Holy Redeemer High School - Redemptor Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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At Holy Redeemer the aim of religion classes is to bring Christ to the student and the student to Christ Loyal imitators of Christ in all areas of student life Redemptorites are encouraged to think, judge, and act in a Christ-like way. Opportunities to practice the virtues in school situations bring factual knowledge into the realm of practical action. in.. E I ,MQW N K ,I 'sl' r The Liturgical Year takes on deeper meaning for Charlene Vaughan, James Siminski, Raymond Grazulis, and Mary Fitzpatrick as Father Young explains the seasonal liturgy. lllll -7 4x

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The English Department of Holy Redeemer endeavors to train the students in the principles and practice of correct writing, discrim- inating and intelligent reading, experience in oral expression, and finally a knowledge and apprecia- tion of our literary heritage, Teachers in the department are Sister M. Elizabeth Ann, Sister M. Andrew, Sister M, Rosalia, and Mr. R. Plourde, Records by the Old Vic Players make MACBETH live for seniors. William Krawcruk, Richard Chevalier, Darilyn Turner, and janet Abeare examine a Shakespearean theatre. English Sister M, Andrew introduces poetry to English III Students by using Frank Baxter's record THE NATURE OF POETRY. Pictured are Peter Remender, Barbara La.Mielle, Donald Masse, and Diane Grantner. After assigning the short story, THE FIFTY-FIRST DRAGON by Heywood Brown, Mr. R. Plourde explains the outline to be used as a study guide to freshmen Mary Collison, Daniel Kohlman, Joseph McGrail, Linda Mahon, and Richard Montpas. Sponsor Genesee Cement Products ,,,,.,,. 7--4-f-E G-3478 S. Dort Highway K I ENBUSH 1 l lllli 2 AUW25 E Mfg.:

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World x 'Q 3 P, I z I iff - as 4 Y I 5 H- .--25 S Q ai-'- .X V Y M .Wa , ' ' ' A '4 l 533, VY ...YV,d',, Sister M. Elizabeth Ann explains to Nancy Arceo, Marianna Krefeld, james Arnold, and Gerald Bauer that it is by knowing the background of our country and the world in which we live that we can interpret the present day and plan for a better tomorrow. Among the courses taught at Holy Redeemer to prepare young students for college and adult life are American and World History. Robert Le Mieux, senior, discusses military campaigns of World War II with James St. Onge, Mary Schaffer, and Gloria Gildner. History FZ ' X .f'Y5'f ' ir Fi N ' NYT X ,of - - J 5,5 9. - Riff K If C ,,v'7.'.iii1 ,a? 'W' ,f 'E A 5.71 W, qi, , Q, A , , , ,o i V , Tfrii 2 fr' - ilk ' A f- U' A w. .k,,'.5A H, -- 1,5325 w-.rv X Apep Af---7 xl cf-Ak .-ffl'-' . 1 rt s X ' '-'Q 4 ,' 7 .A , 1 , ' L, ,, u., ' 'N -gx Y 1 bjxlf jg X Y, ,Y A sqm nc ' g...,.. . 5 A , z N-ry ' ' 4 . Y 'QL4-' -...ff X - I f 'L :xx jf' I X 1 American 9 N K 7 4 my A ., 7 5 as if aw lyk,