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

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The Salesian High School l966-67 varsity swimming team membersg Iames Hallagan, Bob Gregory, Mike Henehan, Paul Bonefant, top row from left to right: Coach Herb Hayden, Sean Murphy, Ken Ruscko, Paul Terzano, Mike Luzynski. front row: Dennis Kirby Tom Pastula, Iohn Terzano, Bob Begnoche, Steve Walker, Chris Sutherland, Tim Durkin, Pat Geraghty, Joe Posa, Henry Dymek. second row: Brother Rago, moderator, Mike Campbell, and John Chikos. isurmount strong opponents in six spirited swimming meets V Co-captain, Pat Geraghty shows the form that made him this year's high scorer. During a season consisting of six dual meets with a possibility of W sixty points, Pat received fifty-eight. For this effort in the 100 yard , freestyle, Pat set a new school record of 58.5 seconds. Salesian's top butterHiersl' exhibit the form that made them a menace W this year in the second division. During the first lap of the 100 yard butterfly, Ken Rusczko, top, makes a diflicult stroke look easy as he cuts the water. Tim Durkin, bottom, makes a final effort at the grueling finish. w

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The way is clear . . . the ball carrier is there. Fullback Chris Bohn scarnpers through the tough Cathedral defense as his aggressive blockers, Roland Mabin and John Chikos, clear the way, proving the value of teamwork. fighting Knights rough it Scores do not always tell the whole story, as our ball club demonstrated through the l966 season. Our Knights plunged into the tough Central Division schedule a small, inexperienced team with a massive job ahead of them. They opened the season against a well trained team of veterans, the Brother Rice Warriors. After a rough first half, our club came back, waging a furious battle in the third and fourth quarters. This turned out to be prophetic. During the exhausing schedule the Salesian ll were defeated on the scoreboard at times, but never were they beaten on the gridiron. Every minute of every game our men continued to give their all. This spirit prevailed throughout the season. Our team was by no means unique in its football talents, but as far as attitude towards each game and their performance on the field were concerned, it was exceptional. The Knights met every opponent with the ardent desire to wing they hit every opponent with every ounce of strength they had in an effort to conquer. Thus emerged a group of boys rapidly learning to be men. Salesian quarterback, Iim Frankoski, scrambles once again . . . his elusive running and deceptive ball handling kept Salesianls offensive moving. With this year's experience behind him, Jim should have a fine season in '67. 115