Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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S t 2 UASDF, SPACE, QLKJ-H2 something new has lteon added to our curriculum. Typing Classes! Stream- lined new typewriters Click in unison as Juniors and Seniors are rhythmically led lmy Father Di Filippo in drills, letters and tabulation. Typing is a great asset for all students whether they are bound for a college, business or trade. Father Kelly tosses a Math ball to Maliriowski who has to play it off the bllluckboard! A million crickets gone berserk. No, iust the typing class hard at work. IW

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'IA THE VARIOUS SOCIETIES ol the school inspire us to do our utmost in extra-curricular activities. Without their sponsorship, we would have but little incentive to under- take the work and responsibilities that go hand in hand with any worthwhile activity. The clubs here at Sallies cover a vast field-from sciences to missions to recreation-and each one does its share in imparting the Salesian spirit. These organizations have many advantages to the membersp they supplement the regular classes, and they bring the members into closer contact with the men who teach them. ln the clubs we put into practice what we have learned in theory. Here we are the students and we are also the teachers. The good example ot these societies forms a background for all of our efforts, and our success can be attributed in no small way to them.