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

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wig? VV . as 4 Z s. f fl Engxneermg 15 John W Brennan s forte He IS presldent of our ,Fathers Club and Notre Dame U s choxce for Man of the Year PllllllSSIllllAlS PlllSl l In their second annual vocation effort, Shrmes Sodallty of Our lady sponsored Career Days Thlrty three experts from the business and pro fesslonal fields addressed students In sectlonal meetmgs In a program which showed careful planmng and meticulous clerlcal work Left james Stower of the Detroit Tunes pomts up some photographic facts Left below Wnlllam J Murphy was pelted wxth ques txons about the popular TV field The director of U of Detronts televnslon and radlo department offered pracncal mformatnon and advxce 3' 5 l l YQ E c . . . , , . . . , . . ' . -

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3 Fxeld Day fun for sophomores Cmon pay otll Thus phrase was heard many tnmes as class dues were collected tor the Prom Amencon nn Pam whuch was a huge success As we sang lor graduahon exercnses we realvzed that at long last we were SENIORS The first great event ot our sensor year was the day we receuved our class nngs As doy followed day we were caught an the usual whirl of games dances pep rallles and assemblues Our buggest attcur the Homecommg Dance was a socnal and tlnancnal success, and helped swell the class memorial fund The annual retreat mode hustory thus year when the upper and lower classmen were dnvlded The retreats conducted by the Passlomst Fathers, were the best ever Career Day wuth nts many speakers from all tlelds doctors lawyers nurses dletltlons pnests nuns and lay apostles left us wvth strong :deals for the future begun to realuze what a pnvnlege ut hos been to attend little Flower As a token of our apprecnatnon tor a wonderful traamng we are Ieavung behind an outdoor statue of Our lady to mspnre future classes gust as we have been mxplred 4 Our Miss Brooks recelved a rollxckmg ovauon meet -.mm frnends at Homecommg Dance in consults experts at Lansmg Now as we prepare for graduation, we look back on our happy, busy four years and iust tl 10. ' ' Y 1 2 4, . , tk: s X r . . ,, 4

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Religious vocations merits special panel llllllllll lllllllllllll llllS Father Coughlan opened the two day pro gram at a general assembly one of four which were of general interest For the sections, student chairmen were briefed both to entertain and mtroduce the guests Sludefilms skits and an lrnsh Variety Show lightened the days of senous and profitable thinking Top I to r j Gagne S Russell Sister Frances Maria administrator of St joseph Hospital Mt Clemens Michigan Fr john Ryan diocesan director of religion C Blanzy and S Sarvis Rzgbt. Mary Pat O Neil, 51, and Miss Mary Herring haus, Ass't. director of nurses at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital chat with M. Bailey after their session. Right below: E. I.. Nugent, coordinator of Nuclear Power Division, Detroit Edison, is one of two top men in his field in the Middle West. N. Dimmer and G. Burkart were only two of the students impressed by his illustrated lecture.