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

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I Q .-M1 'rx N x X ke.. f' Q if X WINTER Icy winds blow, the snow piles high and winter seems here to stay as the ever open school door at Sacred Heart wel- comes the cold, shivering students into its warm yellow- lighted halls each morning. Teachers, always the re early, open classroom doors and students file in to prepare for the day's work. The clock shows one minute to eight and ticks loudly, hurry, hurry, to the students just coming in. Some of them make the eight o'c1ock bell, others, well, just about. Exams arrive with a buzz of activity as students try to cram and remember all that they learned in the first semester. Oh, why oh why didn't I start studying this earlier, is read on many an anxious face. But we have something to relieve the headaches and tension of these mid-term exams. Sports and social activities are just the prescribed thing. The fierce, wild, fast-pacing tempo of the ball on the basketball floor brings on rousing displays of enthusiasm and school spirit. The Christmas Dance and the Ring Swirl bring the students together to enjoy each other's company in the new gym that has come onto the scene. From this time forward all activities will radiate around the Recreation Center, the tie that holds the student body ever together. Y!

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Sophomores---United They Stand Sister Mary Louise, O. P. Sister Mary Josephine, O.P. li 'WN Wino C . Andro sky Class Officers President--Charles Androsky Vice-President--Joanne Piotrowski Secretary--Pat Metzger Treasurer--Andrew Truhan 7 v- if ,, t, I J. Piotrowski 0' 'nf ww X iii A full school year of trial and triumph has been surpassed by the sophomores. All the procedures of high school are now an open book to the tenth graders. They are earnest in their efforts to increase their learning power, and absorb all that is presented to them to fulfill their destiny. Their main project this past year was planning a tribute to the Juniors who received their class rings, by having a breakfast and Ring Swirl Dance in their honor. The sophomores will return in the Fall as Juniors and they hope to continue their upward progress in reaching their goal ---- graduation. -vs. 44' 'Q N X vk P. Metzger X A. Truhan