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

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Very Rev. .ltzhn J, Mullins. Pastor. Sr. Anthony Marie O,S.l3. Principal. and Rt. Rev. Nlsyi. J. l' linrighi come together for .i brief conference on .if'fairs .il Sl. Paul's during Monsignors visit to Si. l'.iul's early this year. Do you remember when you stood at Sister Monica's desk to read or to say the times tables ? This is the completion of Sisters Twenty-first year at St. Pauls. She is the only Franciscan who is one of the original little band from Allegany, New York, who has never been changed. Stay right with us, Sister. You are the one who experiences that sense of wonder and elation when you End your favorite, St. Pauls, grown from uncertain and ailing childhood into vigorous maturity. Thank you. Sister, for all you have done for the altars . . . the school at St. Pauls. God bless you in your work with St, Francis for I-lim. lSee Grades Activities Page! 'VIOTHER M. JANE. O.S.E 4R.l.P.i TRIBUTE GRATITUDE compels us in this our graduating year to crown and bless the names of Rev. James O'Riordan who purchased the entire block and built the elementary school: the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James F. Enright, V. F., former pastor and builder of almost all our present buildings: and Mother M. Joan, O.S.F. fR.I.P.j nrst principal at St. Paul's. They, with far reaching vision of Christian educa- tion, encouraged parishioners, tourists, parents, and pupils in BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE . . , the pursuit of eternal happiness. With no hesitation, we underscore the names of our pastor, the Very Rev. John J. Mullins, Mother M. Jane, O.S.F. fR.I.P.J who taught so many of us history and Spanish, and our principal, Sister Anthony Marie, O.S.F. Let us always remember to give just praise and thanks to them, for all who have been assistant priests. the Sisters of St. Francis of Allegany, New York, our parents, and all who have sensed the tremendous obligation of helping us build for the future . . . to the Eternal Commence- ment. MOTHER M. JOAN, O.S.lf. 4R.l.P.i , -M

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