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

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Salesian's Science Club The Science Club is a new addition to Salesian's extra- Father's ability to arouse interest in the world about us curricular activities. lt was formed early in the year by these weekly meetings are always well attended. The the Physics professor, Father Toner. Science Club has sponsored a field trip to the General Here the members are being introduced to the mysteries Motors Technical Center, and has a few more special trips of sound waves by the moderator, Father Toner. The in the planning stage. Science Club meets one afternoon each week, and due to Seniors are Invited on the Science Trip ' f The seniors were quick to accept the invitation extenrlerl to them hy the Science Clulm. Here, Mike Collins, John Pastirzyk, Chuck Kotsch, Dick Massey and John Maierle are about to enter the hns hearlerl for the General Motors Technical Center.

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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.

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si xc 'Ni 0 ' r 1 l if . Ben Temerowski and Bob Mullen are holding the boards in place for Gerry Kowalewski to nail down. ...L Bob Hoerauf, Bob Boduch and Dick Moraczewski are checking out a spotlight before they put it into place permanently. Larry Osiwala holds a 2 X 4 so that Arny VVarnock can saw it accurately. Father Toner, the drama coach, directs Bob Hoerauf, Jerry Dolkowski, Larry Turner and Jim Bailey in the Boardwalk scene. The Pulitzer Prize Play May 2, 3, 4 The Stage Crew A very important part of any play is the scenery. Sales- ian's stage crew, under the direction of Father Toner, works long and hard to perfect the scenery for this year's play. The settings are very ambitious for a high school produc- tion, but these boys are an ambitious crew and have man- aged to create the proper mood by their careful use of lights and their professional job of carpentering. Father and his crew were building these sets for over three months. The success of this year's theatrical production is assured in great part by their masterful and talented hands. Thanks fellows, for helping to make the school play a cherished memory for all of us. M l 72. : li ' Then comes the dawn as Jerry Dolkowski, Salesian's seasoned actor, explains a few stage facts to Charlie Murphy.