St Andrew High School - Saltire Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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.7414 Saffire Sfaff. . omfooriinq a ,jwlbforic Uofume w 5 The Saltire Staff and Sister M. Benvenuta, adviser, point with pride to this vol- ume as a classic in its theme and organization. It is a precious production of another literary book-the annals of the graduating class of 1950. -Ox. fi Joe seems to be in earnest. And so are these seniors

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Clara Krolczyk and C. Escheck, editors-in-thief: M E Mondro artistg E. Sidor. circulating etlitorz C Wutkiewicz sports editorg C and M Suchorab and Frances Piegza, columnists. .7Le .fgnclrife . . . ,gb Siu!! .IQ ,fr xarl .3 . Tug H ' D555 hS7lYu-T The Spirit of cooperation predominant at Saint Andrew is clearly depicted in the Andrite. Here the record of current achievements and the goals still to be won are brought before the students. It has been only Eve years since the birth of the Andrite, and yet the publication has grown by leaps and bounds. XVithout talent, energy, and sacrifice of the schoolminded staff and its faculty, Sister M. Janine and Sister M. Mechtilda, advisers, the paper could not exist. The staff is composed of C. Krolczyk and C. Escheck as co-editorsg J. Dewa and M. A. Zalewska, assistant editorsg C. Wutkiewicz, sportsg E. Sidor, circulating managerg l, Krzemienska, business manager, and of many typists and printers, the latter under Sister M. Amadea's supervision. All are to be congratulated on a fine publication. xg: i SA : G. Lewek interviews Sister M. Electa. L..- S pf

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nappy ocia :S . eadanf momenfd in Sc oo Promoting the school socials was the Student Council duty. lt endeavored at all times to stage recreation suitable to Catholic youth . . . pleasing. moderate .ind W a happy get-together. -4 lnitiation Day-lfrosh Big Day. Our beloved patlrcs are enioying the lrosli apple-eating contest.