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People may come and people may go the search for knowledge goes on forever. I ' K 0 W LEDGE . . . +G' l r but Exhaustion overtakes Dave Fortier, as his Sen- ior year slowly ebbs away and his text books pile higher and higher. the Search Continues . . . NO MAN IS BORN WISE OR LEARNED. M. E. Kremer A typical study hour at Sacred Heart finds these Juniors probing the depths of knowledge in diversified fields. Calculat- ing, cogitating, composing, memorizing, writing . . . dreaming . . . sleeping . . . are all part of the daily grind in a study per- iod.
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A Time of Testing V ....s..s. , . j s ,f .Z L t 'TI' 1'4 . ,4,,Mi -',rr-i-:LNQSJK . , 1.-lil The stern faces of thc Senior judges break in- Dorothy Falker Tom Kubik Sharon Reno Len to smiles as they watch Joseph Joseph and Gary ny Zelmski Beverly Flood 'md Jack Tomavcwski Franks suffering their consequences during initi- whirl around the gym flooi thoroughly enjoying ation. They attempt the crazy fad that went as the soft music and the new skates fast as it came. Activities . . . in Full Swing Knowing that the High-school students enjoy roller-skating, the Band Boosters Club sponsored a roller-skating party for the Jun- iors and Seniors and, also, a bingo party for the Freshmen and Sophomores as a Hallo- ween treat with the objective to raise funds for new Band uniforms. After a few uncertain turns around the floor, the Juniors and Seniors got into the swing of things and immensely enjoyed themselves. Prizes were given to best skaters, Chuckie Androsky, Dianne Kowalski, and Jack Tom- aszewski. Page 7
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LIBRARY . . . The heart of the Student Body Our library with its 3,500 volumes is the nucleus of our studies, Its facilities are open to the students all day and after school hours. It not only serves as a place of study, but is also a meeting place for small groupsg such as the Disaster Unit newly organized at Sacred Heart. Pictured are Thomas Glowski and Ed- ward Sauvie, co-chairman, with their director Mrs. Fay, discussing the rules and the work of the club. Under the direction of Sister Mary Aloysius, librarian, displays of current novels and bio- graphies are set up, and scrapbooks are complied of current events for future reference. Pictured below are Arlene Lolli and Patricia Kielian, members of the library club, pasting up clippings of interest on the late Holy Father and the election of the new Pope John XXIII. ...Q ,iyrd or I N-N Ai 'Q 4753! 44,042 V P
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