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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND THE CAFETERIA GIRLS' PHYS. ED. Through volleyball, basketball, and softball the girls of St. Paul's learn the qualities of fair play. the value of persist- ence, and the importance of exercise and recreation. In the Girls' Physical Educa- tion Class the students see cooperation, kindness, and patience combining to pro- duce the winning teams. I to r: William Scott, John Simmons, Patricia Yerbury, Donald Luger, James NlcCune, Robin Vaillancourt. Anne Lazo, David McAvoy, MAY I PLEASE HAVE lst row, l to r: June Fitzgerald, Susan Watts, Barbara Mullen Mar Ann Morris 2nd row l to r: Carol , Y f Y Klingel, Rosalie Bauer, Carole Pr-ochniak. Patricia Cole. OLYMPIC TIMBER Ab 9'1,.2' ff' 38

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FOUNDATION OF A HAPPY HOME FIT, LEARNING TO PLAN A WELL-BALANCED MEAL ' I to r: Judith Dougherty, Sister Irenus, Jane Bachnik Patricia O'Brien PROOF OF THE COOKING gi Q,- ai--4 girls soon discover, profiting from their super- vised cooking lessons, The home economics division devoted to sewing teaches good personal grooming habits and modesty in dress. The wearing appareI turned out by the novice seamstresses in this class proves that modesty and style can go hand in hand. 37

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BOYS' PHYS. ED. Though the less athletically inclined pupils are often left off th: teams. physical education at St. Pauls includes all the boys. Here, as in most parish schools, are baseball. football. basketball. and track teams. Physical education plays lor ist an important part of safeguarding the students' health, helping them gain new confidence. and teaching them the worth of teamwork. lt z W l to r: William Goodall, John Brajcki. Anthony VlcNamara. Znd row, l to r: Joseph Mongar- ella Paul DeRosa. Theodore Lauck. Franklin Swager. 3rd row l to r: William Freehan. WEAKLINGS? NOT THESE BOYS! 'S-1S, ' 1 PAUL QPAUIN ,Q If ' ' 1' .Qm3Z,V,.v 39