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

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The Dad's Club Father and Son Social Date: November 6 Activity, well-planned and spiritually motivated, is always productive of genu- ine school spirit. In this department the Salesian High School Dad's Club rates first honors. Their sponsorship of a year long father and son social program merits for them deserving praise as true Chris- tian gentlemen. Under theinspiring lead- ership and conscientious guidance of the cluh's officers, Bud Parr tSecretaryl, Joe Derderian tVice-Presidentl, Father Ca- tanzaro fModeratorJ, Ralph Schenten tPrcsidentJ, and Edward Aranowski tTi-easurerj, the Salesian dads and their sons have found many ways to show true parental and filial regard for one another. A father and son get-together opened the Dads Cluh season of activity oi November 6. Over four hundred dads and sons enjoyed an evening of whole- some entertainment, listened to some inspiring words from Father Kelly and then feasted on hamburgers and pop. Other social events included tht annual Sports Banquet on April 19. and the family excursion to Roh-lo on June 14. The highlight of the Dad's Cluh social calendar is the Father and Soil Communion Breakfast. On Passion Sunday, March 23, over one hundred seventy-five dads received Holy Communion together with their sons at Holy Rosary Church, and then hreakfasted with them in the school gxyin. What better example could a dad set for his son? Father and Son Communion Breakfast Date: Sunday, March 23 Place: Holy Rosary Church Breakfast at the Salesian Gym we 3 al 4-at '

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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.

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The Spirit of '60 Published by the Sophomore Class 2 3 s i J-'K' ,Qw- These sophomores are a really active group. At the bits of information that would he appreciated only beginning of the year, under the expert prodding of by the sophomore class. Above, the staff is hard at Mr. Cirullo, they began publishing a paper for their work. L. to R: Tony Ceresko, Mr. Cirullo tMocler- class. The Spirit of '60 is a four-page mimeographed atorb, Harry Reno, Larry Sebuck, Gerry Zobel, Tom news sheet containing facts about our athletic teams, Sutton, Al Buszka, Doug Van Dyke and Bob Rrozow- the school dances and other social events as well as ski. Solesion's Holl Guards These are the men who keep the traffic moving through the olcl hallowed walls of Salesian. L. to R: Row 1: Denny McLaughlin, Tom Trakul, Mike Vicini, Chuck Murphy. Ed Bourke, Jim Duggan. Row 2: Bob Boduch, John Maierle, Jerry Dolkowski, Ror. Dolkowski, Chuck Kotsch, Norm Weiso. Row 3: Tom Sauvage, Jim Doll, Paul Rohrig, Bob Morris, Larry Michalak, Arnold Warnock.