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

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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

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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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Salesian rolls out red carpet in Welcome as Each year the Oblate Vocational Director, the Reverend William Even with all the grave responsibilities accompanying the title Stahl, O.S.F.S., comes to Salesian to discuss the prospects of Oblate Provincial of the Toledo-Detroit Province, the Very of a future in the community with any student who Wishes to speak Reverend William Ward, O.S.F.S., is always able to Hnd the with him. Father is also the Oblate Assistant Provincial. time to visit most of the schools under his guidance. Daniel F. Vial James R. Walling Raymond Wezner, Jr. George Pt. Williams, Jr.