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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Mary jane DeGroote, Patricia Slattery, and Barbara Angott pore over the French newspaper, La Croisadef' They intend to increase their continental outlook should the Marseillaise ever beckon them across the ocean. New experiences await foreign language stu- dents whose interests enable them to expand their social graces and intellectual status. Knowledge of language is a must for those who would follow her Little Way ' not only in prayer, but in Catholic Action at home and abroad. Sylvia Frechette and Claude Paquette look on Laura Byrne and Norman LeZotte join hands as and American representatives of good will, on a street in Paris. P0116 FMU PINS SMITDGI UIGDSTI I ll IE SOP! I! POLL!! MINES POLUJ CDI AMDIY Cllll I the afiond ,Jud Q I Spanish menus tempt the palates of Spanish II students Patricia Mealy, Norbert Stanford, and Florence Bcyma. Time! Time! It's a problem in any language these days. But Geraldine Green, Nancy Norton, jane Pater- son, and Nicholas Sheridon seem to be enjoying them- selves.