Desales Catholic High School - Desalian Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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prow mg amp e Jcimce omringo e I' Using the semi-micro system with individual equip- -' ment and supplies, chemistry students Bob Clarno S and Iim Fuchs find DeSales' laboratory an aid to speed, safety, and economy in experimentation. Wesley, the pet ofthe biology class land infamous dis- Q 1 ' s' 5' :g.,'f::w:gf1 a. :sunt .. ...sf A. M Separate laboratories, each equipped with an adjacent storage room, accommodate activities in DeSales' three-subject science department. Three members ofthe first senior class--Dick Ferraro, Leslie Ann Beck, and Doreen Locati--check weight-experiment equipment in the physics laboratory . turber of the general peacel, submits to a weight-check during a project carried on to determine the vitamin value of a popular cat and dog food. Sister Paula verifies the findings reported by Iudy Heriza and Nancy Secrest. te 49

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Offering a college preparatory course, DeSa1es' curriculum puts an emphasis on the humanities. Father Kelly encour- ages Rosita Gonzalez and Elaine Koll in tne difficulties of carrying on the war with Latin II. Ln.. '--an The Berlitz conversational techniques figure prominently in Sister Mary Aquinas' French I and II courses. Dan Donovan has the vantage point as he and Patty Lyons take dictation. 48 EQSULJ ClfLl l l:ClfL ULWL COVLt6l 5 OVL AL8I 6Lf61,l f5, Requiring eight semesters of English, DeSales' program complements the study of grammar and composition with an analytical approach to literature the whole book way. During an English III poetry unit, -Sister Valerie remarks that it isn't every English teacher who has two good-looking gentlemen lDon Martuscelli and Kevin Blairj announce that they want to recite Elizabeth Browning's How Do I Love Thee . -Ln.

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In the social science area, DeSales attempts to give general background in the freshman year through the study of world history and Washington State History. Mr. Anhorn localizes the problem for Genie Schille and Ed Maturi. N XY. I l Q55 129 Ol E! sz!!! Employing audio-visual aids,Mr. Yuse impresses on the t, 4 if minds of juniors and seniors the history of America and the complexity of national and international problems. I . num. ABOVE: Drawing on subject matter met in various classes, Tom Criscola puts into practice the devices of oratory learned in speech class under Father CaHrey's tutelage. RIGHT: Sister Anna Clare supervises David Corn's expla- nation of procedure to fellow geometry student, Margaret Adams . 50 Aafory an ma1f!Lema,fic5