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

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Clubs form an important part of our school activities. They teach co-operation with fellow students with similar hobbies and interests. Varsity Club Officers: Don Beaudoin, Vice-Presidentg Jim McAvoy, Presidentg Les Renkey, Secretaryg Fred Pirochta, Treasurerg discuss ways for the organization to make money for improving athletic facilities. Future Nurses Club members are: Barb Iurica, Treasurerg Kathleen McAvoy, Charlotte Swanson, Sharon Tanner, Bev. Price fstandingj Club Presidentg Colleen Prendergast, Jeanette Zwolensky, and Marcia Allen.

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:new 4? !' Elf as ,, FW!! K fi 1 'haw lx M 3 N 13: btudent assistants are of vital im portance to the smooth operating 1 T' MEALTIME Mr. King A 5 Mr. Scherer . L ,. 1 A N .5 5 Without the cheerful smiles and , QNS Si, eager help given by our three ii tx cooks and three maintenance men, , St. Paul would often be a dismal Q place . . . Thanks to our excellent ii cooks and their fine meals, meal- time is a favorite hour. Mrs. Doyle f , sg it f l l s . fLf 'f15 it ,Qt 1 will 1' . ' A ji vp: 1 ' 5 J Q wi' . - t Q Mrs. Buckley Mr.: Claw