St Paul High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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Equipped with the principles of a good Catholic education, we are ready to step forth into the world. XVe carry with us that noble-mindedness that is Mary's spiritual gilt to the world. Un- daunted, we move forward in that strength and love- Fm' she is the brightness of eternal light: and the unspoiled mirror of God's majesty: and the image of His goodnessf' 60 Our Qracluafes Fortune now bless you, l'Visdom caress you, Christ your safe Pilot be. Life's every hour Show you His power, His smile, His charity. ,Though brave your eager heart, Now, at your journey's start, Seek Him confidingly. Then will He lead the way, On through Life's little day, Safe to eternity. -I 2 Y 'ji' y 5 ,161 1 S OUR PARISH CHUI 7 Ar f Y-1' 41 - sv' ' ,wi 2 ' .S,'lj1TLE J- fi 2, H, .tiff ,2 L . -i,',A,-.,- A5 iX!kp..,f! ,wi ' is ri i .AW ar l 'x The year l949 marked note-worthy triple anniversaries of the reigning Vicar of Christ on earth - the fiftieth year of his ordi- nation to the Priesthoodg the twentieth anniversary of his elevation to the Cardinalate: and the tenth anniversary of his crowning as Pope. SF 36 SF XVC, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this seventeenth issue of the Paulist to His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, as a token of our great happiness and sincere gratitude for his proclaming this year another Holy Year in which, by prayer and good works, men may plead with the Heavenly Father for mercy in these troubled times. SF it as rayer or ries is NV e pray thee, O Lord .Iesus Christ, to shower Thy most abundant and precious graces on the Priests of Thy Holy Church, who are Thy dearest servants, the dispensers of Thy celestial graces, the fathers of our souls: that they, being more and more intimately united to Thee, may obtain from Thy bounty the grace to confirm our faith, to strengthen our hope, to increase our charity, and to make us detest our sins with more lively sorrow, through our Lord jesus Christ. Amen. 4 -A 'E' N o , 'kifffijs - 1 - imrzflf y1,,?x7:3' L 3 , X Glflbl' 0 ' -N HIS HOLINESS THE POPE Bishop ol' Rome and Vicar ol' -Icsus Christ, SllC'CCSS0l' of St. Pctcr, Prince ol' thc Apostles, Suprunc Pontiff of Lllc Universal Clhurcli, l':1LI'i:irc'h ol' the X'Vcst, Prinuxte ol' Ilzily, ,'xI'K'lllJiSi1OlJ and AICU'0lJ0iilllll ol' thc Roman Province, Sovereign ol' Vatican City, PIUS XII 5 ss- E pn' ... 0 fi a ' ' 1 - .2-. al' ii , A v', I- ' xg., 1 -T -4 g-XJ' u ffm UMD' Vdydl' Almighty and eternal God, with our whole soul we thank Thee for the great gift of the Holy Year. Heavenly Father, Thou who seest all things, who searchest and dost guide the hearts of men, make them responsive, in this time of grace and salvation, to the voice of thy Son. May the Holy Year be for all men a year of purification and sanctificationg of interior life and reparation, the year of the great return and of the great pardon. llestow on those who are suffering persecution for the Faith thy spirit of fortitude, to unite them inseparably with Christ and his Church. Protect, G Lord, the Vicar of thy Son on earth together with all bishops, priests, Religious and all the Faithful. Vouchsafe that all, both priests and laity, the young, the mature and the old, united intimately in thought and affection, may become as a solid rock, against which the fury of thy enemies will break in vain. May thy grace enkindle in all men love for the many unfortunate people whom poverty and misery reduce to a condition of life unworthy of human beings. Arouse in the hearts of those who call Thee Father a hunger and thirst for social justice and for fraternal charity in deeds and in truth. Grant, O Lord, peace in our days - peace to souls, peace to families, peace to our country, peace among nations. May the rainbow of peace cover, with the sweep of its serene light, the land sanctified by the life and passion of thy Divine Son. God of all consolation! Deep is our misery, grave are our faults, countless our needs. But greater still is our trust in Thee. Conscious of our unworthiness, we lovingly place our lot in thy hands, uniting our weak prayers to the inter- cession and the merits of the most glorious Virgin Mary and all the saints. Grant to the sick, resignation and health, to young men, the strength that is born of faith, to young girls, the gift of purity, to fathers, prosperity and holiness for their families: to mothers, success in their mission of rearing their children? to orphans, affectionate protection: to the refugees and prisoners, their father- land: and to all men thy grace, in preparation and in pledge of the unending happiness of heaven. Amen. PIUS PP. Xll. Our Holy Father has written this special prayer for the Holy Year and attached both partial and plenary indulgences to it. There is a partial indulgence of seven years for each recitation, and a plenary indulgence if it is said on thirty consecutive days. Thus, the plenary indulgence can be gained as often as twelve times during the year by reciting the prayer on thirty consecutive days each time. il .7 41- 4, f 1- 41 6 11, rw' gf 1 f-.glmi .f l',',Q'l?f 1 ., .1i,,.,b5+ X I A 'X U'v-a N,-fr P Y Al' OUR I3lil,OX'l-QIJ IHSHUI' His 1-Qxr:l4.1.1,1'-xczx , 'llllf Nlusr Rllivlful-ixn DIOHN CL. l5liNNli'l l', 13.17. Iizfvlmp ul ilu' 1J1'ru'1'.sr' of l.lIf'llX'f'Hf' in lzlzlmllfl 1' ,ir ' -1, I if. . 0 1' - t E aa. t -' sr ' ., Qi 4' l l- 'V' Q1 I' vfl 1 -1 1 'x ' ff-rl-VV, ,E ,lr MH 'Q Mgr' ' va Y' if ' fa uf . . 1 gba gfofy Lyear A holy silence penetrates the air, He strikes! And he has broken down the door As sons of Peter did so oft before, That all the tired world may enter in, Sinners and saints, and be absolved from sin. On -Iune 2, 1948, the feast-day of his name-saint Eugene, His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, proclaimed that the Holy Year would be celebrated in Rome through- out the twelve months of 1950, and bade the faithful of the world to join together in the Holy City during that time to venerate the Tombs of the Apostles and the See of Peter. Since 1475 A.D., every twenty-fifth year has been proclaimed from the Vatican as Holy Year. Since the first jubilee or Holy Year in 1300 A.D., untold millions of the Faithful have responded to the call of the Holy Fathers and journeyed to the Eternal City. During their quiet prayers at hallowed shrines, they have gained peace of mind and soul, strengthened in spirit and fortified with Divine Grace, these devout people have returned to their homes with a new-found peace of heart, contentment of mind and sanctity of soul. Now, more than ever, there is a need for the public prayer and penance required to gain the Jubilee Indul- gence. God has been outraged to such an extent that prayer and penance alone can save the world. That was the message given at Fatima by our Blessed Mother - indeed, the message of Calvary itself. We must purchase with our prayers and sacrifices the international peace for which we yearn, and that interior peace which alone can draw together all the peoples of the earth. On Christmas Eve, 1949, the Holy Father opened the Holy Doors at St. Peter's and gloriously inaugurated the Holy Year as the climax to colorful ceremonies, prayers and a papal procession. An extraordinary plenary indulgence is granted by the Pope during the Holy Year to all Catholics throughout the world who visit Rome in order to venerate the tombs of the Apostles and the See of Peter. His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, has stipulated the requirements for the 1950 jubilee Indulgence in a special Bull of Notification to the Faithful. It reads as follows: During this year of expiation, to all the faithful who duly confess their sins in the Sacrament of Penance, who receive Holy Communion and visit once on that day, or on different days and in the order of their choice, the Basilicas of St. john Lateran, St. Peter's in the Vatican, St. Paul's on the Ostian Way and St. Mary lNlajor's on the Esquiline, and recite in each basilica thrice the Our ll i ' ' ,Af l il 8 -D 41 3, THE HOLY YEAR Qllontinuedj Father , Hail Mary and the Glory be to the Father, and as well, one Our Father , Hail Mary , and Glory be to the Father for Our intentions, and in addition the Creed, We grant and bestow mercifully in the Lord a full indul- gence and pardon of all the punishment due to sin. We also declare that the faithful can gain the jubilee indulgence either for themselves or for the faithful departed as often as they fulfil the prescribed conditions. The four principal intentions chosen by the Holy Father for the 1950 Holy Year are: I. Sanctification of souls through prayer and penance, and unshakable fidelity to Christ and the Church. 2. Action for peace and defense of the Holy places. Defense of the Church against renewed attacks of her enemies and beseecha in the true faith for those wandering in error, infidels, and those without God. 8' D 4. Actual realization of social justice and works of assistance in favor of the humble and needly. The purpose of the Holy Year can be summed up in the words: Holiness through Prayer and Penance . Although the particular 2lCt of penance most recommended is a pilgrimage to Rome - a thing not possible for everyone - yet, the rest of the world can share in the spirit of the Holy Year by prayer, mortification, and a more fervent spirit of reparation for their sins and the sins of others. The Holy Year will close with the solemn traditional ceremonies on Christmas Eve, 1950. The Holy Doors will again be walled up for another twenty-five years -or until the next Holy Year of Jubilee is proclaimed by the reigning Pontiff. Donald Clapp, '50. May peace, the object of Our ardent yearning, return at long last to the hearts of allg to families, to individual countries and to the community of nations: may those who suffer persecution for justice's sake Qhfatt. V. 105 be blessed with that dauntless fortitude which adorned the Church with the blood of martyrs from the very beginningg may refugees, prisoners, homeless exiles be enabled as soon as possible to Hnd their way back to the fatherland they cherish: and may the consolations of divine grace lighten the pain and anguish of those who are suffering. Pope Pills Xll. - .Pi -, -1 9 M ,,.. . 5 'Q - f . '-,X51 tm,-Q. fy 'W Q ' E V? 'Q'+iQL,+ X,'g,,1'- K ' -'F U - llll XIRX RIX NIONSIGNOR IOHY X XIALXR O1 R Klx 1wl'xs1o14 I1.,xc.111,R, f 1' Iulfxlm ,xxlm F x l'l I0 1.N ll-V v Que 'R if -I' i pa, ,g,,fiitf - V: K: 'A ei ' U .. fJl'R .Xssls'1'AN'1' l',xs'roR RIQV. FRIQIJERICIK -I. O'l5RlliN C.PP.S. TO THE CR.-XIJUATLS OF'NlNliTLIliN HUNDRED AND FIFTY lfilfll veztr, like at muster piere ol' painting, is composed ol light aureus :ind dark shadows. This yezn' ol' our Lord, the yezn' nineteen hundred und lilty, is no exception. .lust what the greatest joys and the greatest sorrows ol' this yezn' were will have to be determined by future generations. XVe. who ure living in it. are too close to it to have the proper perspective lor judging. Yet the Catholic- grziduztte will remember, :is patches ol' sunshine on the portrait ol' 1950, this Holy Yezn' ol' -jubilee and his graduation. Grnduzition or, more properly, Commencement, means the completion ol' one phase ol' lile :ind the beginning ol' another. The phase just completed was the lormutive period, - the period in which the student was led through the years ol' childhood and zuloleseenee into the beginnings ol' young manhood und womunhood. .Xt his side stood two powerful guides - ut the one side stood lznther und mother, ut the other stood the Church und school. NVith labor :ind love these two Iorees lor good cooperated to bring the student to the day ol' his high school grziduution. These two inlluenees do not abandon their ehzirge :tt this point in his liI'e. Yet, there necessarily arises zi new relationship. lt is no longer ll child whom they guide, but un udult. .X child is led, while the zulult must lend. I l ! ' 1, ' f' .:' X V .Tw .Q i -55 as . ,sl-V-Q. .vm -r, V 1 Q fjzgj.-T' .E 7 ,ff A .w 3' .vjf V .- A M rg-Wsff' ...Q -5.5 st.. . ,A I 4,3 The new phase of life in which the graduate finds himself is an adult stage. Heretofore his life has been regulated. There has been a careful balancing of time between work and play, between prayer and study. Now the young person who steps across the threshold of the school into the world must establish his own balancing of time. His judgment in this matter will determine the success or failure of his future. Each individual has burning within him an intense desire to be successful. No one wants to be a failure. Yet, success rarely comes without a proportionate effort. The graduate of a Catholic high school knows very well, in an elementary form at least, the efforts he must put forth to be successful. He knows that success or failure will come in proportion to his efforts. A careful selection of a career and the proper attention to it will make more sure his financial success. A solicitude for ones soul and the observance of the Commandments of God and His Church will insure his spiritual success. The graduate knows this. It is now up to him to set his foot upon the right path and follow it manfully. How wonderful it is to see our Catholic young people cleave faithfully to the principles which their parents and teachers worked to instil in them. How tragic it is to see others throw these teachings to the winds and embark upon a life that violates everything that they were taught to hold sacred. These leave a trail of broken hearts and ultimately break their own. ln the dim distant future, the graduate of 1950 often may look back to this year. He will remember the joys and festivities which surrounded his graduation. He may also remember that it was the Holy Year, the year designated by Pope Pius Xll as the year of the great return and the great pardon . How happy the graduate of 1950 will be if he can look back through the years with a clear conscience and know he has directed his spiritual and mental powers to the glory of God and the salvation of his soul. How great will be the peace of soul of the one who has accepted the graces, indulgences, and pardons of the Holy Year, and has used them to begin a truly Catholic adult life. A life in which one devotes himself with all his energies to the task of being an obedient servant of God and a loyal citizen of his country, is the life for which the graduate has been prepared. When you, dear Graduates of 1950, come to the end of your life, which will be your Eternal Commencement, may it be said of you as it was of Our Divine Savior, our friend and examplar: He hath done all things well . The pastors and the faculty of your Alma Mater wish you every success in life. They accompany you on your journey of life with their prayers. They know that in your lives there will be sunshine and shadows. May the sunshine warm and gladden your hearts. May the shadows cause you to turn to Him who can make all sorrow change into joy. Sincerely yours in Christ, FREDERICK O,BRlEN, C.PP.S., Faculty Advisor 12 W 'gy QQ!! In ' -nr F s 1 I , , f 3 S13 i' jllwyx nl I Y Q fa rz,L. Nfl' MM 'I x , - ,. fl Q i S 1 SE l Today, as never before, there is a most urgent need that all things he refashioned in the truth and power ol' the Gospel. Human efforts, even when they are laud- ahle and not inspired hy motives that are lallacious, are unequal to this great under- taking: it is august religion, alone, aided hy divine grave, that can prove equal to the greatness ol' the task, and, with the active cooperation ol' all, bring it to a happy conclusion. Pope Pius XII -4 Y , I3 Lf fx- V Q IV ,xv 4 ar ' W Q f., Q .. , 15, -J -5,41-f..,: IA 9 fi I 1, 'jdfhqjw 1 w o ,S' 1' 8 ass Ufjqcers President .......,.....,. Vice President .,Y... Secretary .A..,,,w, I rezzsurer ,....... 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We were lively little Freshmen, unaccustomed to the superior ways of our upper classmen, and the unfamiliar methods of High School instructions. We were rather frightened, and experienced a taste of inferior complex. Algebra and Latin proved a stumbling block to most of us but we bore up bravely though sometimes with sighs and groans. The year passed all too quickly and before we realized it, summer was calling usp so we bade farewell to our Freshman year. ln September l947, we returned to St. Paul's as Sophomores, happy to meet old friends as well as new ones. We were slightly less in number, but full of pep, and eager to begin a prosperous year. Second year Latin and Geometry kept us more than busy, but by patience and perseverance we managed them at last. There was sorrow when Rev. Father Krapf, who had been our friend and instructor in religion, left us on account of ill health. There was joy when his successor, Rev. Father O'Brien, cheerfully assumed his duties. We took great interest in athletics and other activities, and our Sophomore year came to a happy close. I In September, I9-18, we began our junior year at St. Paul's. We had become more serious now and realized that we were upperclassmen and were expected to be leaders. We began our year's activities by electing class officers with the result that Miguel Guerrero became our President. Our Christmas and june issues of the Spotlite were pronounced very fine. Our Junior-Senior Prom was the big event of the year. It took place on May 29 at the Spencer Hotel. Patricia Bott of the Senior Class, was chosen Prom Queen and her attendants were Delores Sharon and Barbara Monzon. Time sped on and almost before we were aware of it, our junior year had come to an end. ln September, l949, we, eighteen in all, entered our last year in St. Paul's. The undergraduates were surprised at the dignity and all-important air we assumed, We felt rather big as there were no upper classmen over us. We took up the responsibility of securing funds for our school annual, the Paulist. The Christmas card campaign proved a great success as all the school generously gave a helping hand. This last year has been the busiest, best, and most interesting of all. Soon it will be over and then our days at St. Paul's are ended. However, the memory of them will long remain. We shall always remember the true and lofty aims that were born in us in our work here, and we shall make our lives such as will bring pride to our beloved Alma Mater. We will always remain Boosters. ' Rose Mary Oldfield '50 21 4' UV! -1' is . a 1' ,f'- - F 1 -r :i f + 'Q 34 ,Y V 1 P, ,, ny' 3 i 3. A I MAY QUIZ!-IN - B1iFl'TY NIUNIXXY XXI' llznvn' c'L-lllclul Hairy in zlll our snlmul zlclivilics - 2li'2lKlClIlii', social. :md 1lllllL'lilg. lhfing our N!oLl1:'1'. Nlznj' hm lHllll'L'll l'o1'lh fffllll IICI' slzlinlr-ss hzmcls thc- joy-fillvcl lmlcssings :mal lzlvms H'l'SOL'ill'l1CSllySllllghl. HCV IIIOIIICTIX il1lL'l'L'5l has 5L'flIl'CCl Lhc- solution ol Uolllmlcsmmlg prulmlcllls wllifll scnlllul so illlilflfllllll in our cx'c1'ycl:ly lives. Ill clccpcsl glklllillllll' lol' ll NIulhc1 5 C'2ll'L', WL' give- you. Kizxrx, our llIL'lIlOl'iCS, our ll1'i'lllll5 for l,llI,lllkC vczus, :xml pray allways, Host g'l'lll'i0ll5 znnlvoczllm-, Lum thine cycs lmvzmls llmu ,ii ,1 - l ig QQ i I K x vm' lfuliva 1 1 , fi ',s--M1 1 3 ' ' f s, A.-C it lx IV ,, X 4 fps? Us A 4' ,J . S s ' lan Oli!! ' XVe, the Class ol' '50, being in lull possession ' ol' a crammed mind, well trained memory and 'yw human understanding, do make and publish this our last will and testarnent, hereby revok ' mg and making void all former wills, letters it or promises made by us at any time llClLl0l0lL V 'I As to such estate as it has pleased the F itcs und ' Q' our own strong hands and brains to win lol us, we do dispose ol' the same as follows XVe bequeath: l. To our Pastor, Msgr. McCarthy, our everlasting appreciation and loynlty together with our deepest reverence and heartiest gratitude for the latherly interest he has shown us. 9 -. To our lriend and counsellor, Rev. Father O'Hrien, in return lor his spiritual guidance and help, a pledge ol' our sincere gratitude and th inks 3 us, for their interest and sell'-sacrificing efforts in all our undertakings -l. To St. Paul's High, Thanks for the Memory of happy care free hours spent in learning as well as enjoying ourselves to the fullest. 5. To the -juniors, Sophs and Freshies, our school spirit - may they never lose it. 6. To the -luniors, the glorious title Seniors , with one request - th it they carry it with great dignity. Besides these gilts, we leave, ol' our own lree will, our blessing and a pledge of lriendship from henceforth. Individual Bequeaths: l, Marikay Pain, bequeath n1y position as cheer leader to Thalia Britt l, vlames lllack, leave my sense ol' humor to Aloe Fowler. l, Mary Alice Carrico, will my preference lor matrimony to that ol' a cute Patty Hart. l, Rodney Clouse, will my job ol' hanging out the llag to Tom Bir. w l, Patricia Carter, will my business ability and trustworthiness to loan btillwtll I, Lenora Finley, give my winning smile and sunny disposition to Letty Kiv llosler. I, Rosemary Olclheld, bequeath my position as Librarian to 'loan Pickens l, Fred YVarner, will my love ol' studies to Duke Feltes. I, Nlaric Gilvin, will my short hair and curley bangs to Barbara Coan. 2 Fl . . To the Sisters, memories of the past, our gratitude lor their patience with 2 ,9 lx-7 lg - ,' iff! if in 'i - R' 41 71' Patricia Carter has become a successful milliner in New York. She astonishes I XYW ri if R 1 s ,w-1 at ' .1 RQ-f. ff xifi- H' --3 - .1gf17'w, , ,. Russell Burton, leave my athletic ability to Bob Huneck. Barbara Monzon, will my long black hair to Mary Guerrero. Donald Clapp, will the honorable office of Editor of the Paulist to -Ioe Hipskind. Patricia Myers, will my ability to get along with Father O'Brien to my brother R. -Iames Marshall, will 1ny friendliness and retiring disposition to Tom Bir. Marorie Haley, will my beautiful voice and love for singing to Ann Marie Ivakefield. Miguel Guerrero, bequeath my position as class President, and my popularity to Thalia Britt. Delores Feighner, resign my knack of accomplishing great things, when I set my mind to it, to -Ioan Eckelbarger. To all the high school, we leave the important duty of keeping our memory fresh. To our beloved Alma Mater , our best wishes for continued success. In witness whereof we, the Class of l950, have hereby set our hands and seal, this ninth day of june, Anno Doinini, one thousand nine hundred fifty. Class of '50 Witnesses: Lenora Finley Donald Clapp op fc E HG? QJI' he i VZCLWZH .4 N, It was twenty years ago, on .Iune 2, l950, that I and seventeen classmates graduated from St. Paul's High School in Marion, Indiana. Now, as I sit in R ' ,wry-,g, x my beautiful garden, midst fragrant flowers and green U' shrubbery, enjoying memories of happy school days, 1.1 I find myself becoming a little drowsy. It is that I f .... bewitching hour of evening, an ideal time for reverie. Suddenly I hear a voice coming from somewhere near. On looking about, I notice a little bird perched on a branch of a tree opposite me. Gazing in surprise at the pretty creature, I hear it say, Do not be alarmed - I am Bob-o-link. I know you are thinking of your classmates of old and are wondering what has befallen each of them. Listen closely and I shall give you an account of them : the world by her unique headgears which demand fabulous prices. Russell Burton has become a famous athlete and is now a football coach at Notre Dame, following the Knute Rockne method. vi- 1 Y Y , 1 if 24 ij' 41' Mary Alice Carrico has long since been married. She and Ralph are happy with their family, living on a large ranch in Texas. Donald Clapp, who was always ready for laughs and fun, was discovered one day by a producer, and is now starring in the comedy, I-lambonef' Betty Munday, after serving four terms as the White House Cook, and be- coming acquainted with all state secrets, is aspiring to become the President of the United States. Rodney Clouse has made a fortune in California gathering snails and selling them to Chinese restaurants. Marie Gilvin has been a nurse for many years and is now Superintendent of Nurses at the National Veterans' Hospital in Washington, D. C. james Marshall emigrated to Alaska where he discovered a new species of icebergs warranted to keep their bulk and weight in torrid zones. Barbara Monzon is a Professor of Languages in the University of Paris. The boys think one tongue is enough for any woman, but after all, she is the teacher. james Mack became the proprietor of a large moving picture house in Los Angeles, in which he poses for his own pictures. Delores Feighner's voice can be heard amidst the buzzing of the stock tickers and noises of Wfall Street saying that she is now a woman capitalist. Fred Warner, who was always fond of chewing gum, has become a successful manager of one of the largest chewing gum factories in the world. Marikay Pain has devoted many years to the study of music. She is now touring the country giving concerts to large and appreciative audiences. Patricia Myers has become a noted stenographer. She is busy taking shorthand notes at the Supreme Court at Washington on week days, thus cashing in on her hard work during her school life. Rosemary Oldfield is happy as a traveling saleswoman, selling rouge, lipstick and other waterproof paints of the latest fashion. Miguel Guerrero was a renowned voice master for many years. He is now taking parts in Grand Operas at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Marjorie Haley has devoted her attention to the manufacture of cosmetics, and after becoming proficient in the French language, has opened a beauty parlor in Paris. Last but not least, you, Lenora, whose well-known literary talent has sent you to the top of the ladder of fame, have accepted a position as advertising writer for Hill's Department Store and acquire an enormous salary, since their financial success is entirely dependent on your talent. And now, you have learned of your classmates and are assured that each has met with success. The Bob-o-link ceases speaking. YVhile waiting for him to continue, I hear my name called - I give a sudden start and open my eyes. Yes, my motl1er's calling awakened me and my dream vanished into thin air. Lenora Finley '50 .1 - ci lf 1 1 11 25 :I WW 1 it ,,..., 5, '. Q F If V ,1 - 1 fi 12 Q ' 2 7 . UQ if M xx , 2 374- - 5 4 ' 1 ' 'Tk 9 IYla.v3 Maru ice De. o'rQS mg new' AYXQ I Q.1xQY'a Ffxxferg IU 'Wk ,eg I Q4 Vlh, cxa ev PA'l rxv.w.a MBHTS Y' 'nzovrx 213 ..- U 1 PT 'I ' 'wits Y ,F . 'Q 9 ' 2' , ow ' xx Wx Q vp ' -4 o - V f i . ,gag Tbne Ha . Boeing! CfmL5p, Kcsemafx QIJHQH 4 5 Q, M? K, W 1 2 -v-:fff .H K' I A James MBQK r- Y .V ..--- . v. u 1 .,, . V N' A K' 0 4 I K 1 'IVfjg uef Gfue YTQYQ ,Donalicfamv V 5, 5 imc iZ James Marshall 'Fw-el WA-:sie-T f 4'-yr :Q . ' ,.. al- x ,l gn? will IQ 'iid - 523 gil: fi? .file A .lgvhfgri if. , -:lK '5' 5-Qml' f if 9 '? f-.l O ., PRO M QUEEN l'z1lric'i:1 Myers lric Cilvin A'lwTllNDANTS -loam Stilwell 28 il f ' qs-a. 'nlfff o ff 1 ffivifllx a-- - - 2, .s -fn, .slr AF 1' 1 fi' ill? F K 'llguii ',l t 4 l .KJ i i JU l Revive this zmcestratl lztith, this active lervnur ol' tlivine charity: kindle it to zt new llznue, spread it to others: :mtl the result must he, with the inspiration :mtl the grave ol' Goal, that the Great .luhilee will yielcl most salutary lruits hoth lor the pilgrims petsmlully und lor the whole ol' filll'l5ll1lll society. Pope Pius XII ANINQJS 09694950 l' f' i j -g- 29 l'- ff ,..--, 1 . 9' J' : 4-V' f' l , 5 5 L E Ylilylufl 4 '43 5, ' x 3.54 Q. A Q, Yi' 3 Yirc I'1'csidc11L SCt'l'L'l2ll'l' .A,.,.... 'llcznslm-1' ....... I l'L'5lllClll ,A......... QIUNIOR CLASS OFFICZICRS CIIASS NlO'l l'O Hrlllllllllgll Llilllfllltics Lo Lll CIIASS COLORS fll'C1'll :mal Cf CZIMXSS ITXTRON SL, .lOSClJll INVOCLXTION SL. lmcpll, pray lm' us. SILIISH I llOlll2lS lnr W,,RoImc1WL Huncck ..,..,.,.,Ilozl11 Stilwell A. La-my Kay lloslcr CIIUXSS FLOXVIQR Yellow llzlflmlil Y-gr, -, i- ,gl- 30 F . l f Y 1 Yi 1 ff ' . f J X ' fa:-314 -A 4, if Q J X I I is fi mf 1, iff , Nliclu-llc Nl1lgOXX'2lll, Nl:u'y.X1Ill Hcrmzm, VI1h0lll2lS l5i1', .xllllll NlQ1x'iL-Ufzlkcllclcl, l,. K. liuslcl loam Pickens. R. Mya-rs, .Iozm Slillwcll, Rolmcrl f'IllllCC'k, Maury CQllL'l'l'L'l'0 I'z1lric-in Haart, lizwlmrzl clflilll, Paul FL-lu-s, Vlqllillill Brill, .loam lic'kclIml'gc'r xvillilllll Nll1mlzuy,.Iuyc'c .Xllll G4-z11', JOSCIJI1 Fowler, l'z1l1'ic'izl Ilrumlicld, -IOSCIJII llipskim PSI U if 1' Q. --VV 4 ., iw' f 32 AL' ,Ili i V QV? ' ' 'wx f ffff 'X 3-Y lg 71 it-3, -,,qv23,.fz,,t .1 1 1 i LX ' i2.f'iV A X xixj U SUPH MURE5 This pilgrimage, beloved children, must not he undertaken after the fashion of pleasure-seeking tourists, hut in that spirit ol' earnest piety which moved the filillli-lll of Christ of every class and Country in past ages to overcome numerous obstacles and hardships ol' a journey sometimes made on foot to Rome in order to wash away their sins hy the tears ol' penance and im- plore pardon and peace from God. Pope Pius XII 41 33 Yi ,Nh v 4-r ' ' A, C .ff mx , Afbigy -.flii F? RF' , .,-, rar, - ml ....,+ A 'f 0 A t'L. Q Presiclent .....,,,. Vife Presiclent ,,,,,, Secretary .....,..,, Treasurer ,,,A, CLASS FLOXVIQR .xHlCl'li'llll Beauty SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS CLASS NIOTTO 'llpwzml and O11wzxrcl CLASS PATRON Little Flower INVOCATION .Xll lor jesus through Mary ....,,.,.Nlic'llz1el Solms .,.,,,.,,,.lOllll Slevin ,,.,.......lJo1'ull1y Miller Mary 'lame Bowser CLASS COLORS Red :md XVhile 31 11110111215 xIf'N2llll2ll'2i, l.ue ,Kun Kohr, .Iohu Slevin, Don 1' 71' iv vial! f!,,?'R??1', ' S+' 0 S 4' A -1 X I I Czlmlyn xVilli2llllS, Tllonlzls HllllCC'k, Mary .lame liuwsel' Paul Orr, Shirley Lzxmenclresse, Leslie Alice Clloume, Riclunlml Murphy Jthy Miller, XVillizun Krieglmau llonznlcl Monks, Iiclwzlrcl I-Iuneck, Pz1Lric'i:1 Ollmelcl, Paul Dwyer, Nficlmel Solms , 41 41 35 .f- X ,G ,, f . ,- ., ' . Eflqyw X, -151.512 fp ,i 1 41' ml -i nh :L T- lg ur , Y i' qA+ ' o 6 . i ,, .,','MvX ' : 5-if A 1 53,1 -f. f'.1.M,,z rx- ..,. 'tw it .QV 1, ' Y-4 af , RJ J FRESHM ll Let Christian modesty be the shining badge of our strong-hearted youth, as they grow and develop in Cliristiziu virtue: let their elders show them the way by their exampleg to all, hnally, may it be given to enjoy that heavenly grace which is the ll2il'lJlllg'Cl' ol' the reward ol' eternal hap- piness in Heaven. Pope Pius XII MCML -S 37 Y Y , Y ' 711 li KKK, .. ' , Q 4,4 ' x 2 v vg 1 1 FRESH Nl HN CLXSS OFFKIHRS l'11-niclcnl ,,,,,AA,A.. ,,,.,Y,,,,YYY,,,,,Y.,,A,Y.A..,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,A,,,.A...,,A,A,...... N Iury .Xllll Huncfk Vivo l,l'L'5iliClll ,,Y,,, ,,A.,A.,. I :mic Tllrmlpsoll Scc'15c'Lz11'y ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, I 'zllricizl l'1IlgliSI1 'I'l'L'llSlllkCl' Y,,,, ,,,.,.,. I' 'urrcst Hzxlvy CLASS NIOTTO 4. 1- XVQ clzlrc to do Right CIASS Fl,OXV1iR CLASS COLORS Green fllllxlllllitlll C11-011, XVhiLc, Gold CLASS ITXTRON SL. I':1t1'ic'k lNVUCl,X'l'lON 1,o1'd, illi'l'C2l5C our l'zlitl1 ,ff - ,1 Y i .ff 38 K . 5, ,Av, - ,Q , f 'K 2, iv' f ?v.m1i,. f . may fy., +, xxx 1 i 'vi ' 1 -k ll , , I Q' 'lt' J k, ' . I Al. , X We A fx I pad IIIUIIIZIS 5llllCllIIyCl', Mary Ann Huncck, RUSLZIIIZIYY Bl l.2ll'l'y Wcslcmlnril SIIIZIITIIC Nlcmks, XVillium Ilulhzmty, livcfrcll Llilkill, Maury .xllll Hzunillon Kzllllcrinc Hlznkc, 'l.h0Ill1lS Colvin, -lucly Wumla, Form-sl Hall 'v, annie 'l'l cd IOIIIIJSOII 7 llx Cu Ill loyal' xx2ll'lll'l', Georgia Kohr. Thmnus XVzlkcficlml, l'anLric'izl English, lic 1' I 39 -1' sf 91: W lll J 1 -A-V55 ffwi f f 4 ws. f v f fr U fig , A HHHHE5 CIUIJIC FUR Sl'OIl'l'SXI.XNSlllI' In zluvlxl lllkfllllllllf' thu clvclslull ol nllulzlls. lim mzminlqnin Q,L'llllL'lllllllly c'umluc'l all :ull limvs. pan lil'llllll'lf IUWLIHI upposillg playa-ls. To zllmtgiin lmm Imzmling in vicmry. To :lcon-pl i'lll'L'l'l'llHf' :ln uplnnu-nl's x'iclm'y. 'lb :ullu-rc strictly ln thc rulc-s nl' Izmir play. To rmnanin 1-vc:1-ln-xllpclul lllltll'l' alll c'il'1'lll11slnl1u-s. ClHliliR l.li.XIDliRS l':ul1'ic'iz1 Hurt Nlurikzay Pain l':lll'ic'i1n Nlyvrs Co, Fight, XVin 1 - L -ll f. . 0 ,xg 1 2,5 .Q - f ffm frojcuzs - .dn fwcfory and .Tefeaf The St. Paul Trojans opened their 1949-'50 season by meeting the Wayne Township Indians, and were downed 38-31 in a close battle. Next they en- countered Yorktown, where they met defeat again by a score of 36-22. The Sweetser Braves came to town and gave the Trojans their third defeat of the season, with a score of 31-28. The Trojans traveled to Roll where they met the Red Rollers. At this time they were handed their biggest defeat of the season thus far. The Red Rollers combined their fast-break and their ac- curate shooting to defeat the Trojans 49-32. After suffering four defeats in a row, the Trojans changed their luck to win four consecutive games, three of which A were conference games. COACH EVERETT CHAPMAN The Trojans defeated the jefferson Yeomen by a large score of 52-26. After this win, they took on the Union Township five, defeating them by a score of 40-37. The Trojans pulled their biggest upset of the season by nosing out the Van Buren Aces 42-41. Soon after winning these three games, the Trojans went on another road trip where they encountered the Sweetser Braves, beating them by a narrow score of 29-27, making this their fourth victory in a row. De Soto snapped the Trojan's winning streak by defeating them 71-48. In their next outing the Trojans dropped a 52-41 decision to the strong Eaton Norsemen. The Trojans then suffered a heart-breaker, losing to St. Mary's of Anderson, 46-45. Danny St. Clair of St. Mary's sank a free-throw with 58 seconds to go. Anderson then froze the ball to obtain victory. Next, the team ventured to Warren, where the Jackson Center Jaguars handed the Trojans their eighth defeat in twelve starts. The powerful Wells County squad controlled the game through-out and defeated the Trojans 57-31. The Trojans broke a four-game losing streak by dealing Union Township a 43-32 set-back. F2lll'lllOLllll,S sharpshooting Quakers wrecked the Trojans' hopes for county conference championship by defeating them 50-34. Next, the St. Paul Trojans rallied a 29-28 decision over the Swayzee Speedkings. They wound up their season by handing the jefferson Township five a defeat of 48-39. The Trojans drew the Mississinewa Indians in the sectional tourney and were downed 46-27. St. Paul will lose four of the players this year as Russell Burton, Miguel Guer- rero, Rodney Clouse and Fred Warner will graduate in June. These boys were all good players and will be greatly missed next year. Rodney Clouse. 42 'IF A U 1 4 I g ' I x :fr Q 1' -f X 'vga +I' f N5 I, ff w ' if ffl- 512+ X .3, A . . 0 - Sf. gxjaufs Zrojcuzs llzllv Novcllllx-1' 23' NUVl'llllM'l' Nmx-lmllwl' Now-111Imc'n' :7'5Nm'unhc1' IjL'Ck1'lIlIJl'l' IM-c'c'111l1c'l' lJi'i'L'llIIJl'lk X IM-c'c-llmlmvl' .l1Illll2ll'f Iklllllllllllf -lilllllilff' Zzkllillllllllf' I c'lm1:1l'y H54-ln'1lzn1'y FCIJl'll2ll'y ieklllllll' Cam IU - SILXSON RICKIORIJ - '50 xvllylll' 'IiOXVll5lIilJ .,., Yorklowll ,, SWVCISCI' Roll , ,,,...,..,,,.., ., .. .. llc-Ifc1'sr111 'I'uwnship ,, A Union Townsllip , ,, Van l3urcn Y,,,,,,,,,, Swcclscr llc' Solo , iznloll ,.,,,,,, SL. Alamy 5 .,, . .IEICKIKSOII clClIlCl' ,,,,, Union Towmllip ..,. , Filiflllhlllll .,,,,,,,,,,,, Swzlylcc .,,,,.,,,,,.........., In-Hcrson nlkmwnship A,.,, Y Y ,1- , Fil Yr syn, 28 ep: av I0 I2 mp I7 ll' 15 'SI I3 3.1 , 29 18 -'l 3 P, U ei . V z , is iw 'MCI ,T 13211 rx x R ,L Gail 'wi , 1 . .3111 0 ' f ST. PAN l ,'S RIQSICRVIQS Rl'SSlil,l, l3llR'I'ON llussvll has pluyccl l1is lust yc-111' lm' thc ilillltilllls. HL' xvorliccl 0110 simh- nl' thc- alrnllnlc- pivot Ubllllllllllllllll. HL' will lu- llll5Sl1ll greatly lay ncxl yc:11 s scluzul. NllCil'lil, CLllliRR1-QRO Xliguvl is fllllylllg his l:1s1 ya-111' with ll11-'l'1'ojz111s. Nliu'l1 , us lu- is lillOXX'll hy his ICLIIII 111z11cs. collects most ol his Iminls 4111 lust lJ1'c'11k. ll will ln' l1z11'1l lu l'L'lJl1ll'C llllll 111-xl yC1ll'. 41' f 7 ,ii 11-1 I+ 1' ' , , . H o -I L 'fm rg th 'L-tlltls yi 'A ' 1 Y it.+,lLi,n ' V A Y Y 1 fig ' tr 5 t 4- st v'u 4' ' 4.-r I .. t lflllill lX',XRNlfR RUIJNIQY C1l.OllSlf lftt-tl is :t st'tti1tt':tlltl plating his lztst ycztt' Rtttlm-3 uttttplt'tt-tl his Iitt:tl st-:tstmtt ht witlt tha- lrftigttts. llc- h:ts t'UlIllJlClL'll two lllilyillg uit tht' X':tt'sitt. XXX- :tic sttrty ltt' tcutts witlt tht- Y:tt'sity. lftt-tl is um' ul' thc- will llul lu- with tts m-xt svztsutt :ts ltt' is sttt:tllt'st :tml l:tstt'st plztyt-is uit tht- lc':tttt. gtzttlttzttittg. Ilis slntt will ln' lt:tt'tl tu t'c'pl:tu'. X - IRON l'lllNlCCIK 'VOM lllll Huh ltzts uttttplt-tctl his first yt-:tt' on thc illtttt is :t ittttiot' :tml plztyittg his scum st:tt'tittg, lixt- :tml tn'm't'tl hitttscll tn hc :t tutt' on tht' Yztrsity. llc h:ts 2lIlUlllt'l' XVIII' gtttttl plgtyt-tx fLrmtl luck to you. liolt, in tu pl:ty with tht' 'I't'ctj:ttts :tml lit- will wt'- lht- m'xt ll:tskt-tlt:tll st-ztsutt . t:tittly ln'm'c his wurtlt. -I5 41 ,N x 11+ -I f F3 . 2 fs if -r fit 1 i F I f if ,t 4 Qs. , 'R . i 5 4 ff rf . i QS QIOIC FOXVLIQR I'.Xl'1, A'Cl.XI'PY ORR .junior gllllllf. iixpcr'ic11c'c', gootl hull- Guppy is ittmtlrct' supllmnort- planing, his handling, ztncl hvight lmrt- ht-tin lztrtors in first yczur with tht- Varsity. His two-llanld lot-'s stron-ss in tht' gznntrs. Ht' hats znlothcr sct shots nrt- at grunt :1sst't to tht- tt':nn's scor- yL'2ll' with tht- 'f1l'0,i2lllS :intl shuulcl ht' at ing. H0 should ilt-vcfop into unc ol thc lczttlt-r next wzlr. Troiglns' lt-aiding sc'rn'cr's within tht' next UVU yl'llliS. v J. C 4 4 4 ,,f Q..- 1 C ,ff PAUL DWYER 1jfjN NlfjNKS Paul, hcttcr known as P. IJ., is at sopho- Don plztyctl his first ycalr on thc Varsity. nmrt-, ztncl plzlying his first ycztr with thc HQ hats proven to Inc at good snlmstitutc hc- Vnrsity. Ht' is surc to alt-vclop into ll pront- CZIUSC ol' his hcight. Hc has two more ycurs ising pluycr in yours to fmnc tluc to his z1tSt. l'1tt1l's :ind shutllcl tfcvclup into ll great spcccl :intl 2lt'C'lll'1llC shooting. plzlytrr. 741' f ,417 ,A-7 46 I. 4 X 9 Q V ,i - Y fifizw' n ' -f ff ii!! + -Jails tai 0 'ik CITY CHAMPS St. l'aul's won the City Fresh- men League for the first time in the school's history. The season refortl was lour wills as against one tleleat. Don Monks Tom 1-Iuneck Tom McNamara Paul Dwyer liill Krieghzmm Paul Orr Bill llulhanty john Slevin lidwarcl Hunefk Among the X'Vho's XVho ol' St. Paul's High, Nlr. liverett Chapman stands out prominently. All the teachers and students know that much ol' the credit won hy our athletes is clue to Mr. Chapman's zealous and whole-heartecl work. A good coach is a treasure and we hope that Mr. Chapman will fontinue lor many years to train the boys in haskethall and gym work. 47 -1' 1' 2, , . V Q Ke' Y 11,3555 I ' 1 Y-f 1 -, .i 3 'Snu- N. U ' , , I l liditor-in-Chiel' .... .Xasintzunt liditor Bll5lIlCS5Nl1lllllgC1' ,,,, . T l'Cil3lll'Cli ..,,,,,,....., Sports Editor ....,,A...,.,, .Xasistzu1tSports liditor .Xi-L liditor .....,,,,,,.A....,, .Xssistuut ,Xrt liditor .. Snap Shot Nlzuizigers llireulznion Nl2Il1llgC'I'. glze jJaufi.sf Sfaff ....lJonnld Cllzipp .....!Izln1es Klnek .......NIzt1'ikzny Pain lizwlmzirzl Monlon ...Rodney Clouse .,.....Fred NVurner Delores Feigliner .....Lenorz1 Finley zuues Nlllfk, -Izunes NI2ll'Sll2lll Pzitric'iu Clzuter ililll' best thing to give your enemy is lorgiveuess: to zum Oppullcllt, tolerzinceq to an lriend, your heart: to your child, an good exzunplei to 21 lzttlier, delerenee: to your mother, eonduet that will nutke her proud ol' you: to yourself, respect: to :all inen, ellzlrity. '18 YW KV fl? 1 all ..:'.f ll ev fain, li f ,fl A Qi lffabix f I f . 5 . , ll-We +1 .Xml though l lmcsmw ull my gomla to lhccml thc pour, mul though l givc my lmmly lo lx- lmurnn-ml, :md lmvc not love, il profitcLl1 mc Ilflllllllg. ! SI. Paul. liclilmk ,.,..,.....,, , ,xSSl5lIllll lfllllfll' .,,, lgllSlllL'55 XIZIIIHQCI' ,,...... clll'l'llllll.lUll Nlunugcl Sports limlilrn' ,,,,,,,,,,.A.. .Xrl lfclilor .,,,, 'lll'CllSlll'CI' .A...,. Sufivly lfllllfll' .,,.. gym Spoifife Sfa ,,,,.ll1llIJll -l0SCIJll Myurs ,, , ,,,,,wA loam Pickcns Y,,,,Y.M..'l'l1:nli:1 llrill .....XVilli1m1 Munmlzly ,,,,..IOSClJll Fowlcl' ...,.Y,,,,.,..l'z1ll'ic'iz1 Hurt ,Y,,.A....Nlicl1cllc NIHQOXVUII 'Xnnu Marie XV:1kcficl1l 'lil ' . L f ,,-- A re. - ' Lflsnf- LN, x dy g 0 vu. -it IH1 lRliN Cilfl Cl.. I H1 IHIQNIISTRY Cl 5 0 XSS 0 . ' lf I Ill l,,X'l'l X CII, llll lYCLl.lSll Cll Sl .,. . , WN . - ' 1119 -, 11115 1 'z' ,'.14 iZI ' 1' , 1: .ff- ' W 1, ,F T11 li TYP1 NG 11101581115 O1 11 .X1.x1,x M.1111'1-211 W0 111117 Ulll' 11111111 x1illCl' 11111150 111011511011 111111 15 111 0111101110 1110 11111110 1111111 . 1111 1101111 JIS 11011 115 1110 111i1111. S110 1'1111si1101's R01igi1111 1110 1'01111'111 4'01'L', 11111111111 1111 1111 1111101' SlI1J,11'l'1S i11 1111- 501111111 1'lll'l'1l'll1llIll 10v111v0. May C1111 lJIx1lLL'l'l 1lLl' 111111 111058 1111150 111111 1111111 111111111 1101' s1101101'i11g w1111s. jix 7 'Sf f 52 I- -f -r W '7 o , G' X .f 1' cf. 1 '- Q 'av 2, y ' KJ lgrt I ,V ' 1-1 'lx U -1 ,K . A ,V LW XX f h. U 14- t 1 2 Q 0 X KL OUR Sl'lRl'l'll.XI. Rli'l'Rli.X'l 'lltt' sttttlt-nts ol St. l':tttl's High School were privilt 'U h ul to h:tvc at thrct' mln' t't'trt':tl on Nl:n'c'lt lo. lo, :tml lf. lt wzts cottclttrtccl by thc' ttotctl t lll55lUll1ll'Y lla-t'c't'ctttl ll:tttic-l ll. Xl1'CI:tt'tlty. CI.SS.R., sttl1t'rior:tl RL'clt'tttptot'isl Xlimiott llo l.1-lntttott. lmli:ttt:t. - 1 - t 1 IISQ' X t't'tt't tt ts 't prtvtlcgt- ltcvtttsc tt ts 't svtsott ol gtwttt whttt tht tt't-:tsttrv ol . 1.1 1. .1,1. 1 1 1 ltc:twtt is tltrowtt open to :tll who p:trtic'ip:ttc. lt oflcrs :t womlcrlttl opportttttitv lor It-:trtttng to know oncscll Imcttcr bvsclI-1-x:tntttt:ttton, :tml lor gaining :t c'lc:tt't't' kttowlctlgc ol' thc trttths ol' thc Clzttltolic' Cltttrclt. ltt his opt-ning tztlk, Iwtthcr Xlc'C.:tt'tlty cxplmmttl thc tm-:ttttttg :tml pttrpmc ol tht- rcttm-:tt :tml thc ln-ttclits tlcrivccl lrottt tmtkittg it. Ho satitl tlt:tt tht- ohicct ol thu t't'tt't':tt wus tht- tttrttittg ol' thc tttiml to CLotl's lovc :tml to ltcztvctt, :tml :tw:ty lrotn thc things ol' titm-. ltt 1lll0lllL'l'C'0IllCl'CIN'C, thc tttissiottury pointy-tl ottt :tml cxplztimwl thc ttt-tx-ss:tt'y clctttctttn lor :t happy :tml stttrcsslttl lilo, nzttncly - gt-m-t'osity or Clltristizttt t'h:trilv. at scttsc ol htttttor, :tml t'ottt':tg'c or Cltristiutt lortitmlc. .X tztlk on vot':tttotts w:ts gtvcn tn whtch Rt-vcrctttl lnttltcr ltrottgltt ottt tht 1 1 qtt:tltltc':tttottn llL't'l'S52ll'y lor 1-:tch stzttc ol ltlc. lhc c'om'lmltng' lcc'lttr4' wus on tlcvotion to Nllllyl thc stmlcnts wcrc rctttimlctl to pttty to thc Nlothct' ol' Goal oltctt, L'5lJl'l'l2llly by saying tht- Rosary 1-vt-t'y tlzty. 'I hc rt-tra-:tt clomctl witlt at Holy Hour, P:tp:tl licttctlirtiott, :tml llcttulttttott ol tht- lilcssvcl S:tcr:ttttcnt. This rctrcztt :tml thc spiritttztl In-ttcltts tlcrtxul ltotn tt will long he rctttctttlmcmtl by thc stmlcnts. 53 ,I -1' 41' -5 ' X' 'YL A Q S., A ,igiihf 3 -41' I' -Q' -If ., ,A,-:gy .bgiw fx L: U V+ HOLLY HOP .XT Tl-Ili PXRISH I-I.XLL -nl-Y V 45 i 54 .ll-...M 9 Q 1 . - 3 ,...+ YJ .-F' K.. X. 0. LUNINII I Ill 1 1,f'I'lll'Ilfl.U K.. X. U. LOXINII I ll.l. fl'mAgrrw1j f 1 . f-'uv g. - l ,Imax 1 F 4' if ii: 'Q' AKVL 1 . i f V :mis mf 91 9 E l-..-K 'I'Hli I9-19 MAY QUEICN AND HER COURT THE HIGH SCHOOI. CLICIC CLUB 56 xy-:NX 1-, 71' - Y, -41 . fig.: 944' 2 ,, ' Q-1 x ,Quint vs I K.. 'I'l-Ili VliS'l'lilJ BOYS CHOIR OP Sl I' Xl I S 'l'Hli NICXV 0l I'-DOOR CRII 57 I. :KW WW 4 -ae I Il' 4 1 A, i ' 'kjil ' gli L.E,+ 1-Egf.p',4 'X' 4 As we, the Seniors of l950, take our departure from dear St. Puul's, we wish to leave ll reminder of the pleasures, activities, und serious moments of our Senior Year. XVe hope the Pziulist will he worth the ro-operation of the student body and l'zu'nlty. X'Vith the sincere best wishes ol every Senior, we present this H950 Yearbook to be read, enjoyed, and cherished in the years to Colne. Donald Clupp '50. PATRONS lihe Paris Mr. :uid Nlrs. Klux Frantz Dr. Russell Lzivengood Nlr. and Mrs. Paul Sharon Dr. H. N. Turney Morris Mayer The Tailor Young's Furniture Company Mr. and Mrs. George Clinnnons Mr. und Mrs. Riggs De and Ernie McGee 58 1 1. .-1.11.1-11 1 1 -4...-.....1...1....1... 1.........11111.--. ini.. 14...1....1 1 1 ini.. 'E' 5 .. l .. .. .. U 'I . .. I. .. .. .. 1. ! I II .. I .. .. 'I 1 LI 'I . I .. u LI .. I II II I II ll I Il I T I I H -I I I I I I I CONGRATULATIONS Delore Feighner Pat ricia Myers TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Marikay am Lenor Finley AN., Betty M nday I Migue Guerrero Q H N Jame Mack BLST Wlbl-ILS Ro e Mary Oldfield TO ALL THE STUDENTS Mari Gilvin Fred War er OF Mary Al ce Carrico Marj orie Haley Barba a Monzon ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL Rodney louse Dona d Clapp KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS pamci Carter Jame Marshall No. 623 Marion, Indiana Rus ell Burton OUR IDEAL GIRL Smile .............................. Mary Kay Pain UUR IDEAL BOY Hair ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,, B arbara IXI0nz0n COBIPLIIXIENTS Smile vvurnel. hyfs ---- -- --4-4-A4---- ll lalle Gilvin or Frienclliness .................. Rodney Clouse l-lelglll -----' --'---- Il IHYJUYIC l'l3lleY Politeness ...... ,........ A liguel Guerrero 1-will -'--------- ----'---- '- L enola Fllllel' Reserve ...... ........ g Iames lxl1lI'Sh1lll Lllllllllcss -----'----4----- Rosemarl' Oldfield Poise .,...... ......... R ussell Burton Reserve ......... ............. B etty Munday Hair ..-w..4,. --.---,,4-. I mms Alai-k Politcncss .....,.. ...,.,. I Delores Feighner yyisdom .4,.'. ---,..- ' Q-Dun Clapp Ury Humor ...,,. ,..........., P atrica Carter Complexion' ........., Mary Alive Carriro .......-..-..-..- - ....-..-......-..-.......-...-.....-...i ....-.... ..... ......-......- - -...... I 1 I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or or I TIIE SOPI'IOMORE GLASS I THE rnesumsu cLAss 5 9 I -1- T .....-..-..-..- -..-..-..-...-..-...-...-..-...-..-.... gf U COM PLINIENTS OF KILEY SALES, Inc. sms NASH snnvme MARION, INDIANA IOOSIS YI SPLNLER XVI: IELEPHONE 541 ,1....g.L..1.l1 I-I,..m...ug1u.-ngilui.,,.-...1q.1..........1.g1n... g.1,.1...-...1 CONIPLI MENTS OF BARLEY 86 SPENCER LUMBER C0. 324 EAST FTFTEENTH STREET 60 .. W, .., .. .. ..,,.t W.. .. .. .. .. -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1n1n1p.1gq1gg1au1q.1.u1un1n'-1511--1.111 .1u1u1u1nu1u1u1u1u1u1...-.n.-1.1-.1lg1ln1nu1n.1l.1.1up.-1411.1 CONGRATULATIONS SILNIORS Pl Tl Al CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS JAMES GDRBETT ' Indiana Insurance 81 Realiy Burp. 110 West Third Street - Marion, Indiana WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE ............-..-.....-.................. ...... ..... If .. -11 -Ie - -ei I ,I--- I I C' 1' ' f Compliments of I Aomp lmemb 0 L D Bm-E nuuvorvs roons I ' 3547 South Washington Street Groceries and Meats 4 B2'I Wi i BIS North MV2l5llIIIgIOll Street 311 East Tenth Street 4 , ,. . I -Ionesboro - Cas City junvtion I I 1 1p.1n-1n1u1nu-n-an-u1u 111111 un1uI-1us1nu-sun 1:1111111 1 1ul1ll1ul1lu1 I I . I Compliments ol NORTH SIDE PHARMACY I ' Compliments of I renews PHARMACY I H. P. O'Mara, R. Ph. I 30l2 South Washington Marion, llllllilllil 502 North MV2ISlllllglOIl Marion, lntlizmu i : Phone til I8 Phone 2222 I I I 1n,1u.1.m1..1..1m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1141. Gl nl1nu1nn1u1u1g1u.1g1ag1nn1u1u-1:1 1,011.11111...-.111ii111.i11111-.11m11i111111111 and . . . Coke for all .QI my l I , . ' HAOIIIPIIIIICIII5 IOTTLED U NUEI AUTNOII EIUIIIIJIIIIICIIIS ol' THE QUEEN OITY CIUNCLR.X'I'ITIMYIAIONS AIur1'1n1'.v Only Hmm' IJYUIIVII l'IIlllll-ly' Slim' Sion' LASKY'S SHOE STORE NEW MARION HOTEL I XY. H. Dooley, Prop. II5 IVcsl Filth Struct IV Ol IMI COCA-COLA COMPANY IV 1 inn1n 1 luniuu 1 1 ,lm Conlplinlcnls ol' MR. AND MHS. W. P. MGMURRAY flfllllljlllllflllh ol FIFTH WHEEL OAFE l I I7 South ,Xclznns Stu-cl Nlzarirm, Iml. ...-111...L1..i1.1 11.1 1 .. 1 1. -.nu1nm1nn--..1..1 1 1 11:1 H1 1 1 1 1...-...I-.l.1u.. 1 1 1 1 1 .1 -. Sl'l0GKLEY'S MARKET HCIIIIIPIPIH Line of Quality I oorls l523 South XVushingLou Street Phone til I3 Compliments ol' BERT A. SIIIIIIKLIII INSURANCE SERVICE 205-206 Glass Block Phone 2351 Marion, Indiana 1.41.1 1 1 1 1 -ni ning.-H1111-p1un1nuu1n1 1 1111 Compliments of GEO. RAMP MOTOR SALES, Inc. DeSoto and Plymouih IIIII7 South RV2ISIlIIIgtOII Street Phone Marion, Iucliauzl CONCR.-XTULATIONS SENIURS GIL RUSKIII Jeweler -llll South Atlzuus Street n-1.11-I CONCRATUL,-X'I'IONS SILNIORS LEU IIUIIEUK - DRUGS IIIII South VVzlshington 1u.1.,1..1..1.l1 1 ..- .Q 1 Iinuiupiunluplup-up-. Compliments of I'IEIIDEY'S ART AND DR.-XNVING SUPPLIES UIOIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of PURE MILK UU. 925 South Nelmrznskzl Street BOB WILSDIPS Cafeteria and Market Opposite Post Office Marion, Iuclizmu HIVIIPII You Tllink of Ifuml Think of I'Vl'lSllII'.YH .1..1.1 1 1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1:.1:n7::. :1 1 -111 1 1 1 1 1..1.,..,,,1..1., TIVO FINE BREADS - CCRII TCP - IICLSUM Baked By DIETZEIPS BAKERY, Inc. Brudforcl and Adams Phone 2130 CCJ1lllJ1iIllClllS of MYERS ICE CREAM and APPLIANCE CCMPANY 'I'c'nll1 and N'Vz1shington Street Marion, lncliunza CON GRATULAT l ONS SENIORS MUllDAY'S FLCRISTS 3347 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 1860 P. O. Box, 2-18, Marion, Indizmzl I Imvers By Telegraph COIIIIJHIIICIIIS ol' BCXELI. 8: MGNAMARA sulzvlcu sTAx'I'1oN ...1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1......1..1,,1 1 1 1 1 ..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m1-au.-..n1un.1u COM PLI M ENTS OF fzzf--ix, :lx --:: :: :1-an-1: ':: :1-nc :Y CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS IIEEDIIMI In SUI Marion, Indiana 814 South Adams Street Phone 1552-W Compliments of 0. Y. 0. KJOIIIIJHIIICIIIS of TIIUMPSOIVS GAFETERIA 512 South Washington Phone 4343 N11 11-,1...,1.1 111,111.11 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GUS IIUIIEGK - DRUGS 3756 South Washington Pllfllli' H35 Coxnplilnents of GLASSER ELEDTRID AIID BATTERY DD. Henry F. Glasser Alfred -I. Glasser 1005 South LVZISIIIIIQIOII Street Phone V740 .1u.1n1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1..1.l1.g1.g1.,1 1.41. Compliments ol' TIIE IIIDUSTRIAL WELDING SUPPLY DDMPAIIY I 108 South Adzuns Phone IQSO Fred li. Pain 11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1un1nn1nu1nn Compliments ol' DAVE SIIIFF GD. A Good Store for lllen and Yflllilg Men lizlst Side Square 309 South Adznns CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PITTSBURGH PAIIIT 81 WALL PAPER DD. Phone 2363 141.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1-n.1n,1n'1.u1 Swim Suits - TSl1irts Beafh Towels by CATALINA lit RESIIEDK'S Cornplirnents ol TI'IE GRAIIT DUUIITY DUAL 00. Pffflllllllll Goals 720 North Branson St. Phone 3023 Compliments ol' SWEETSEII PACKING GU., Inc. Sweetser, Indiana :inzfzzixi :fxf :?::7:: ::i::i:: Yggiggigiggiglipg INDIANA AND LYRIO THEATERS D. C. MURRAY, lXIunngcr Movies Are Your Hes! Entenainnzent Valzu' A'I'T1iND OFTEN! 7,9151 ---7- -gg.--H - -- -- - 7--7--iw -- 1. -1 HIGH GRADE CANIJIES NEW YUIIK GANIIY KITGNEN Marion, Imlizulza Next Lo thc lmlizmu Theater Compliments of N. P. MOTT un nt. .q1un.-nuluni u,..u,,1uL--1 -ul COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRIEGBAUM FARM IMPLEME CO. McCORMICK-DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT FARMALL TRACTORS 229 WEST SECOND STREET PHONE 1396 MARION, INDIANA 4001 -- --- Y n.--::-f-n:'- ' - ..-...1 1 1 :Y 1 1:,u-u1s1?:...iw -, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ALVEY'S GRILL Eighth and Adams Street At the Bus Station Compliments ol' IIOOSIER MEAT MARKET Third and Washington Streets Marion, Imliztnzl ..1u.....,......-. Compliments of MEYER'S JEWELRY 8: GIFT SI'IOP II4 East Fourth Street 11111 .1 1 1 1 ln- uiuni-nn1uu...uu..nu.-u.1n.1nu1u1n... Compliments of McVAY'S SELF SERVE MARKET Seventh and By Pass Phone 102 Quality Foods Prirzfzl Right gi, 1nn1--I -1111111- 11111111 I I 40 .1 1 1 1 1.1..-. I-l.1.:1.:1 1 1 1 1 1 CCDNGRATULATIONS SENIORS KRISPIE KREIAE DUIIUT SIIOP Mr. and Mrs. George L. Voss 108 East Sixth Street Phone 5877 Compliments of YUUR REG Teen Age Recreation Center 412 South Boots Street Compliments of FRAIIK'S PISTUII SERVIGE, Inc. 120-124 East First Street Telephones -1800 and 4801 1.1 1:.1:.1..1..1::1:.1..1..1 1 1:1 1 1:1 .1 Compliments ol' PRIGE'S IIGT POIIIT APPLIAIIGE GG. 315 South Boots Street Marion, Indiana Phone 584-1 1:1 1::1::1:: 1 -1, . 1 1 ig -ninin: ' 1:1- BEST WISHES from McGLAIII'S DRAY LIIIES .-1..1 1:1 1:1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1..1.p.1:..-.,1, Compliments ol LIBERTY LGAII 81 LUGGAGE G0- 2131 liust Fourth Street Marion, Indiana llohn Plenning, Owner Compliments of STEWART - GAREY GLASS G0- listztlilislled 18-10 Walter F. H tnii eck, Mgr. 1013 South VV2lSI11llgl0l1 Phone 0327 ,tg -nu-mi 1111111 1-111111 1 1.1 .fy 1gu1qu1.n1n1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 4- - - -I..-..-.......H-,.-.....,. ..... ,-..,T..,-. .... ..---- ----- , - , 4, COIIIIJIIIIICIIIS ol DIGKEII BROS. REFRIGERATIDII SALES AND SERVICE 3I22 South VV2ISIIIIIg'l0ll Street Phone 896-IN' Conlplinlcnts ol' A FRIEND EIOIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of LIIIIGER 00., Inc. Home Plzmrzing G. E. Appliruzrw IU5 South Washington Strcct Phone 97 1,1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1.l1nn..u.1 COIIIIJIIIIICIIIS ol' MR. MID MRS. LEU WHITE CIOIIIPIIIIICIIIS of STILWELUS GRUGERY Illth and Gallatin Sts. Marion, Indiana 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1....1..1 1 1 1 1..1.,,1..1..1. EIOIIIIJIIIIICIIILS of BUTLER MUSIC STORE Nezuly lirfnzodffled for Your Cfnnfenzerzrz ' fI0lllIJIIlIlClII.S ol' BRITT TRANSFER 00. 1n1n1,n1un1-n1 ...M1 1 1 1 1 n1n1n1u.-un... 1 1 1 1u1 11.1 1 1 1 1lu1-1...-nn1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments ol' OUSTER LUMBER OO. IOI7 South Xifushington Compliments of HOLLAND FURIIAOE OO. 'H'orl11'.s l.argest Installers of Home Hearing and Air Comlilioning Syslenzsn NV111. H1llDCl'Ill1lll, Brzmtih Manager 5lli North Wfzlshington Street Phone Hi-1-l Marion, Indizxnzl Compliments ol' TIIE PLYMOUTH OLUB Compliments ol' MARION BOWL-AIRE H5 East Eighth Street Phone 39177 1.1.-11-11111111111.. nu1n1n 1u1u.1u....-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1 Colnplinlents of the S P I F E E NVEBB SHAFER, Proprietor 207 South Boots Street Phone 5-127 1ll111111--11111111.--n.1 CONGRATULATIUNS SENIORS I'IOWARO'S AUTO SALES I-lighth and .-Xtlznns Streets Marion, Indiana FUNERAL HOME 9ll So. Washington Se. Q Hung 14.9 ROSEMARY PASTRY SIIOPPE Two Locations to Serve You NVith Fresh Quality Baked Products lJm'm'n1ff1l Cakes For Sfzeriul f,l'!Yl5fUll.S' 120 XVest Third St. 3102 S. X'V:1sh. St. Phone I 182 Phone 25476 u'1n1n1n1 xg, pmt + W Gfufoqfffplv QVW77 . ,X KFKJKQW aw? X M '.f i WZ p ., Q- i .'f'ffff'f W Av Q f 'ffqak N9 ' ,qfag Kgb S ndiana Ph oto vl 5 L -L' 'tw -- 1 , L. 45 4.- f. ,F A ,W I 1 cl 1 ,, ,A 1I,. .Ji J . Q1 -: 'Y I ,J 74' LW fl .i , . nu ,- ,. 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