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

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Funcl Raising Fun Come to the fair! The bright lights flash on happy faces. Spirits are high. Excited children dart from booth to booth while anxious parents scold to no avail. The children are not the only ones that enjoy a fair. As they leave, each adult's heart is light and happy and they make a firm resolution to visit each fair thereafter. Fr. Buescher begs for a free throw after losing all his money at the other booths. at the cheerleaders booth u without succeeding Ah, well Pat, the money went for a good A,,..w cause. Pat Sutter trys to ring a cane , b t M i, D . ' 7 fr pw-'- ' 'www mu Sacred Heart's own little Las Vegas, where the stakes are smaller and the mice a little brighter. Hai1, hail the gangs all here , might have been the theme for Sacred Heart's carnival. Fun, excitement, and thrills were everywhere.

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Together We Worked To Reach Our Goal, Graduation Fr. George iSSueS diplomas to Gary Viele, Stan Tarkowski. Pat Panek, Frances Wolak Graduation day is awaited with great antici- pation by every student. On that day comes the climax and the conclusion to their days in school. Emotions are mixed among the seniors when that day arrives. Gratitude is felt for the hard- working faculty and priests, and joy over reach- ing individual goals in high school. There is some regret, too, overuleaving friends and class- mates behindg but most of all there arises breath- less expectations of the new places to be occupied in the world as adults. With a proud feeling the seniors attend the Baccalaureate Mass, and finally the graduation exercises, thus concluding their last day as stu- dents of Sacred Heart School. lead the processional. The Seniors attend the Baccalaureate Services, the last time they will appear as a class. Now they are at the be ginning of their adult life. Though proud of their achievements, they are sad to leave their school days be- hind. '3 'wtf' gg ,

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They Perseverecl -. K .cg 1. , ,Q X. g if i lx. if f. Smiling faces reflect thirteen happy Years at Mulcahy, and A. Keyser. Kneeling from L Sacred Heart. Gathered around the Sacred to R. are: G. Boyer, J. Trudell, J. Heart statue that adorns our halls are: Metzger, M. Pascuzzo, P. Skarbek and R. standing L. to R. P. Koziol, R. Koryciak, Harrison. J. Klein, J. Wisniewski, P. Stybert, D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff of the 58 Corier wishes to thank all those who helped us to transform this annual from thoughts and dreams to a printed reality. We Gratefully Thank: . .The Faculty for their patience and co-operation. . .Mr. Sharley and Craine Studios for their excellent service and photography. . .Mr. Weatherly of Weatherly and Sons, our publishers, for the helpful suggestions and the careful printing of this book. . .Our Advertisers and Patrons for making this book a financial reality.