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

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,,f-JN' , With the solemn blessing of their class rings, the Veritas seal takes on a new meaning for the Seniors. Seriously they ponder their obligation of living the Truth and conveying it to othersg their obligation of loyalty to their Faith and to each other Father Whelan is shown blessing the ring of class president, Juniors and Seniors, Tom Ritter, Delores Miros, Patricia LaFave, Dick Law, and Jerry Soupal, prepare fc: the traditional Torch Night ceremony. Each year the Seniors give to the Juniors a glowing torch, re- presenting their loyalty to God, to their school, and to their country.

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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

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has just completed an- other year of promoting understanding, coopera- tion, and school spirit between the student body, the faculty, and the community. In addition to its regular duties, the Council also participates in several school projects., It sponsored the annual Student Council dance, magazine drive, and donkey basketball game. The Council purchased new curtains for the stage, pledged the American flag for the new Church, and prepared food baskets for underprivileged families. Through these various activities the St. Paul Student Council offers many opportunities to the student body. It provides for student participa- tion in many points of school government, it pro- motes better training in citizenship, character, and leadership, it fosters loyalty to the general policies of the school. Thwllgh fhCSC 11162115 the Student Council strives to prepare for American Democracy staunch Catholic citizens imbued with the principles of charity, justice, prudence, and fortitude, citizens truly schooled in the Catholic way of life. New stage curtains were the major project for this year's Council activities. Treasurer Leslie Renkey, secretary Rosemary Fischer, president Donald Beaudoin, and vice-president Patricia Pernish are dis- playing them to Mr. Riley, treasurer of the Home-School Council, which organization assisted the stu- dents in their purchase. Ci at