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

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-Q Wpf Experience p ,- ga! 1 .. A, V M, x . , -:rt-0 Q - .,...., f My F5'a,!j'i1' k3'x,5.3di-if? . Making the business men part of the CORIER finance problems was the task of the Business Managers - Len Zielinski and Joseph Gresock. Keeping records and finances balanced claimed much of their leisure time as they climbed past the quota to add color to the '59 Corier. For Dorothy Falker and Rose Mary Kielian, co-editors, clocks stopped and weeks disappear- ed during yearbook production season. Keep- ing up with deadlines was no easy task and after five mo nths' exhaustion of thinking power, paper, pencils, and ideas, the all c1ear signal came - none too soon. Don't let this picture deceive you. Most of the work on the Yearbook was completed by a small minority who 'almost gave up the ghost, in attempt to meet the last deadline. Pictured below is an eager, curious initial staff. Unfortunately most of the enthusiasm wore off as the Yearbook proved to be hard work and the staff dwindled to a persevering few. BE NEAT , 4 'xnxx' ' W W Q-...W , 'Q'

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Place on the CORIER taff . . . A Rewarding The CORIER captures the 'best' of Sacred Heart and attempts to Keep it Beating for- ever between the covers of this book. Student activities, accomplishments, hon- ors, victories, losses, joys and sorrows of Sacred Heart are dipped into the printer's ink together With the spark captured in the pictures, to make Corier of '59 a reality. QL We CATHOLIC Q sas 1 :fl if ' V Q 'Lili . I A 5 49-fl' f X N 5,1 ., I Ygxjt kf ' . Q . , ?g,f'1 W , - .uf-. lu l-li' ...Ll SCHOOL misss lssocurur. Y Amused Karen Keyser teases Gerald Groshek, the most efficient typist in school as his adept fingers strike the wrong keys. Gerald forgets to pull the carriage as he so seldom uses the eraser. Carolyn Klein has the knack of cropping off heads when she trims pictures. Challenging her accuracy during time off for a snack are Dorothy Falker, Pat Marzonie and Joanne Sutter.

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COR ECHOE 6Printed' this Year Journalism is the combination of many arts and qualities. A flair and style of writing originality are joined with truthfulness, accuracy, and responsibility to produce the quarterly achievement of the Press Club - Cor Echoes. The quarterly, including modes. cultural articles, and amusing inci- dents as well as news, stimulates and maintains active interest in school affairs. Cor Echoes has been accredited many awards in the past. With the unceasing efforts and applications of the staff working as a team, our aim is to capture equal recognition. Editor s,,,,,,,, ,,,.....,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,r.r,,,,,,,.,,,,.r.,,,,,,,r,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,.,,. j erry Groshek Co-Editors ,,,,.,r. Patricia Marzonie Dorothy Falker jerry Pfinek F. Gresock Sports ,,,,,,, ,,..,,, ,,,,,...,. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , . ,,,,,,,i,..,,,, A n dy Truhcm Pftge .....,.,,,,......,,,.,.,.,..........,,,,,i,..,i,...... Ch1rles Androsky and Vince Bontumasi Reporters 1nd Staff Writers: .,,.,........,, ,s,........,..,......,,,,s,,,,. P ress Club Members Pat Marzonie and Diane Richetta look on as Charles Androsky Andrew Truhan and Vincent Bonumosi display enthusiasm and satisfaction over the dummy copy as they near completion in pasting articles on the sports page. 'iran --' . ' -40-, ,RW fix Page 84