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

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Mary jo Stenger and Barton DeMerchant pledge that they will faithfully perform thei: duties as Vice- prefects. The sodality members with their new offi- cers recite the Act of Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary in the presence of the entire student body, and the newly organized Companions of Our Lady begin their work of personal sanctification and that of others-Ad jesum, per Mariam. ur ally if Companiond The hrst sodalists on the morning of their recep- tion at the school chapel, sing Mother Beloved. Barbara Ladd accepts the gavel, symbol of her office as Prefect of the Sodality.

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vs 'F lv' .,... ,Z l. x. The servers have the privilege of assisting :xt Holy Mass and other church functions as acnlytcs, an ofhce originally held only by students for the priesthood. At the left, Father Krieg, the altar boy modera- tor, stands with the junior and senior servers. 45. uyb-Q X ttyl

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tara Jin heir gielcl gleam --su-.....,..., M 5 Students interested in the field of medicine thoroughly appreciate Dr. Vincent P. Russell's talk on Career Day. Patricia Higgins sees him to the door as he leaves. The noted radio personality, Dale Mc- Intyre, pauses with Eileen MacNeil before his discussion of a career in radio. Science is truly a vast subject. Francis E. O'Meara shows Bradley Smith, julie Ditchy, and. Robert Forster a few of its wonders, after a most intriguing talk. This year Shrine students were fortunate in being able to meet representatives from thirty different fields. The two day affair was carried out under the direction of the Sodality and because of its great success with the students, we hope to make it an annual event. A large number of students turned out for Edward Kelly's talk on engineering. Mr. Kelly, who made the highest record ever known at M.I.T., is a member of the parish and 'is always ready to answer questions like those posed by Thomas Reed and Harold Cooper.