St Paul High School - Paulian Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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55. The meeting will come to order . . .and eager juniors are on their way to the mastery of Robett's Rules. Deadline approaching! Francis LaFave and Margaret Mary Hunt turn to the periodical index for additional informa- tion for their term papers. The Walrus and the Carpenter provides ma,.f,.,d1 PGY this freshman dramatization. 12 0-Jed I If 4.31- 411-f If the interested looks of his classmates bear any proof, Tom Ritter, sophomore, has written a fascinating short story. N 11- Sgr -t X X

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Father Zerfas assists the juniors in tracing the history of their Faith. 3 If Sound social living is basis for many discussions in Father Whe1an's Senior religion class.

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From Beowulf to Marty all periods of literature were studied this year. In addition to an appreciation of the various types of literature, a firm foundation in parliamentary procedure was gained by the English III students, while the members of the English ll class can boast of their accomplishments in basic speech. Term papers sharpened rusty brains among the seniors. Many hours of research were spent on this traditional senior assignment. Dramatization of cuts from poems and stories enlivened interest in the English I classes. English IV provided the opportunity for study of college entrance forms. Sir Above: Baron Chipman leads a discussion of contemporary American poets. Left: Steve Zemcik traces for Ed Coe and Sandra Malkaski the Anglo- Saxon conquest. -., , Judy Soupal presents her illustrations of The Ransom of Red Chief to fellow freshmen. 13