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

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was sidlined with a separated shoulder. These few iniuries show superb conditioning on COUGARS ON THE GRID-IRON Sacred Heart, this year, had one of its best football seasons in the history of the school. In fact, the boys came through with the second best winning record ever compiled here. During the past season, Coach Abraham's Cougars won 4 and lost 4 games. This is certainly a respectable average in any league. The spirit of the team was exceptionally good. This was evident in many of the games this season. This year's squad had a line averaging around T65 pounds, and a number of very fine backs to operate behind it. Coach Abraham used somewhat of a two platoon system, which saw some boys on the starting team being replaced on the defensive line-up. Coach Abraham was ably assisted in his duties by Rudy Burdt. lniurywise, the Cougars were very lucky. Minor iniuries, which are very common in football, were not prevalent on this year's squad as in the past. The team escaped maior iniuries until about the fifth game of the season. ln this encounter, all league center- Jerry MacLennan, suffered a broken shoulder. In the preceding game, end-Jack Aurino, the part of the boys. lar ex X If FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD S NR . IO Sacred Heart Dye Q KX 4 Sacred Heart St. Mattews Q X Q 7 Sacred Heart Holy Redeemer Q xixgg X J - Af T8 Sacred Heart Gaines XX XXX. Y 13 Sacred Heart St. John kg X T' '6 Sacred Heart St. Mikes 4 ' T2 Sacred Heart St. Mary 'f 'QJ' O Sacred Heart St. Agnes ln conclusion, we are proud to say that, win, lose or draw, Sacred Heart students and fans were proud of their team. In the games won they were with you, and just as much so in the games lost. Football builds character and the squad showed both sports- manship and fine character on and off the Held. Everyone made a fine showing of themselves. CONGRATULATIONS, MEN! 43 S. 248. I se, .. First row, left to right: J. Aurino, G. MacLennan, R. Kowalclyk, J. Dula I 'iv l '1 A. Wisniewiski, R. Zemore, A. Mozader, S. Zielinski. Second row: Man- i ager A. Aurino, J. Reno, F. Lyden, R. Szabo, R. Beauchamp, J. LaPenes J. Gresoch, P. Durbin, and Coach E. Abraham. Third row: W. Jakiemiec, D. Koziol, A. Sitka, E. Durbin, M. Fowler, G. Viele, D. LaRochelle, tx. G. Lepczyk, and B. Minows ki.

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I Are we roofing for the boys? ' YEA MAN! A Haif back Gene Durbin on an end sweep makes seven needed yards. E l I 3 Fred Lyden-40 picks up a firsf Splrifed Cougar Trips up Sf. Agnes back -f'iV ' K X X J down for the Cougars. is-1-X! , H Nw' v L X HA Q Ti QWH ii L' 0 5 NUiimrcfav.ifmnfQQ.eN 2 g S' l., 1 l The sparks behind the team that kepf the sfudenf body posted through posters are left to right: J. Eckier, I. Corrado, B. Kalocy and M. Simon. 5 is X gviiliklfi, Saiurn, Cillplifl' it i'iuvf you Sfrn Tig Cougar li.- i 1 W W i A-Li-CITE-S-S iifzixfrfl QQQRP7 An tiwfy shim? ii I quassi sgniiicy are Siam of .5 x