Sacred Heart Academy - Beacon Yearbook (Vinita, OK)

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Donald Willy Francis Koesler Greater love than this no one .has, that one lay down his life for his friends. -Uohn xv, 131 With sadness, and yet with 'patriotic pride, we view the two Gold Stars in our Service Flag, commemorating Sacred Hearts' two boys who, alone from this parish, were asked to make the Supreme Sac- rifice. Donald was Prefect of the Sodality and an outstanding leader in all school and civic activities. Francis likewise won a place in the hearts of all who knew him because of his amiable character. We have loved them in life, let us not forget them in death. St. Ambrose.

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I ' ,M ,H . - vi f z i' F -:fi- ' ww W I g ze: . , f 4 Coach Jimmy Gallating Players, An- drew Mach, Oran Fluke, Ralph Bell, Pat Crahan, Ray Brown and Ray Em- enhiser. Cheerleaders-Mary Lee Washburn, Betty Jo Carroll Mascot-Judy Henson U55 fpizufea THEIR COACH and CHEERLEADERS It goes without saying that a bas- ketball team without many substitutes suffers a severe handicap. However, Coach Ga11atin's Pirates were not to be daunted by this. Long distances, strong opposing teams, and severe de- feats added to the drawbacks, but the smiles tell of a work well begun which is to be continued in the future. Sports- manship, determination, grit -S.H.A. Pirates have it!

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1. Happy days have come and gone. 2. They'lI rule next year. 3 Just before a test! 4. Never a dull moment. 5. Ascending not de- cending. 6, 8, 9, 13. Initiation can't be fun for the freshies. 7. 14. Pi- rates lord it over alumni. 10. Pirates bow to Ketchum Energetics. ll, 12, 16, Girl basketeers show off too. 15. Alumni Blvoomer Girls clash with locals.