St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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SENIORS REVIEW HIGH SCHOOL CAREER As the 1956-57 school year began, the seniors entered high school as freshmen when Father Badger began his principalship. Highlights of that year under advisors Sisters M. Alphonsus and M. Therese were the Bake Sale yielding 5255, our leadership in Mission tag day, and Retreat conducted by the Rev. Charles P. McKay, C.PPS. Excavations for the new grade school unit were begun. In the sophomore year under Srkters M. Francella and M. Alfred, we welcomed Father Willman and Coach Paris. Our Retreat Master was the Rev. Leo J. Galrapp, C.PP.S. Shirley Frederick and the Fries boys, as in the previous year, were high sellers in the L-A-H campaign. Memorable days in our junior year were the dedication of the new grade school which resulted in the evacuation of the grades from the Fisher Building. October witnessed the death of Pope Pius XII and the election of Pope John XXIII. This was the year Father Badger named the annual SPirit and designed our Coat of Arms. Our advisors Sisters M. Albertus and M. Victor banked a S765 profit in our magazine drive, The Rev. Joseph Marcinek renewed us spiritually. How could we forget the fun we had preparing for Fall Fantasy, Victory Ball, and Springtime Serenade! Who of us did not thrill at the perfect season record in basket- ball? Significant take-off for the year 1959-60 was the announcement of the resignation of Msgr. Weger and the appointment of a new pastor Father Jaeger, who was soon named Dean. Father Willman's transfer came before this school year when the combined student enrollment rose to 1062 and student Masses were scheduled for 8 and 11 o'clock. The Rev. William J. Martin inspired us in Retreat. Directed by Sister M. Ladonna and Miss Eileen Wagner, the senior girls excelled in the Chronicle campaign, and our dramatic abilities found outlets in Arsenic a Lace, the Christmas Pageant, and Ugly Duckling. Our future lies before us. We hope we will never belie the Catholic education that was ours at St. Paul. cownmzwrs or A. J. mrrns, nec. 16 Father Bfdsef S 601111421

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WHEN ALL GRADUATED from the same school, ties of kinship become doubly strong for Clifford Lonz '26 and Mrs. Clifford Lonz CMarian F. Brown X263 and son James, and Clar- ence Frederick '36 and Mrs. Clarence Frederick Cfileanor Boose '37J with daughter Shirley. SECOND GENERATION grads who proudly pose with their Parents are bottom to tog: Robert Smith with Mrs. Sylvester Smith CLoretta Shibley '29Jg Dennis Ware with Mrs. Donald Ware CRose Mary Spaar '33Jg Carl Schnel- linger CRosel1a Kramer '41Jg Roger Wheeler with Mrs. Emerson Wheeler Clilizabeth Corey '31j5 Ronald Hess with Robert Hess '34g John Theisen with Donald Theisen '38g James Milli- man with Peter Roth '26g Paul Roth with Richard L. Roth 314 Darryl Young! with Donald Young '32g Richard Boose, Jr., with Richard Boose '29. COMPLIMENTS OF CROW LUMBER CO. Nineteen Grads Tread In Parents' Footsteps PASSING ALONG A CArnot.rc Hanu- ncs consrururss 'ras Font-:Mosr nzAsou wav Pmenrs or 19 Gruounss or 1960 sAcnrFtcEo ro seuo 'ruztn cnatonsn 'ro rt-neun Auu Musa. ,im are !sess?w f,t,..,.