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

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I E WE CAN USE THIS IN OUR NEXT SODALITY DISCUSSION l to r: Father O Hare Charlene Corriwau David Rott LOURDES SODALITY attended by a large number of the Sodalists at St. Pauls, was deep rooted with sincer- ity and cooperation on the part of all. Our Sodalists desire to help those less fortunate than ourselves lead them to undertakings such as, a food drive that fur- nished flfteen poor Negro families with a plentiful Eas- ter Sunday dinner, and an Easter Egg hunt for the Negro children at the lm- maculate Conception School.

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E Q hx tx-Q 3 WILLING HEARTS AND WORKING WE WANT YOU IN THE SODALITY IF YOU'LL WORK l to r: James Ciuswiler. Carole Crawford, Father Lawlor. standing: Frances Nicolosi I to r: Sister Irenus. Carole Crawford CAN YOU DONATE ONE CAN OF FOOD TO THE POOR? X OUR LADY OF One might say, the theme of the Sodality this year is 'AQuality Not Quantity. The spiritual side more than the temporal has been em- phasized. Weekly' meetings have been highlighted by meditation, spiritual reading. and inspiring talks by Fa- ther Lawlor the Director. Thursday of every week, Sodality Communion Day. has seen the Sodalists in a body at Mass and Holy Communion, serving our Lord and honoring Our Lady. The Sodality Con- vention at VVest Palm Beach.

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STRIKE UP THE BAND AND GIVE FORTH CLAD IN BRIGHT BLUE AND WHITE OUR SNAPPY l to r, first row: Fredrick Kilian, John Comeau. Frances Nicolosi, Donald Zenns, Allan Zurla, Mary Ann Newell. l to r second row: Jerome Maher, Sall Patskoska, Thomas Acheson, Patricia 1 Y Domeier, Mary Holmes, Nancy Wager, John O'Brien, Stephan Watts. l to r, third row: Paul Rogers, Kevin Kavanaugh, Jack Cochran, Michael Russell, Barbara Hardin, Richard Almeida, John Langelier. standing: Carole Crawford. Drum Major ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL BAND From the auditorium, strains of George Gershwins Strike Up The Band , along with any number of other musical compositions can be heard. It is St. Paul's High School Band under the direction of Mr. H. William Slehn, rehearsing for their spring concert. Because of the absence of majorettes. Mr. Stehn has laid strong emphasis on the necessity for a higher musical quality rather than showy background music. According to bandmaster Stehn. this year's band is the best St. Paul's has ever had. This is a noteworthy statement because Mr. Stehn has had to build up a good band from both students with a good musical education and those who are beginners in music. This is due to the unique method of dividing up the junior and senior groups: by their grade in school rather than their musical ability. Incidentally, at the close of this school year Mr. Stehn will have completed Hfty years of music instruction, Aside from the expert instruction given them. the band's success has also been aided by several people. -100