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

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lzered ian i-cfiglzterd A yearbook in three months? That is the problem which faced the two co-editors, Barton DeMerchant and Julie Ditchy. But it was a problem they solved with their usual success . . . the type of success that you must achieve with ability, hard work and intense interest. A competent stalf headed by john Vise and Bette Cornell completed the solution. Bart Julie The financial burden of the book Bette Cornell and jack Vise go fell upon the advertising and circu- Yi'lfdS of writing and 2 fund of clerical in an attempt to make lation staffs. Here Manager Philip ideas mark the W0rk Of feature edit- the '52 Tberesian as accurate as Kinsella fstandingj confers with OFS, NHUCY J0hn5f0U and Canliue Sink- possible. his assistant, Mary Severs. Book- Read if and CIlj0y' y0UfS9lVeS. keeper Ronald Klein adds it up. For their leg work and routine sales, check the The sports division is the product of this quar- patron, booster, and subscription lists. jane Roach WUC C0mP059d of SPOFIS Edifof N0l'b9l'l Stanford, Cleftj Alice Davis and Alicia Arce formed the cir- Rrvsemary Caswell Cstandingj Mary Raknvan and culation gysrim that brought results, Janette Stephens who confers with her boss.

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Biology students do some extra research cxammlng the skeleton of a cat ab Rev Father Staucker CSSp says gooclby to Wxllns Stephens an front of school after gxvmg a talk and show mg movles on the African mlsstons of the Holy Ghost Fathers and Shrmc students come from twenty five cllfferent parishes of the Archdiocese At left Thomas Reed a senior clraftmg student adds fimshlng touches to a map depicting the locatlon of these various parishes The Shrine organist and cholrmaster Stanislaw Dc-gorskx conducts smgnng classes durmg the noon acuvm penods In 1946 Mr Degorskn came to this country from his natne Poland where he had successively served xn the Polish army and then In the Polnsh underground as lxalson offncer be tween the Umted States and Poland He IS well known on the concert stages of Europe and was gy mnastlc champion of Poland Besides this abun dance of musxcal and athleuc Rblllly Mr Degorskl IS an able lmguxst and possesses a thorough knowl edge of scxence math and the lxterary arts 0 V Tffil' Q 'fl' 'it y 2 ' ' 5 . ' in Y . Q . . N 'Q' ' V1 'M , , l ' Y Q M 4 'ju if ' V. ' a SIKA 'novs I 'la. v'5,'N ' 5 xlxuivl f O . ' , . . . ' ' ' ' Vs 'f JN

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ear ,A gnc! Jgringd fffonord Os For tts flrst annual All Sports Banauet honorlng Shrtne Hugh athletes the Shrlne Athletuc Carmel provided an rmposrna roster of guests Father Jerome Krteg athletic director and Jlm Darler head coach at Shrlne were hosts for the occasion Joseph Ovtes presadent ot the Carmel made the presentatton and Hal Schram of the sports staff of the Detroit Free Press acted as toastmaster Principal speaker ot the evemng was Father Celestln J Steiner president of the Untversuty ot Detroit Other dfstrngurshed guests Included ED HAYES Sports Stat? Detrout Tumes JOHN PANELLI Notre Dame Lions Cardmals GORDIE HOWE Detroat Red Wmgs Wayne Unnversrty JOHN MQHALE l Detrort Tagers SAM MADDEN Parochral League Dtr WALLY FROMHART Asst Football Coach Umverslty of Defrost TED UNDSAY Detrott Red Wtngs BOB CALIHAN Basketball Coach University of Detrolt AL WATROU5 Golf Professronal Oakland Halls Country Club JOAN CZARNEY Grls Basketball Coach DICK DAUGHERTY Basketball Coach Snr nc Haan Srhool FR CHARLES E COUCZ-HLIN Pastor Shrrne of the FC A htghlught of the banquet whuch was attended by flve hundred people was the presentatton of letters to athletes and the electron at Conrad Blanzy as football captann for the 1952 season . I . LOU ZARZA . . football Coach l o 1 t' il AJ .I . , t i I V I I l lzrtle l tx-ref