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

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SPH Benefits from Community Relations St. Paul's creates a world of its own, yet the bond between our world and the com- munity is vital. Cooperation of school and communityprovides for a well -balanced re- lationship . Through communication media, WLKR and THE REFLECTOR, we inform and be- come informed of local happenings. Easily accessible to our students is such a com- munity establishment as the Norwalk Public Library. The linkbetween St . Paul 's, Norwalk High School, and the people of Norwalk is a last- ing one of friendship and appreciation. ,, 455 gt

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Reverend Karl Burger Father Burger, as pastor of our parish, has dedicated long hours in service to the students' physical, social, intellectual, and religious development. Cheerfully and ener- getically he has performed more than his duty, demonstrating keen interest in our school and personal lives. His kindness and his willing spirit have shown him to be atrue friend of every St. Paul student. The entire student body is appreciative of his generous contribution to our formative years. Administrators Formulcite Academic Policy Reverend William D. Bodart An administrator's day is full of tasks, duties, challenges, and problems. In his role as school leader, our principal, Father Bodart, has found time to be the students' counselor, teacher, and friend as well. This year the administration has been crowned by numerous accomplishments as Father Bodart has combined new outlooks with traditional standards. Every Paulite holds respect and admiration for our school's administrator and is proud to be guided by such capable leadership .