Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Daring the annual relreal, ringer-gnilarift foe Wire involves his audience in folk songs. To nderstand Ourselves and ur Faith Incident in the Elevator an exirlential drama, exem- plzfier the problem of noncommnnication. just before Thanksgiving, Big Red came to SHA. Oddly enough, Big Red was not Santa Clause, but Religious Emphasis Days under the leadership of Father Eimer. Though each level experienced the retreat differently, the over-all theme was ecumenism. After guest speakers Doctor joe Riley of the First Christian Church, and Misses Pat Allegiar and Cissy Musselman, frosh dis- cussed the two movies they had seen. Each level cele- brated a guitar Mass and Communal Penance. A play and two movies were presented for the upperclassmen. Sophomores joined the upperclassmen to experience ecumenism with Reverend Proctor Riggins of the First Christian Church, Presbyterian Reverends Sigman Rhee and Herb Pixly, a Marriage Panel, and Joe Wise. Before a press conference with Big Y, the seniors engaged in an Agape Meal ending the retreat with love and fellowship. School LU'e 145