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

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time they gain experienceg in working they acquire patience

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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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Assembly program informs, instructs, inspires student body Explaining the procedure employed in making yearbook ad returns, Barry Bywalec, editor of the '67 Saldet, addresses the student body as Michael Goats holds up the example card at the start of the Yearbook Drive on October 10. D 62 U rm FH if The last day before Christmas vacation, December 23, the halls echoed with the carols of the season as members from Mercy High School's Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Teevans, exhibited a short, well produced, ear-pleasing Christmas program. 'lNow this is a new type of windshield glass that has some very peculiar properties, the representative from the Fisher Body Graftsmens' Guild tells George Boisineau as George carefully steps onto the platform made from this newly-developed plastic.