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

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. X, Top right: P. Kehoe, M. l.aPrese, M. LaPointe, B. Dunn, C. Schowalter, and F. Bettendorf socialize at a party given by a member of the Home Economic class, as part of a class assignment. Center: Sew and Press - the good tailor- ing formula followed by M. Blanke and D. Soma. From pattern to finished garment N. McLaughlin, M. Blanke, M. Lardin and C. Stutzman examine their handiwork. Lower right: StyIe's the thing when N. McLaugh- lin and B. Slavsky get together. A garment like this is put to good use at social functions, particular- ly at the annual Spring Fashion Show. l7

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CURRICULUM AIMS FOR SOCIAL LIVING The kinds of EXPRESSION portrayed here consist in SOCIAL CONTACTS where we assure others of our good will by providing a warm and friendly atmo- sphere. lt is almost unnecessary to state that sincerity is the main element in this type of expression, for the success of a social gathering depends not on the materialities but on the spirit that flows beneath. We also see EXPRESSION in the fashioning of useful articles, namely, apparel which is made and can be worn with pride by students of the clothing classes. Not home-made but hand-made, is the motto that applies here. ' I6 Lower left: The seniors began a tradition this Yule- tide season with an original interpretation of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. M. Boehmer, M. Cava- naugh and T. Distel added to the festive occasion with their starring roles. Lower right: Sacrifices printed on strips of paper, the 'offerings of the entire student body during Advent, formed the bed of straw on which our Christ Child was placed by N. Dimmer and A. Petri. Bottom left: Santa IT. Distell and J. Sincic distribute faculty gifts.

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A hard-working crew is the yearbook staff whose members sacrifice many hours after school and weekends. Thus do they do their bit to participate in the special mission of the Catholic Press-to spread Christ's message in a world where adverse pub- licity is all too common. The printed word has a persuasive power all its own-pic- tures, the vitality appropriate to such a divine mission. Yearbook heads ll. to r.l S. Heisey, P. Kennedy, C. Stutzman, R. Massey, P. Curran, P White, A. Frick, and W. Mertens enioy one of their lighter moments. Must have been funny. Middle left: Classroom editors S. Heisey and P. Kennedy confer with typists S. Frechette, L. Byrne and J. Marion. Middle right: It's not as easy as it looks. Feature stat? members P. Gleason and M. Lamb tell you why. Lower left: Photographers N. Norton and T. White hash over the fine points with staff artist M. Payette. Lower center: N. Scheidt and M. Ragalyi share the burden of checking circulation lists. Lower right: Girl sports writer J. Tardiff seems quite amused at an assignment given by our sports editor, M. Boehmer. 4 :L J- COMMUNICATION