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

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THE ALTAR BOYS SERVE THE PRIEST SAYS, IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, AND OF THE SON, AND OF BLESSING THE WATER Father O'I-lare, Donald Luger l to r, first row: Robert Cole, James Jones, Gerald Roussell, Joseph Gray, Stephen McGrath. l to r, second row: John O'Neil, James Andreakas, Frederic Gaill. James Magelnickie, Louis Jones, Robert Raymond. l to r, third row: William Aldrich, James Myrtle, John Young, Paul Sattler, Albert Ellis, Donald D'Leary. l to r, fourth row: Dominick Nigro, James Minewistr, John Moser, Gorden Beyer, Chester Madolski, Michael Burke. l to r. fifth row: James Brogle, John O'Brien, Derek Bakker. John Brogle, Richard Lallier. Alfred Avenoso. l to r, sixth row: Clark Sayer, Bruce Gordon, Williani Bcattie, Gerard Buchan, Larry Bassett. standing at side: Father O'l-Iare. ALTAR BOYS 'AReverence, Devotion and Obedience , is the motto of the altar boy. They show the adoration they have for the Blessed Trinity by the sacrifices they indulge in when serving Mass, attending night szrvices, and processions. The altar boys attain their greatest glory and satisfaction by being in the sanctuary with the priest during sacrince of the Body and Blood of Christ.

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X Q i,g:'T4 WORKING AND LIKING IT l to r, center: John Simmon, Glenn Schmidt, emcee Parent's Night. l to r, left: first row: Jerome Carosella. second row: James lVlcCune, James lVlcSheehy, Patricia Boylan, Wanda Clarke. seated at organ: Eileen Kelly rehearse for Christmas Eve TV program. l to r, right: Sybil Connelly, Zoe Marie Dvor- ak, Mary Ann Morris, Kathleen Ruhlin, Julia Miller, prepare packages for the Needy.

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GOD IN HUMILITY THE HOLY GHOST. AMEN. THE ALTAR BOY RESPONDS l to r, first row: John Murtle, Alfred Nicolosi, Thomas Crosby, John Munn, Harold Miniter. Robert DeRosa. l to r, second row: Ronald Vance, John Boyle. John Pethe, Theodore Carrigan, l-lugh Adamson. Frances Brown. l to r, third row: Stephen Watts, Joseph Partington, Robert Des Forges. Joseph Dombroski, Thomas Luger, Ronald Cameau. l to r, fourth row: James DeCresie, William Buettner, Paul Beattie, Jerome Maker, Christopher Buppert, Earnest Marlin. l to r, fifth row: Eugene Cook, Robert Westrick, David Bragle. Robert Gray, Creig Walsh, Robert Jill. W l to r. sixth row: Donald Luger, Otto Halbath. Timothy Murphy, James McNeely, James McCune. Paul DeRosa, John Langelier. standing at side: Father Lawlor. Their task has been to assist at dedications of Churches to God. During this time they are under the hand of the Rev. Bishop Thomas J. McDonough, and the head of the Extension Society Bishop O'Brien. Because of diligent and continuous loyal service at Mass and other services it has become an exact habit. Each time they strive to outdo their previous performance for God. Ciod is perfect and they try to accomplish that feat so as to be more pleasing in the sight of God. Father Lawlor is in charge of the altar-boys. His word is law. l-le authors the list of the altar boys and their lines of service, To achieve this goal the altar boy sacrifices his time. READY FOR THE GOSPEL Father Lawlor, James McCune