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

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Ecole Saint Aliclzel and the Hasilique dc Saint Francois de Sales. y '5' 'T ww Pete Kearney superviserl iz game of lmlffy-foot with young Gallic friends. Clyde Sweat engaged in fl fast gmne of ping-pong. Mr. VVillia1n Donglzerty, O.S.F.S., nn Olilate seminarian studying at the Univers- ity of Frilvourg, Switzerland, visits with Peter Kearney and confreres Francais. MT' Mm

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iiga Frank Maher, future threat to domination of Austrian skiers Ecole Saint Michel Receives the Knights Where years ago knighthood flourished If wc were to judge hastily from these pictures probably the first question that would come to mind would be: Wlien do they study or do they? The answer is definitely: Yes! They do study. The thinking behind the Exchange Programu was that the younger a student is the more apt he is to pick up a foreign language. Practically all colleges and universities have exchange programs but this is rare or non-existent on the high school level. St. Francis de Sales High School thought that the time for talking had reached its limit and the time for doing something was at hand. So! ten noble knights known as the pioneers are deep in study at the Ecole Saint Michel. It is diflicult and it is a challenge that can tap the reservoirs of the human potential. Sure the pioneers study hard, particularly to master the French language, but they also live and play in another culture and in another world Where they cannot fail to be in- fluenced by a profound and meaningful experience. Pere Gayet and Pere Muchemloled and you know who . . . S. Frahloic, C. Sweet, T. Reynolds, T. Husted, F. Maher, MacKay, P. Kearney, C. Steward, R. Chlabowski and R. Billmaier. Q ,, .- f ,gs

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