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

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Administration keeps things going by securing efficient personnel, important in maintaining our old building and its facilities Mr. Stan Filip, the head coach of Salesian's varsity track team also coaches the Freshman basketball team this year. In addition Mr. Filip teaches ancient history to the Freshmen and conducts many of the physical education courses. Brother Paul V. Spaecler, O.S.F.S., is Salesian's superintendent of maintenance. Together with his maintenance engineer, Mr. Leo Fleury, Brother keeps the conditions of the school clean and healthful. The task of maintaining the interior, as well as the exterior, environments of a large institution is quite a demanding responsibility. Mr. Carl Seehoflfer has been with Salesian for the Past four years, serving as the assistant maintenance ,engineer on the three to twelve shift. 27

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P This year's Mothers' Club moderator, Father John Fu ua, D' f 1' f h q irector o iturgy or t e junior class, Father Leonard E. O.S.F.S., has been assigned to teach freshman religion. Prior to Sypinski, O.S.F.S., also teaches religion to the sophomore his assignment at Salesian, Father had served as editor and junior classes. An avid bowler, Father directs his skills of the monthly magazine, De Sales World. toward the improvement of Salesian's keglers. Second to none, Salesian's responsible cafeteria crew, consisting of Mrs. Carrie Hughes, Mrs. Addie May Mills, who is the head cook, and Miss Bettyejo Mock, keep the students and faculty of the school well fed during the year. 26 , . Q

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Underolassmen are preparing to meet the challenge of modern living through zealous study The anxious underclassman may sometimes become discouraged when he sees the years of studying that lay ahead of him. Oftentimes he sits and wonders if he will ever hecome a senior. Yet, the long drawn out days turn into weeks and weeks into months and months into years. Time is the ele1nent which finishes homework, completes tests, turns in the term paper, produces a report card, terminates a school year and makes a fun-loving freshman a serious-minded senior. The struggle that you freshmen, sophomores and juniors are entering into with your hooks, is a struggle for life. Men of every age have had to pass through the hattle of the hooks. Sooner or later every man must face up to the challenge of learning. Your future in life depends on what you are doing with your mind at this very moment. 28 Learning has never