St Patricks School - Shamrock Yearbook (Largo, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1972 volume:

W? fanllZ'gJ SAINT PATRICKlS CHURCH P. 0. BOX 167 LARGO, FLORIDA 33540 June 1972 My dear Students: Another school year has come to a close and all of you have advanced a year closer to your goal in life. The old axiom, time flies , can be used here in this case. We must always keep in mind that the real purpose of education is to achieve maturity. Our Sisters and Lay-Teachers at St. Patrick's School are here to give all our students the best type of foundation to help to achieve this maturity and to help you to better serve God, Church and State. Day after day, year after year more of an emphasis is being placed on education. Without a good education it is very difficult to progress along the road of life. Therefore, in order to be successful in life we must have a good and wholesome education. Each of us as creatures of God have been given a certain number of talents. God expects us to use these talents to the best of our ability. If we do, then success is ours in life. Life was never meant to be easy and so you will find obstacles being placed in your way. obstacles that you must overcome, obstacles that you will overcome with the proper use of your God-given talents. I wish at this time to congratulate all those who are graduating this year from St. Patrick's School and wish them great success in the years to come. If we can be of any help to them in the future we hope that they will not hesitate to ask us. I would also at this time like to thank the Faculty of St. Patrick's School, both Sisters and Lay-Teachers, headed by our very competent Principal, Sister Mary Lucia. They are truly dedicated teachers. Sincere thanks also to the members of our Mother's Club, who have worked tirelessly for the good and progress of St. Patrick's School. May all of our Faculty and Students have a very happy and safe summer. We are looking foreward to seeing all of you in September and of welcoming our new students, especially those who will be entering the First Grade. May God Bless You. Sincerely ours n Our Lord f . 51271;v; Father n M. McCall Pastor o JMMC:mjm Sister Mary Lucia Principal . Sister Mary Innocentia Sister Rose Aliquo Sister Maryrose Mrs. Gladys Talbot Mrs. Marsha Wilson Miss Magdalen Gressle Mrs. Simonne Gaudette Allen, Rebecca Anna, Shaun Annis, Karen Arquette, Michelle Atkinson, Suzanne l Avera, Linda Baker, Robert Boutelle, Kathleen Bridges, Bethann Campalong, Christine Dignam, Patricia Dittmar, Christine Dube, Michael Gowan, Michael Greeley, Brian Holt, Stephen Johnson, Elizabeth Kellner, Christine Lacina, Kimberly Lagano, Joseph LaLuzurne, Glen Lazarchik, Paul MacKinnon, Cindy Moriarty, Patrick Moritz, Guy O'Brian, Elizabeth Polly, Edward Quebbeman, Tina Rey, Lillian Rusher, Edward Schuyler, Pamela Smith, Angela Sutch, Peter Telese, Stephanie Tierney, Doreen Veron, Stephanie Zinger Denise Zlnt, Mary Trese Zupansic, James There was a fat mouse Who lived in our house And oh how I hated that mouse. l l The Visitor ! He ate all the crumbs That fell on the floor And then he would run And squeek out the door. d h d Mans Rem An w y 0 you think 9 w He'd run out with fear? 1::mgn a Because he's afraid of The people in here. Debbie Carbonaro Allen, Lynne Anne Allen, Timothy Barton, Anthony Boutelle, Stephen Clinton, Stephen Cook, Blaise Cobbs, Kevin Douglas, John Vance Eckstein, Timothy Fitzpatrick, James Friederich, Laurie Grzybala, Irene A Pumpkin Last winter, I found a pumpkin seed, I thought that I should plant it in a secret place, I know And then I would care for it And slowly watch it grow. I put a stick beside the seed And thought that I would shout, That first morning when I looked and saw The greenest little sprout. Marianne Douglas Gunn, Matthew HarVey, Michael Heim, Helen Hilger, Marilyn Hoffman, Bonnie Mae Lagano, Margaret Lowe, Johnathan Madden, Theresa McCarty, Joseph McNulty, Joseph Mello, Maureen Milford, Scott Miller, Regina Miller, Tracey Palmer, RoberL PaUleyr Bobbie Polly, Charlene Rama, Alan Rusher, Charmaine Shea, Patricia Shower, Erin Smith, Kimberly Ann Stubler, Patricia Tierney, Darren Trow, Rhonda Walraven, Tamara Watson, Winifred gas Our Schoo' Ta, C2 1:3 13 316:an 94 5996 . 5' 5 07 WW I Hlll hl Cl m u: 4- a Annis, Stephen John Atkinson, Thomas Baker, Rita Boelk, Nancy Boivin, Robert Bruns, Pauline . Clinton, James .2 Colangelo, Lisa DeWillis, Dawn Disbennett, Ralena ECKstein, Jeffrey Evans, Kim Fitzgerald, Patrick Garbolde, Barbara Greeley, Donald Gunn, Jill Harvey, Peter Heusdain, Luc Karcher, Collene Kaspar, Gary King, Reid Koutney, Howard LaLuzerne, Janet Lowe, Elizabeth MacDonald, Steven Marion, Amy Mason, Jeanne Moody, Kevin Pillsbury, Linda Pomianowski, Regina Quebbeman, John Roberts, Mary Beth Schuster, Melissa Shea, Tara Sofarelli, Donna Souchak, Christopher Verdugo, Francisco Walraven, Ty Gr. 5 7am My DeM'HAs There It Goes Her eyes traveled to the sky, would a free balloon really fly? To find her answer she dropped the String and to the moon went her balloon A free and happy thing. Mike Federico Allen, Thomas Butler, Nancy Clinton, Michael Colangelo, Lynn Cook, Dawn Doherty, Scott Douglas, Tina Marie Drescher, Lori Fitzgerald, Michael Fitzpatrick, Joy Friederich, Diane Griffin, Matthew Gross, Colleen Hilger, Robert Huneke, Daria Johnson, Cynthia Kinstle, Kathryn Kochanski, Matthew LaLuzerne, Gail Lazarchik, John Libert, Mary Ellyn Listle, Karen Lowe, Charles MacKinnon, Kimberly McCarty, Monica McNulty, Maura Milford, Pamela Moschella, Kim Pauley, Daniel Pillsbury, Lisa Polly, Diana Pomianowski, Mark Seery, Thomas Smith, Christopher Verdugo, Ana Marie Watson, Whitney Weber, Richard Zinge, Daniel Zupansic, Susan Birds Look at the birds so graceful and free Oh how I wish that I could be As free as the wings going over the sea Bringing joy and happiness to you and me. Paula Langere Allen, Lisa Anne Beck, Michael Boelk, Laura Bossard, Brenda Carbonaro, Deborah Cleveland, Stephen Dermody, Michelle DeWillis, Tamara Dimmer, Albert Fatz, Charles Federico, Jean Friederich, Stephen Gross, Michelle Hadden, Jeffrey Hoffman, Barbara Holm, Mary Huneke, Diane Kunz, Michael Langere, Paula MacDonald, Cheryl Madden, Rita Markham, Maureen Mason, Lisa McCarty, Margaret Rey, Luis Schmid, Gretchen Schuyler, Robert Senyk, Leslie Shannon, Theresa Shea, Kathleen Sine, Eric Sutch, Barbara Sylvester, William Vogel, David Watson, Wylma Weaver, Christine Wirtemhurg, Cheryl Wirtemhurg, Kurt Albertson, Patricia Beck, Lori Boivin, Deborah Bossard, Bruce Disbennett, Rachelle Downing, Cheryl Federico, Mary Beth Fedico, Mary Louise Gross, K. Scott Heiny Miriam Hidalgo, Peter Holbrook, Aona I Wish You Faith for the future, Hope for every new dawn, Much joy for every tomorrow Courage to carry on. Love that will linger forever; A heart to do the right, Sweet dreams that will leave you never Laughter, sunny and bright. Bruce Baudendistel David Johnson, Steven Karcher, Garth Kellner, Marie Huneke, 1 Koran, Deborah Lagano, Mary Lynn LaLuzurne, Cheryl Larrow, Jean Marie Lowe, Christine Madden, Joseph Marion, Sandra Mello, Kevin Moody, Mary Elizabeth Neal, Cynthia Rama, Margaret Rey, Maria Seibert, Michael Souchak, Frank Straub, Melanie Stubler. Susan Swanson, Richard Sullivan, Timothy Watson, Wendy Whalen, Stephen Nature Nature has many beautiful things, The beautiful coloring of a bird. Flowers growing in the grass, Bumblebees humming as they pass. Grasshoppers hopping in the weeds, Bunny rabbits caring for their needs. h' xV Little squirrels gathering nuts, Moles down below making huts. SUSAN Stubler 3n 6 Butterflies fluttering in the sky, The frogs are croaking in ponds near by. God painted these pictures for us to see He made each one for you and me. Miriam Heim Anderson, Mark Beck, Corrine Casey, Cheryl Cleveland, Martha Clinton, Patricia Deaton, Elizabeth Ann Douglas, Marianne Fatz, Joseph Federico, Michael Hamblin, Kathleen Kinstle, Stephen Kochanski, Cary Kolinski, Mary Larrow, Robert Lazarchik, Claire Libert, Amy Licari, Linda Moschella, Julie Pauley, Carol Pritchett, Susan Quebbeman, Mark Rama, John Senyk, James Shaughnessey, Bernard Stein, Kathleen Schmid, Michael Sutch, Janet Thurber, Tod Wirtemburg, Karen Witcombe, Cari Zinge, Richard Clouds Clouds are white puffs of cotton Floating slowly along like a gentle stream I wonder what holds them up Maybe a sun ray or a moonbeam. Michael Deichen Baudendistel, Bruce Beiser, Melanie Clinton, Gregory Deichen, Michael Hammond, Gill Heim, Barbara Ann Holbrook, Laura Kinstle, Robert Lagano, Albert Langere, Lisa Lazarchik, David Libert, Kelly Madden, Timothy Marion, Mary Beth Markham, Kathleen McCarty, Mark Moody, Sean Pauley, Thomas Quebbeman, Julie Seery, Claudia Senyk, Karyn Shannon, Mary Shaughnessy, Patrick Sullivan, Anne Vogel, Diana Watson, William Witcombe, Kevin Zupansic, Mary H$SISTA NT EDITOR - zw, Wm M: W g Q E ,5 g g m flag m a 0 a i . i J f m a At The Fair I always dreamed I would win a prize when I went to the fair. And sure enough this was the year, I won a little bear. He was just a little thing with flowers on his back, but I went home feeling like a king, my dream was now a fact. a Cheryl Downing Little Star Little star, I wonder how you stay In the heavens above us all, I wonder why you do not fall. Are you held with a golden string, Or is it some other magical thing? God's House Rachelle Disbennett I know that God is everywhere and all about us, like the air! God lives in Heaven, away up high, above the earth, air, and sky. To share our little joys and tears, He lived on earth for many years. In every Mass he comes again; His joy is still to dwell with men. And when I go to Church, he's there, He says it's His House of Prayer. God lives in every soul of Grace, and makes of it a Holy place; Within my heart, though none can see, Lives God, He's at home with me! Jean Federico Where is God? Where is God? God is in the sky and the air He is in the flowers and bees He is in the hearts and souls of the world. Jchf LaLuZEJ'na g gfg Gpa Jeanne Larrow Our Church Poems Poems are not my thing, I'm afraid, Though I do not mean to degrade Bob Kinstle Morning One dawn I decided To witness the newly born morning The air was misty and damp The cool breeze rustle the leaves on the trees And everything was hushed and still Only bird songs floated on the air And then- A train whistled in the distance And as though on signal Everything began to come to life All my heart kept saying was Thank God, I am alive to enjoy this beautiful morning. Linda Licari 9n 'Era5h813 The poets who spend so much of their time, Trying to make the stupid things rhyme' Mary May 0 Mary, mother of May, Guide our feet from going astray. 0 Mary, mother of May, On your altar here today, We bring you gifts, all rare, So your graces we may share. 0 Mary, mother of May, We beg your forgiveness For the wrongs we have done today. Kevin Mello Ruth Lanes Eire. Love Love is having a friend who's kind Love is having a fun-filled mind Love is waving to a friend while while getting the mail Love is having a dog who greets with a wagging tail Love is having a teacher who says your not to blame Love is having friends who let you join the game. Love is having God near all the time Love is hearing the church bells chime Love is having parents who care Love is having friends who share Love is everywhere! Melanie Beiser Buttered Peas I'd climb a mountain for some peas, or even swim the seven seas. I'd give up my three special wishes, just for some fat, round, green, delicious Buttered Peas. Steve Kinstle War The war isn't something in the air It's real, it's happening everywhere But no one seems to really care And so the war goes on. We plead with God for war to cease We ask him for a lasting peace Man must work to earn release And so the war goes on. Julie Moschella Peace I wonder what Peace would be like Peace on this great earth. Men have lived, have fought and died Babies are killed at birth. I wonder what Peace would be like If it would come again So that we might live in friendship And love, with all of men. Kathy Shea l usn M6016 PWTOS By BOB M00 Number One Through the season we had come, to try to prove we were number one. As our last game rolled around, the game was close, but we were down. Number One was our victory cry, we had to come back; we had to try. All through the year we'd won the games from Holy Family to Holy Name. We came back to tie the game, but many teams had done the same. The game was over; and Berkley came through, we hate to think we were number two. But still I think that we can beat, any team, any week. 10 and 0 in season play xx could not be better any day. The girls and Coit and all the fans, who helped and cheered for every man, we'd like to thank them all, indeed, without them we would never be. It was great, and it was fun, and we're indeed, Number One. 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