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

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Interested parents and friends ad- mire the skill of the junior and se- nior draftsmen. These drafting students display their ability at the school science fair. Michael Jaske, David Murdock, and Leon Putti. Frank Paris shows his chemistry to the interested onlookers, Judy Carbonneau and Lynne Metevia. Amateur Scientists Display Their Wor The students who entered projects in the science fair, spent a lot of time and effort in the competi- tion. Blue ribbons were awarded for first prize, red ribbons for the second prize, and white ribbons represented honorable mention. The projects were judged and awards were given according to ability, originality, and ingenuity. Those deserving went on to greater heights at the Metropolitan Science Fair. k W Ml 3 O ' 'Q-1 i 51:71 7, it-... -5 , CCN. ll C N U FX

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This palatial patio by Paul Portman was the eye-catching main attraction. Latin Lives Today The student body looks on in amuse- ment as Hector Q Richard Trevisoj and Achilles fFrancis McBride! duel to the death. Rev. Father Dagilis express his appreciation for the tape recorder and record player.

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Freshmen and junior scientists re- examine their ingenious projects. Paul Peters, Andrew Sarosy, Vincent Small, Jack McCormack. Jack McCormack and Paul Peters proudly gaze at their red ribbon prize winning exhibitions. 351245 I'-1 Z The World of Science is Cpen to All Many of the parishoners admired the interesting projects. 3 f frrff T311 FFATING Pri 1'-HBER5 ' QFMJ 3