St Francis De Sales High School - Fransalian Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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' Inl Ileclual Because education is an intellectual as well as a spiritual process, the curriculum at St. Francis de Sales High School includes not only the study and appreciation of religion but also of the language arts, foreign languages,.physical sciences, social sciences. guidance, the tine arts, and the practical arts. ln these courses teachers strive to develop in their students the art of correct thinlring and the all- important ability to tormulate ideas and right at- titudes. at 5s,....,- Thoughtful consideration is given to a question posed by Sister Austin, American Problems instructor. ir i v 4. rx . S. f I A -- Events from American Historv come to life for these iuniors as Mr. Joseph Bishotf, social studies teacher, discusses the implications of World War I. Appreciation of the various types ot music and a quality of dependability are developed in the music department by Mr. Lloyd Bowen, instructor.

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Fransalians ioin wifh fhe priesf ai fha alfar in offering ihe Holy Sacrifice ol ihe Mass 'lo God. Regularly fhess siudenfs are given iho opporfunify fo parficipaie in specially-scheduled dialogue Masses. Affer direcfing fhe mixed chorus in fhe annual and beauiilully religious Chrisfmas Canraia, Mrs. Joe Noalres Lasham, choral director, receives a lovely corsage from one of i'l's members, Bob Amundsen. Spiritual life Since fhe primary purpose oi Cafholic educaiion is fo prepare young men and women lor fhe icing- dom ol Heaven, every oppcriunify is given fhem fo maize final goal possible. Through personal and group guidance programs, 'through annual spiriiual reireais, and ihrough iniecfing a very sirong re- ligious viewpoini in ifs curriculum Si. Francis cle Sales High School endeavors +o maize firm lhe spiriiual life oi each ol Hs siudenfs. Peace and serenify, so essenfial for seriously fhoughHuI reflecfions, are fha cherished pos- sesion ol fhis senior boy during his closed roiroai. ,... 1 K.-.Q .si---.. ..,

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l hf'isl'7l5 ysical Mindful lhal Catholic educalion has for ifs purpose fha developmenl of lhe whole person, Sf. Francis de Sales High School carries our a carefully planned physical educalion program. ln addifion 'lo regular physical educalion classes for ils sludenls, flue school aids in fhe developmenl of inlramural sporfs and par- 'liciparion in All-Parolre sporfs compelifion in jhe areas of loofball, baslreflaell, baseball, and fraclr. Through such programs sludenfs learn how 'lo develop noi' only good sporlsmanship buf also physically lil bodies. Lei's gel fhal lazy cameraman, panls Mel Apodaca llhird from lelfl. Fellow lrach sfars. Milre Turilli, Jim Kerin, and Bill Dowdle, seem in ready agreement. .ei mesa: 'Q gm I1 : 'll :lil rail 2 i Now sfrafeqically Spedlllng. Fd SGY OUI' Neill' PIBY should be 'lhis, says John Burlon while Hob Amundsen conlem- plafes an adequale defense againsl his plan. In anolher game ol shuffleboard, Lloyd Malsam anxiously awails the oulcome of his slrills as Dennis Archulela walches. Z' 1 TL! ' ll. -N. l don'l' lhink l've qol a chance, wail! Bill Baird as he gels sei for his move. Eager fo find oul if his prediclion is covrecf are, from fhe lefl, Tom Gargan, Milre Thoma, and John Hein. l