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

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Teachers are Human too FATHER GEORGE ZABELKA Father George's interests ex- tend far and wide beyond the portals of Sacred Heart. Having satisfied his curiosity in Japan, South America and Mexico, he now concentrates on Sputniks and Smuttniks.Bruno is getting edu- cated for a trip to the Moon. Periscoping the hours when our teachers aren't teaching revealed these interesting human features. Their interests and talents are diversi- fied, but all work together for the common good - the formation of true and perfect Christians. SISTER MARY JOSEPHINE, O.P, SISTER MARY MARTIN. O.P. SISTER MARY REGINAI-'Dv O An expert and perfectional- Cooking isn't a favorite of SiSt.91' 9f1hHHC6S the Sisters' ist in the field of Secretarial Sister's - she would rather beautlful Chapel with her Sciencesg Sister demands no less from her students. Check- ing endless bills occupies a good portion of her out-of- class time. use a paint brush - but take her turn she must. Industrial Arts and the Sciences claim much of her time, wit, and delicate touch in arranging flowers - the Infant's ward- robe is her specialty. As an outstanding Sewing Instruc- h XML! ' f l'5?-H I e. Q Wisdom. tor, she keeps the girls my with the latest and best in styles. ww- .- , Q V -ru-mp. s-if R A-gin i' . -IP? .4- 631 3 A A Fei A ' '

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0UB ASSISTANT PASTOIl Father Bell New at Sacred Heart this year is our Assistant Pastor, Fr. David Bell. Father spent four years in the U.S. Air Force as a Commissioned Officer and served as a bombardier and bombardier instructor. His characteristic soft smile and even disposition brush aside our mountainous problems making them but trivial matters. We feel honored and privileged to have Fr. Bell as our religion teacher and athletic director. 0UB PRINCIPAL Checking student records is but one of the tasks of Sr. Bonaventure. Entrusted to the principal is the responsibility to meet the challenge of education in a changing world. Records come and go but the education of youth with solid Christian principles goes on forever. NY Sister Diary Bonaventure a .1--,fl criffizf A' 'elle , MQW :awsmwu mum- sawm- napa 198.9 rm-n.,' mimi! 25335 llll ggsss 'H 'en --. .,, -.HH fY.a.. Hou-...,, ,553-u 1 gg? .un-:nf nu lllll 111 -U llullu. lg v-mn, -.u.. u 'I-:uf rw.-2 ,- ann- 'U :.,, -0-L un-.md vi 'Pm r,,'1u ,mf-'G' in Page 21

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Hu.. SISTER MARY LOUISE. O.P. Sister's deep interest in Literature draws her to the Special programs with the rich beautiful experiences of the past ages. The power of the pen is still much in evi- dence as the Cor Echoes goes to press under the expert di- rection of Sister Mary Louise. rw 'JF i 0 Q C 2' l 3. 32 'z f F I Q SISTER MARY BONAVENTURE, O P. P The task of a principal is a L tremendous one which requires assistance from above. Man a Y , spare moment is spent before the ' Blessed Sacrament in asking Di- vine Guidance as the beads slip through her fingers. FATHER DAVID BELL Father David's inte r e st from the cock-nit of a bomb- er, directing the destiny of bombs. has swung to the cock-pit of the Confessional directing the destiny of souls. SISTER MARY ALOYSIOUS, O.P. Sister bats the shuttlecock over the net. Badminton is in the recreational repertoire of the Sisters back yard. Sister Aloysius is an expert. Sister also excels as Sacred Heart's Librarian: she can trace a missing book as easily as she can bat a shuttlecock. ' 1 SISTER MARY NORBERT, OP With the greatest of ease, Sister glides across the gym floor. Witty, confident, and determined she glides through Sociology und English her specialties. f