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

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er .flfiddionary pirif jd Uurd .... The mnsslon shield xs presented each month to the home room yxeldmg the greatest amount of canceled stamps jack Vtse and Nancy Deermg gladly accept the shield from Mxssxon OHICCIS Martlyn Ma loney vrce presldent Harold Cooper pres Bradley Smith treasurer and Robert Sharkey secretary encourage students partrclpatton rn mrssron acuvx Marilyn Maloney for Room 203 for the month of December The mlssxon presxdent Harold Coo per awards the offxclal mlssnon Hag for the most generous money contn buttons to homeroom 201 represented by Wxllns Stephens and Mary Lou Haupert This room has supported Brother Cornelius a Trmltarlan semi nartan by contrrbutmg S55 00a month Interest tn mlssronary work seems to be rnevltable sxnce our beloved Ste Therese IS the world s patroness of the mlsslons The local un1t of The Society ovsn lrttle way, furthers mlssxon acnvt tles through the students enthustastlc parrncrpatron nn projects Home and foreign mrsslons are supported by col lectmg canceled stamps and readmg matertal, besldes students personal con trxbutlons Above all do they pray darly for the contrnuatton and success of the m1ss1ons whlch each homeroom sponsors r. -T . 9 Q Q l 7 . . . .- for the Propagation of the Faith in its . . . . Y - i A '. ' . . ,i , . ln ' Z 4' I l

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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

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If-'I 'A ....y4R I efueling, of lull pirii ,VIX 'L 1 'G 'ff Bible Sunday brought a week of study on the world's best seller. Marjorie Vermeersch, ,uf Rev. L. Nugent, CSSR Relreal Matter ' 'ls senior, scans Explanation of the Bible while 'La A standing near a Bible which has been in one ' n family for six generations. , Highlight of this year's three-day ff retreat was Father Nugent's running commentary during the closing Mass. Confessions are heard every morn- ing but retreat is always special. ' 'www'