Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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We ought Scholarship and Leadershzp Twenty seniors, inducted in September, represented Sacred Heart in the National Honor Society. Wfith the society's n.1tionz1l emblem pinned on each weskit, the5e seniors fulfilled the requirements of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. ln addition to main- taining ti ninety average, NHS members still found time to represent the society in other organizations: Student Council, CSMCQ, H30-Club, Sodality, athletics, the lan- guage clubs, and Science Club, NHS offirerr, Difzrze Hfzyden, Cbrir Berzkowicz, Size Brznmzg, Tim! Ridge, Elaine Brown, amz' moderator, Sirler Virfifuz prepare for their Mardi Graf Dance. Newly imfrzffef! NHS mem- berf jackie Krebr and rlffzriarz Cody fire r0r1gr'fzfr1If11'ezi by Sif- fer rllerrifz rim! parelrly. gg ini Mary Arm Cozzrirzey rellzrrzf I0 ber place after fafzzrirzg lighfeff fbe High! of lenfferrlfip nf the NHS irzdrzrtiorz fere- many. Fuzz ' K N et

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The hoyr at Sl. f0Jeph'J Or- phanage fererzade junior So- daliflf jazz Mofter, Mary Car- rigarz, Safari Wagfzer, and Sally Urlorz. wif! ur Socialists Closer to the Real Truth Services to the community and discussions meaningful to the members were the purposes of the Sodality. Boys from St. X visited Sacred Heart for meetings to discuss such topics as self-awareness, dating, teenagers in the modern world and Catholic education. When not discussing, the Sodalists were actively engaged in proj- ects such as giving a party at St. Joseph's Orphanage on Saint Valentines Day. They sang for the people at the Sacred Heart Home on Saint Patrick's Day and caroled at the Little Sisters of the Poor on the night before Christmas. At the end of the year, there was the tra- ditional Mass, celebrated by Father james Flynn. After- wards the new officers pledged themselves for the next year's offices. Seniar Sadaliri Grace Kavirh chair with one of the Zadie: while Writing the Sacred Heart Home. E X . A pf 'Mugs

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IV rlehaferi Bonnie Bolarzrl, Helen Geffif, Alire Srhnler, Deziire Toizirii, rllary Amie Pellixqririi, Sharoiz Refimorz, moilerafor Sirfer Hilda, Mary Toll, aiifl jarkie Mioiroiz flir- play ihe ffilllliflhf of fheir year of reorh. E H l 'U 4 ar Dehaters Shared Fan, and Wisdom Sirler Hilda helpx clehaterr Mary Catherine Starr, Mary Rohirzrorz, Sarah Weyfler, Linda Gomell, and Nora MrCormieh prepare for their weekly afehaie. SHA debaters argued pro and con for this national topic: Resolved: that Congress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation procedures, Directed by Mr. Vincent Aprile, known by his debaters as Ernst Blofeld, these intellectual speakers won eigh- teen trophies participating in tournaments in Kentucky, Ohio and Washington, D.C. In addition, they stole six out of a possible fourteen trophies at the Louisville Forensic League. Mary jo Wolford was honored as the best Varsity debater and Bonnie Boland was best JV debater in the League. It was not surprising that SHA placed third in the State Tournament. Varsity flehalers Mifry Pal- rieh, Mary fo llvolfonl, eoarh, Mr. Viizrefzt Aprile, Fran Simon, arm' fflrly Srhroerler flirplay the frailf of fheir lahor in fhe rm- rrzerofrr frophier that they have flfqllilffi fh77'0I!KQh0llf lhe year. Organizations 5