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

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Mr. Mattingly Mrs. RUTH BURNETT, Nurse, Ojee Mr. RAYMOND KELDERMANS, French, Music Mrs. ESTHER LAFAYETTE, Librarian Mr. RICHARD MATTINGLY, Gym, Basketball Coach Mrs. VIRGINIA MATTINGLY, Typing Ofee Mr. ROBERT RECKER, History, Football Coach Mrs. DOROTHY ROBERTS, Typing, Office Mr. PAUL SPAKOWSKI, Mathematics, Assistant Coach Mr. DONALD VIGH, Assistant Coach Mrs. Roberts Mr. Spakowski Rev. Mr. Hertli, Fr. Griffin, and Mr. Spakowski enjoy a moment in the faculty lounge. ll ai? ll Q H qlgiigzaz- .., ' Q gi, ,. , . 11.51.11 nl fm, ?W5lil?'p' fi I if mf E ,lm w' - l f ' 1 ' 'Q al I, 55'-A I5 . . tm.. , . Www ' . ll . f wh ' ' , , ' 5- 1 A gf l k 2 N Ki,L ,,, ,5. ,rf I E l F .I ' -2:74 ' :rw -In Y lm .. ,,f...N. 3-f -5355? .J ,fb If Mr. Recker Mr. Vigh if ' 1 .

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In the modern Anzerican school, the senior year has come to mean a welter of activity, widely diverse, but all linked to graduation. We have had our full share, and we think we can say that our share has been a generous one. More than that, each was carried out under the direction of a priest moderator, so each felt the in- fluence of the spirit. Our class ring was blessed and distributed in solemn ceremony. It was easy to understand the meaning of spirit there. The blend of culture and chaos which is a senior trip was more of a challenge, but there too a priest directed, explained, muttered and threatened if you will, but still managed to leave the im- print of the spirit.. The yearbook is the special memento of seniors, and the long, demanding task nzet a helpful, though critical and sometimes frustrating spirit, es- pecially when a favored picture failed to gain approval or a fondly prepared caption, delicious in its venom, fell victim to the spirit of charity. The social climax of high school was the Senior Prom and, as with everything else, the formals and corsages mingled in a mood of something more than just springtime. After all this, some- thing so important as cz diploma could hardly be conferred with only a handshake. The Baccalaureate Mass reminded us that our training was centered on the spirit. So now the senior year is over. This class of 1959 appears on the pages follow- ing. Each of them, perhaps unknown to himself, has THE PIRIT OF A SENIOR 17