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

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7 80.5011 If . Andrew 6 - Z4 St. Leo A weak start but not hopeless . . . only one touchdown was scored by R. Nadolski. Andrew 39 - 19 Salesian After a loss of seven straight games success spurred . . . Tanana scored three . . . Fiut, one . . . Wojeski converted for two extra points . . . Nadolski passed to Fiut for another .. . FIRST GAME WON Andrew 13 - 13 St. Alphonsus A tie game . . . Tanana and Hejnosz scored on runs of 35 and 65 yards . . . Wojeski con- verted one extra point. St Andrew 13 - 12 St. Francis DeSa1es Success came at Mackenzie Field . . . Two touchdowns were scored by Tanana . . . Wojeski kicked one extra point . . . vic- tory followed over St. Francis. Andrew 32 - 13 Visitation At McKay Field, Nadolski passed for four touchdowns . . . Tanana scored another . . . Wojeski kicked two extra points . . . victory was ours.

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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.

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QCOPJ l St. Andrew Z1 - 14 St. Cecelia At Mackenzie field the passing combination of Nadolski to Grabowski was good for two touchdowns . . . Tanana scored third . . . Nadolski and Tanana passed to Kukla for two extra points . . . Wojeski kicked the third . . . and we won. St. Andrew 0 - 15 St. Rita Game on a muddy Mackenzie Field brought nothing for St. Andrew . . . yet even in defeat it took pride in its former victories. Many experts opined that St. Andrew was strictly a basket- ball school. But this theory has been disproved in the short space of three years. St. Andrew play- ers proved they can excel in any branch of sport and a glance at the SecondWest standings proves this point conclusively. Much of St. Andrew's athletic success can be attributed to Fr. Stephen Trepczynski, pastor, who is right behind his boys, whether they win or lose. He is always at the scene of battle, offering en- couraging words to his gladiators.