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

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The boys and girls that attend oui dances seem to prefer record hops to a band. With records you car. always get the latest hit songs. Jerry VVagner is Salesian's own disc jockey. He has become in- creasingly popular with the stu- dents as he becomes more and more familiar with the usual crowd that frequents our school dances. Dances uwonderful, Wondmfulu ulfelvpje Donn derek Rome Lollipop Time out for a Cokef John Manetta and Fred Jenu- wine are enjoying the manner in which Gordon Kenei is attempting to straighten out Al Pelletier on the latest happenings around Salesian. time Q.,-4' lf's the Bunny Hop again which everyone seems to enjoy. This almost everyone stepped out on the floor. f'Apache KK Yo ,, ,re .emtlve H . ,, Jerry Wagner, our Disc Jockey, is handing Jim Murphy and his date a prize for the elimination dance. Murphy and his girl are usually too busy planning the removal of the decorations to bother about winning a prize, Jerry Dolkowski looks as though his girl is tickling him. Did you notice Father Catanzaro, Father Kauff- man, and Father Toner in the back of the gym? One Mine, e. Nwxxxzb Q6 09 ,siafxxoox is t0h Julie .zip fu '11 1 eel? .Tam are my. 0 -'16 ,, reason our dances have become so popular is because most of Oblate teachers drop in for a short chat before the evening is over.

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The The The The The The tiet-Acquainted Waltz ........... Saturday, Halloween Broom Dance ....,.,..... Sunday, Ring Dance ............................., Wednesday, Letterman's Christmas llall ........ Sunday, Yearbook Ilaiice .............,.......... Saturday, Student Founcil Danve. .......... Saturday, Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. .I ai n. The St. Valentine-'s Ilance ......... .......... P 'riday, Feb. The May-Day Hop ........................,.. Saturday, May The Senior Farewell Dance .............. Saturday, June Rocco Perlone and his date lead the ever-favorite Bunny Hop . Jim Doll seems to he enjoying it while Mo looks as though she is afraid of losing: her shoe. I i ....l- .. ' .1 Pri, I , Fauimr SWT 'oven i ttcaich 3 Q NWT K n ' g h t xi' We Q ,. 'YV awes- wfffl U ,rc ghetf nssyyivmx 'Tc-quilya., .Avon and F The Ring Dance was a social success. Can you find Gerry Zolmel, Joe Bailey, Burke Kenny, Pete Ciehon, Frank Miller and Roy Neme? .lim Murphy and Tim Sullivan never miss a Salesiai, dance. The only ohjeetiun that we have is that Jim? usual date, Miss Fitzpatrick, never misses taking half the dam-cf rleeorations home with her, nf: igiv- 'Ze 0 ov K 90 . U ,-X0 ff 0 S4 .70 0 'tv . 1,0 NR unyhi 9 or Always av Paul Rohrizf, Greg: Stempien, Roh Bodueh, Joh: Pastirzyk, and their dates are having an enjoyalrlt evening at the Yearbook Dance,

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,pr my sX'g The Oblate Guild L to R: Mrs. Connor 1Recording Secretaryj, Father Schaefer, O.S.F.S. fModeratorl. Mis Edelhrock fPresidentJ, Stevenson 1Vice-Presidenti, Mrs. Mullen fTreasurert. Mis Rohrig fHistorianJ. These are the field marshals behind multiple and varied actiw ities of the Oblate Guild. Here, they are discussing plans for their latest venture. The Oblate Mission Committee This is an interesting activity of the Oblate Guild. The members of this committee make scapulars and rosaries. and collect and repair old rosaries to send to the Oblate Missions in South Africa. This committee also manages to make new altar linens for the faculty house chapel. ,- , 'gg-s The Knnual Guild Card Party: Sunday Evening. November 17. The Oblate Guild is a hard core of women who have dedicated their free time to assisting our teachers, the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales. They sponsor a card party, a rummage sale, a Christmas party for the faculty, and many other smaller affairs during the school year. The Oblates of St. Francis de Sales are deeply grateful to the members of the Oblate Guild for their hard work which so often seems to go unnoticed. The Oblates realize and recognize that this very efficiently organized guild is the source of many material blessings for the faculty house as well as the school. A new stove, books for the library, the new school sign, a much needed paint iob for the faculty house, and new showers are a few of the more outstanding results of their efforts and good organization methods. We, the Seniors of '58, take this opportunity to thank the Oblate Guild for their continued interest in the welfare of the Oblates as well as the school. Thank you.