Sacred Heart High School - Cordis Yearbook (Muenster, TX)

Page 8 text:

DEDICATION FACULTY....... SENIORS....... JUNIORS....... SOPHOMORES. . . FRESHMEN...... CURRICULUM FAVORITES..... ACTIVITIES.... ATHLETICS..... ADVERTISEMENTS . 2 . 5 . 9 41 45 51 55 59 67 89 113

Page 7 text:

We, the senior class of '67„ dedicate our yearbook to the. Spirit of (Sacreef Jfeari Brought from Europe! The spirit of our school was first conceived by the early settlers of our community who not only wanted to teach their children how to make a living — but rather how to live. These unsung heroes who rest in God's Acre ask only that we appreciate and revere the Spirit of Sacred Heart. And the Spirit was born! Aiding its delivery were the dedicated Benedictine Priests and Sisters. Without their tender and loving care the Spirit would have died at birth. And the Spirit grows! It is humanly impossible to list the names of all the people who have nourished and kept alive the Spirit of Sacred Heart. Our grandparents, parents, pastors, each and every person who has ever taught at Sacred Heart, and those persons who have given moral and financial support to our school — to these we owe a debt of gratitude. To our parents, teachers, relatives, and friends we say. Thank you. To our ancestors and recently departed teachers and benefactors — we are grateful for your molding our Christian character. Truly, we stand on the shoulders of giants! Just what is this School Spirit of Sacred Heart? Is it tangible? School Spirit is the heart-beat of our school! Its absence brings a halt to the life functions of the school organism. School Spirit is both athletic and academic. It belongs not to sophomores or juniors; freshmen or seniors — it is the life blood of the entire school. School Spirit is a multicolored flag blowing briskly in the breeze. School Spirit is red and white; it is loyalty; it is fun. It is personified in cheers at a pep rally; it is a project well done, and it is the pride of winning a trophy. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is constantly surging, throbbing, growing, and it will continue to grow as the horizons of the faculty and the students broaden and deepen. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is alive and living; it will never die! 3

Page 9 text:

»