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

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lf 'T Table of Contents The Knight ..... 4 Dedication .... 5 School Patron .... 6 Administration ..... 7 Faculty ........... 8-12 Senior Class ...... 13-47 Underclassmen ..... 48-60 Activities ......... 61-97 Advertisement ............. ...... 9 8-117 Senior Class Directory ....... ...... 1 18-119 Acknowledgments ....... . 120 Paren t 1 s Card P 31-ty tv A '3 4' A Success ar 9 '37 'Z 9 4' 2 'P' 65' 8' '37 9: oo. 7 S S 'P fv 3 s' .L 5' 6 a a s 'B Q P 5 -'A Q- 5 'V Q E 9 S :ic .iv 0: Q 9 N Q ,Q 5- S Q ,Q . 5' 5 . .52 'SQ' 57 Cv 4' 47- ' 7 Q 4? S 2 N O .qc E' fb- Q 5 sa Q 4' 3, 7,- 5 wg gs Q 'I xg ' : -9 Q -34' 3 41? Sb 5 52 ? Q S BQ. QQ in U5 N' Q w 5 5' is a' 45' 6 V ff' 'Q 4' if Q N P 1 2 5' as 5 'E 5 4' 4? S-' .3 W Q Q '5:- 4 S U1 o 5' co 9 Q A? 3- Q Z' -1 Q. if f, 2 -o be 5- ? 4,6 S F' Q :: Z S 65, 53 2- 'Q- E 6'1- ll- 91- 2 Q9 Q50 vt ,W 4 ,, 'B 5 6 2 049 1- fa 4 O oo 'A E Sp 'fo ff 33 92. fs' 0 Q dia 812,

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oohodacdag Saleadaa Sddddzldf Zara Sqmlol The Knight X- N Xi X J The historians have had a great deal of difficulty, and we might say little success, in their attempt to discover the real origins of knighthood.The information we have con- cerning knighthood begins in the 12th and l3th centuries when it played an essential part in feudal living. The reason wc have adopted the Knight as the symbol of our lives here at Salesian is because it tits the meaning of our school life better than any other. The knight, to the ordinary citizen of our country, has come to signify, more and more, the ideals of a Christian gentleman. Since the patron of our school is St. Francis De Sales, the Gentleman Saint, we feel that we have a very special right to call ourselves the Knights . lt is in the best tradition of De Sales that we adopt and adapt as a fitting ideal for our religious, educational and social life . . . the knight. The usual knight is pictured on a horse with his sword unsheathed, ready for battle, but our idea of a knight is best expressed as it is here . . . kneeling. The knight's posture here symbolizes the fundamental and essential relationship that ought to exist between a creature and his Creator, Service. Everything that a knight is, everything that he has, is placed at the service of his Lord and Master, Christ, Who as God is the Creator as well as the Redeemer of all men. We, the students of Salesian High School, hereby adopt the knight as our school symbol. The symbol of the obedience we owe to our parents and teachers, the symbol of the kindness and thoughtfulness that must be ours in our relations with one another as well as with all other men, the symbol of the loyalty we owe to our Nation and the service we owe to our God.