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

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MR. FRANCIS SULLIVAN divides his teaching hours between Latin and Eng- lish. As Director of Intramural Sports, he organized leagues in football, basket- ball and softball. Bowling was also on the program and this year chess made its appearance. x FATHER WILLIAM SEELAUS is a member of the Science Department, teaching Chemistry, and the language of the sciences, German. As College Ad- viser to the seniors, Father provides information concerning entrance require- ments and scholarships, and directs them to the schools best suited to their FATHER JOHN WIXTED identi- lies himself with the classics at St. Francis, since he introduces our stu- dents to Virgil and Cicero. He is currently writing his dissertation for the Masterls degree at Catholic University, at which school Father acquired a Phi Beta Kappa key. Classes in algebra also occupy him, as does our school book store. FATHER WILLIAM WHARTON is head of the Department of Social Sci- 'XX interests and abilities. Father organized V i'i' 'M 1 our photography club and, during the 'N summer, serves on the staff at Camp .Q , De Sales. Rt! I .X .K IN THE VERY T32 ART OF TABLE AND PIZZA ETIQUETTE X 1 ences, dividing his teaching hours be- tween Sociology with the seniors and World History for the freshmen. Many of us also met Father in his capacity as Dean of Boys. Detention is, after all, another form of social science. In recent years, Father Wharton taught Religion and Ethics at the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. For the past two years he has conducted the St. Francis de Sales Institute of Industrial Rela- tions, which is devoted to the study of the Christian principles governing Labor-Management problems.

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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

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MISS MARY ELLEN DANFORD, SEATED, MRS. RUTH BURNETT, MRS. GINNY MATTINGLY, AND MRS, DOROTHY ROBERTS PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND COUR- TEOUS SERVICE IN THE SCHOOL OFFICE AND CLINIC. Office Staff Cafeteria Staff OUR CAFETERIA STAFF, CONSISTING OF MRS. MARY COUTURIER, MRS. HELEN TOBER, MRS. LOTTIE SULEWSKI, AND MRS. LOTTIE JAGODZINSKI ARE RESPON- SIBLE FOR THE TASTY MEALS SERVED THERE. 26