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

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In Church History Fr. Buescher is amused at the answer L. Zielinski has just given, while the students try hard to cope with the idea. F. Lemek manages to continue working industriously while the other girls rest after a long spree of shorthand practice, too pooped to participate . J. Payne watches attentively as G. Johnson points out an important part of the typewriters mechanism. They have learned that not only the typewriter counts but also the speed and accuracy with which you use it. In the English class the study of Japanese Literature proved to be most fascinating as is evidenced by these students and their attractive display, much of which was contributed by Fr. George Zabelka, who spent two years in Japan. Wx -q...-1

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Juniors Advance in Wisdom Knowledge The Juniors are prominent members of the student body. They are well versed in the fundamentals and principles underlying the foundation of the curriculum of Sacred Heart. The girls are striving to be- el Vocational Training is an important part of our curricula. Drafting helps boys discover their skills and aptitudes which -in frequently lead into engineering careers. A if Accuracy and precision are of vital im- portance as demonstrated by these eager Juniors. Applying what they have learned the boys try their skills on designing combinations for the gym ' floor. Examining the scaled models are D. LaRochelle, Sr. Martin, and T. Kubik. E. Nizol points out the fact in American Government that YOU must follow certain steps to correct abuses. Onlookers are F. Accardo, A. Stimac, and D. Guza. come skilled secretaries, spe- cializing in the secretarial sciences of shorthand and typing. The budding engineers of the eleventh grade are seriously interested in the courses of industrial arts and mathematics, while Modern History, with it's historical data, and English Literature intrigues them all. GOVERNM:K!T A Youn Bu amass 1.g's 3g 1 il:

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Acolytes Serve God ----- And School The altar boys have claim of the highest privileges given to any Catholic laymen - that of serving the Mass at the altar assisting the priest. They must be able to offer their services at any time during the day, whether it be Mass at 5:00 in the morning, 3:00 Novena in the after- noon, or Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Through the patient assistance of Sister Norbert, they understand much of the liturgy of the Church, and they participate in many of Her ceremonies. ff 12' Freshmen girls receive Holy Com- munion from Fr. Buescher assisted . by J. Verdier. Our Knights of the Altar Row 1, CL. to RJ, F. Kunc, G. Groshek, Rev. George B. Zabelka, J. Slupka, J. Wisniewski, Row 2 , J. Metzger, R. Lewandowski, D. Pastor, J. Grimes, J. Marion, J. Gresock, Row 3, J. Klocek, M. Marzonie, C. Prehoda, L. Laureto, G. Verdier, C Androsky, Row 4, E. Sauvie, L. Koryciak, D. Verdier, A. Truhan, J. Plunkey, R. Walski, Row 5, J. Juretich, T. Voelker, M. Glynn, R. Klein, P. Murphy, absent D. Jackson. ff