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

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MR. JOSEPH QUAIL Vv'orking with an Irish smile and a prayer are the most marked manner- isms Which comprise Mr. Quail's bright personality. Because of his untiring ef- forts, the floors are always spotless, the windows clean. and the rooms warm in the winter at St. Paul. MR. JOSEPH QUAIL 22 WHO FEED AN ABUNDANT MR. JosEPH Mr. Joseph, the school photographer, has been instrumental in editing a num- ber of previous volumes of the Paulette. Every student at St. Pauls is acquaint- ed with his pleasant smile and patience while taking school pictures.

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CATHOLIC BOY AND GIRL imp' 'Z' f-nf 915244. YRAWWO, Ziff -L 7110 LAY ' 5' IMQV' U'-Le' ' In addition to taking over some of the high school oflice responsibilities. Mrs. Clayton still manages to work part time n the rectory office. C LAYTON . l 4' rl MR. ROBERT J. LOEBL MR. ROBERT LOEBL Mr. Loebl patiently instructs his students in the intricacies of Algebra I, Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trig- onometry. Through his skillful teaching he has given the students an excellent back- ground in mathematics. Zl

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MRS. J. H. JONES Maintaining a wellfbalanced diet for St. Pauls students is the task for Mrs. Jones. Thanks to her able management of the school cafeteria, they can look forward daily to a warm. nutritious meal. Mrs. Jones also plans the menu, realizing that the importance of the school lunch is very great. rlVlost of the food for the cafeteria is purchased locally. but the Department of Agriculture makes available such foods as dry milk. cheese. and peanut buttery EANLINESS MR. FRANK CAMBENSY Not to be forgotten is the work lirank does in keeping the parish grounds in good repair. The official St. Pauls maintenance man, Mr. Canbensy has been here five years. He is always willing to help build up the property. to repair any damages. and to keep the grounds well landscaped. MR. FRANK CAMBENSY Z3