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

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. . . . alndfvlearld Qfow with ,Cove ivine ABOVE Front row, L. Io R.: S. Heisey, J. Marion, B. Ladd, J. Reshel, J, Schulte, N. Peerenboom, S. Frechette. Second row: P. Kennedy, M. Mend, M. L Haupert, C. Gowatch, D. Davis, L. Byrne Third row: C. Baker, P. White, A. Frick, A Petri, P. Kennedy, L. Bischof, M. J. Lind- bert, B. Schorn. A visit at the Narthex altar is a must every time a student enters the Shrine. ances of the choir girls grace the late Masses every Sunday. They are: BELOW Front row, L. to R.: K. Gardner, J. Keefe, J. Patterson, M. Sakowicz, B. Petri. Second row: A. Harriman, C. Shirk, J. Belknap, M. Lobur, J. Stephens, C. McMurtie. Third row: S. Cole, B. Cries, J. Schmidt, N. McLaughlin, J. Kennedy, J. Sher- man. 1 In the school chapel, besides our own services, the newly formed parish of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs keeps our organists busy. Patricia Waech- ter and Mary Jane Lindberg are practicing, Barton DeMerchant is not pictured. The blend of voices and trim appear-

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0 0 I an L very one Stliorn, Cf. Early, L. Streit, N. Carolin, L. Bischof, B. DeMetchant, Ci l7eLisle, j. Satllier, M. Glenn, M. I.. Plourde, M. Lobur, Schmidt, WI. Patterson, S. Cole, N. Deering. unrlb ron: j. King, P. Kinsella, N. Stanford, T. Reed, P. Platten, j. Panks, Ci. Bayer, rl. Sobieski, Cf. Curtiss, Ci. Cantrall, K. Coppock, VV. Ste- phens, R. Streit, j. llicl-tinson, j. Musthella, j. Shirl-c. 'iflb wuz' R. Klein, H. Cooper, C. Hamilton, j. Manion, D. Peters. ltlllllillgf C. XVisthman, j. Sthmitthztuslcr, j. XValter. M 6 Q lrinl mum' C. Mchlurtrie, R. Chamberlain, M. Sakowicz, M. j. Lindberg, B. Under the able direction of Sister Margaret Mary, the junior-Senior Glee Club is complet- ing its most successful year in the school's his- tory. On Father Coughlin's birthday, the first program of the year was presented. The Negro spiritual, Certainly Lord, was sung in a spirit to rival even the Fred Waring Chorus. This same song was used again as background music for the radio preview of the movie Green Pas- tures. As a Christmas gift to all mothers, the glee club dedicated the hymn Lo, How a Rose to them at the Shrine Mothers' Club pre- Christmas party. After much practice the crowning achievement of the year came with the presentation of the dude ranch operetta, Meet Arizona.

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gfidtening Jfradd ancluflellow oned . . Onward to victory, Shrine Hi! and our newly organized band had seemed to accomplish the impossible in a month's time. Both band and orchestra made their debut in a program celebra- ing Father Coughlin's birthday. Arrangements have been completed with Mr. Fred Weneski, M.A., to direct the band begun by Sister Clarice. It is their hope that the Shrine marching band will one day be the best in the field. Front, L. to R.: Kinsella, R. jordan, N. Cornell J. Forster, R. Hughes, P. Bourbeau, R Greenfield, S. Bourbeau, M. Haupert, H Henkel, E. Galantha, E. Fisher, K. Higby E. Birger, Schmidt, M. Bourbeau. Back, L. to R.: K. Coppock, N. Sheridon, T. Unger R. Murphy, T. Buchanan, R. Cantrall, C White, Sherman, M. Lindberg. Left, L. to R.: B. Smith, M. Lamb Qpianoj, K. Coppock, R. Gardener, E. Fisher, S. Frechette, E. Syron, L. Bischof, P. Steffes Qdrumsj. Right, L. to R.: R. jordan, R. Hughes, T. Merta C. White, Sherman, M l The Syncopated Clock announced the re- organization of the school orchestra which gave several performances during the season. 1