St Paul High School - Paulite Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Farms, MI)

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if 41 H ar V M 0 K N if! M' 5 f RIGHT: Generation gap . . . what's that? John Miller and Father Wallace strike up an animated discussion of sports at the senior breakfast. A genuine sports enthusiast, Father often works out in the gym with an assortment of Saturday afternoon athletes? ABOVE: Sure! St. Paul High School is a small scale com- munity? Father Welch can't hide his delight upon finding that juniors have understood their lesson well. FAR RIGHT: With your rings come responsibilities. At the seniors' Ring Day Mass, Monsignor McPhillips offers a wise remonstrance to check premature senior-itisf' ABOVE RIGHT: Debbie Hallman receives her blessed ring from Monsignor McPhillips on Ring Day. 16

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UPPER LEFT: Mimeograph three hundred and fifty student council activity calendars . . . two sets of tests . . . Office secretary Mrs. Bigham reviews her morning agenda. LEFT: . . . and take forty copies to each junior and senior home- room. Mrs. Purvis instructs hostess Kate Phillip in the distribution of administrative bulletins. ABOVE: A hectic day's schedule of appointments with faculty members and class officers is transformed from confusion to order by Principal Sr. Ann Judith. RIGHT: Recommendations to be completed seem a never ending task for Assistant Principal Sr. Catherine Philip, as she searches files for a student's transcript.

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Spirited Involvement: priests' 'soul' concern Good guys don't always wear white hats.-At St. Paul, the good guys wear black birettas. Equipped with an endless supply of absorbing anecdotes, Pastor Monsignor Frank McPhillips com- municates to both student assemblies and senior re- ligion classes the idea that reaching out in today's world is their vital responsibility. Father Wallace, athletic director and profes- sional Laker fan, personally promotes sports partici- pation. Student vitality takes an upsurge when ever he puts over a pep rally skit. As Y.C.S. advisor, Father Welch explores current controversial topics with opinionated members. Soph- omore and junior religion classes draw double spiritual dividends from his intimate insights into modern community living. Invigorated by spirited priestly involvement, Paulites find encouragement in knowing that the good guys are on their side . it 9