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

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DEDICATION To our New Pastor, Reverend George Zabelka, who as a man of integrity and sound principles, has imbued us with the three vital R's of Religion, Respect, and Responsibility. ln our memories, Father, we shall cherish your eFforts and we raise the hope that the ideals which you have inspired, will remain with us throughout life. Father George Zabelka, as Assistant Pastor in 1941, with his Pastor, Reverend John A. Blasko. Serving God and Country in the Armed Service in 1943 is Father George B. Zabelka, Chaplin Maior W, . 9 W 2 ? lf, t 2' 1 i , ' F'l 1 5 il I. li l l if x 4 if Father Zabelka as assistant pastor here in 1942, after performing one ofthe most sacred priestly functions - Baptism - making another soul a Child of God .