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

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Students accept the challenge to discover and unfold the capabilities 0 an ideal man Show me a student who spends some of his time working and helping others, and I'll show you a well-rounded, happy and unselfish individual. Students who practice long hours after school to make the football team, who give up their weekends to turn out a yearbook, who memorize innumerable lines for a play, and who volunteer to decorate the gym are those students whose high school years will benefit them more than any other years of schooling they may have. Here, as they grow into adulthood they are learning to work with and respect their fellow man. In forfeiting their time, they gain experience. In sacrihcing their effort, they profit a personal satisfaction and self pride. In working with others, they acquire patience and understanding. These students accept a challenge to discover and unfold their talents. 60 In forfeiting their

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l The athletic members of the intelligentsia, James Frankowski and Bob David Hammerle and Iames Ptucinski, members of the Levesque, have earned letters in football and basketball while N.H.S., have 3.6 and 3.7 averages respectively. maintaining 3.5 and 3.6 averages respectively. They are N.H.S. Hammerle, a member of the Drama Club, took part in members and deserve to be called outstanding. the Genesian readings. Rucinski is the Science Club's president. 1967 Saldet recognizes five ou tstanding Juniors lv. .fjf ,rw Stephen Walker Robert Webb Michael Witri Robert Wojtowicz David Wormley Christopher Young Edward Zaj ac Gerard Zasuwa Lawrence Levvandowski has an average of 3.7 and ranks high in the Iunior class. He is a member of the Yearbook Staff and sets a fine example for the Junior class and Salesian High School. He shows what diligent studying and hard work can do. 59

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time they gain experienceg in working they acquire patience