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

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Sister Mary Pius, 0. P. , Mr. Edward Abraham 5' nr, ' 11. , , 3 . M ,ff 1 M. Glynn Class officers President ---------- M. Glynn Vice-President ----- S. Fowler Secretary ---------- A. Benjamin Treasurer --------- M. Marzonie Freshmen--United Through The group of newcomers that have been roaming around the halls looking for the right classroom are the Freshies . At the start of school the fresh- men were busy getting acquainted with a new school situation. Though they found it hard at first, they have settled down to the daily routine and have found it less difficult then it had appeared. Working together with friends, teachers, and above all with God can assure them that as individuals they will develop into the type of students of which Sacred Heart can be proud. They are being introduced into the vast fields of knowledge which they must conquer before they can reach the top. The freshmen look with antici- pation to their future years at Sacred Heart High. S. Fowler B ,S L. Benjamin If 1 M. Marzonie

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Studious Freshmen Reflect seg, The Freshmen have been busy 3 R getting acquainted and exploring 5 Ai W' the fields of General Science, ' Mathematics, Religion, Industrial f Arts, and English. Their success will stem from the time and effort which they apply to these classes. An activity period, in which they participate in a favorite club, ends the day for most of the Freshmen, Others may spend an extra half hour in the famous detention room. 4, R. Klein and R. Lewan dowski illustrate the Sacraments, as the charmels of grace which take up a good portion of the Religion class in the Freshmen year. Sister Louis looks on as S. Piotrowski reads The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner and J. Grimes, awaiting his turn, stands shyly in the back- ground. D. Pastor gropes for an answer in Orientation class as Sr. Bonaventure waits patiently for a brilliant reply.