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

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Making the noon meal more pleasant and enjoyable are the St. Paul cooks,Mrs. Robert Buckley and Mrs. Wm. Doyle. Their pleasant smile and ready second helping? have endeared them to the heart of each St. Paul student. Vilma 1 I 1 Under the watchful supervision of Mrs. Francis Clary, eager Paulians perform the tasks ne- l' 51. ,ii ff I Wm, . ,5 je. A .- 1 : V qu V L 4 mQ,,f-- gi KI' Qlli W ,. fl . 3, A aff J i X mx ,ffiriiif had ar. .Q ,?iM,L- ,..-f cessary for a smoothly operated cafeteria. l 1 Tx Coffee Break!! Resting from their many duties are the custodians of St. Paul.

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Emzww wuz ' J .4 if tx Q Xi t sw I Q 4,4 W 5 t if 2' l Q y l 'V A , W - -0, Senior trip time, and the class of 1957 decided to travel . . . all around the town - - the big town of New York. Many and varied activities were held to help raise funds for the trip: dances, car washes, fish fries. All participated and all enjoyed five days in the big city. Crawl ' Hem SIPHDL .jig ,ngbdlool S , .Li Ki. ?' 'QM- S ivlunnn -L..-,ifq3..c . , Q

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N KX X, Mgxfxw- Right: john Teremi, Joanne Maciejeski, joan Doyle, Edward Gray. Below: joseph Marsik, Rosemary Stechschulte, Mary Ann Gall, Clara Thompson. These eight students submitted winning poems to the Na- tional High School Poetry Association. Their entries were printed in the society's annual an thology. . x r. . ' 3 t it ir r fa The Future Nurses Club The arrival of the scores of the annual all-high operetta captures the interest of cast members Mary Ann Gall, Ruthann Twomley, Martha Pren- dergast, Ray Kennedy, and Steve Grinnell. Xxx q mb- F. v -K 42 l