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

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Through Sacraments and Prayer The perfect way to attent Mass each day is to receive Holy Com munion. J. Howell and P. Sutter bow their heads in silent ado- ration while R. Jakiemiec re- ceives Holy Communion from Fr. George assisted by J. Verdier. Time out to ask God for a petition you want granted. J. Slupka puts aside his other work to talk with God through prayer while lighting a vigil light at the Sorrowful Mother Shrine. 3

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Our Lives Become Closer Imitations of Christ The seniors witness the sacrament of Baptism, reliving each word throughout the holy ceremony, as Fr. George baptizes Joanne Marie. J. McKeon enters the confessional as J. Trudell leaves to recite penance. J. Wisniewski, F. Ktmc, J. Groshek, and J. Slupke await to receive the graces of this sacrament. The student body unites in prayer daily at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass using missals as is evidenced by these seniors praying devoutly. One of the most important facets in the education of the Sacred Heart students is the practice of Christian principles. Our first and greatest teacher is Christ Himself. Each day finds the students at Mass and each class begins with a prayer. This constant emphasis on the spiritual led the seniors to take for their life's motto, Not for time, but for eternity. her

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Students' Interests Are LE TTE RING C LUB Students in the Lettering Club prove to be a valuable asset to our school. With many activities to be sponsored and advertised, the Lettering Club provides us with students who learn to make beautiful, attractive and 1-DPP OFQFXS -4- wsu -. pn 2 QS. xJ'-5 inviting posters. Pictured is Jacquelyn Lamson who examines her completed guide of the Mass, an excellent example of skill. mmxwfci ,Q : L5 , N wee- ww- T fsffffb ,p its 7 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Young girls attracted by the self- satisfying, helpful work of nursing and the crisp white uniform of this career gather together in the Future Nurses Club. Reports on nursing are given, and a book on the life of a nurse and her experiences is often read. Seve ral occasions find them making small favors to cheer up hospital patients. Making pajamas for the sick and poor was one of the high- lights of the year. Pictured are from L. to R. S. Bednarski, S. Protrowski, B. Grappin, P. Metz- ger, and J. Voelker. Directing the girls is Sister M. Pius. SCIENCE C LUB A science club has been organized this year for the enthusiastic young in- ventors and scientists of Sacred Heart. They have formed the 312th Jets Club associated with Michigan State University Engineer- ing Department. Members of this skilled class enter projects in the annual Flint Science Fair, Na- tional Fair, and Michigan State Exhibit. Beginning to assemble their projects are M. Lamson, R. Ralph, and D. Weidner. r I