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

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Commencement . . . Time Runs Out From the grade school come students who form the amalgam of Sacred Heart life. They funnel into Sacred Heart with varied interests and aptitudes. They are eager for a chance to prove themselves and to establish direction, ap- prehensive of the possibility of failure. Dorothy Falker, Junior class president accents the svmbnlif: torch from Phyllis Koziol, Senior class president. Dorothy concludes her acceptance speech with the significant words We will do all in our power to keep Sacred Heart a school with a heart! This closing line inspired the theme for this yearbook - A school with a heart . . . KEEP IT BEATINGY' Valedictorian, Jacquelyn Lam- son, and Salutatorian, Judith Wittbrodt, lead the recessional with their coveted diplomas. Four years at Sacred Heart are now behind them as the graduates face the future with the calm confidence of those imnued with Christian principles and the cour- age of their convictions. The good times, the study times and the hard times mingle into a Way of Life. The academic pursuit becomes less and less a chore as interests form through the four years. And when the High School pattern becomes deepest set, time runs out and the student finds himself on the threshold of graduation. It is a culmination of a goal - a happy time and a sad time. It is graduation. if Page 17

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Adlninislraiion and Faculty Under the guidance of our fae- ulty, we feel it pulsating every day of the year, Contact with the faculty is not entirely of a sedentary, lis- tening nature. In the classroom, in the office, or while working together at extra-curricular ac- tivities, there is a warmth in the relationship as we learn that teachers are people too, giving their all from their warm and generous hearts.