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 .

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Dear Gr Graduat' It aduates: ion from High School marks the end ofa beginning. marks the end of your preparation for adult life. Many years ago in Kindergarten you started this beginning. Many hours of study and classes have intervened since then. Many sacrifices have been made not only by your teachers but by your parents and those interested in your welfare. All this concetration of effort and prayer has been aimed at one goal- to prepare you for life. Now as you stand on the threshold of your future we ask you to remember those sacrifices and put into practice those lessons directed at developing your intellect and will. Your school motto can well be a beacon for you in the days ahead- VERITAS - TR UTT-I Not only in speech but in action, in every element of your daily ,I life truth, honesty, uprightness of character should stamp you as a graduate of Sacred Heart School. Then your parents, and especially God will be proud of you, and ' ' past will not have been in vain. Y . . , QQ QM, N-L your teachers the sacrifices of the sinCh V u-F. Ol' aim? 4-f' ge abelka Mm. New r