St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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5 Mr . Paul Bauman Ever popular with the stu- dents, Paul Bauman has shown clever skill as a coach, and is looked upon as a most valuable asset to our sports faculty. We give you, Mr. Bauman, a sincere thank you for all you have done to better the spirit of our team, as well as the spirit of the students of St. Philip. fji,-' fjgfi Y ,Q 1 V x e ru 55,,,xl,5Es'3jiiA:-- Q33 ,V , ' ' V I -- f ' ,, l e I, ' f .Q . V7 ' .I A '-' varr - I ' A 2 4 ft 'S' Mr . Jo seph Repko In Mr. Repko, we have an experienced coach who has brought to St. Philip School a true spirit of sportsmanship. He has increased our de- votion to Mary by dedicating our teams to Our Lady, With the se words we wish to express our appreciation for all that you have done.

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ln the short time he has been here, Father's love of Mary has been a source of inspiration to us all. From him we have learned that only through Our Lady will we become better defenders of our religion. To Jesus through Mary has become for us through his patient efforts, a polished gem to light the paths of life. For all your help and guid- ance, Father, may Mary, our Mediatrix, bless you and keep you close to the heart of her Son. We wish to express our grati- tude to Father Crowley for the interest and enthusiasm he has shown in promoting our athletics and social functions. Your untiring efforts to bring to St. Philip's an ever better spirit of real friend- liness will not go unrewarded. May God bless you with the success you so rightfully deserve. llllll ASSISIA TS

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IACIIHY MR. SIELOFF Mr. Sieloff, after graduating from St. Philip's in 1945, obtained h. 1S B. A. Degree at Western Michigan College. He is now working on c - om pleting his Masters Degree. He presides over the 9th grade and teaches E l' ng ish and World Geography. Before coming to St. Philip's, he taught at W. K. Kellogg and Ann J. Kel ogg Schools. .yy MR. DIANA. Mr. Diana was raised in Chicago. He received his Bachelors D egree from the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. He teaches a fifty-six piece band here at St. Philips two days a. week, and he also gives group instructions. Be sides his duties at St. Philip's Mr. Diana teaches four other schools a d I1 gives private lessons on all instruments. MR. FRANCIS GAFFNEY Durin the past year we have had built up in our gives a real appreciation for the litur ical music of the c urch, and it has broadened and deepened our love for the holy sacrifice of the Mass. Under your competent uid g ance, the men and boys' choir has become a credit to St Phil' ' . 1p s. We eagerly look forward to hearing their voices raised in musical praise for the honor and glory of God.