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

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4 L f l'ALLlONE'l'l'ES - Row 1: Shelli Ewing, Kris Quinn, Donna Schwartz, Megan Stapleton, Connie Renspie, Gina Baldasarro: Row 2: Marybeth Mulligan, Yvonne Johnson, rephanie Skunza, JoAnne Miller, Michelle Worls, Teresa Lindsey, Mary Shaheen, Monica Williams, Denise Varrosso: Row 3: Meg Gross, Stephanie Dickerman, Kelli bverstreet, Sue Bond, Jenni Dunaway, Jane Rohrbacher, Dianne Voit, Erin Frabota, Judy Burns, Jane Adamshick, Stephanie Morasco. nnatus SOUTH WORTHINGTON 1000 Thurman Avenue 5388 N High Street 444 2101 ' 444-6823 846-3373 Q25 EAST CAMPUS 1815 Brice Fload 12 E 15th Avenue NewLv nemooeuso 2945371 WHITEHALL NORTHEAST NORTHWEST 1095 S Hamilton Fload 1891 Tamarack Circle 2216 W Henderson Road 231 1665 846-8411 459-9523 J -1 61,1 1' 1 A , 861-0211 Vusut GABBYS After the Game Whl h K 189 Tamarack Circle net e ads Are Eating Pizza' A

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DHS I4 Z ' S Row 1: Lisa Fusco, Margaret DaFlucus, Becky Pasden: Row 2: Tina Priest, Diane Delbianco, Beth Paulino: Row 3: Marianne Tilka, Michele Martin, Michelle Selgue VARSITY. SERVICE INC 4 Locations for Quality Shoe Repair NORTHERN LIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER ALEX SHOE REPAIR , I 3367 Cleveland ....................... 268-4654 KARL PLAZA CENTER 1638 Dublin 81 Granville Road .......... 882-0512 TREMONT SHOPPING CENTER 2118 Tremont ........................ 488-5593 CENTRAL POINT SHOPPING CENTER 699 Harrisburg Pike ................... 274-1247 CORRECTIVE SHOE WORK Alex Andrietti - Tony Andrielti, Co-Owners CONVERT YOUR SHOES TO GOLF SHOES! Row 1: Tricia Poliseno, Jenny Resche, Karen Connors: Row 2: Angie Dawson, Jessica Biggers: Row 3: Theresa Sauter RESERVE. . ,, Y W ,W ., , Sherrod Brown Visits DeSales By: Teresa Lindsey Ohio's Secretary of State, She Brown, visited DeSales on April 21 speak to the seniors. After Mr. Brc gave a short opening speech, he sp the rest of the time answering quesf from the students. Mr. Brown is from Mansfield, O and is thirty-three years old. Be becoming Ohio's Secretary of State, served in the state legislature for e years. As Secretary of State, he r, performs a variety of services that! vital to Ohio. Mr. Brown has three major dutie Secretary of State. He receives records articles of incorporation wi register a business as a corporation Ohio. Under the Uniform Comme: Code section, Mr. Brown regulm secured financial business transactit including account sales and cont rights. The Secretary of State's best kno duty is being designated as Ohio's c elections officer. Mr. Brown is concer about voter registration and voter nout. He wants to encourage yo people to vote. The younger voting I group has the lowest voter turn out. Brown said. That is why the govi ment does not pay attention to iss concerning the young. The eldt have a large voter turn out, about r out of ten. Thus government and pt cians are more likely to act on the iss concerning the elderly. He said, government pays attention to those volved. Mr. Brown wants to chat people's attitudes on voting. Some seniors took the opportunit' ask the Secretary of State questions 1 cerning school, state, and natic issues. When students brought up legal drinking age. Mr. Brown fe should be raised to 21 for safety poses on the road. He also felt I minimum wage for teenagers she not be lowered. Mr. Brown found logic or benefits from lowering minimum wage.

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FLAG CORPS - Debbie Simon, Coreen McGarvey, Tracey Tanner 1... 1808 Kenworth 268 1325 LINDEN AREA Mon Sun 5 p m midnight Fri. 5 p.m.-1 a.m.lSat. 5 p.m.-2 a.m. NORTHLAND MR. MEATBALL MEDICAL 3716 Cleveland Avenue 471-omo 1495 Morse Road 267-4931 ST. JAMES THE SHARQN WQQDS LESS PHARMACY 1760 E. Granville Road 362-1179 3914410 68 Band Organizations Grow By: Deanna Kohler With over one hundred people pat ticipating this year, the DeSales Hig School marching band is off to an ex cellent start. The band has been bus participating in four consecutive hal times at the DeSales football game: Some of the songs performed were O Broadway, Fame, Big Spender, Heart of Rock and Roll, and Jum CFor My LoveJ. Along with increased student pa ticipation, the band booster organize: tion has helped improve the quality c the group. Some fundraisers held by th band boosters this summer were, th annual tuition raffle on August 1st, an a candy sale on August 27th. The Mee the Band Show and a tuition drawin were held August 29th. During the fir, months of school, a calendar sale o September 15th and a Spaghetti Dinne on October 13th were held. Fundraise coming up are the Cheese and Sausag sales on November 9th, and the Pan cake Breakfast on February 9th an 10th. The money made from these projec went towards new drill team uniform band buses, and because of the bane growth, more marching band uniform The money also goes toward buyir music, instruments, and awards. Th band boosters' officers are presider Phil Kohler: vice president, Keta Meye secretary, Linda Givliani: and treasur Jerry Boerger. This year's band of'fic are president, Kurt Mortenson: vii president, Theresa Socco: historiai Mike Sarff, and librarians, Sabrina Dov and Brenda Kessler. When asked how well the ye would go, band president Phil Kahll said, so far our income has been equi to our expenses, and if everyone kee up their hard work we will be a bigg better band.