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

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Bull Arce Mr and Mrs L W Armstrong Mr and Mrs A E Ball Nancy Ball Nancy Ballerunu Greg Bayer Judy Belknap and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Louus Berger Beltendorf L E Burger Leslue Burger Al Blanzy PAllllllIS Nucholas Bodom Raymond F Bourbeau Barbara Busch Mr and Mrs Howard Byrne Mr and Mrs E B Bystrom Pcutrucua Campbell Mr and Mrs A L Chrusfensen cuyde Connue and Jo Duck Coppock and Mrs John Curran and Mrs Carter Curtuss and Mrs George Davus and Mrs Wulluam Devune Mr and Mrs Raymond Dummer Mrs H W Doran Mr and Mrs Leslue Eady Euleen and Bull Mrs Veronuca C Fodell Mr and Mrs Muchael Gallo Mr and Mrs Jackson Gardner Mr and Mrs Emul Gowalch Sally C Greene Mr and Mrs Gerard Grux Mr and Mrs C B Hamulton H J Hammond F J Henkel Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Helen Henkel Mr and Mrs C B Hockmuth The Four J s Jum and Mary Mr and Mrs B K Johnson S G Jane Keefe Mr and Mrs Paul R Keefe Mrs Keenan Marulyn Kelly Mr Kurfek Joan Kolly Mr and Mrs Joseph Korfh Mr and Mrs A E Lanugan Mr and Mrs L V La Rou Mr. . ' . Mr. . . . ' Mr. ...' . . . . ' Mr. . ' ' . . . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Boehmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Higgins ' ' J. . . L. Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . ' ' ' . . . . '

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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.

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Top- K. Coppock lleftl discusses the beautiful replica of St. Peter with its builder, Savoia of Rome. lCenterl Big day when class rings arrive! Senior C. Eady shows hers off to iuniors J. Sincic and D. Lopo. lRightJ N. Sheridan inspects the Chevrolet demonstration motor donated to the physics depart- ment. Center: Mrs. McLeod, school secre- tary, gives her usual smiling service to J. Petkus. B. Delaney, center, finishes a study in charcoal for an art assign- ment. R. Charest, labovel displays the prize-winning model house which he planned and built for Drafting II class. fBelowJ Another clay if not another dol- lar for J. Kirchner, N. Norton, M. Butts and D. Grix. Below: The annual fashion show for the clothing class was cued in by the very French Mme, Margot lHaupertl and Monsieur Claude lPaquettel whose ballet pantomiming was very effective. M. Springer lcenterJ made both her own outfit and that of her little sister, Christine, Martha lextreme rightl made all four dresses for the LaPointe fem- ininity: little Helen, the mother and Marian. C