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

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Knights Track Team seeks successful season in 67,' track and Iield competition as new enthusiasm leads to record size squad Get ready, start to run, pick up speed, reach the take-off point and leap with all the strength that one can muster. Such a procedure enabled Bob Levesque to chalk up a few more points for the Knights track team in the broad jump. Bill Denton starts on the upsvving as he attempts to clear the bar in the pole vault. Although he has yet to clear the magic seventeen foot mark, great things are expected of Bill in his future track endeavors. 125 l

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The !67 Track Team, front row, Chris Bohn, John Teague, Ray Meloche, Mike Burns, Hank Dymek, Ralph Bedogne, Ray Kulp Bill Kubik, secnd, jim Hallahan, Fred Hunter, Phil Wolocko, Tom Beurer, Larry Zientarski, lim Stefaniak, Mark Tylo, Mike Luzynski, Dan Jones, third, Dan Owens, Mario Kocaj, Richard Dubay, Jeff Hunt, John Hessler, Tom Dupuis, Lou Wojtowicz, Bay Meloche, a member of the class of 68 , clears the bar in the high jump in a dual meet with De lla Salle. Although Ray did c feet nine inches on this attempt, his subsequent jumps were not q good enough to garner a first place. Sam Q Za i. MMZWMWWA KWH 5-w,ai.41 .wZWS5aw-W filgnw 551 rw wetfiwwmik. 124 ls Tim Wortliingtcin, Mike Viano, Ken Buczko, fourth, Mike Williams, a, Bill Denton, Paul Remesz, Al lVIueller, Mike Dupuis, Kevin Willianis, Tom Dycio, Dave Hammerle, Mr. Filip, Coach, top, Dave Kernick, john Cunningham, Phil Kaczmarek, Eugene Lewis, Donald Charuba, Bob Begnoche, Paul Bonefant, Ernie King, Michael Bryce. Pi - 1 ,Els 2 X .. .. gf, . H A ' 2 A t I wr af gk? ' ' it 7 away v , ff so H V ,.f555rf,.,.,, I H ' Q' , t ,,,, M L. is 5 g 1 , W ...femkf -M ,, vw, -V Q 529. 3,2 Li. .,,, V SEE? ,xy if , A ., ,.,, Q4 V- - ,, , - N 4 wil l . :: WM UNSUB ' .z,':5S:.- ' 7 Fuzz A A , - e z ww- effag51w,-'fW:- as , vf': z.z:.-it , ' f-,if fr ,41:'.,' 1' f 7'si '? MW v W - .7-A-V-V1-1,1 , ,.,,,,,a. 'D ' ' George Boisineau, captain, goes over the roster for the various events with Tom Dycio and Jim Hallahan. Such careful planning before each meet means the best man in each event and success in the afternoon's meet.

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Molded tempered and polished the Oblates have prepared the seniors for the challenges of life As seniors we approach the closing days of our memorable life here' at Salesian. We will walk through these hallowed halls for a last time wherein our voices, our laughter and our cries are forever buried. With friends we have known for so long we will sit in the classrooms for one final session. We have studied together, lunched together, played sports together and prayed together. But soon our days at Salesian will be gone forever, never to be relived, only remembered. We owe a great deal to the Oblates who have taught us. They have given us courage, not complacency, and shown us that servility is not a sign of weakness. Their guidance and encouragement have prepared us for the problems and difficulties of life. Perhaps someday we will meet again at the crossroads of life and recall our memorable years at Salesian. 126 We take with us