St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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l H F J ' v 1 MR. RICHARD MATTINCLY came to St. Francis last year from Zanesville, Ohio, to coach basketball and supervise gym classes. He is a graduate of Mus- kingum University. Mr. Mattingly easily won favor, both by reason of his coach- ing ability and Zanesville humor. We hope he makes his home in Toledo for many years. FATHER RAYMOND NAVARRE has a busy schedule which includes Physics and Trigonometry with the seniors and algebra with the juniors. Father received his Master's degree in science at Catho- lic University. Besides his teaching du- ties, Father Navarre has the position of treasurer at Brisson House. BROTHER JAMES MCCABE is a fa- miliar figure in the school library where we often met him during lunch periods. Brother James also has care of the chapel and sacristy, in addition to as- sisting in the Dramatics Department. FATHER JOSEPH MCNAMARA teaches English to the youngest Knights, the freshmen. He began the school paper, the LANCE, and is in eharge of the yearbook, the ACCO- LADE. Father McNamara, as Senior Moderator, is in charge of all senior activities. MOVING DAY SCENE FEATURES FR. D'ANGELO AND FR. HERMLEY 5

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FATHER WIXTED RINGS UP ANOTHER SALE IN THE BOOKSTORE FATHER LOUIS KOMOROWSKI labors in the Biology Lab for the benefit of the sophomores. He received his Master's degree last summer from Catholic Univer- sity and his dissertation has since been published in a scientific quarterly. Father Komorowski is moderator of the De Sales Seminary Associates and the Oblate Parents Guild. FATHER NICHOLAS KOELZER teaches American History, having received a Master's degree in that subject from Villanova University. A part of his research includes co- authoring a workbook in National Problems. Father has the position of school treasurer, and also serves as Director of Activities. FATHER ROBERT HERMLEY teaches Biology and German, but is perhaps better known for his work with the band. In its two years of existence, our band has come to be recognized for its clever and imagina- tive formations, as well as the quality of its music. Father Hermley is responsible for the drills which go into such productions. He also moderates the tennis team. DR. RAYMOND KELDERMANS is our band director and teacher of French. He received his musical training at the Lem- Inensinstitute in Mechelen, Belgium and the-Reichshochschule fur Music in Berlin, Germany. Dr. Keldermans has had exten- sive experience in radio work in Europe, and has given organ recitals in several cities in the United States and Canada. We are fortunate in having so capable a bandmaster. 22

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FATHER JAMES O'NEILL came to St. Francis this year from Niagara University, and is found in the senior and junior English classes. After school hours, Father assists in the book store and has recently become faculty mod- erator of the school paper, the LANCE. FATHER GEORGE PALMER has the important and difficult task of setting up a suitable library at St. Francis. For several summers Father has been taking courses in Library Science at Villanova University. By reason of studies made in Switzerland during his seminary days, he is also well qualified for the teaching of French. Outside of school work, Father Palmer is the chaplain at the Monastery of the Visitation. MR. ROBERT RECKER, our head football coach, teaches World History and Health. Mr. Recker has given us, in a very short time, a team to be proud of, and we appreciate his efforts. He is himself a sterling example of the gentleman-athlete, and we are grateful for his influence and leadership. FATHER MCNAMARA FASCINATES GROUP WITH I-IIS DEXTERITY MR. PAUL SPAKOWSKI, a graduate of the University of Dayton, is another new arrival at St. Francis, and one whose acquaintance we have been happy to make. He teaches Algebra to the freshmen and is assistant football and basketball coach. .,..,.f ex is 'X