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

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parkling reafiond on ara e Lois Streit and Carol Sogan, attired in their own creations, step forward in anticipation of a pleasant evening among friends. A dress designer is an artist who uses cloth and thread as paint and palette. This urge to create is common to most women. Shrine girls have a complete de- partment which helps them ex- press their individual personali- ties in well-fitting fashions. More accomplishments. Nancy Caro- lin plays hostess to Beverly Silva fstandingj and Catherine Hammond as they model their needlework before show time. Behind the scenes of the style show, more stitches are added to Kathryn Tepe's collection. Coletta Shirk places Il pattern on a future dress while Madonna Springer seeks inspiration from a pattern book.

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Father Krieg's army mass-kit proves of interest to the senior religion class. This might be con- sidered one of the lighter moments of the sociology course which includes an intensive study of the Popes' encytlicals on La- bor and Marriage. Religion- -a ' amp unto Our geet I Pictures of these religious classes seems to reflect St. Therese who said, I have learned to hnd gladness and cheer in all that is hetterf' Although proud of its scholastic achievement, Shrine Highs reason for existence lies in the spiritual development of each student. With a heritage of love for God and His Little Flower, students at Shrine are expected to go far and be active in the front ranks of Christ's army. ls Ibn! what they mean by the 'indulgence' of parents? smiles Noel Cloutier. We have a sneaking suspicion that she really under- stands the panel's discussion of indulgenced prayers, don't you? lt isn't surprising that confusion can result from rt discussion of the natural and eternal laws, but john Blakey, Mary Ann Dabaldo, 'md frcd Houung seem pcrfectly at ease. ff Michael Calla managed to pro- duce something amusing in a period serious to early Christians-the har- barian invasions. Is Paul Flajole grinning or is he gnashing his teeth?

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