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

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,I DEDICATION WEEK began with the formal opening and blessing of the Recreation Center by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Mayotte assisted by many priests and dignitaries of Flint. Over a thousand spectators witnessed this ceremony. The Knights of Columbus initiated the program in a grand array of splendor as they formed the honor guard. Leading the processional is Fr. Carl Reikowsky. J' MW N- H- t 1 l up ,J Father George Zabelka climaxed the Dedication Program with his prolific oratory. w , ,nm fj ' F s, 1, 1r...., 1 f . 9 5 3 , Colorful folk dances added cheer to a festive after noon. J. Germak, M. Kostyniuk, N. Lycolat, and I. Makohon dance the Ukranian Kateryna. ,-4' Tb nt mg AM' it

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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.

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1 .h uf? Hard Work Pays OH for Seniors as 1 Wow! Leave it to young Bill Jackson to get himself into a terrible jam. But can you blame him for not correcting a wrong im- pression when fifty thousand dollars are at stake? You see. ..Bil1 is a Doctor of Phi- losophy and a college professor. So when Angela brings Bill to meet Uncle Henry at the hospital and introduces him as Dr. Jack- son, Uncle Henry thinks he is a surgeon. . . and no one corrects him because he promises to give Angela and Bill 350,000 for the first life Bill saves. And that really starts something. . .for the regular hospital doctor has to leave town suddenly, and Bill is called upon to help in several humorous emergencies. Then, there are the antics of the two hospi- tal roommates, Dodson and Puckett, to keep things in a continuous uproar. Puckett, jolly and extremely mischievous, and Dodson, wealthy, crabby, and overbearing, keep the hospital staff in hot water from start to finish. If you would have seen this play, you too would agree with the rest of the spectators, There never was a dull moment . 1. Come take your medicine. You have to! Orders are orders! 2. Poor Jonathan! My poor, dear brother. A moment ago - here! And now - gone forever! 3. Poor Uncle Henry! I'm so sorry this had to happen. 4. Pardon me, but did I leave my little hanky in here awhile ago? 3 Oh, my back! My back! It's broken! Please do something for my back! wails Mr. Puckett after a hard fall. I