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

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,JY-' LITERATURE-GIVE TITLES AND AUTHORS Anne Lazo at board ENGLISH English is comprised of three distinct yet inseparable parts: the mechanics or grammar and the use of library tools: appreciation of literature: and oral and written composition. No one of these can exist without the other two. The purpose of wading through mounds of reference works is to enable the student to have knowledge at his fingertips if it cannot be on the tip of his tongue. The necessity of good grammar and vocabulary are stressed since they 26 ENGLISH ...THE IS THIS THE Mary Ann Morris

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SCME SENIOR GIRLS ATTEND LOUIS BUDENZ SEMINAR l to r Dorothy Stillman, lirances Nicolosi, Roberta Joh, Mr. Budsnz. arolc C rawford. .lulia Miller, Cfharlene Cforriveau In addition to the textbook studies of religion, one period each week is devoted to picking out the central thoughts of the main articles of the diocesan newspaper. l'he lflorzcia Catholic. and the weekly Catholic newspaper. Our Sunday Visitor. Klanv pupils took advantage ol' louis Budenz' Seminar on CQommunism which was sponsored by several indi- vidual Knights ol' Clolumbus and the American l,e- gion. Post No, I-I, Several class periods were devoted to discussing the influences of Communism in every- dax' lite with special emphasis on its effect upon religion. 'I he religion courses endeavor to keep the students informed concerning the current Cattholic news events which atliect them. 25

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NECESSITY TO SOUND EDUCATION serve in later life as the index of educa- tion. Appreciation of good. clean literature is important in this world of today so filled with literary trash so that the stu- dent may avoid the oc:a3i3ns of sin these works produce. Panel discussions encourage the students to express their own opinions without RIGHT ONE? Patricia Jones l hesitation. as do speeches. Since man was created a social being by God he must be able to express himself orally and in writing. Kathleen Ruhlin at board THE NEVER-ENDING VOCABULARY 27