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

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Seniors BRING TO A CLOSE FOUR SUCCESSFUL YEARS xx The Senior class of 58 deeply appreciates all that the faculty and Alma Mater has taught them. They venture into the world feeling confident and well prepared in both the sciences and the arts. Their four years at Sacred Heart have helped them to complete successfully all the prescribed courses of study. As the pages of the school year close, the seniors will branch off into fields of engineering, science, business, and homemaking. When the years go by, the seniors will realize that their four years of hard work and study paid off. Sister M. Gabrielle, O.P. 1, V :,f.'Yf.. 'Vid a . , W W '57 '23-.W F. Kunc and E. Pieknik engaged in com- pleting a homework assignment. Piled high on their desks are the books used throughout a busy school day. In Physics class, J. Lamson, J. Metz- ger, and S. Zielinski study the principles of a steam engine by examining one built by Mr. Loranger. Sr. Pius is holding a smaller scale model of another type of steam engine which they will demonstrate next. The Bookkeeping class is writing out the Bookkeeping cycle, step by step, to help them understand the problems that will arise in their classwork and homework.

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S 'QQ 2 1 3 Y E,.,., Q . ,-E1:..,, Q :,1,, ' ., ,. ' iii f V- A', : --..::. 1:- '-2: i-2i -. , e..i Efzi JAMES WISNIEWSKI JUDY WITTBRODT STANLEY ZIELINSKI Give me my diploma and you Judy is a possessor of a Stan, a friendly and well-like give me liberty. Jim managed pleasant personality overflowing guy, was a whiz at sports ar to get out of many a tough with zest and zeal for scholastic at breaking all city records 1 situation. Lettermans Club 1, endeavor. Glee Club 1, Sodality basketball--a diligent student 2,3,4g Basketball 2,35 Altar 1,2,3,4g Career Club 4g Corier Lettermans Club 2,3,4g Foot Boy 1,2,3,4. 43 Honor Student 1,2,3,4g ball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2 Future Nurses 3. 4, Class Officer 2,35 Dramatics 4. Talisman and White sENloRs BID ADIEU It is with a tear-filled eye that we, the seniors, say adieu to you, our Alma Mater. For many years now, you have been our refuge from the storms of an uncertain world. Although we must now brave the storm on our own, we are by no means unprepared. You have given us, during our time spent with you, those essentials which we shall needg a good Christian Char- acter, high ideals, and the comfort of prayer. We know that although you are sad, as we are, to see us leave, you, too, are proud that at least we have reached that goal that was set before us so many years ago. .. mm ,I 'NJ' W i' 1, After memorizing some of Shakespeare's immortal lines, Judy prepares to dictate, while J. Wisniew- ski manipulates the tape recorder--Stan anxiously awaits his turn. 87

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Stanley Ziel' inski proudly reveals the Optimist Merit Award which he won for outstanding achievement in scholarship, citizenship, and sportmanship, sponsored by the Flint Optimist Club. ,..-.sw I f Rosalie Jakiemie c, Co-Editor displays the honor certificates 1 the 1957 Corier received by ' capturing the highest rating from the National Yearbook Association. From the National Catholic Press As- A W A R D sociation, the Corier was W I N N E R S awarded All Catholic. Jacquelyn Lamson exhibits the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, for achieving the highest Q scholastic record in the science field through her four-year high school course i Patricia Marzonie disclos t es he certificate she was awarded for capturing honorable mention in a state wide contest on h tori er meri- ous essay, Helping the Handicapped.