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

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Walk- - hon The second annual DeSales Grant-in- oid walk-a-than was held on Moy 10th. The walk was ten miles, exceeding the seven miles walked last year. The students checked in at six various check polnts to make sure they completed the ten mile walk. The day of the Walk-A-Thon was sun- ny after raining all week and mast students were able to complete the walk in under three hours. When the students arrived back to DeSales, there was a field day planned. Plenty of car- nival type foods and games were available. Students watched as the juniors won the bed race and the seniors won the majority of the flelcl events. Many teachers were at the students mercy when they were in the dunklng machine. All in all most students were able to relax and have a great time while earning over 11,000 dollars for the Grant-in-aid scholarship fund. Expect the Walk-A-Thon ta become a tradition at DeSoles. ff' at . .K w re' - Se Students enjoy relaxing on the school grounds Glrls enjoy the sunshlne wlth thelr hats. rv'-' . .3 ll Q. . tr Y Q t ? E X. -sg 'sc xx B.. I .Vi B n .. 'f f ,c S '55 g. X13 K . X5 2 Chrls Asbeck and Chris Pawlowskl ran the whole ten mlles. Senior guys won the tug-a-war over the junlor guys. , IYMYQ9- kk Q. V is 4 X ir Q NEA l

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Senior Dr m evening. Dinner was served at eight harp. The meal contained such good oods as salad, steak, potatoes, vege- tables and desserts. Drinks were also served during the whole evening. After everyone finished with their meal, dan- cing and music was provided at nine until midnight by Music King. Everyone laughed and had a good time. Students socialized with friends and danced ta some of their favorite songs. Even the chaperones danced to some of the oldies. Dy midnight it was time to end the prom but there was still a party to go to. This after the prom party was held at Westerville Athletic Club. There were movies such as Bachelor Party and Mr. Mom to watch, dancing, swim- ming, the various courts and other club facilities. This party had a lot of good food to eat and door prizes for couples. Most of the students enjoyed this after the prom party since it was a new idea this year. As you can see this year's prom was a success. lt has left wonderful memories for everyone to share. 1-1.1 .. LAI, Q

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