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

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jAl 0M,gA OUP Uf al' all gxfra- Kurricufar .fdcfiuifiea w i FEELING GRADUATION CAP AND GOWN JOHN CIOROCH--THE LUCKY WINNER! A DAY NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN ..... . THE REAL SPIRIT OF '53 w Si' WEZWV IF THE CAP FITS IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO BECOME A NURSE Form-YEAR Houon STUDENTS W A-4 SHARING WITH OUR PASTOR THE JOYS OF GRADUATION-- STUDENT COUNCIL LEAVING FOR ANN ARBOR, 'II

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. . .7Ae Wudic iglzzfifiuaf J t a song at twilight, when the lights are lowg us When the flickering shadows, softly come and go d long Though the heart be weary, sad the day an Still to us at twilight comes LIVE'S OLD SONG-- Lady of Spain I adore you, right from the time I first saw you ..... sung with vim and vigor b James Duhart and joined in dance by R. Pol- Y lack, G. Janowicz, P. Tarnowski, G. Kisiel, ' k D. J. Rogowski, J. Wutkiewicz, T. Is ra, Noviline. Richard Zdanowski trying his new piece under the direction of Miss T. Newell. -3 3 V That music is a stimulant to mental exertion - is proven by this group of ardent violinists. The country bumpkin and his lass met at a rendezvous. From thence they're going to a country fair and have one big whing-ding. The Bavarian Polka, interpreted in a dance by B. Gust, V. Rykiel R. Natkowski. Music, when soft voices die, vi- brates in the memory, --in the INDIAN SUNSET -- Yanalo, Yanalil as sungbyS. Nykiel, F. Polakowski, A. Cibor, B. Petrenchak, C. Jade- zak, P. Dryja, L. Michalik, - is also interpreted in a dance. e I

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.xdfkdficd The standard of manhood's not strength alone It isn't a measure of sinew and bone Success is far more than a matter of wit: It can't be achieved without courage and grit. QHerbert Kaufman.J