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

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and Choristers Add Spark to Melodious sounds echo through the halls, as the Glee Club rehearses prior to such annual events as midnight Mass, radio programs, the senior play, music festivals, and the candlelight prosession which- climaxes the calendar agenda of the year. The voices of the choristers, who number seventy this year, developed with beauty and harmony under the competent direction of Sister M. Loretta. New, cardinal-red choral gowns with white satin stoles add to the grandeur of their voices. The repertoire of the choristers is very versatile ranging from Canticles in praise of the Mother of God to light-hearted compositions which brighten the Another talented senior is Geraldine Bruzewski who accompanied the Glee Club on the piano during the Dedication week programs. Activities 'fif- KAboveJ Jean Trudell, a giited accompanist for the Glee Club has also played the organ in church for Mass and devotions during her years of high school. We danced in a world of blue... The new trio of singers, Patricia Stybert, Gloria Fabris, and Patricia Skarbek, bring a pleasantly remembered melody to everyone's hearts. Glee Club choristers, L. to R., Front Row-- M. Marzonie, A. Kaza, D. Malockleb, G. A. Lolli, M. Gavulic, S. Fournier, L. Joseph, Panek, J. Blackman, K. Kujacznski, P. T. Glowski, F. Gresock, R. Lewandowski, Marzonie, G. Fabris, Back Row--C. Zemore, G. Cranston, J. Rivera, F. Accardo, D. E. Haws, M. Moran, E. Mikula, L. Saylor, Falker, C. Murphy, D. Bruneaug Middle R. Wolski, E. Sauvie, D Verdier B Row--M. Kostyniuk, N. Lycolat, B. Boyer, Grappin, N. Pavia, G. Johnson, J., Piotrowski.

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Band Under the direction of Mr. Gilbert Johnson, the band enlivens and adds color to many an activity . ..the senior play, parish programs, pep rallies, dances. Faithful practice and hard work are symbolic of success, and the band is striving earnestly through these two means to attain it. Band members are: L. to R. Front Row--C. Zemore, D. Bruneau, B. Metzger, E. Breed, J. Joseph, J. Grygrowski, M. Yanchog Middle Row--D. Pastor, G. Makranyi, G. Hempsall, J. McMillan, P. Lary, E. Gonzalez, Back Row--M. Howko, R. Lewandowski, S. Weiss, E. Truhan, R. Joseph, R. Russell, J. Gresock, J. Marion, L. Zielinski. Standing-- Fr. G. Zabelka, pastor, and G. Johnson, director. 1 Mr. Gilbert Johnson directs the band at the Dedication. Playing the trumpet is L. Zielinski, the student band director. Glee Club choristers, L. to R. Front Row--P. D. Tomaszewski, J. Metzger, J. Fisher, M. Stybert, J. Sutter, R. Jakiemiec, P. Sutter, D. Morris, Back Row--L. Zemore, J. Piotrowski, Grimes, P. Skarbek, R. Kielian, J. Rostecki, K. Juretich, F. Lemek, J. Stybert, C. Klein, S. Bednarski, E. Taylor, S. Boyer, D. Kuncg J. Lamson, J. Kaza, M. Williams, R. Bourdeau Middle Row--D. Richetta, K. Niec, P. Metzger, V. Makowyak. J. Voelker, B. Flood, K. Keyser, B. Marshall,

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-----Cougar Cagers Rank Third in C. P. L. The Cougars started out on the right foot The boys played praiseworthy ball during the this year compiling five consecutive victories district tournament in which they reached the before suffering their first defeat at the finals before being defeated by Hoover High hands of Holy Redeemer. Redeemer fclass School, in a time action packed game, which CJ, and St. Michaels fclass BJ were the only was decided in overtime. The boys put all two teams to defeat the Cougars in Parochial their effort in to the game but due to lack league, each accomplishing this feat twice. of breaks, and a bad shooting percentage, Height and previous varsity experience were the OUYCOIIIC WHS 110i in their favor. This two main factors for their winding up in game marked the climax of a well-played, third place in the Parochial league with an well-coached basketball season for Sacred 8-4 record. They finished the overall season Heart. with a commendable 11-6 record. CL to RJ D. Viele, G. Reno, G. Deibis, S. Zielinski, J. Slupka, R. Koryciak, M. Fowler, L. Zielinski, R. Harrison. Center: Father Zabelka, Coach Ed Abraham, Father Buescher. Avail b RECORDS ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN Cougar's top star, Stan Zielinski, broke the city scoring Q title against M.S.D. by scoring 48 points, he ranks as Stan gained 20 more foul tosses than his closest rival and crowned his achievement by making the all Star '------. Parochial team WI! top scorer in the C.P.L.and second in the City of Flint , ff Stan hooped 219 points in 12 games for an 18.3 average. I -ziisabym , ' -,...'-: 3 ':1.'g.:. .-r1 i .Q -i . 4 2