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

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Q if Q- L E 1 l Y s v Sister Martin advises Jeannine Howell and Jean Trudell on the complex layout of an ad section. Besides arranging the ad section, the girls were re- ,sy il sponsible for the ads which made the . ,W yearbook a financial reality. Mir -H: Judy Wittbrodt, copy editor, proof reads Pat Sutter's copy. Our typing experts put their heads together to come up with some good ideas. Phyllis Koziol points out a humor- ous error in Annette's typing as Marigrace Pascuzzo patiently awaits the completion of the copy. Two heads are always better than one. Proof of the fact is our excellent sports section, edited by John Metzger and Joanne Gido. John dictates as Joanne takes shorthand notes, with a smile.

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The CORIER Immortolizes the School Year for the Future We, the staff, proudly submit for your ap-' complete to the most minute detail, capturing proval the 58 CORIER. the spirit that prevails in our school. It has been with great effort, high imagination, As we leave the portals of Sacred Heart, we and that ever present urge to make our year- take with us the CORIER and raise the book a little better than all others, that this fondest hope that it may keep forever young annual has become a reality. the days spent at Sacred Heart. We have tried to make it interesting and Co-Editors -------- Jacquelyn Lamson Rosalie Jakiemiec Business Managers--Jean Trudell Jeannine Howell S Copy Editor -------- Judith Wittbrodt Sports Editors ----- John Metzger Joanne Gido Typists -------- --- Pat Sutter Annette Mangiaracina Staff Members ----- Marigrace Pascuzzo Phyllis Koziol x R. Jakiemiec and J . Lamson take an overall look at the plans for the yearbook. All that work ahead and they' re still smiling! Confusion reigns supreme as the yearbook staff begins the long tiresome job of organizing the work to be done. 'Q

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Junior Prom---An A traditional night for the Juniors and Seniors of Sacred Heart to remember--Prom night. This night of nights began before the Blessed Sacrament with Benediction and sing- ing--a fitting start by Catholic students for a perfect evening. The queen and her court pause for a moment in their exciting evening to pose for a picture with Fr. Zabelka and Fr. Buescher. Seated L. to R: D. Szabo, J. Trudell, G. Fabris, Enchanted Evening Following the ceremonies in church, the couples left for the Durant Hotel Ballroom where the prom took place. Moonglow was the theme for the prom. The mood was set to music by the orchestra of Brahm Ward, and it carried on through the evening. The background for the crowning of the prom queen was a flower-covered wishing well, and in a prominent place in the ballroom stood a statue of the Queen of all Queens, the Blessed Virgin Mary. This evening, as all evenings, had to draw to a close, but the students placed this night with their many cherish- ed memories of the wonderful times spent together. Juniors and Seniors attend Benediction before leaving for an enjoyable evening at Durant Hotel. J. Wittbrodt, J. Klein. Standing L. to R: Fr. Zabelka, J. Deibis, G. Viele, P. Panek, D. Swanson, J. Wisniewski, Fr. Buescher. 5. ,,,,,..-.H--'rw W VW ' x we f' ,l ,. ,W Iii na ff