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

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X RICHARD J. MASSEY Secretary of Senior Class Football 1,3,4g Baseball mgr. 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, Co-editor of the '58 Saldetg Dance Com- mittee 3,4g Editor of the Sales Item 3. Q' S '33 .-1 . I C! .,:.fq ,six Afef si . BRUCE C. MAXWELL RICHARD D. MCLAUGHLIN Band 1,2,3g Drama 1,2,3g Glee Football 3, QCO-Captainl 45 In- Club 1,2,3,4. tramural Basketball 2,3g Student Council 3,45 Guard 4. Time Out for Lunch Father Carlin seems very interested in eating While Mr. Schimscheimer seems more interested in talking shop to Mr. Ashenbrenner. These Juniors are on the first lunch period and they have managed to set some kind of a reserved status on this table since the beginning of the year. Two of the leaders of this very often noisy group, Messana and Witowski. were out of range when this was taken. X234- 'M

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Qu: dlfu JOHN G. MAIERLE JOHN A. MANETTA DENNIS C. MARQUIS President of Senior Class Dance Committee 3,43 Band Football 4g Intramural Basket- Class Valedictorian 1,2,3. ball 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Dance Football 123,49 fC0-Capt-li Committee 3,43 Student Council Basketball 3,43 Student Council 43 Chgeyleadgl- 3, fVice-President! 3,43 Sales Item 3g Guard 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Cafeteria It is an unusual sight to see Miss Mills or Miss Mary stop for anything, particularly during a lunch period. But here the camera seems to have shocked them into momentary inactivity. Miss Mills is in charge of the planning and the preparing of our noon-day meals. That she plans and prepares well is evident in the hungry faces of those who await their lunch. JN Uk ,I KN.. 'R

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SALVATORE M. MESSANA Yearbook 3: Dance Committee 35 Student Council 43 Drama 3: Vice-President of the Junior Class 3 ,Il xg, I X e ' x . LAWRENCE G. MICHALAK Dance Committee 43 Guard 4. FRANCIS E. MILLER Intramural Basketball 2g Dance Committee 43 Band 2,3. ' Algebra I A-.Ja John Neubecker is explaining to his classmates, under the watchful eye of Mr. Rigney, the algebraic principles governing' equations. Algebra ll This picture was snapped without anyonc-'s knowing it. This accounts for Father Coyle's back to us as well as the fact that no one is looking at the camera. This course demands particularly close attention to the teacher ami these Juniors are giving Father the attention that the course demanrls.