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

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Here, our footsteps led us in many directions . . . First and foremost, they led us to daily Mass, to the Communion Rail, and to the many Sacraments of Our Holy Church . . . Quietly and solemnly through Lent, the Retreats, and to the Confessional . . . In a lighter vein, they led us to many pep ral- lies, to plays, to school dances . . . each add- ing much to the fullness of our lives. Looking down memory lane, we remember all of them . . . each in the manner in which we conducted ourselves . . . Could we but relive them we would perhaps have enjoyed them more, for only too late we realize that these were the footsteps that shap- ed otu' future . . . our future as good Catholic citizens . . . ! ACTIVITIES

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ADVANCED CHCRAL , , r fm. ,wt 4 , as , X , Advanced Choral is an elective at St. Paul. It is composed of Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. Meeting for a full, period each day, it is the perform- ing group of the school. Mary Killoran plays and sings Mass each morning and accompanies the choral group whenever it sings a Church function.

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1' W, X., 'xv First things first! Sister Helen Rita presents National Honor Society membership cards to Valedictorian, Donald Beaudoing Suzanne Woodharnsg and Salutatorian, Rosemary Fischer GRADUATICJN ACTIVITIES Graduation and all of its attendant activities ends the days of the Paulian. Tears and smiles meet in a mixture of joy and sadness. joy, because he made itg sadness in leaving the carefree hours, companions, classroom routine, those exciting moments that made for a strong St. Paul spirit. With great pride each Senior looks forward to an active participa- tion in each of the graduation activities. Preparing the new flag ,.., for its blessing and first f f .R ,s - raising are Dick Law and Bob Strauss. Martha Buck and Diane Dwyer look on. ,,,1 i 'Q 'Z 2 if