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

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INSTRUCTION How many steps we took going to and from the many class rooms we'll never quite know . . . even a pedometer would have given up counting them! One thing we do know, some of the sub- jects came rather easy . . . or so we thought, until the first markings . . . l The shock of that caused us all to buckle down to work . . . to pay a little more attention . . . to study a little harder, and to pray a bit more fer- vently, that we might have the answers before the next marking came around O... Taking a look over our shoulders again, we could have accomplished much more . . . could have made our parents much prouder of our standings, and the Sisters' tasks much lighter .... 9

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WILLIAM SEE BACK Choral, Band 335 X X i E A.lf3x.ffiiff5 is MICHAEL GUZA General Science, Social Studies, Physical Education 8

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The history of the Church holds the interest of the juniors as Patricia Pernish reads her findings to them and Father Pohl Religion, the most important subject taught, trains the students to meet the problems which they encounter now, as teenagers, and those which they will encounter as adults, with the'assur- ance that they can conquer them in a Christ-like manner. Under the able guidance of the religious instructors at St. Paul the students attain this foundation needed for a better and deep- er insight into their religion. These pupils carry the principles of religion, not only to class, but to all the functions of their private and social lives. In this way, they lead sound, Catholic lives. 1 fy ffm 'vam- 10 The pastor, Father Whelan, guides the Seniors in sound social living Faith if for Life helps Donald Beaudoin prove his point