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

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...Q o 1 ' K n S Brozowski carries the ball around end for a nice gain in the St. Paul vs. Salesian J.V On i The Battlefield game. Shots like this give much needed hope for the future. Agony: We are not exactly sure just what did happen on this play, but Sam Cheeseboro and the St. Francis de Sales player on top of him are in agony. Finney just wants to be sure that noliody is going to get up. Everybody is in on this play! The Notre Dame players are pushing one way and the Salesian players are pushing the other. It gives you a good idea of the importance of team play.

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Joe Duk, Ken Czarnik, and Tom Ezyk did their best to arouse the student body at the right time during our closely contested athletic events. The Crowd The color, enthusiasm, and fun of attending any contest depend a great deal on the size of the crowd. Without the crowd, football and basketball would soon lose most of its real interest. You can see some of the faithful Salesian rooters in the picture at the right. Many of them are out of camera range. This is our salute to you, our faithful fans. Thanks! The Cheerleaders Cheerleading can be and often is a very interesting extra-curricular activity. There is a special type of pleasure in being able to arouse the crowd at the right moment of a football or basketball game. Support from the student body at a crucial point in a game has often meant the difference between victory and defeat. .Af . Touchdown! This is what the opposing crowds do all their shouting about. We Want A Touchdown! We Want A Touchdown! We Want a Touch- down! Well here, the St. Joe's student body must have been really pleased, since their team just scored a touchdown against the Salesian Knights.