ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOLALUMNAE NEWSLETTER

October 2016

 

October 2016

               

- CLASS OF 1991 - The Class of 1991 held its 25th Class Reunion on June 4, 2016 at Dear Mom Restaurant in San Francisco. It was fantastic to share some delicious food and reminisce with our seventeen classmates who attended the Reunion. It was great to hear news about our classmates, friendships that are still going strong after twenty-five years, grandchildren and kids off to college and, of course, the hilarious times as students at St. Paul’s High School. Maria (Layna) Salazar ’91

- CLASS OF 1962 -

Seventeen “girls” from the Class of 1962 met at the Spinnaker Restaurant in Sausalito on Thursday, June 15, 2016. A good time was had by all! These classmates really enjoy getting together, and they do, as often as possible. Suzanne White Barberini ’62

 

- CLAS

 

- CLASS OF 1961 - The 55th High School Reunion for the Class of 1961 was held on June 9, 2016 at Val’s Restaurant in Daly City. The Luncheon began at 11:30 a.m. and the thirty-one Paulites attending had so much fun visiting and reminiscing they could have stayed on for dinner. Everyone talked and talked and shared memories and actually missed the opportunity of capturing a photo of the entire group! On our Graduation day in June of 1961, we were a class of 115 young women; 18 of our classmates are now deceased. We are blessed to gather regularly for reunions and to communicate with more than 50% of our class by email. A BIG request was that we not wait five years until we get together again. Pat Murphy Ormsby ’61

- CLASS REUNIONS -

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*** BVM CELEBRATIONS ***

Sister Dolores Doohan, BVM (Sarah Jane) is celebrating 70 years as a BVM. Sister was born in San Francisco and is a graduate of St. Paul’s High School, Class of 1946. Sister Dolores entered the BVM congregation on September 8, 1946. She professed her first vows on

March 19, 1949, and her final vows on August 15, 1954. Sister will celebrate her Diamond Jubilee as a BVM on September 11, 2016. Sister Dolores taught elementary school in Chicago, Illinois; Missoula, Montana; Sacramento, California; Kauai, Hawaii; and Portland, Oregon. Sister’s address is: 1150 Carmel Drive, Dubuque, Iowa 52003-7998

Sister Eleanor Craggs, BVM was born in Chicago, Illinois. She entered the BVMs on September 8, 1943. She professed her first vows on March 19, 1946 and made final vows on August 15, 1951. Sister will celebrate her 73 years as a BVM on September 11, 2016.

Sister taught elementary and secondary school and was Vice Principal in Pasadena and San Jose, California and Principal at St. Paul’s High School from September 1961- June of 1964. She was the mistress of postulants at Guadalupe College in Los Gatos, Ca, and was a congregational volunteer for the BVMs, serving as Mt. Carmel Motherhouse secretary in Dubuque. Today, Sr. Eleanor continues her gracious service volunteering as receptionist and in other offices in the BVM Center. In a letter that Sister wrote to the Class of 1963 for their 50th Reunion she said: “The event that stands out in my mind is Candlelighting. The music was lovely and the sight of hundreds of candles casting a glow on the beautiful interior of the church was a sight to remember.” Sister’s address is: 1130 Carmel Drive, Dubuque, Iowa 52003-7911

Sister Katlheen O’Sullivan, BVM (Donall) is celebrating 70 years as a BVM. Sister was born in San Francisco and is a graduate of St. Paul’s High School, Class of 1946. Sister Kathleen entered the BVM congregation on September 8, 1946. She professed her first vows on

March 19,1949, and her final vows on August 15, 1954. Sister will celebrate her Diamond Jubilee as a BVM on September 11, 2016. Sister Kathleen taught elementary school and was principal in Butte and Missoula, Montana, Chicago, Illinois; San Francisco, California; and Kauai, Hawaii. Also in Butte and Missoula, she served as religious educator teacher and coordinator, and hospice and peace group volunteer. Sister’s address is: 1130 Carmel Drive, Dubuque, Iowa 52003-7911

*** BVM CELEBRATIONS ***

Sister Ann Regina Dobel, BVM was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She spent 41 years teaching elementary and secondary schools or serving as principal in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Chicago, Illinois; Burlington, Iowa; Boulder, Colorado; Phoenix, Arizona; and at St. Paul’s High School from September 1956 to June of 1961.

Sister served in congregational ministry as a Regional Representative in the Southwest for 4 years, followed by 26 years as a parish minister at St. Agnes in Phoenix, Arizona. Sister has been a resident at Mt Carmel since 1999, volunteering and bringing joy to many with her delightful laugh. Sister has been a BVM for 81 years and on September 3rd marked her 100th Birthday! Sister wrote of St. Paul’s: “My years at St. Paul’s were happy ones – and I remember the Star Bakery most of all!” Sister’s address is: 1050 Carmel Drive, Dubuque, Iowa 52003-7999.

– THE GOOD WIFE –

Rita Barberini King ’51 and her husband Jerry King, class of ’49, St. Ignatius High School, had seven children between 1956 and 1966. The fourth of those seven children is Robert King, the Hollywood screenwriter and producer, a graduate of Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, CA, class of ’78. Robert had a successful career as a movie screenwriter with films like Vertical Limit, Red Corner, Speechless and Clean Slate. Robert, along with his wife and writing partner Michele King, began working on TV shows in 2006, creating Justice (2006), The Good Wife (2009-2016), and Braindead (2016).

They have now started a production company, King Size Productions, which produces TV and movies for broadcast and Internet. Robert and Michele are currently working on an untitled spinoff of The Good Wife and a television series set in Vatican City that deals with a character based on Pope Francis. Robert and Michele have been nominated for Primetime Emmy awards for their writing in the pilot (2010) and the finale (2016) of The Good Wife. The show was nominated as outstanding drama series in 2010 and 2011. They won the Writers Guild of America (WGA) award

for best episodic drama in 2015. The married writing and producing team also won a Peabody Award in 2011 and a Humanitas Prize in 2010. Rita is indeed a very proud Mother!

– OLYMPIC GOLD AND BRONZE WINNER –

Kerri Walsh Jennings, member of the Olympic Beach Volleyball team, is the great grandniece of Sister Aimee (Eleanore) O’Neill ’35 (dec). Kerri was born in Scotts Valley, California and later moved with her family to San Jose, California. She attended Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose and

Stanford University. Kerri and her teammate Misty May-Treanor were the gold medalists in the 2004, 2008, and the 2012 Summer Olympics. They have been called “the greatest Beach Volleyball team of all time.” Kerri and April Ross won the bronze medal in this year’s summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, and they just won a Gold medal at the Long Beach Grand Slam, an Asics World Series of Beach Volleyball.

– GLOBAL SISTERHOOD –

Vietnamese IHM (Immaculate Heart of Mary) Sisters Chinh, Tram and Tuyen are pictured in front of the BVM Motherhouse, Mt. Carmel, in Dubuque, Iowa. Sisters Tram and Tuyen will live at Mt. Carmel while taking classes at Divine Word College in Epworth, Iowa, and Sr. Chinh will attend a college in Connecticut. Their congregation was founded in 1958 in Nha Trang diocese in Vietnam. Their ministry focuses on parish work, social work, and education. The Vietnamese government does not allow the Sisters to work in primary, secondary or higher levels of education. They are only allowed to run schools for Kindergarten children. They do have schools for the mentally and physically handicapped, and the need for more of these is great, but the Sisters are not allowed to open more of these schools because of lack of money and government restrictions. Their community totals 503 members.

– A SUMMER GET TOGETHER – Several members of the Class of 1969 gathered at the home of Rosalie Michael Gonsolin in Danville on Saturday, July 9, 2016 to share an afternoon with good friends. Front row: Gladys Ramirez Aquino, Rosalie Michael Gonsolin, Rosemary Teran Second row: Lizette Alfaro Collins, Sue Lonero Price Back row: Katie Tyrrell Heidrick, Tina Lopez Donohoe Maureen Kane

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  Dear Scholarship Committee: Thank you for my tuition award for this coming year to Sacred Heart Cathedral, SF. It is very helpful and both my family and I appreciate it! Sincerely, Taylor Barron Granddaughter of Theresa Harte Barron ’65 ____________________________ Dear Friends: Thank you so much for the gift that allows my mom to send me to St. Joseph Notre Dame in Alameda. We are so grateful for the help. Sincerely, Megan Ward Daughter of Kim Lewis Ward ’87 Dear St. Paul High School Alumnae Association: Thank you so very much for the very generous $1000.00 Scholarship to help me attend Marin Catholic High School. This scholarship will really help me out. Sincerely, Frankie Bondanza Grandson of Margaret Lehane Caramucci ’61 __________________________ Dear St. Paul High School Alumnae Association: Thank you very much for the generous $1000.00 Scholarship to help me attend Marin Catholic High School. I am also very honored because this is a special award in honor of Mrs. Patricia Dean Del Carlo, Class of 1948 (dec). I hope I can carry on her values as I continue my education at Marin Catholic. Sincerely, Jacqueline Bondanza Granddaughter of Margaret Lehane Caramucci ’61

Dear Saint Paul Alumnae Association: Thank you for the $1000.00 Scholarship for my upcoming Junior year at Jesuit High School in Sacramento. I love attending Jesuit and this Scholarship makes it so much easier for me to do so. I am looking forward to this fun and exciting year as I am now an Upperclassman! Thank you. Tom Asos Grandson of Rita Barberini King ’51 ____________________________ Dear Alumnae Association: Thank you so much for accepting my application for the stipend towards my tuition for the school year at St. Mary’s College High School in Berkeley. It means so much to me that my grandmother’s high school experience has an impact on my own. The money was very generous and both I and my family are very grateful. Sincerely, Anna Rose O’Reilly Granddaughter of Dana Giusti Simmons ’65 Dear Alumnae Association: Thank You for your generosity in giving me a $1000.00 stipend toward my tuition at Bellarmine High School in San Jose. Last year was an amazing first year of high school. I had so much fun, and I look forward to the opportunity to grow academically, socially, and spiritually again this year. Once again, thank you for your kindness, and I will keep you all in my prayers. Sincerely, Michael McGuire Grandson of Elizabeth Luini McGuire ’55

Dear Alumnae Association: I am writing to fill you in on the second half of my sophomore year at Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, CA. I just received my final grades for this semester and I am once again proud to report I received a 4.0 GPA. I made the Principal’s Honor Roll which is for students who have a GPA 4.0 and above. I am proud of that achievement. Thank you again for giving me a $1000.00 scholarship to assist with the cost of my education at Archbishop Mitty High School. I love my school and feel fortunate to be able to attend Mitty. Your generous gift to me helps my parents better afford a private, Catholic education for me and my two siblings. Sincerely, Ethan Brown Grandson of Elsie Keegan O’Brien ’57 Dear St. Paul Alumnae: Thank you for the generous scholarship. I’m getting ready for my Junior Year at Sacred Heart Cathedral SF. Thanks again for helping me attend a Catholic School. Sincerely, Hunter Livsey Grandson of Imelda deCastro ’57 Dear St. Paul High School Alumnae Association: Thank you so much for giving me the tuition award. I am grateful for all the work you do to give people help in the ways you can. I will keep you and your intentions in my prayers. God bless! Emma Forte Granddaughter of Theresa Corkery Dillon ’64

- Grateful Scholarship Recipients -

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ALUMNAE NEWS

CONGRATULATIONS;

Alice Craney Reed ’50 and her husband Bob celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary on 5/29/16.

MAY THEY REST IN PEACE:

ALUMNAE MEMBERS:

June Cosio Baggiani ’49 on 6/9/16 … Synde Silva Chanteloup ’54 on 6/30/16 … Evelyn Pardini DiPietro ’46, sister of Laura Pardini DiPietro ’43 (dec) on 6/08/16 … Gladys Piggrem Elleard ’41, sister of Florence Piggrem ’37 (dec), Betty Piggrem ’39 (dec), Marjorie Piggrem ’45 (dec) on 1/5/16 … Roberta Rhodes Gilson ’66, sister of Kathleen Rhodes Griffin ’67, Regina Rhodes Mikovich ’71, cousin of Loretta Lewis Ristow ’57, and niece of Constance Crane Lewis ’34 (dec) on 4/28/16 … Joanne Bernice Sammon O’Rourke Hiller ’48 on 11/19/15 … Carol Ann Riordan ’61, sister of Johanna Riordan McGinty ’59 (dec) on 7/15/16 … Nancy Ebert Uzeta ’56, sister of Betty Ebert Mendez ’62 on 6/1/14 … EXTENDED FAMILY:

Gloria Adams, mother of Patricia Adams Murphy ’67 on 9/01/16 … Frederic Bajurin, brother of Olive Bajurin Raffaelli ’41 on 11/15 … Peter John Chaplin, husband of Nora “Nonie” Cronin Chaplin ’42 (dec), father of Annelle Chaplin Brickley ’72, brother-in-law of Anna Cronin Greggains ’35 (dec), Mary Cronin x34 (dec), uncle to Arlene Greggains ’62 (dec), and Patricia “Patti” Greggains ’73 (dec) on 5/11/16 … Eugene Hanifin, brother of Mary Hanifin King ’59 and Eileen Hanifin Doherty ’63 on 8/24/16 … Yacouba Saba, father-in-law of Vicki Vernon Saba ’89 on 8/22/16 EDITOR’S NOTE: Please send information about birth of children, degrees earned, and death of sister alums and immediate family members of alumnae so that we may pray for one another. It is also very helpful to indicate all immediate family members of the deceased who are alumnae of St. Paul’s High School (and year of graduation, if possible). This information and these connections are not always known unless we are informed. Send information to: SPHS Alumnae, 221 Valley Street, San Francisco, CA 94131 or via email to: sphsalumnae@yahoo.com. Thank you.

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FROM MT. CARMEL ………. Dear Marilyn,

Thank you for the gift of $5,670.00 to the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, from the Saint Paul High School Alumnae Association, to provide care for our retired sisters. God bless you for your concern about our sisters’ wellbeing. The commitment and dedication of our retired sisters is a constant inspiration to all of us who follow in their footsteps. Whether they remain in full-time ministry, serve as volunteers, or take up a ministry of prayer due to illness or old age, each and every sister is vital to our work. Through the example and continued ministry of our retired sisters and the support and ongoing prayers of friends like you, our mission of education, charity, justice and freedom will continue for generations to come. We are forever grateful for your partnership. Marilyn and St. Paul Alums – dear friends one and all. Your gratitude for and continuing love of our Sisters keep them and me going! Please be assured that our sisters will keep you in prayer each day. With sincere gratitude, Sister Teri Hadro, BVM Sister Mira Mosle, BVM Sister Kate Hendel, BVM BVM Leadership Team

ALUMNAE NEWS

CONGRATULATIONS;

Alice Craney Reed ’50 and her husband Bob celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary on 5/29/16.

MAY THEY REST IN PEACE:

ALUMNAE MEMBERS:

June Cosio Baggiani ’49 on 6/9/16 … Synde Silva Chanteloup ’54 on 6/30/16 … Evelyn Pardini DiPietro ’46, sister of Laura Pardini DiPietro ’43 (dec) on 6/08/16 … Gladys Piggrem Elleard ’41, sister of Florence Piggrem ’37 (dec), Betty Piggrem ’39 (dec), Marjorie Piggrem ’45 (dec) on 1/5/16 … Roberta Rhodes Gilson ’66, sister of Kathleen Rhodes Griffin ’67, Regina Rhodes Mikovich ’71, cousin of Loretta Lewis Ristow ’57, and niece of Constance Crane Lewis ’34 (dec) on 4/28/16 … Joanne Bernice Sammon O’Rourke Hiller ’48 on 11/19/15 … Carol Ann Riordan ’61, sister of Johanna Riordan McGinty ’59 (dec) on 7/15/16 … Nancy Ebert Uzeta ’56, sister of Betty Ebert Mendez ’62 on 6/1/14 … EXTENDED FAMILY:

Gloria Adams, mother of Patricia Adams Murphy ’67 on 9/01/16 … Frederic Bajurin, brother of Olive Bajurin Raffaelli ’41 on 11/15 … Peter John Chaplin, husband of Nora “Nonie” Cronin Chaplin ’42 (dec), father of Annelle Chaplin Brickley ’72, brother-in-law of Anna Cronin Greggains ’35 (dec), Mary Cronin x34 (dec), uncle to Arlene Greggains ’62 (dec), and Patricia “Patti” Greggains ’73 (dec) on 5/11/16 … Eugene Hanifin, brother of Mary Hanifin King ’59 and Eileen Hanifin Doherty ’63 on 8/24/16 … Yacouba Saba, father-in-law of Vicki Vernon Saba ’89 on 8/22/16 EDITOR’S NOTE: Please send information about birth of children, degrees earned, and death of sister alums and immediate family members of alumnae so that we may pray for one another. It is also very helpful to indicate all immediate family members of the deceased who are alumnae of St. Paul’s High School (and year of graduation, if possible). This information and these connections are not always known unless we are informed. Send information to: SPHS Alumnae, 221 Valley Street, San Francisco, CA 94131 or via email to: sphsalumnae@yahoo.com. Thank you.

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FROM MT. CARMEL ………. Dear Marilyn,

Thank you for the gift of $5,670.00 to the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, from the Saint Paul High School Alumnae Association, to provide care for our retired sisters. God bless you for your concern about our sisters’ wellbeing. The commitment and dedication of our retired sisters is a constant inspiration to all of us who follow in their footsteps. Whether they remain in full-time ministry, serve as volunteers, or take up a ministry of prayer due to illness or old age, each and every sister is vital to our work. Through the example and continued ministry of our retired sisters and the support and ongoing prayers of friends like you, our mission of education, charity, justice and freedom will continue for generations to come. We are forever grateful for your partnership. Marilyn and St. Paul Alums – dear friends one and all. Your gratitude for and continuing love of our Sisters keep them and me going! Please be assured that our sisters will keep you in prayer each day. With sincere gratitude, Sister Teri Hadro, BVM Sister Mira Mosle, BVM Sister Kate Hendel, BVM BVM Leadership Team

  Lucy Carter Stasiowski ’61 welcomed her first granddaughter, Lilia Stasiowski, on February 29, 2016. Her doting Grand Aunts are: Lilly Carter ’59, Carlotta Carter Tovar ’61, Rose Carter Milani ’63, and Ruth Carter Darvie ’64. Elsie Bobadilla Sutlive ’57 requests your prayers for her sister, Evelyn Bobadilla Manno ’59, who is experiencing some serious health issues. Please remember Evelyn in your prayers. Sister Anne Marie McKenna, BVM ’65 moved to the BVM Motherhouse in Dubuque, Iowa to assume her new job on July 11, 2016, as Liturgist and Musician. Susan d’Ottillie O’Donnell ’62 was married fifty years ago in St. Paul’s Church on 1/08/66. She and her husband renewed their vows in Hawaii and were surprised with a dinner party attended by family and friends hosted by their three sons. They are planning to continue their celebration with a Princess Cruise at the end of the year with their entire family and some very good friends. Susan is “looking forward to our 51st!” Gail Powers Sacco ’58 is requesting prayers for Gabriela Valdes, the daughter of Yolanda Flores Valdes ’58 who is battling cancer. Please remember Gabriela in your prayers. Raquel Vasquez ’91 got engaged in Florence, Italy on May 12, 2016 to Michael Neitz and the wedding will be in September 2017. Christina Alvardo Hong ’91 and husband Wayman Hong welcomed their baby boy, Lucas Paul Hong, on October 13, 2015. Lucas has a sister, Jasmine Sunrise Antone, and she is enjoying her little brother Immensely. Joan Morris Lionberger ’63 has many skills, among them as artist and painter. She helped paint the yellow brick road between St. Paul’s Church and the Rectory that leads to the Littlest Angels Preparatory Preschool. Check it out – it’s beautiful! Jill Hart Alcantar ’71 and Annette Shea Schubert ’58 are the “voices” at St. Paul’s Rectory, answering phones and greeting people at the front and back doors.

(Ed. Note: Interesting news and tidbits about alums, their families, endeavors will appear here. Contact the Alumnae with items for Publication).

THE PARTY LINE

Dear Alumnae:

Please mark your calendars for our two very special upcoming annual Alumnae events.

Our Alumnae Mass and Luncheon is Saturday, November 5, 2016; Mass is at 11:30 a.m. followed

by the Luncheon in the Parish Hall. Our honored guests are the Golden Belles of the Class of 1967.

It will be a fun-filled day, spending time with our classmates, renewing our friendships, sharing memories, and honoring the Golden Belles.

Tuesday, December 6, is our much beloved and treasured tradition - Candlelighting in St Paul’s

Church at 7 p.m., with refreshments after the service. It’s an evening for all of us to come together in prayer

to begin the Christmas season.

Hopefully, you can join us at one – or at both - of these very special Paulite activities, keeping the spirit

of St. Paul’s High School alive and well!

The Alumnae Board

The Newsletter

Dear Alumnae: When Sister Karen Conover moved to Mt Carmel last summer, the Newsletter became my most important Alumnae task. The Newsletter is the Alumnae’s only form of communication – it’s what connects us to each other – and I promised to keep it going, no matter what! Never, ever having worked on a Newsletter in my life, I struggled to get the October 2015 to you on time, and with as few errors in it as possible, and I have tried to do that with the last two Newsletters, too. I have heard from so many of you, and your kind words about how important the Newsletter is to you have really touched my heart. I am so very grateful to you for sharing your thoughts about the Newsletter with me. Thank you. And I have heard from some of you who have expressed your anger and upset that your name was misspelled, left out, or you were misquoted. To you, I express my apologies. The Newsletter is sent to 2700 alumnae, and 300 read it online, and ONLY 177 of you have paid your annual dues. If you like receiving the Newsletter, remember It takes money to get it to you. If the dues that are collected do not cover the cost of the mailing, the balance is taken from the proceeds of the Fundraiser, diminishing the tuition assistance. Marilyn Highlander-Pool ’63 President St. Paul’s High School Alumnae Association Page 6

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ANNUAL LUNCHEON REQUIRES RESERVATION

To give the caterer an accurate count and to insure that sufficient seating is set up for everyone,RESERVATIONS AND PRE-PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED

and should be POST MARKED BY OCTOBER 21st. We regret that WALK-INS cannot be accommodated.

The Alumnae Board appreciates your cooperation, as this helps the Planning Committeeto make this a special event for the Golden Belles as well as all attendees.

SEATING:• Golden Belles are seated at special tables down the center of the room.• Other Alumnae are seated according to Class at tables on the left and right sides of the room.• Per request of the Alumnae Board we ask that you sit at your assigned class tables.

The cost of the luncheon is $45.00, which includes lunch, tax, gratuity, rental of tables and linens, some beverages and decorations.

**ANNUAL MASS & LUNCHEON RESERVATION**Saturday, November 5, 2016 ** 11:30 a.m. Mass - Luncheon follows

Name__________________________________________________________ Class of___________ First Name in School Last

Address__________________________________________________________________________(only if different from reverse) Street address, City, State, Zip

Current email ________________________________________ Phone ( )___________________

LUNCHEON $ 45.00 $_________ • Baby green salad, with fresh berries and candied pecans • Julienne vegetables, wild rice pilaf • Rolls & butter • Triple chocolate mousse mini-cake • Wine, coffee, tea & lemonade

Indicate entrée choice ______Chicken Marsala ______Spinach-stuffed Portabello Mushroom (no dairy)

DUES (2016-17) $20.00 $_________ TOTAL enclosed $_________

Make check payable to: SPHS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

221 Valley Street, San Francisco, CA 94131

PLEASE POSTMARK NO LATER THAN FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 2016.MUST BE RECEIVED BY MONDAY, OCTOBER 24th TO SECURE A RESERVATION.

ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 221 VALLEY STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 94131-2320 www.sphsalumnae.org sphsalumnae@yahoo.com RETURN SERVICE REQUEST Includes: RESERVATION FORM Saturday, November 5, 2016 Annual Mass & Luncheon Honoring the Golden Belles of 1967 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Saturday, November 5, 2016 Annual Mass and Luncheon Mass at 11:30 am. St. Paul Church Lunch follows in the Parish Hall Class of 1967 Golden Belles Thursday, November 10, 2016 Alumnae Meeting – 1:00 p.m. Rectory Tuesday, December 13, 2016 Candlelighting – 7:00 p.m. St. Paul Church Saturday, January 7, 2017 Little Christmas Mass for Deceased Alumnae & Pot Luck Luncheon – 11:00 am. Rectory ______________________________________ Masses for Nov 21 Fri 8:30 a.m. Alumnae and Dec 13 Fri 8:30 a.m. Benefactors Jan 08 Sun 8:00 a.m. Living and Feb 05 Sun 9:15 a.m. Deceased Mar 05 Sun 12:15 p.m. _______________________________________ Do you know someone from SPHS (a sister, cousin, friend, classmate, neighbor) who does NOT receive a Newsletter? Send us her information: sphsalumnae@yahoo.com

CONTACT US

St. Paul High School has a web site. www.sphsalumnae.org

There are regular features (such as history of the school, school song, information about transcripts, requests, Alumnae Officers, year-long calendar of events, etc.). It is also where the Newsletter can be accessed in a pdf format. Current and all archived issues since March 2000 are available. There is also a link in the Newsletter to photo galleries of past major events, so you can see more than the few photos which can be published and printed. For all correspondence regarding the Alumnae, send a message via: sphsalumnae@yahoo.com which will reach the Newsletter Editor. ________________________________________ St. Paul High School Alumnae Newsletter *Published three times a year: March, July and October *Sent to all alumnae, former faculty and staff *Printing and mailing costs are provided in part by dues and supported from proceeds of the annual Fundraiser *Deadline for submission of articles or information is the first day of March, July and October

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