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

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STYLE OF TYPE WE'RE USING Kathleen Ruhlin IULETTE The problems of the advertising department were Anne l,azo's. She was responsible for keeping the accounts straight. billing, and ar- ranging the ads. The distinctiye seal portraying symbols of the Nlost Holy Trinity, which graces the cover and the foreword, dedication, and contents pages was the work of Albert Mitchell, the art editor. Nlary Ann Nlorris wrote and proof- read 111081 of the copy for th: l9:v0 l3AL'l,li'I IIl in her Capacity as Copy llditor, The Ajob til' ruling dummy pages and making the layouts fell to Gertrude Neron. diminutive l,ayout Edis tor, l to r: Mary Ann Nlorris, Gertrude Neron. Albert Mitchell: seated: Nlrs, Burnette Beatty LET'S PUT THAT PICTURE ON THE LEFT SIDE ll7

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MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT PAULETTE STAFF As Editor-In-Chief of the 1956 PAULETTE. Kathleen Ruhlin spent many hard hours, Upon her shoulders rested the responsibility of reviewing the copy, acting as liaison officer. setting up the photographs and seeing that they were printed and most important. seeing that her staff met their deadline. Kathleen did an excellent job and made the PAL.'I.li'I4'I4Ii a climax to the end of a busy senior year. Jerome Carosella canvassed the patrons try- ing to encourage private donations to the year- book. The fruits of his lahor can he seen in the long list of patrons in the back of the I9Au1.1a'HiQ. James NlCCune. Business Manager, checked and re-checked the checks and cash: and made uncounted trips to Union Trust. Jerome Carosella, Anne Lazo, James Mcflune ALMOST ALL THE ADVERTISING BILLS ARE PAID NOW THIS IS THE SIZE AND Mr. Frank Widere. 11 4 ,T A , t

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A VALUABLE LESSON IN PROOF READING Patricia Jones. Saranan lVlcCune. MR. JOSEPH, CAN YOU COME AT I2:I5 FOR PICTURES? UNDER GRADUATES LEARN Timothy Wilscbn. Vklilliam Scott The cheery voices of Judith Jones and Vvlilliani Goodall, Subscription Managers. her- alded each Monday with, Do you have your l3AL'I.I1'l I'Ii money? No one at St. Pauls will forget them and their brown spiral account books. Timothy Vwfilson and XVilliam Scott were forever trying to get Mr. Joseph on the telephone as unexpected events came up. The butterflies zoomed around the two Photography Editors stomachs when Nlr. Joseph was one or two minutes late. Many afternoons either in XX'idere and Smiths were spent by Patricia Anne Jones. Managing Editor, as she wrote and re' wrote copy, proof read it. or chased around to Mr. Josephs and Southern Engraving for pictures and proofs. l18