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

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We Dancecl to the Theme ---- Moonglow Irma Corrado, last year's queen places the crown on Pat Panek, 7 this year's queen, as the enchant- ed couples gaze on in admiration. L. to R. J. Trudell, D. Szabo, J. Klein, D. Swanson, G. Viele, P. Panek, I. Corrado. . Q 3 5 xgm. lyk The queen and her court pause amidst their gaiety to meditate for a moment on the Queen of the Universe, enhancing a prominent corner of the ballroom. Happy faces reflect a lovely evening, as gay couples dance on, under the spell of Brahm Ward's Orchestra.

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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

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Our Pride and Joy ..... The New Recreation Center With the opening of our Recreation Center, we have completed the third basic require- ment for an efficient and highly productive school. First and foremost is the Church, administering to our spiritual needs, next, the school, where intellects are developed, and finally, a Center for the physical ac- tivities so vital in the training of the whole man. So spoke Father George Zabelka at the official opening of the Student Recreation Center. Completely modern and very attractive in design, the building will be one of the best equipped in Flint. The modern folding bleachers will seat about 650. Other notable features are: an electric scoreboard, dimming lights, two large shower rooms, for both home and visiting teams, and a well-equipped cafeteria. Of such things are dreams made, of this dream can S.H.S. be justly proud.