St Pauls High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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Most Likely to Succeed DOLORES TON KO ALAN HANLEY Most Scholastic PATRICIA MACDONALD

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in the indispensable llcheerleaders . . . . Eileen Wilson and Tommy Larrivee named girl and boy of the month. . . . Warning signals for the flu were sent out. . . . The newly formed M. O. M. tMerry .Old Maidsl Club, though slightly discouraging to some people, proxies fun for all who belong. . . . Books .openedemid-term exams. . . . All are working hard getting VERITAS llAdsK . . . The personality of the month was Ray Phelan, junior class president. February . . . Congratulations tot Patricia Hayes who won second prize in the East Volusia County Tuberculosis Essay Contest. . . . The Holy Name Society has undertaken a Recreation Program for us. . . . A Valentine Party, in which Billy Peshek and Patricia Woolley were voted the most popular students of the school, saw the crown- ing of the King and Queen. . . . Lenten devotion started. Prayer and sacrifice were more deeply considered. March . . . All working hard on the yearbook. Pictures taken. . . . Donald O,Lone and Patricia MacDonald named boy and girl of the month. . . . Ping-pong tournaments under way, sponsored by the Holy Name Society. . . . Diocesan Achievement Tests. . . . Mission given by Fathers Fearon and Kavanaugh, who made us all feel closer to God. . . . VERITAS contest closes; Alan Hanley wins editorship. April . . . Baseball season here for girls as well as for boys. . . . Personality of the month is Dolores Tonko. . . . A few days off for Retreat, given by Father Francis J. Rodimer, of the Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey. . . . Easter morning, with our singing of Alleluias at Mass. . . . New spring clothes. . . . Prom night at the Palmettg Club, with memories for all. . . . Patricia MacDonald and Mike Champagne invited to Senator Gautierls uGood Government award in Tallahassee, Florida. May... Precious night of the May Procession, with all in formal dress, honoring our Mother, Mary. . . . Eileen Wilson, the Sodality prefect, had the honor of crowning Our Lady. . . . M-otherls Day and gifts of appreciation offered. . . . Dust removed from books and brains before the C. U Exams. . t . Ascension Thursday was the school picnic to DeLeon Springs. . . . May 20, a red-letter day for Patricia Mac- Donald, Dolores Tonko and Patricia Woolley, who were inducted into St. Paulls Chapter of the Quill and Scroll. The Chapter will be known as the Rev. Joseph A. Dunney Chapter in honor of F ather Dunney, our kind benefactor and devoted friend. June School exams with worries of passing with good grades. . . . Strains of Pomp zmd Circumstance ushered in Class Day with all its joy, deep significance and tinge of sorrow. . . . Graduation is coming closer and closer. . . . A picture of graduates in White caps and gowns,.keeps flashing before our eyes. . . . Diplomas, medals, gifts, friends, loved ones. . . . Goodbye to school days. . . . Grateful hearts whispering to all who made our Catholic education possible. llGod bless your,

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Most Friendly EILEEN WILSON DONALD CYLONE Most School Spirit PATRICIA HASKINS MICHAEL CHAMPAGNE