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

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Sophomore talent show iclreamers', float artists generate infectious spirit, unity By freshman and upperclassmen standards, a sophomore has it made. He is afforded the luxury of zany behavior and excusable escapades. He enjoys the new status of no longer being stationed at the bottom of the heap, yet still basks in the remoteness of college planning. In every phase of student life, the class of '71 generates infectious spirit. A gawking green dragon float roars from the sophomores' imagination and stalks into first place in the Homecoming competi- tion. Sudsing their way through a successful car wash, second year Paulites finance the senior Ring Day breakfast. Childhood fantasies burst into realities of color ,rn-. and action as sophs dress both stage and homeroom doors with toys 'n things from a Christmas Dream . With characteristic uniqueness, sophomores de- velop their own interpretations of academic matters. Who else but a soph would accidentally exterminate a specimen squirrel with a dietary supplement of sawdust? Who else would obstinately qualify math principles with a casual: X goes into y twice . . . if you can get it there. Football and basketball add a sophomore success dimension of playmaking first stringers. The whole class contracts winning fever both on the court and on the sidelines to help secure a victorious season. 79

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FAR LEFT: All 'Aboxed up in the Talent Show, Debbie Baun and Jerry Smale un- windn before the audience. ABOVE: Taking a post-dismissal breather, Nancy Kotz relaxes at the lakefront. RIGHT: If that hitch breaks . . . there goes No, I, Dorine Dziuba muses warily. 78 Q,-Wifi

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6 Brain children' perpetrate academic escapdes, dissect texts, harbor menagerie