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

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The BAND . . . Steps up the Beat Spectacular performances during the pep rallies. football games. and activities have made the Sacred Heart Senior Band a credit to the untiring efforts of Mr. Gilbert Johnson. Mr. Johnson has been director of the band since its inception in '56. This year the band put on an inspiring display during the Flint City Parochial Band Festival. They have also provided the music for the Junior and Senior Breakfast and the Student Council Dance. Most of the Winter months were spent con- centrating on the approaching spring concert which crowned the musical events of the veal 2 ' Q X ffi' 'D X, . XX , s I - Q s af ij' s 'ulflb XS 'WNW as-,Z The members of the Sacred Heart Senior Band are: Trumpet players - John Marion. Len Zie- linski, Joe Gresock, Richard Russell. Eddie Tru- han, Stephen Weissg Clarinet players - Donna Bruneau, Barbara Metzger, Eddie Breed, John Grygowski, Robert Juretichg French Horn - Irma Gonzales: Baritone W- Paul Laryg Trombone - George Makranyig Saxaphone - Donald Pastorg Drums - George Hempsell, Robert Lewandowski, and Michael Hawke. Senior players in the band are Leonard Zielinski, Trombone: Joseph Gresock, and Richard Rus- sell, Trumpets. Page 13

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's 2 X X Queen Francis Accardo sits at the upper right of the regal float of gold and White carnations. Hun- dreds of them were made by the Seniors who worked far into the night in Larry's basement where this glorious float took shape. Attendants to the Queen are: Frances Lemek, Joanne Sutter and Janet Voelker. HUMECOMING . . . Judge Carolyn Klein in her paper wig demands order in the court as Joanne Swanson pleads not guilty to the accusation of Joyce Hawk. This halerious pep rally set the pace of school spirit among the student body for our first big football game. Preparing the dummy for thc homecoming game proved to be loads of fun for the Sophomore girls. Add ing the finishing touches to the giant dummy are Diane Weaver, Bertha Grappin, Barbara Bysko and Donna Bruneau. the ueen's Float Tops Them ll X dv .. -v r',' Amar' 'K , 1 . on me t w I. J 2 J Q4 't 'tax , M x ' ' - .c V X f ' si K -. wif R' s ' 'W , , . ' s ' M w ' ' ' -I W.. Ht, .W 3 , , ,V ' t ,, V-, If vi , JR, v , W s iw A 7 'I 1 Mug my 5,7 Aj - sv N V L f K' K Q-wx. J - A' cfs ' in bi- 'K ' 1' V . E -U ' i I I i i I li I . , Juli , miami ys Hi'-H-I naw Pciqe l2

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56, .. K I g if Wx I V HOLIDAY H PPINESS v .v'7 r.J-G1--wx was Q The outdoor nativity scene was enhanc- Xu' beats Supreme Frances Accardo puts the fin- ishing touches to her office deco- rations as she adds the last spar- kle to the Christmas treeg while Sharon Duke adds tinsel to the hall bulletin, after painting the lovely Christmas angel. High above the main entrance to thc school was this inspiring nativitv scene - a project of the Junior boys. Pat McKay begins his descent down the ladder on this slippery. cold day, while Bob Mackovyak and Walter McIntosh adjust the Christmas tree lights. Assisting at the midnight Mass services were Joseph Gresock and Jerry Verdier as acolytesg John Slupka and Gerald Groshek as thurifers and Michael Benjamin as Master of Ceremonies. ed by the beautiful window paintings of Jean Metzger and Sharon Duke. Assisting Jean keep her balance on a wobbly ladder is Joseph Thibeault. H,,...asP1 ' ,P-A aw - .,'b:veiX:g