Salesian Catholic High School - Saldet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Page 100 text:

A Farewell Message from the Rector In ,suis of The Oblates of St. Francis De Sales are proud of the Graduating Class of '58. We shall always follow zealously your future and we wish God's blessings on all of your undertakings. We pray that you will always re- member your training at Salesian and make it a prominent part of your life so that you will always be a gallant knight . Your main task is to spread the knowledge of God, His love and His laws by your word and example. This will be a source of inspiration to others and it will render a most precious service to your country. lt will be your diploma for all eternity. May God be with you! J .WQZHJ

Page 99 text:

I 1 ' 1 l r lllm 1 , I m .r 'I' f L- fJFBf s at nn, .1 A' v Father Kelly says a few parting words to the Class of '58. Mr. Edward H, Kelley, Manufacturing Manager of the Chevrolet Division of General Motors, is giving an inspiring talk to the graduates about their future in a world that waits for their leadership. Senior Farewell Dance, Saturday Evening, June 7 The Class of V59 Sponsors 3 dance in honor of the Tom Andrews adjusts his buttoniere during a brief new graduates. intermission. X 7 1 I l 1 i gs l M9119

Page 101 text:

,IM 98. 55 ll v.'- LP 7 ,n if n Q. 2 rs R. ,. r. ,. In ,. x. v n 14 sf During the Yearbook Drive, John Pastirzyk and Dick Massey fCo-editorsl, kept the seniors informed as to each one's individual progress in raising funds for the yearbook. U The Winners: Seven prizes were offered to those who raised the most money for the yearbook. A watch, an electric razor, an expensive pen and pencil set, together with cash awards were won by the students pictured above. In the order of their win- nings: John Pastirzyk, Tom Leen, Mike Eyl, Gordon Kenel, Joe Sadowski, Bob Boduch and Ed Draby- shewski. Denny McLaughlin, Jim Murphy. and Denny Marquis are checking over the prizes with Mr. Al Weatherly before the yearbook assembly. The '58 Yearbook Drive JANUARY 6 to JANUARY 25 No yearbook has ever seen the light of day with- out the strong support of all the student body. This is certainly true of this year's Saldet. Although the re- sponsibility of raising the funds for the yearbook at Salesian rests on the shoulders of the Senior Class, nevertheless, every student's cooperation is carefully and anxiously sought. At the beginning of the year, the seniors held a class meeting at which an estimated cost for this year's publication was presented for their vote. They were told that each senior, with the help of any un- derclassmen he could interest, had to raise thirty-five dollars. When the vote was taken, every senior raised his hand in support of raising the necessary money through patrons, ads, and boosters, for publishing the '58 Saldet. On January 7, the seniors called an assembly for the whole school. Mr. Al Weatherly, the yearbook publisher, told the students the problems and costs of producing a yearbook. Father Coyle, the yearbook moderator, offered prizes to those who raised the highest amounts for the drive, and each boy in the school was given five booster-patron slips. The rest is history. The drive was slow moving at first but it be- gan to pick up in the last week. Although we didn't reach our goal, we were able to go on with our plans due to the original commitment of the Senior Class. We, the Seniors of '58, wish to express our sincere thanks to each and every student who helped raise funds for the '58 Saldet. Your earnest support has greatly reduced our own financial obligations. Thank you! A WORD OF THANKS is due to you, our advertisers: It is really your financial assistance that has made this record of our school life possible. The Class of '58 is indebted to each of the businesses, organiza- tions, and persons whose name appears on the fol- lowing pages. Thank You!