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

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'Wk i 9 Another plaque to hang! Proudly the varsity debaters admire their awardg l.-r. Mary Killoran, Donald Beaudoin, Leslie Renkey, Jerome Gorte, and Michael Mahaney. While the above five earned recognition through their speaking, Diane Mahaney Qrightj kept watchful count of the minutes. FORENSICS As our civilization becomes more complicated and its units larger and more widespread, the need for per- suasive ability and for power of expression, orally and in writing, becomes more and more important., The leaders of tomorrow will certainly be those who are able to communicate their conclusions and their solu- tions to others and to persuade them of the correct- ness of the solutions and of the need for action. Our students who are mastering these arts are providing themselves with one of the essential tools of leader- ship for tomorrowa 'Q K . x li Leaving for Elsie High School to represent St. Paul in the Spring speech contest are john Teremi, Michael Mahaney, Monica Dreuth, Barbara Brown, Tamara Tweedy, Barbara Stasa, and Mary Killoran.

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T : A scene from a play, Life O' the Party , enacted by t he Senior sodality membe OP eneral meeting. Bottom: A Thursday afternoon, g IS I5

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-Qu: I 1 , Supplementing the annual debate topic is a broad, more general discussion question. Each year many students avail themselves of the opportunities offered them through group discussions.. With November comes the Voice of Democracy con- test. Kay Bompezzi, Mary Killoran, Patricia Sparks, and Kathleen McAvoy were this year's entries. Mary placed first in the school and, therefore, partici- pated in the district con- test. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association sponsors an annual speaking contest This year Patricia Sparks and Jeanette Zwolensky represented St. Paul. ,,...,k 'WY