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

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emoricu in .giaorfb . There are moments of life that we never forget, Which brighten, and brighten, as time steals away And they shine on the gloom of the loneliest day. Percival f f X tif KEEP A PLAC THLETICS IN PR OPE W1 h an R oth Hill niet care ofefle tglngs which 0 b od Wlilozlts aree ji: iid In theinsilgorts 0 e ma e Ser Ves mg his Ihcilr and far fz-Zlwie of the hon fhei' mal and SP11-ltual lmped list Pe f t Would be Pfffmote andar ec Ong run th foolish and Sslst Suff e Com In th 1 62' were S H1011 good W 8 pace in ma Ports fo r k ould Hd H s 0 6 e fl woegree that the ccupatlon to S rst uld aPPear P1-oieSS1o uch yi-.Hg mt fo be In n 01.1013 eff erely a t lung In hfe uPt1on of the 11 an Pope plus X SX ' fff ? X Our Athletu: Program IS 1ntended primarily not for the development of athletes to re present the school ln athletics but rather to round out the complete development ofthe ent1re man which very properly 1ncludes also the trainmg of h1s body Above all lt teaches our Andrite students how to spend prohtably leisure t1me 1n good clean recreatmn W f 7 fff f ff Q f If X V V XV' X .I fl VX' fr I X En, I I is .t l fly f S - l I U 1 l ir. V ' Z y A 1 - - y , ,u ' f i 110 ' . l ' II l Q u Jfx I ff X , 2 1- '41 ff 41 VV . . -' 1 lf:-1-f -'1- 2' --,--.:A- -. Ahlh II: f X f y y l X ff , ,f V' fy , X X, pf f ,

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ere'5 wdaf we fAinL . The right kind of physical education has value for every student. Strength and vigor are important gains - they are foundations for vitality. A skillful body, grace and poise have lifelong worth. Happy play can bring relief from tensions now and in the years to come. Wholesome recreational interests founded at an early age may mean the difference between delin- quency and wise use of leisure. Teamwork, perhaps the greatest value of all, is a vital key to success in living. Places to play - gymnasiums and playfields are the classrooms and laboratories for physical education, and balls, bats and other play implements are its books and pencils. World conditions today highlightthe need for whole- some, happyplay experiences for all our youth. Foun- dations for sound growth and development are laid in youth. Rev. Stephen Trepczynski mafia!! gaicliron . . . Top row - R. Guzik, I. Cioroch, N. Panczak, D. Sypula, D. Woods. Standing - I. Michalik, Assistant Coach - Bruce Wacha, I. Pelak, L. Rozdowski, I. Hejnosz R. Grabowski, E. Fiut, R. Nadolski, F. Tanana, E. Nykel, C. Radecki, G. Gromacki, C. Ranis zewski, T. Libich, A. Przekop, Coach - Jerry Wegger, J. Grom. Sitting - D. Blackno, S. Towianski, R. Kukla, R. Krazczak, J. Kotlarek, W.Wachock1 .T Oprzadek, J. Wojewski, H. Pososki, R. Mroz, D. Bonsall.