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

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Candidates struggle for the OK. to lead Class of '67 The long September elections close, the campaigning ceases, the spirit posters are removed and the political battles for Senior class officers have been won and lost. The victors of the turmoil boldly emerge, ready to face the challenge that they had fought so hard to accept, the challenge that is now placed before them. Senior class President, Gerard Parent, Vice-President, Norman Novelly, Secretary, Lawrence Janness and Treasurer, Timothy Durkin, begin their long year of tactful arbitration, even-tempered inHuence and clear- headed planning with enthusiasm and deliberation. They learn that mediating between the two most aspiring factions of the school, namely the conservative, thoughtful faculty and the more liberal, active Senior class, has grave complications. Subject to scrutiny and criticism from all sides, these four young men soon realize their full duty as officers, they must typify the true Salesian gentleman, for they represent some of the schools best leaders. 128 Gerard A. Parent President E 2 K 4 E

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Qlifv' V' 1, ., .. 7 M. fCf71iZ3i1w-.. ww-.1,.g-fi17v,l T fk lfr weww - Liffif ' 'i . - - .. , ,.V., N V g ,,.h,,, I ig A ---1 K ,Vh., ,, Working hand-in-hand with the Senior class officers, the class moderator, Father Coyle, is instrumental in the mapping out of the Senior activities of 1967. With long years of experience and personal know-how, Father helps guide Salesian's finest. Planning takes time. Arising obstacles must be ironed out to insure smooth success. Vice-President, Norman Novelly, President, Gerard Parent, Treasurer, Timothy Durkin, and Secretary, Lawrence Ianness, i realize that satisfactory solutions are formed through deliberation. Norman Novelly Lawrence Ianness Timothy Durkin ViCe'PT9SideHt Secretary Treasurer 129