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

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held on Srxteenth Street and Central Avenue where the proceeds grew and from them emerg ed the Jumor Semor Prom a gala affarr held at Hotel Huntmgton At Chrrstmastrme thelr blackboard was allye wlth a colorful message of Chrnstmas joy as was the entrre room Mother Marguerlte sold chances on a Teddy JUNIOR Bear for a charrty and Joanne NIcPhee rs now the proud possessor of an enormous brown and yellow Teddy Bear The class wrote numerous essays and poems vuth gratrfymg results The essays of LOUISI Klmgel and Joanne McPhee were accepted for publ1cat1on ID the Natroml Essay Anthology l to r Elrzabeth Nev1lle Laurel Gordon Katherme Starr Kathleen Barrett Mary Ellen Bergeron Carole Senger Jan Stephens seated at desk Judy Platt WONDER IF WE WILL EVER BE ABLE TO SELL ALL OF THESE BEAT FARRAGUT TAGS' fO ' up 1 I Y 1 A f s 1 s - 5 D I V S Y 3 , . 3 I . I I - 3 1 V e Y i Y I I 3 I I I I y 3 1 5 I H D 1 1 3 Y C Y . ' 3 3 I I I I . , v Y ' 1 V 1 s - f 1 ,a 2 , K ,. ,. -,. ,nf .a e P- X 4 -'ln l '- . ' - I 'fp xxx ,XV .. A KAL A , ..g

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GIRLS JUNIOR GIRLS Tha. Jumor Glrls Class sptnt a xtry profit 'lblt yur not only flnancnlly but llso and mort 1mport1nt schohstlcally Thty put on a succthsful cookle salt and sponsortd 1 skatxng party at Gay Bladts Roller Rmk 'Ihr gnrls were setn evtryvxhtrt sportrng plastlc Blut Etglt puns wblch thu sold fo tutntx ctnts nch Football tags vutb bright blue. lttttrs scrtammg Beat Brandon vw rt also vstll modtltd by the class and sold for flu cents BPIQCQ Tbt bnggtst fun rusmg projtct was tht annual Junlor Class Rummagt Sale l vt ltu r Ilrst roxx Joxn Pltltrson lomnt Nlt13htt Elwabtth l uxltr :TIC 6E'7fY1'44UKf'If Rut 1 llu trty 2'-'A sttond row Nlzrx Ann lNux 'l l IX trnx D Vlmr Dolorts lnorcht WE WANT YOU TO MEET OUR NEW CLASS MATE IPFEEIODEC A 'T QAQM Dam-:Tl-An G.-W4 Hgh. .frsutff :Ziff i v , 11 C 4 J! OU 1 ' 'c . I lf. 1. . ls . , 'I I ' ' ' . 1 ' I u I .4 I, Yi X Vi 4 , L . ' L . ' 3' I 1 1 A I X x 3 YI 'm r v 1 I 1 X I I 1 I l . C ' l ll ' I Y u x 7 v x . ' ' h I L 1 l t . . .I - v- I - I -Y 1- I v m ,, , K , . , t 4 X . . t I , - . .1 , 4 Ik 1 .,,, v ' c . .V ,. . I Y, ' S S ' . . . I ' tr. . ' . c . r . 1 ' 0 o a . V : Q, I ra- frwa L1 ' Mn ou rn v Sections 4 -75-A 1, Izzo A 'Avi' A ' ,Q 5 . , ,I I r , ' 41:13 2 H. 2 3 N, 4 A 3 4 1 A-.. r 4 ' ,. . ., I. 5 ,. , . 6 , I I 7 f ' f 1 Q . 6 ' 5 2 7 www . , 1 , gin, ' 4.1 . I , '. f N1' , , it wi. 4 . A A ,.,., A V64 .IMP - f .1 'I 3' ff I 5 FA., 14 X' ff .- 12 -9- - .' '- . I , . y. 1 . 1 A I : ' I i JI' Q .

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GIRLS WE DON T HAVE A BARREL OF MONEY OUR CLOTHES MAY BE RAGGED AND FUNNY l to r first row ue Mattingly Elmabeth l-lardln second row Jonelle Osborne Yyonne Le Dantec Mary Ann Orr third row Patricia Weber Miry Alice Jangie l iurel Gordon Elizabeth Neville Joanne Mc in the National Poetry Anthology Our school was well represented by Kay Starr who won -lth place in the public speakinv contest on Our Constitution by the Exchange club Marie Conklin recelx ed third place in the essay contest America Beacon of Hope sponsored by the especially proud of their homecoming flloat which took first place in the school for artistic design and imagination They will be represent ed bv Marie Conklin and Louisa Klingel t Girls Station Tallahassee this summer 71 X . l A , 1 S ' , ' Phec and Marie Conklin had poems published Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. The girls are 7 rx V Y .V V . . . .V