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

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ABOVE LEFT: Every time I turn around, there's some- thing else to dof' Mr. Semans busies himself with an odd job in the kitchen. FAR LEFT: The welcomed 12:00 break finds Mrs. Dansbury and Mrs. Kalkhoff sharing an amusing story. ABOVE: Everything on the menus is given extra special care by cooks Mrs. McEachern, Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Smith. LEFT: Adjusting the last drawer, Mr. Lissee completes his newest project, the library check out counter. 41

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Urganizations The thinker, the doer, inter-relate in a vast tapestry of organizations and the gift of personal service throbs in the life of Paulites in motion. Involvement pulsates through many veins: home missionersv reap financial support. Effectual, committed Student Council devotees forge school unity coordinate the social spectrum. Narroiving the information gap, journalists ferret out facts, focus sights on the familiar . . . the forgotten Manual laborersl' clean up, clear out, and Model U.N.ers launch negotiations with Detroit's crew of teenage diplomats. Like fingers projecting from a huge hand - each finger vital to the grasp, Organizations reach out to touch humanity.