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

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it to the poor, and come follow m A religious vocation is a call given to special souls by Christ to follow Him in the priesthood, the brotherhood, or the sisterhood. It is given to those who have the courage to leave all things for Christ and who are strong enough to take up their cross and follow Him. The particular vocation to be an Oblate means, first of all, to be a religious - to follow Christ and to serve Him by the observance of the three vows of poverty, Chastity, and obedience The note that distinguishes this life from other religious orders is the doctrines of St. Francis de Sales. Thus an Oblate mission is to live and spread the teachings of St. Francis de Sales by preaching the Salesian messageg by teaching it in schools and collegesg and finally by missionary efforts in South America and South Africa. Father Zurack, a graduate of Salesian High School, Class of 1956, is the fourth such graduate to reach the priesthood and join the Oblate priests and brothers in spreading the Salesian doctrine. - - f . F '.l,'lQf.ll55 , . . W5..,wL1vW,s .- . .. . Mrk, N!,,s,s f - , 1.11-51 11' -. , :V -. .M:..f-:Wassi,,q'igga57gg.r33igglgift K H h uw 1' .217,fgf:1.,t,e,-g1,,w2 :Migl-ffiiffsusrmsrffiea:s,s,frQ,,fzw I will go unto the altar of Godg to God Who gives joy to my youth. With the annointetl hands of a priest of God, Father Zurack Thus the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is begun by Father Zurack, who offers up the precious blood of Christ for the intentions graduated from Salesian and returned after ten years of intensive of the students of his former high school. Now, an ordained training, a priest and a representative of Jesus Christ. priest, Father prays each day for the well-being of all. 133

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Q'Sell what thou hast and give Addressing the entire student body assembled in Holy Rosary The soul of man is a vital, living, spiritual substance which, like Church for Father Zurackls Mass, Father Crehl explains all living things, must be nourished if its life is to continue. the religious vocation in terms of diligent study, Thus Christ instituted the Holy Eucharist to sustain that spiritual great sacrifices, and a complete surrender to one's Creator. Hame which was animated by the graces received through Baptism. Paul B. Bolduc Philip M. Brent Edward Brosky Richard Bryce 132

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Kenneth F. Burchart Michael C. Burns Barry M. Bywalec Michael T. Campbell Editor-in-Chief '67 Saldet Father Grehl, Salesian's new principal, presents to Norman Novelly, the Senior class Vice-President, the ring of the Class of 1967. Class moderator, Father Coyle, calls each boy to the altar where he receives his ring in like manner. 134 Following the bestowal ceremonies which were held in Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church, a light breakfast was served to the parents and guests of the students. Here, Father Coyle congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Slazinski. Louis Wojtowicz proudly displays his Senior ring to his mother grandmother. Four years is a long time to waitg however, the goal never seems to be lost. Each Senior looks forward to the day when he is eligible to wear the mark of a Salesian gentleman. and xwwawwerz-isiisw Ifnssfs wifesm:1Li?n1zeixJna:faTAves 'LiAair4 Iwi: