Shrine of the Little Flower High School - Theresian Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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2 1 we CAM 50 BOYS: FRESI-IMAN AND SOPHOMORI-I YEARS September of 1946 brought our Freshman year with a change of companions but no change of scenery, for though the girls had taken up residence at l3 mile road we remained in the Shrine Grade School building. Under the watchful eye of our home room nun Sister Regina Mary, we were taught the rudiments of the life of ahigh school student. Surprising to say we found out that we had to study hard. This put a damper on our spirits but we managed to survive. As all lowly Frosh must, we humbly experienced the traditional initiation at the hands of the high-brow seniors. For days we lovingly knelt at their feet shining their No. lZs, rewarded only by a frequent paddle. Later in the fall we proudly watched the football team, under the direction of Mister Giuliani, race through the season climaxing it by capturing the Third Divi- sion Championship, the first the school had ever had the honor of claiming. 1947 brought more confidence and a feeling of superiority for after all we were Sophs now. Try as they would the faculty could not get this erroneous idea out of our heads. How they lived through it we often wonder. This year was an eventful one. In the Fall the football team nearly repeated their success of the previous season. This was our first year in the Second Division and the competition was a little more unyielding. In a much talked about game with St. Alphonsus, we lost the championship by the score of 7 to 6. The basketball team turned in a more glorious season by winning the Second Division Championship from Annunciation and also copping the District Champion- ship. This year also brought into being the annual Home Coming Ball which has been in vogue for the past three years. 44