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

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Father Komorawski emphasizes accuracy. ot youth was a very delicate matter. Such a great and noble undertaking could not be taken too lightly, Otherwise, the whole purpose of training would cease to achieve its goal and would only re- sult in complete confusion. Therefore, the Oblates Mrs. Layfayette MRS. ESTHER LAYFAYETTE, Librarian. REV, LOUIS A, KOMOROWSKI, O.S.F.S., Biology. BROTHER ROBERT KAMUCKA, O.S.F.S., Brisson House. REV. JOSEPH J. MCKENNA, O.S.F.S., Reli- gion, Mathematics, Director of Athletics. have held on to the spirit and practicality of the Gentleman Saint at Paradise. The quest is ever the same: SANCTITY by fidelity to the duties of the in- dividual's state. In an era which has gone for the popular and eye-catching, such values do not sound 'Es 'G Father Komorowski Brother Robert Father McKenna

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Father Hermley REV. ROBERT J. HERMLEY, O.S.F.S., Hs tory, English, Sophomore Moderator. REV. JOSEPH B. HUGHES, O.S.E.S., Mathe matics. REV, WILLIAM KENNEY, O.S.F.S,, History, Religion, Football. REV. NICHOLAS J. KOELZER, O.S.F.5. American History, Bookstore. due for the soul of the youth put into their charge. Time after time in his Conference to the first Oblates, he told them to keep the souls ot their boys unceas- ingly before their eyes. The whole day of the Oblate teacher is to be centered around the welfare ot the students entrusted to their care. He urges them to 5, Nr ,- --ie 'iiii l The toculty time out, draw from the Sacred Heart, the Moss, their Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, their meditation, their Ottice, and their Rosary those tundamental values that their pupils will find in them which will enable these youths to walk in the way of God tearlessly. To this Pioneer in Catholic Education, the troining Father Hughes Father Kenney Father Koelzer

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if Father McNamara Mr. Mattingly Mrs. Mattingly too practical. The test at a system is in its achieve- ment. In the important task of the education of youth, the educator cannot rely on gene-ral and vague terminologies. Truly, the child produces the man ot later years. The training period is all important, too important for a will ot the wisp system that may re- REV. JOSEPH C. NCNAMARA. O,S.F.S. Religion, Senior Moderator. MR, RICHARD C. MATTINGLY, Gym, Head Football Coach. MRS. VlRGlNlA MATTINGLY, Office, Typing, MR. THOMAS MINARCIN, Geometry, Freshman Coach, Baseball. Mr. Minarcin sult in the loss of the child's eternal happines. For- tunately, the Bishop of Geneva provided his followers with a system that was sate and plain. His way would be within the reach ot all. For the modern he gives the example of a reso- lute, determined, tenacious soul. The words of his Mrs. Mattingly and Mrs. Burnett prepare report cards.