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

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it em high, Hit 'em low, Come on team C , ome on, let's go! ST. HEDWIG 6 ST ANDRE --- . W 12 Opening the'52 footballseason, the St. Andrew Flyers spurred into their firstvictory by defeating St. Hedwig in a non-league game. 12-6. Ronnie N. scored both TDs with an assistance from Ray K. and the rest of the team, and Ronnie P. called all the right signals to give us a victory. ST. LEO 31---ST. ANDREW 20 The crowdwas excited and tense from the open- ing whistle to the final gun as they witnessed the St. Andrew vs. St. Leo game. Thrills and chills a plenty high-lighted the high scoring duel with St. Andrew bowing out to St. Leo, 31-20. It was ahard game but the boys showed fine spirit and good play. '1' 6912! fZf SALESIAN 20---ST. ANDREW 20 S.A. Go-getters trot out unto the field in their new atire which confused the fans. They weren't new boys just new Jerseys. They must have inspired the team and especially Hank P. who scored 19 of St. Andrew' s 20 points. The final gun ended the game a 20-20 tie with Salesians. , , n , 7

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. . jkrougk Quin .fdfkkfic .JWQQAAQALS ffl at 1 'lk '4 2 Ron Nadolski A ft- ' It t f NV VY ' John Zelazny Norman Panczak 7' Fred Swider O L s M' 11 'L Paul Lycz ak The bleachers are filled with excited fans. As the two teams roll out, the spectators cheer: Push the line! Run fora touchdown! St. And- rew is behind you! 75 7 Mi lxtb Hank Pososki Wg 1 'in A Rona P oniew iefski

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With a left, left, left, And a right, right, right, Come on team, fight fight, fight ST. ALPHONSUS 7---ST. ANDREW 26 The team and the fans were keyed up for St. And- rew's game with their traditional rivals, St. erged with a league Alphonsus. The Flyers em standing of 1 win, 1 loss, and 1 tie, by wallopmg their opponents, 26-7. LES 39 ST ANDREW 0 ST. FRANCIS DESA --- . h rd fighting Flyers bow down to St. Francis da s ahead The a DeSa1es in a tough deficit 30-0. Better y boys . VISITATION 0---ST. ANDREW 6 Another defeat is gladly handed to St. And- rew Champs who accept it with great sports- manship from their friendly rivals-.-Visita- tion. The St. Andrew rooters who turned out to ' ' 6-0, see their Flyers defeat St. Cecilia, in the last game of the season also find that both stands were occupied by their opposing fans, forcing them to stand on the sidelines. However, S.A. scored the only Td. so they regarded the six points a good trade for the bleachers. Coach, Jerry Weber and Lloyd Keller, Assistant Coach, were the brains be- hindthe grid strategy. Standing erect both study from the side line various tactics they can use in rolling up a score. The Flyers seem to be saying, Let's go! Let's go!