Sacred Heart High School - Corier Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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THE CORIER FROM IMAGINATION TO PUBLICATION X ,404 f L. fe if e,of'5 - I 13059 V- 'e55 -on. 1, 3500 . 4 X9 g'U MXQY1 bgirne of? je .f A .xg .D QC Boise? extant? chow vii' 1 --,A A-' onnuol. AV r e o ,Qld Confusion reigns! But the proud staff eagerly exchange ideas ' , , . ond pians for c bugger better annual 563 . fa- 5 M5 Our most cooperative and excellent photo- grapher, Mr. Shoriey, of the Crain Studio is Vesponsible for the wonderful pictures in our

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55:44 B Ev-1 'We. mms... X.,, As time goes by, many events encircle the activi- ties of Sacred Heart School. The Cor Echoes, a quar- terly newspaper published by the members of Sacred Heart School, is a record of these activities. The Cor Echoes is not all business. lt has its re- porters who keep their eyes open for little quips and mischief which the students manufacture. Un- aware that they are making the news they sometimes find their names in print. The unceasing efforts of the staff working as a team helps to make the Cor Echoes well worth the awards which it has won in the past. We the seniors, consider the Cor Echoes as a record of the memorable and happiest days of our lives, those days we spent at Sacred Heart School. Y' Av .... , ffl'- ,ww Cor Echoes Editor, Josephine Faris, discusses layout plans with staff mem- bers. New ideas and suggestions always help before the paper is taken to the printer. Looking on are left to right: R. Harrison, R. Koryciak, J. Metzger, and P. Panek. 61' V44 Q mm-- B. Kalocy, J. Kuiacznski, S. Keehne, and H. Vida - getting news articles typed and juggled for first issue of school paper, Cor Echoes. The Cor Echoes editors of sports, news and feature columns discuss a possible change for the coming issues. Tony Tomczyk offers suggestions for a new layout. 37

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Publishing an annual is never an easy task. lt re of whi time and efforts presenting in behalf of the Senior Class, a yearbook worthy of the activities and concerted efforts of the students of Sacred Heart. We, the staff, hope this book has fulfilled its pur- pose: that of recording for posterity, the pleasant and fond memories coupled with a persistent striv- ing for knowledge of our high school days. Someday in the far future may you shed a tear over the wilted and dusty pages in fond recollection of the good days back at Sacred Heart. The gratifying expressions of Co editors lrmG CONC do and Josephine Faris are indicative of their GC compl ishments. Business Manager Joyce Eckler displays Sale Posters to Walt Jakiemiec as they begin ZW a campaign for breaking records in yearbook 'N sales. A G quires the full cooperation of the editorial staff each ch contributes a proportionate share of their towards a common goal: that of .e -