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

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n OW .SZAOJ CMJ Sister Mary Elzearia leads members of the Choral Club in a spirited rendition of the old Negro spirit- ual, EzekielSaw De Wheel. 5 Why does the earth revolve around the sun? In what ways is the atom the greatest store of energy? These and many other perplexing questions are discussed by the curious members of the Science Club. A well informed and courte- ous librarian is a necessity in a well-run library. This essential characterstic is es- pecially stressed by Sister Mary Marcia, adviser, of the S.A. Library Club. N2 W NW Q 6 G? EX X 701g lug Q B NJ -,,.. .T l ' goof X Q6 vgx' f 1 X. 1 I .pf

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...Jin OW m...4.,.L gf f't,'f f' t R lf i - A 1 'fy S T -ff- Lf it kb 3. f A Jack and two Hearts who went over the top in the Saltire Ad - Drive. Three cheers for the dynamic Trio! You're quo- ta helpeda great deal to expe- dite our financial goal. '43 ei x On the steps of M.S. C . at Lan- sing, Michigan, deciding what session to attend next. 57 Behind the scenes, the hands of the Yearbook Staff, under the brilliant supervision of Sister Mary Arcadia, worked diligently to produce what they hope to be an Ideal Memory Book. One of the first problems solved was the selec- tion of the Saltire cover. Next, an overall plan is made, and the yearbook becomes a reality. to Michigan State and a tour through the State Capital. Members of the Saltire Staff spent a delight- ful day picking up a good deal of worthwhile information on the pro- cess of yearbook publication. Congratulation to the Saltire S Yearbook publications rated Thanks to Mr. Robert Will- iams the Saltire Staff found the secrets about their yearbook off-set printing procedure. taffs of 1951 and 1952--whose the first award by the CSPA. wi g.E:7.i7:7. A A In I I M W .X ai1r?'iI'wW'W7'i7f7i I fl 'I f N N fl a rx ow r thi1:?4i1f6Yir?.i1r7n N f rx rw r r yi o rw rg rw x x rx T CATIIUEIU SCIIRRI. PRESS I-ISSRCIATIRI Fi M.. THE RATING ir Jimof IS AW!-IRIIEII TU 1 sf 0 IN THE ANNUAL SIIRYEY CUNIIUIYTEII IIY THE UATHU SCHIIUL PRESS ASSUCIATIIIN AT THE MRIIUUE .E UNIVERSITY CllI.I.EIIE RE IUUHNALIS M T ' ' HIS FIRST IIAY SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR NINETEEN IIUNIIREH FH:-I-Y -0 f e Ei .f Q,.,xf7 ogg, M - Q gn ,4f,,,w IIIIIEIETIIII lixvgw to Au of:LMM41av!!LQJLk!1i5QJLL!9L5'4JLkQ:LxQ1Lp xgitygtygg g4Jw,Q,,JM1DMLSw,,J .lu, MALMwJ MN H- Y 'r 7W'H If EI ' IJ wMtw.'aQ. 4,,,, X, I I F I F T ys T Wt iw gowktw . A sgx , 47 aw ,Qu E Q 'g vxwlxv t . DIHEUTUH

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Q9 ,dv 1 A v ana! Organizafiond . . . 23,375 Learning fectively in public and how to impress others with our thorough mastery of the English language - is the aim of the St. Andrew Speech Club. how to express ourselves ef- 012 drew! Y St' fL,?1'0v'd3.- P 15 og 'fo 1 civil. J f ' ax 4 I Q Preparation for a life,dedicated to the aid of ill and suffering mankind, has banded together this inspiring group of girls whose ambition is nursing. The Future Nurses Club can help the student to find her future occupation. It can help the high school to achieve a better help program for all students, and a greater service to the community. -ii The Polish Culture Club keeps alive the tradit- ional customs of Poland, . . . .singing Christmas Carols CKoledyJ and dis- cussing the meaning of the Oplatek twaferl. ,..H.,znwfA 3' 59