St Francis De Sales High School - Fransalian Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Mary Linsell explains the use of the map key to her fellow World History Students. Madeline Teichman, Charles Immo, Mary Linsell, Dale Dietz, Ellen Donahue. mums Bmw. :umm I2 mum ..,,. nJM'uM'! yy murezu. HUM 'Hman BUME umm HUM mmm: 11'-,-' A real challenge awaits these first year Latin students as they begin their work. Mary Ann Moore, Robert Loftus, Nancy Harrington, Charles LePage. Freshmen Concentrate on New Subiects Ii M ' ?'Q.l,X . l?EIE?iiz1'iiV +,'t e . 'i'r e X K The world of outer space inspires these science students. John Watkins, William O'Callahan, Rosalie Spica, Jeanette Quigley.

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Freshmen Strive fo World Understcmdi The Wor1d's current situation has a special attraction for the World history students. Lucy Cauchi, Betty Rayburn, Catherine Guinan, Ralph De- Felice. t i Freshman students make an earnest effort to learn of the Life of Christ. Joseph Bagdonas, Robert Klotz, Laura Fontaine, Judy Schwab, Mary Hogan.

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-sfffw' - si iayg 'I Iv ,, 4 ' wuiri-if , - 'na '1 - 'Q 'P' This year at St. Francis de Sales a. new addition was built on the school. For six months the students and sisters patiently endured the pounding and drilling until it was completed and ready to move into shortly after Christmas. Included in the new building are four class rooms, a, library, and a physics and chemistry laboratory. During the constructin the photographer caught some of the busy workmen at their tasks. Our School Grows Sa fa E -0 .Fi -35. 3 1 6 Lf, ' 3. ' J e . Qf I -- . t -, Vi D K Vg 1 i . .. 14 , 1 i h f ' .E fl- '4 vi. G - 1 ss' '- ' ., .af Q . fb H e X g , N- ' ' - 'l wi Eli ,-1--- Q 'M fu, -U ', , A - , 1,5177 A , ig?-.Q :ij ' 1 A Q' 533' V ,. In .,-. L any ,.,A xx ,- i '. '--'I H, 52 i 'gi p Q 2 V N Z Yli. 1 .Q 1 'Y ' ' is a a