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

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3 r t Paul G. Stach Clarence E. Stecker Patrick T. Stolnicki Gordon W. Surma Need a break or some information? Library is the answer Using an abundance of reference books and magazines, Michael McGraw and Gary Puczkowski decide to add a little class to their history homework. During the morning hours, the library is crowded with students having similar objectives. With the new librarian, Mrs. Barnes, ensuring that silence is, and remains, golden, Edward Brosky takes advantage of the peace and quiet and jots down a few references before he leaves school. A11 things are kept in order so that books and study aids are easily found. 158 y

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Students develop skills in typing that are useful in college and later in business careers Brother Charles demonstrates the .correct operation of the paper bail release lever to Bill V alade. Brother feels that his students should learn the proper use of all the features and devices which are included on modern typevvriters. Charles Boczek moves the carriage of his typewriter to the extreme left before making an erasure. This is very important, since it prevents any of the particles from the eraser from falling into the mechanism of the typewriter and causing it to jam. , 157

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Many times, students simply retreat from the bustling hallways and corridors to get in a few extra minutes of study, which all students need at one time or another. Here, Michael Ugorcak reviews for an English exam during his lunch study. For a place of such limited dimensions, Salesian's library is surprisingly well stocked with material interesting to everyone. In some spare moments, Terrence Hedges utilizes the magazine rack, usually employed to kill time or relax weary students. Christopher F. Sutherland Thaddeus l- Szllkula Ghester R. Tyl Lee F. Ullmann Lon M. Ullmann William B. Valade I