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

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oun ierpart ofslxrine pirii Seated L to R B Chnstensen P White S Lendzon R Chamberlam B Agnott P Rakovan D Hockmuth Kncehng j Fodell A Harriman N Mxllxer J Cavanaugh N Peerenboom A MacManus Standing A Arte N MtLaughl1n Miss Czarney QCoachD P Campbell T Redmond A prayer for good sportsmanship Chlgamaroo and a rah rah rah for the finest team you ever saw More Smnth Brothers cough drops were sold between 1951 and 1952 than m any other period rn history And naturally the Shrxne sports enthusnasts were the needy patron rzers The school really got behind our gurls this season cheermg them on to the CYO semn finals They played hard and fought to wm as IS shown by thelr record of trxumphs against losses Tenms anyone? Theres no racket l1ke the tenms racket Ask us we know The first slgn of spring 1n 1952 heard the ymgle of metal and squeaks as the heavy gate of our tennns court swung open for the flrst txme thxs year Our newly organized team sprang xnto actxon for tough competxtxon and lxkewnse we looked forward to a second successful season A semor Barbara Webb and Theresa Redmond practxced many hours agam for our competltxon wrth other class B contenders and to uphold Barbara Chrxstensen s school tournament trophy With a SHR and an INE Coletta Hgp I-hp Hurrah the Shlrk Peggy Rakovan and Duane I-lock 54,01-e goes up another muth are always on hand to cheer our ngtghl Practue makes perfect wrth team to vlcgofy Alice MacManus guarding Diane

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7-v if fs Bottom Row L. to R.: j. Brown, M. Flajole, D. Peterson, F. Howting, li. Stepanski, M. Sterling, L. Syron. Standing: j. Burkart, M. Galla, R. Hamilton, B. Smith, H. Kirtek, R. Troy, G. Burkart. The Shrine Athletic Carmel was formed by men who have a mutual interest in the athletic. activities of the school. They are responsible for the new football, baseball, and basket- ball uniforms which those teams wore this season. We are also grateful for the delicious hot dogs and Coltes which they sold us at their concession stands at our games. The officers are fl. to r.J Mr. Adolph Klein, treasurer, Mr. George Streit, vice-president: Mr. joseph Ovies, presidentg Fr. jerome Kriegg Mr. john Leslie, secretary. Reserve action-the dying swan

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The birdie begins to fly as Nora Evers hits it back to Nancy Cowden. Their partners, Mary Ann LaPointe and Mary Ann Chowning, wait with racltets ready. Sitting L to R P Slatters B Christen Oh where s that ball' Barbara Chris sen M J Stenger A Harriman tensen looks a little bewildered as her Standlng are T Redmond 5 Cole lj team mates Sheila Cole Pat Slattery and Hotkmufh J Fodell Mars ju bttnger wait Lxpettantly for IIS fefuffl The purpose of the Letter Club is to promote and sponsor the girls games During the year thex sponsor different proyetts to further their aim lst Row L to R j Duchy A Harriman T Redmond .I Toustam P Higgins S Russell M .I Stenger R Atquilma 2nd Row R Chamberlain B Shea M Glenn L Risko B Mason j Kehoe L Streit j Fodell E J Bucsko 5rd Row N Miller B Angott A Arce P Slatterx A Yeager lx Tepe B Christensen B Maskill C Sogar , X A' X ,UK ,V fi V4 1 .4 ' ' . . ' , Y. ' . .. . 1, . , y , . , . . , . . , ' 1 . , . 5 , 'Q A ! 'Q . , . . . - .3 . ', . , . , . I, . , . . , , , , . . 'Z . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . . . I . . . , . 1 ' .1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - '-