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

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qualities of seven distinguished seniors Rich LaGrandeur, head Walter Rudzinski maintains a cumulative index Writer for the Saldet, has an rating of 3.7. A National Honor Society member, index of 3.8. An N.H.S. Walt enjoyed the opportunity to spend his Junior member, Rich has won Year in Spain, taking accelerated courses as an several awards in various exchange student. Walt has been an honor forensic tournaments. student throughout his high school career. Tom Abraham, National Honor Society member, maintains a total point average of 3.8. Besides his duties as head of the Saldet paste-up crew, Tom represents Senior A in the Student Council. 163

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Sixty-seven Saldet recognizes outstanolin Paul Stach, Hanitramclfs only National Merit Finalist, is Barry Bywalec is Editor-in-chief of the 1967 Saldet, the largest editorial director of Knight Lights, which he represents yearbook that Salesian has ever published. Barry has innovated many in Student Council. An N.H.S. member, he also writes for new changes in this year's edition through unlimited time and Work. the Saldet. Pat Droste, right, president of Salesian's most pro- Rick Bryce, bowling letterman, furnishes most of the art Work for gressive Student Council in its history, has been one of the Poster Club and Knight Lights, where, as art editor, his clever the driving forces behind the spirit committee. editorial cartoons and illustrations can be seen. 162

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Taking time out from the festivities, Christine Hnizdo chats with Senior Class Moderator, Father Coyle, about the evening's progress. Both seem to be having a good time, which could be said for everyone present. The friendly atmosphere which prevailed throughout Cobo I-Iall's River Room was a state that enveloped everyone. The chatter and jokes that circulated put all at ease. Here, couples , sway to the calm rhythm of Stardust as the Prom neared a close. 1 .loyous occasion for the graduating class of 1966, as end of high school career draws to a close at Coho Hall, May l3, Senior Prom night 'let the good times roll 'Z is key to festivities of Salesianfs Junior-Senior Prom Walk down the Senior halls, you can feel it. Listen in on the upperclassmen's conversation, you can hear it. Prom night is approaching. Excitement mounts. Each passing day marks twenty-four hours closer to one of the highpoints of any high school Senior's life. Preparations are made early. The family car is washed and waxed. The tuxedoes are rented, hair is cut and trimmedg shoes polished. Each minute detail is given special attention. Everything must be perfect. Finally, look into the River Room of Detroitis Cobo I-lallg you can see it. Prom night is here. The electrifying atmosphere of people in the midst of enjoyment. The young men of Salesian, dressed to the teeth. The elegantly formal gowns of their dates. The small talk that echoes throughout the ballroom. The music of Mike Krauss's Orchestra. Finally, the savory buffet served by George Roumel Caterers at the stroke of twelve. It was an unforgettable evening to say the least, an evening which Seniors will look back on with fond memories.