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

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1 From his youth, man inclines to sociahility. 2 Competition is part of man ' s nature. 3 The cita- del of learning — St. Fran- cis De Sales High School. 4 Science profits by com- mon effort. 5 Prayer unites men. II

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• i To take his place in the world and give part of himself for man ' s welfare Many and varied are the activities which con- tribute to the overall development and add a bit of the spice and zest for living in the daily life of the student of St. Francis De Sales High School. Our school is not very much different from other schools in its function of turning out well-rounded individuals, except perhaps the primacy we give to spiritual, moral and intellectual objectives. This is just the best answer we know to the challenge of world Communism. 10 We are so used to living with crises that it is the little pleasures and joys that afford us the major portion of the happiness we enjoy — maybe a ball game, a dance, a picnic or just getting together. These, plus our responsibilities to our fellowmen, make up the fabric from which our lives are woven. We do not exist for ourselves alone, and it is only when we are fully convinced of this fact that we begin to love ourselves properly and thus love others.

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Following the Mass in the school chapel on October first, parents and friends of our ambassadors congregate on the school steps, dis- cussing with mixed emotions the forthcoming adventure. Mo- ments later, these groups dispersed and headed for Detroit. As is the custom on departure day, Fr. Shugrue offers Mass for the exchange stu- dents that they may have a safe journey to Europe. Sen ' ing Mass are William. Wis- nieu ski and Martin Degnan.