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WmUaZrnOmU exileCZIDh- 14 16 18 19 21 23 25 'I6 18 20 25 28 FridayehBattle 0f the Bug? is over! All Who submitted their 2111 9025. SaturdayeFirst Prize for St. Pimps again! NIzIry Jenn Kronauer wins Bill of Right; award. We hope you get the trip to VVashing- ton, Mary Jean. insect collections report an overwhelming victory ThursdayeFeast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of our country. No school! FridareThirteen delegates with Sister Bernadita and Sister A1- 3 h A phonsus, our moderator, leave for the state conventlon at West Palm. The several classroom discussions were unusually enthusiastic. VVednesdayeSeniors order name cards and invitations. Juniors order rings. One of the himrest events of the year for us. Cb FridnyeTme spirit of Christmas is manifest! The Sodahsts repair and wrap .toys for the colored mission in New Smyrna. Sunday Freshmen-Sophomore classes present an inspiring play at the annual Christmas Tree party. Monday-St. Pnuhs is to have two basketball teams! Plans begin to organize an intramural schedule after the holidays. VVednesdnyeCookie and cake sale to raise money for the Christmas Crib fund. Vtht expert cooks we have in our midst! ! FridnyeGrent days ahead. Holidays hegin. Sund;1y--Christmas! cWierl'y Christmas to 2111 and to all a good- night? Sunda'eHa 3' New Year ever'bod'! Our Uraduation is here! h PU h h b FridayeFirst intramural basketball game. Cheerleaders also per- form. Saulniefs team wins. M011day-Study.' Study! Study! Midterms begin. Wednesday-Sodzlhty meetings for those unable to attend on Sunday. FridayeSeccnd victory for Saulniefs team in the intramural eon- test. We are sorry we won,t be around to see the freshmen players when they become State Champions. WednesdnyePatronal feast Of St. PauFS! Another glorious holi- day. Did anyone venture near the beach? Saturday Sophomore Swing at Open House. One of the most successful dances of the year. 2 mm 6w h z 9 Z93
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wmemeoz 21 24 26 28 'IO 14 19 20 30 Friday Day of Reckoning for the Freshmen! Their fine spirit commands our admiration. Monday Catholic Youth Week begins. Corporate Mass and Holy Communion for entire high school. Fine display of appropriate posters. Wednesday Annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Home and School Association. Ghosts and Goblins invade the cafetorium. FridayeFather Devine presides at forum on Eucharistic Devotions. Several seniors on the panel to conclude Catholic Youth WeekeA very beneficial one for 2111! H Students rejoice! All Saints5 Day brings a holiday. Tuesday WednesdayeMusic class has a jam session in the music room. Much music, refreshments, and merriment. Thursdayepehcan Staff for 1955-1956 announced. Antonio Kress has honor of being editor. Good luck to you! Mondny-Drive for 1956 VERI'rAs begins. Seniors need to be good salesmen for this campaign. Sister James Edward again moderator. Saturdayejohn Gallagher and Betty Jane Abrusia crowned King and Queen of Dogpatch at Sadie Hawkins dance. Everyone reports a good time! Monday Another First Award! Janice Landry Wins first prize in Book Fair poster contest. Second and third prizes also won by our freshmen. ThursdayeThanksgiving Day. We join the spirit of the day by attending the Mass of Thanksgiving. The 55American bird,, was relished too.
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4702CFUUUm-n Inwsz 13 22 23 26 13 I9 22 25 Thursday-Annual static announced. Barbara MacDonald, Editor; Dorothy Jordan, Assistant Editor; Margaret Hawk, Business Man- ager. Much praise deserved for the extra spirit shown by the winners. Wednesday No rest for us! More tests! Very interesting those achievement tests! 1! We must rate college performance by now. Monday Parlez-vous francais? Pere Farley joins the French Class. Our pronunciation amazes him! Wednesday win with a pantomime of the uYaller Rose of Texas. was keen since the talent was so good. High SchooPs first talent show. Junior-Senior girls ,2 Competition ThursdayeJunior rummage sale! Financial success! Prom prepa- rations begin. Sundny-Mission begins With the Redemptorists Father Struth and Father Hines in Charge. Watch the Seniors crowd to the early morning Masses! Thursday Junior Class rings arriveH Class of ,57 takes on a new dignity. WednesdayeGrammar school talent show. Seventh grade took first place. Congratulations! Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, patron of schools. Thursday Pictures taken for the VERITAS. Smile, please. Every- one and everything certainly looked shiny today. TuesdayeCIassrooms display of timely posters. Each one gives us in brief much to think about. Monday St. Josephs feast day. Tridium in his honor begins With short devotions at one o,c10ck. Thursdayeszard: againf! Margaret Hawk ,56 second place and Mary F. White ,59 third place in Our American Heritage essay contest. Sunday-Palm Sunday Procession. Many high school pupils join in the spirit of the Church for Holy Week. 855 072wi
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