St Francis De Sales High School - Pride Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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At 2:56 p.m. the final bell of the school day rings and the students rush out of their classroom, throw their books into their lockers ond rush out to meet the weekend. Some go to work, complaining the whole V Best Friends A Chrls enjoys the retreat After Hours time, but deep down they know they wouldn't be driving their gorgeous car without some kind of income. The rest of the students go home, get a few hours sleep, get up and start preparing for their Friday night. The girls are curling their ht putting on make-up, and ironing cloth The guys are shaving, putting on Polo C ogne and filling up the gas tank. Ui' A Chris Kanoski 3 it 35 Zygrtagfsff Q ,Z I V ww Y ,, .. l l r ' f 9...-. si? A -ss-maria s 'r A Corrine shows that practice pays off during 0 pep rolly A Girls taking a break during o dance

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1045? S principal, Mr. Patrick Rossetti, been a part of DeSales for 25 years. He a member of the first freshman class this location and has been a teacher administrator since 1971. After from Ohio State in 1970, Mr. began teaching business courses s in 1971. In the fall of 1975, Mr. became assistant principal under McFarland until the spring of 1979. fall of 1979 he became principal and lurrently in his sixth year as principal. DeSales has added many new things ce Mr. Rossetti has been principal. For ample, DeSales is the first Catholic high rool in the Diocese to have a Campus nistry Office, as well as the first to have a Development Office. When asked about his successes, he commented, I'm proud that we at DeSales are leading the way for other Catholic high schools in the Diocese. Assistant Principal, Mrs. Marina Davis, is a 1964 graduate of DeSales. Mrs. Davis taught English at DeSales from 1973 to 1976 before becoming Assistant Principal. Mrs. Davis has many responsibilities. She is in charge of development and changes within the curriculum and is in charge of discipline for juniors and seniors. She is also in charge of freshman registration and scheduling. Mr. Bob Triano, head of the Athletic Department, has been a part of DeSales it-4. .-ug 'ttiii ti,. 5 fjffy for 15 years. He began as a teacher and coach in 1964 and left in 1974 to pursue a job as Athletic Director at the University of Cincinnati. He returned in 1979 as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. Since Mr. Triano has been Athletic Director, many facilities have been added and today, there are approximately 28 paid coaches. Former Athletic Director, teacher and coach, Forrest Treeze Sharrock com- mented, Once you start to win, it's hard to lose. DeSales has been a winner for the last 25 years and with the dedication of the staff and the new technology available today, DeSales will continue to be a leader in education.

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it 1 3' 1 ' - 5, W , V i K ay either go to the nearest or farthest rty they know of, or go out by -mselves to be alone. If they decide to to the party, it's a chance to relax, talk friends and escape the pressures of ool. Those who go to be alone usually to the movies or out to a fancy taurant. The same is repeated the next night, except usually it is reversed. Whoever went to the party goes to be alone, those who were alone, go the par- ties. During the day, the girls favorite pastime is shopping. Anywhere in the city, sale or no sale, they just grab doddy's car keys and go. The boys usually sleep serv we fs f' , S in k , Q fr-4 A-. ,, Y... . X - Q. I W., ,V .x - - . Z g. sy N ' R A T i'f l'!Rl:3.9L l 1l'w'3f 1.1 1 , .1 T . ' ' TF-'-Jil E L E until noon, get up, turn on the T.V. and the refrigerator. In between raids, watch whatever sports are on the tube, be it football to basketball to the iron man telathon. After hours at DeSales can be fun and exciting, as long as you have car keys and a full refrigerator. raid they 1, 4 - s -www was .arf 211553 Q j liffif f' ' -'L 11- ,,,, 1' ' 'E 5 : T . ' 1 , . mr ,fl- , 1 L21