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

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NORMA J. YOUNT Happy I am, from Care Pm free, idly grew tlzey all contezzled like me Never disagreeable Obliging dispositioh Rushes seldom Manages Senior Class Amuses us all Class President 4- ! Sodality 2 Pelican Staff 3

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CECELIA A. WILLIAMS Wt i: beller to wear out than to mm oan Clothes conscious Eager to graduate Considering college Enjoys a good time Sodality l, 2, 3, 4- Glee Club 1, 2 Class President 1 Vice President 2 JEANNE D. WOOLLEY Wt i: better to be faithful tlzmt famouW Joins in all activities Enjoys dancing Assistant Editor of Pelican Native of Florida Never idle Is often seen in a Plymouth Enjoyed St. PauYs Sodality 2, 3, Secretary 3; Class Vicc-President 3; Assistant Editor of Pelican,- Verita: Staff 4-; Reporter for Pelican 1, 2.

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Cafmdm 3 Tuesday Traditional Mass of the Holy Ghost officially starts off our Senior year and St. PauYs last. Classrooms are changed to accommodate the larger classes. SundayeFirSt Sodality meeting. New Prefect, Iris Phillips, presides. Sister Alphonsus continues as director. Plans are already brewing, Which indicate an active year ahead for the Children of Mary. Thursday Sister Bernardita leads the melodies LU pouring forth from the music room,eSt. PauYs choral effort. Thursday Senior class oHicers are elected. The honors go to Norma Jean Yount, President; Mary Jean Kronauer, Vice-Presi- dent; and Mary Katherine Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer. Our good wishes to all! :ornuqun-I'Urnm Mondayelntramuml Basketball teams are chosen. Four teams in all! Tuesday A decade of the rosary is recited in the hall each morning before classes to honor the Queen of the Holy Rosary. Saturday Harvest Moon H01; sponsored by Open House. The Harvest Moon Hoppers enjoy a great evening. ct: SaturdayeBrrrr! A beach party In N. S. B. With a touch of f l-TEe-Ims North Pole weather. PS: If t e lg! t$ L: . , , v e ThursdayeReport cards make thelr first appearance but nrenTt ; t- 2::4 e i5? received with much welcome. 90k. seem very scarce. T rx Friday Freshmen suffer a hectic day of initiation. Parade on Beach Street is most enjoyableefor the seniors, that is! Saturdaywlnitiation Dance! Judgment is passed on freshmen. Their hne spirit meets with approval. SundayeFirst CYO Holy Hour. Father Battle presides. A profit- able hour indeed! Sunday Catholic Youth Week begins today. The fine poster display shows commendable enthusiasm. Wednesday Panel discussion is well done on them-Healthier, Happier, Holier Youth. Visitors are amazed at our eloquence. ThursdayeTampa bound are sixteen sodalists on their way to the annual Sodality Convention. Classes are dismissed for the afternoon. More of these conventions would be welcome.