St Pauls High School - Paulette Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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Robert Deffresie. Iileen XXI-rts Richard IDeC'reste Donald IFJIIHV lienrv Yoltlricli To THE COLORS t-tmvtitt iota tfttacti Izach morning at flag rais ing IIYTIU. the student liodv and the lacultv pledge allegiance to the flag with these familiar words: I pledge allegiance to the I5lag of the United States ol America and to the Ilepulwlic ' X lor which tt stands one na tion tndtvtstlile. with Itntrtv and tusitce lor all I! .-,e .. tl lt I li Lznattth ROSARY VOR PE.-Xtili In the morning the Sofafttv I'rtZ ,L ,Ia:t.t Schmidt. and Ilrtttqt Ina Xlgflzttrev it lille? Q. ze and announce the nivsitries tid pravtrs tv 'hc hlwsi llc fv R sarv, In th. . gktssrnunts the 'Ag Ind tht students prav the r..p':svs :n that iwatixtfu insistent wav of saving to Our lslesstd Xlother over and over aga.n 'I late vou Ilrav it now llatf Xlarv tuil ot grace the lord is with thee hfesstd ,lil thou amnzi, women and hlessecl is the fruit .t :hu wczttii Itslls llolv Xlarv mothtr ttf Ciod garav :pr is st:1ntrs Uv and at the hour or I-nr death .Minn Dgkllfti ROSAIQY iite Schmidt, .tw . ci FOR GOD and COUNTRY 'I he St. Petersburg Knights of Columbus. Ifourth Degree. printed cards which Sir Knight James Kenny distributed to the students. Ilach day at dismissal time, senior student. Richard Kavanaugh. at the microphone of the inter-com. leads the faculty and the student body in the prayer which is taken from the ROMAN MISSAI.. Ptaavtitz Fote PEACE L2 trod. trtnn 'Whom come all holy desires. righteous counsels and good works, give to Thi' servants that which the world cannot give. peace: that our hearts heing devoted to the keeping ot Thv commandments. and the tear of our enemies having been removed, our times. Linder Ihv protection, may he peaceful, O lioti. XYho stttlerest not that nations which he- Iteve in Ihee he shaken ltv anv tear. deign. we lieseech Ihee. lti receive the pravers ind sacrifices ef a people cvnsecrated to 'Ihee, that peace. the gift of 'Iihv loving kindness. mav make Christian countries safe from every enemv. O Ciod. the author and lover ot' peace, XVhom to know is to lvve, and XVhom to serve is to reign. protect Thy suppliants Irom all attacks hv our foes. that we who trttst in Ihv dettnse. mav have no fear from the arms ol the eneriiv through Our I ord .Iestts Christ. 'Iihv Son. wht Izvest and retgnest with Thee. in the unitv of the llalv Spzrti. Ci.-d lerevei' ind ever. Amen. Our Iadv Queen of Peace Ilrav Io tus. Our Iadv ol liatima, I7raV for us. womai xttsstox ttosxttx

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INFALLIBLE PRCNOUNCEMENT CROXVNING Patricia Domeier crowns the Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sally Ann Dies. Mary Ann Phillips. Patricia Domeier. James McClure. Patricia Liebler, listelle Bagccius INFALLIBLE PRONOUNCEMENT On November l, l950, the Feast of All Saints, Pope Pius XII in the magnificent splendor of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, proclaimed as divinely in- spired, and henceforth to be believed by all the Faith- ful, the doctrine of the Assumption, which main- tains that Our Blessed Lady is in heaven in both body and soul, in anticipation of the general resur- rection. We here at St. Pauls rejoiced with the entire Catholic world that the Holy Year of 1950 had added a most precious diadem to our Queen's most glorious crown. In this parish, special pray- ers and holy Masses were offered and closed with a procession and crowning of the statue of A'Our Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue. PRGCESSION M. Crosby. J. Bowman, E, Frawley. E. XVheeler, L. Gyselink

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1:7 Bottom row fl. .to Ra: Carmen Cca. Ciloria Dona. Alicia Burns. Helen Ateek. .leann Hancock. Second row: Annette Jill, Mary T. O'Rourlve. Priscilla lflliot. Patricia NlcCune. Third row: Ciladvs .-Kerts. Nancv Rogers. Barbara Gritlln. Fourth row: lilizabeth l'iovachevich. Josephine Cummings. Carol Huska. Fifth row: Mary ll. Joh. Sarah l., XVelsh. Barbara Belford. Sixth row: Patricia Stvager. .leanne Cadoret. .Ioan Norris. Seventh row: Rita Carter. XX'illiani Johnson. Patricia Moore. Ctaoua The Choir-Cilee Club rsflecti credit on Sis- ter M. Cecilia, O.S.l5., who direct the mem- bers in the deeply moving and iaipressive music of the liturgy. The Ceciliizt Choristers pic- torially beautiful in their blue choir caps and gowns, new this vear. have dotted mtnv notes of singing for entertainment at thx .- i ntericazt Ciuild of Organists. lissav Awards programs at Xwilliams' Park. Christmas Carols at St. for thony's Hospital and over XYSCN, Cilee Club concert. and Graduation. Trttlv. like their pa- troness. Saint Cecilia. whether at the little lm' maculate Conception Church of the Colored Xlission or at St. Pauls they sing to Ciod. Officers ol the choral group are. Pres., Slat Preeper: Scc'v.. Xltrv l-ou England. Libra' rians. Nlargaret Hazen and Shirley' Conwav. Q Bottom row: Alexandrine l.eDantec, Margaret Mott, Char- lotte Anderson. Susanne Siheele. Margaret Hazen. Second rox-J: .loan Norris. Dolores Nlcngiovi. Patricia Horan. Marv Cum- mings. Third row: Suzanne Knight, John Xluckinsttrrm. Lilo ria Conwav. liourth row: llorence Conway. l.ynn Ann Dono- hue. .l:Ann Cannon. lfilith row: .Joyce liovalsils. .loan Mc- Nally. Dllean Salwerton. Sixth row: Dorcas Taylor. Mary l.ou lingland, Clare Dardis. N , 7 . . gf A414-1 . .1 as '17 Nag.,