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

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L! Handmaids of the Altar Each day after school finds Donna Bruneau and Kathleen Kuiacnzski in the sacristy preparing the vestments and cleaning the sanctuary. Here Donna lays out the cincture for Mass as Kathleen pre- pares to change the tabernacle curtain to the proper color for the next Mass. Knights of the Altar One of the greatest privileges of the Altar Boy is to assist at Mass and the distribution of Holy Communion. Donald Pastor holds the patten as Father Zabelka gives Holy Communion to Joseph Thiebeaut while John Slupka prepares for the great moment. 1ST ROW - L to R: David Jackson, Robert Jure- tich, John Marion, Michael Marzonie, Gerald Gro- shek, John Slupka, Joseph Juretich, Joseph Plun- key, Jerome Verdier, Andrew Malinich, Edward Breed. ZND ROW: John Pollock, James Grimes, Ronald Wolski, Paul Lary, Thomas Voelker, Mich- ael Glynn, David Verdier, Andrew Truhan, James Klocek, Charles Androsky, Robert Simon. 3RD ROW: Donald Pastor, Robert Lewandowski, Louis Koryciak, Robert Klein, David Zyber, George Ma- kranyi, James Verdier, Charles Prehoda, Edward Sauvie. Not pictured: Joseph Gresock. - 1 -, W . it 4 , 3 5 d A - Ja.- - V A is 5 'S

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othing Without Maryg Everythin By Mary Pictured at .their weekly Spiritual exercises are clockwise: Mrs. Grohoski. Marquarite Hashem, Barbara Metzger, Patricia Plunkey and Mrs. Joseph Williams. THE LEGION OF MARY The Junior Legion of Mary has been in- augurated at Sacred Heart School under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Williams and Mrs. Grohoski. These active legionars do all in their power to put into practice the spiritual and corporal works of mercy. Each Monday the group meets for one hour to pray and dis- cuss what works of charity they might per- form for the week. The following members have been elect- ed as officers: President S.- , .. .. Mrs. Williams Mrs. Grohoski Vice-President .. -S Barbara Metzger Treasurer e,,e.-e,,e, S Patricia Plunkey Secretary ea.aa,a Marguerite Hashem Much good has been done by this group. Examples are the work around school, church and rectory. In addition they visit the sick and spread Catholic literature wherever possible. The Legion of Mary is an association sanc- tioned by the Church and placed under the powerful leadership of Mary Immaculate Mediator of all graces. The members formed into a legion for service in the warfare which is perpetually waged by the Church against the world and its evil powers. Highlighting Catholic Youth Week was the poster con- test on the theme Youth, Science, and God. About seventy five students participated and the best posters were awarded ribbons. Holding their first place poster are Diane Kowalski and Mary Lou Szczepanski. Sandy LaPenes gets help displaying her second place poster from Sam Adado, winner of the C.Y.W. Poetry Contest. l iii' in Page 79

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