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

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Student government builds tomorrow's leaders and develops mutual understanding between the faculty and students The St. Paul student council is a most active group, giving all Paulians an opportunity to voice their opinion on s chool matters . Council members check the batteries of tests published by the Youth Unlimited Foundation. The council made it possible for each junior and Senior to take these tests. Living the liturgy is the mind of the Church, and so daily during Ad- vent the traditional wreath-lighting ceremony was held. X X X

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Jr liz.. President Charles Dutcher and the executive board conduct a bi-monthly meeting of the council. These energetic members ofthe council ease the seat- ing situation at the eight o'clock Mass. Demanding silence in the halls of their alma mater are the authoritative hall guards. The demerir slips are met with much distaste but prove to be asuccess- ful remedy in Combatting a loose tongue. - 1 F Z 'ww Q a I 'if' hw al SX get raw U tr-s at fi

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Fund-raising projects seem to be a necessity in any organization, and the student council proves no ex- ception. School pennants,emblems, and beanies increased the treasury considerably. X AVTFE V+-4-w smtnqm 'SA 'fx I :wir Q. Y, 'A 1 .,,, St. Paul government paves the way for civic government, and the mock presi- dential election gave ptactical exper- ience. 0-X