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

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2 -Fra R , f i wie C ,f5i,, its E Zia, i SpHng As soft, warm breezes begin to blow and the new season with all its vibrance springs into action, the students are well on their way into the final half of the school year. And what a wonderful season spring promises to be. Perhaps the most enthusiastic about this time of the year are the seniors. The senior play, trip to Washington, the prom, scholarship exams, and May Crowning all make up an exciting part of the season The parade of classes are in full swing, English, with its prose and poetryg Biology lab classes, with the odor of formaldehyde seeping into the halls to collide and mix with the vapors that arise from the Chemistry experiments. The Math classes tax and build the mind for greater things ahead. Language and History classes, making the pat live, and the secretarial courses that prepare many a student for careers in the business world have their partg most important of all, however, is the Religion class where the students reach out into the supernatural striving to know God and their obligations to Him. From the start to the near finish, there remains that ever firm tie of unity, in studies, activities, and prayer, the most vital spirit at Sacred Heart. 5 fi 1, 'f -irqaf? ffiir k X3 K .,j'7'ffm', , Jas- Q 4-i 4 in -..-, fs W Riu' A' 'f if ' - it

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,,...-v-vw. O. P. Sister Mary Martin, ln. 'Ur it it 43' we X D. Falker D. Fortier Class Officers President--Dorothy Falker Vice-President--David Fortier Secretary--Gloria Johnson Treasurer--John Slupka Juniors--An Ever Growing The Juniors of Sacred Heart are by no means a group of newcomers. The greatest majority of the class has worked, played, and prayed together ever since the early elementary grades. The Juniors exercise a well-rounded en- thusiasm and interest in the fields of many varied activities--both in their school life as well as their social life. In preparing gateways to successful ca- reers, the Juniors apply their earnest efforts to absorb all that is presented to them in order that they may best fulfill their goal. Subject matter reflecting the preparation for careers in the future science world prove most interesting to the Juniors. Although football ranks as the favorite sport, the basketball floor, as well as the base- ball field are represented by a good percentage of the elventh graders. The Juniors take great pride as a group in all their accomplishments thus far in the years gone by. We raise the hope that at the end of next year, their lasting impressions upon Sacred Heart will be of the finest. ?2'1'5T' G. Johnson z I f . I I 1 J. Slupka 54