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

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Language Fluency in many languages is a marlc of learning, and Lafin, French, and English s+uden+s evi- dence 'rhis marlc. Assimilafing knowledge nof only of +he gram- mar of o+her peoples, bu+ also of +heir cul+ures and heri'rages, Fran- salians become beHer s+uclenfs and be-:Her ci+izens. aff gg' :SET l+'s le fcufeuil insis+s s+uden+ +eacher, Joe Fen+on, as +hree ap'I' pupils, Judy Rulan, Sally Walson, and Rena+e WoH'ge fry again for perfecf pronunciafion in Sis+er Rosina Joseph's French l class. Mr. Earl Schomer falres freshmen Lafin s+uden1's, Kalhy Sier- ner, Richard Fen+on, and S+eve Schillcen, +hrough a rapid drill covering coniuga+ion, usage and cleclension. Sisler Regina Clare clarifies a poinf of grammar for frosh, Tom Whale n. Wilh unders+anding, Kennefh Love, Carol Dorsey, Michael Connelly, and Sharon Eagan pursue lheir English as- signmenfs.

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Religion Fafher Dean Kumba, freshman religion feacher, demonsfrafes fhe Holy Sacrifice of fhe Mass fo his class. U 4 Q . , 4 f M.- , -1 ' -0- f -as K ff.. -sg... V ,M A.,ma.m ,, was sam GH :Nfl Ill ry.. ..wlll nay., lun 'll sf, ,gf X Examining fhe Roman breviary, Fafher John Slaffery explains fhe Divine Office fo James Archulefa, John Di Paolo and Thomas Dinkel. An ideal religion course offers sfudenfs nof only fhe knowledge of fhe basic principles of Cafholic docfrine, buf also an undersfanding of fhe pracfical means of applying fhese prin- ciples fo daily life. The firsf fhree religion courses are devofed fo feaching Fransalians fhe frufhs of Cafholicism, while senior year religion concenfrafes on feaching sfudenfs how fo defend fheir Faifh. ,M ,..M.......... we y Q V :J ffl ' . K V , T' 'H Q I we 'i X N U' -1 ww mxxr-um . 1 ' . ' ' . i ii: Q-4 ig V as .. is vu! if E 5

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Science lnlrigued physics slu- denfs, Mary Lenore Denny, Michael Sulli- van, and Ronald Meh- ring, observe and re- cord fhe resulls of Tom O'Kane's efforl +o produce sound +ones. The bigges+ frog of +hem all serves as a model for Linda Skip- lon as she explains fo her fellow s+uden+s lclockwisel C a r o l e Slimac, George Klop- penberg, Michele Ne- Ian and Paula Eckley, The arf of dissecfing. Fascinalion is mir- rored on +he faces of l clockwise l, general s c i e n c e s+uden+s, Thomas Bach, LoreHa Wilson, Roger Wilul- ski, and Thomas Con- nors, as lhey walch 'rhe expansion of fhe me+al ball held over 'lhe Bun- sen burner by Kafh- leen Moore. To delermine fhe elec- frical conduclivify of various solufions is ihe experimen+ of chem- is+ry s+uden'rs, Joann Dea and Larry Van Ryan. Sisler Rose Dan- iel, ins+ruc'ror, super- vises +he procedure as Palricia Te Maal and Leland Sfrahl in+en+ly look on. Ke--...ggngg ln view of 'rhe vas+ need for 'rrained scienlific minds in 'lhe world Today, +he S+. Francis science cleparfmenl' is engaged in an imporlanf work, +ha+ of preparing s+u- denls for scienlific careers. Even lhose pupils no'l' des- lined +o spli+ aloms or lrace man's heredily benefil' from +he exercises in crea'rive +hinking which are an in- +egral par+ of any science course.