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

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Witness 'egrowthw of their yearbook l By taking many of the sport pictures, Only a freshman, Steven Pardy shows Larry Lewandowski, a junior transfer remarkable aptitude with a camera. student, was of great assistance The yearbook stafl: has great to the photography staff. hopes for him in the future. Although a member of the football team, Dan DuP1oss still found plenty of time to devote his photographic skills for the benefit of the yearbook 41.1.14 Mike 05511 PHSTCS Cl0WI1 21 SIOSSY- He must ffim if S0 that it fits Bill Valade and William Haller are measuring the page to Hncl its assigfled 5P3Ce CXHCHY and then paste if iD that SPHCC with out Where to place that picture clown. This procedure requires an mathematical accuracy. The slightest error committed in this gxagtnegs Which, in itself, makes thig task diHicu1t. Through Pf0Ce55 can have di5a5tf0u5 Tesults- much practice, however, they have become quite adept at it.

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Devoted staff The job of indexing the '67 Salrlet, a tedious, but necessary task, was vital for the completion of the yearbook. Roland Garcia and Raymond Schmoke were responsible for the recording of all the people. found in the yearbook, and they turned in a fine job. Mike Coats performs one of the most essential jobs in the graphics department, picture cropping. Mike has also been active in the other major phases of yearbook work, having contributed to the design of several layouts and to various undertakings of the writing department. Keeping track of all the money and ads turned in during the yearbook Tom Abffihamf hefld of tile PTSUQUP Staff, Cowrdinated drive was no small chore, as Ed Boyd and Paul Stach found out on the the 3Ct1V1Ue.5 of all UE mam CIS 0 e PaiEeiuP Hrst day of returns. Altogether, they counted and recorded over Staff- A Semoff Tom HS ecome qulte Pro Clem S9,600, the largest amount of money ever turned in during a drive. himself in Setting down Plctufes and Punt'

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After slow start the 967 Writing staff drags out its typewriters, dictionaries, and erasers to tell the story of a new Salesian High School Leonard Slazinski and Michael Pardy, members of the yearbook staff of writers, work on a block of copy for the Sports section of the '67 Saldet. Because of Len's help Mike is becoming an experienced Writer. Without a doubt, the most fanatical Writing team on the Saldet staff is that of Paul Stach and Rich CRickyj La Grandeur. Nobody knows how they did it, but they wrote both the Faculty and Senior sections of the book. Paul Bolduc is typing the basic cutlines for his Detective Story layout, while Harry Melton checks the spelling of a word on the Science Club spread. Norm Novelly, in charge of introduction copy, Stops to point out a typing error.