, you know. ST. PAT'S pupils- May I borrow some ink for your pen? BOB RAGEN'S car brakes screeching for mercy. EVERYONE asking- What do you think of the foreign situation? -ANNE BRIMBERRY '41 -PAT KELLY '41 Page Forty-eight

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cglze altar Qoys UNDER the assistance and able guidance of its prefect, Rev. Peter Reilly, and its capable president, james Rossignol, the Altar Boys of Saint Patricl-r's have faith- fully and dutifully fulfilled the assignments presented them. - Appointments for Masses on Sunday are made on the preceeding Friday of every week. Membership dues used for an outing at the end of the year, which every boy fully enjoys, are collected during this time. Each boy knows the honor that is his as Christ's page at the Altar and as each kneels in reverent prayer before the throne of God, he knows that no grander mission could be enjoyed by him than to be in heart and mind forever a holy Altar Boy. --STERLING DECKER '42 2 Q Choir ana! glee Gfub IT Christmas and Eastertide an essential part of the Mass is the beautiful music rendered by the Choir under the expert guidance of Sister Rose Eleanor. The colorful girls' voices and the deep rich tones of the boys have been blended in true harmony to make up one of St. Pat's best choirs. To Sister Rose Eleanor for her unfailing patience and excellent instruction, and to Sister Mary Judith for her in- valuable assistance, we express our everlasting gratitude and the sincere hope that each year will bring forth even more glorious music with which to sing the praises of God. Page Forty-seven

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